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~OL. 7 NO. 2998 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1966 MEMPHIS, TENN. (UPI)--Ku KLUX KLANS U S WIPES OUT LARGE CONG UNIT MEN, DRESSED IN ROBES AND CARRYING SIGNS, PICKETED A THEATER LAST NIGHT iN- MAJOR ALLIED VICTORY OF WAR WHERE A MOVIE WAS SHOWING THAT DEPICT SAIGON (UPI)--U.S. AND SOUTH VIETNAMESE TROOPS TRACKED DOWN AND KILLED REMNANTS Of A ED A YOUNG NEGRO MAN HELPING A BLIND DECIMATED COMMUNIST REGIMENT TODAY IN THE CLIMAX Of ONE Of THE VIET NAM WAR'S GREAT AL WHITE GIRL. LIED VICTORIES. EIGHT KLANSMEN, IN fULL REGALIA, U.S. SPOKESMEN SAID AT LEAST 446 COMMUNISTS HAVE BEEN KILLED AS THE ALLIES, TAKING MARCHED IN FRONT Of THE THEATER fOR ONLY "LIGHT" CASUALTIES THEMSELVES, CLOSED IN ON A VIET CONG fORCE fiGHTING WITH ITS ABOUT 40 MINUTES IN PROTEST Of THE MOV BACK TO THE SOUTH CHINA SEA. I E, itA PATCH Of BLUE." "IT'S LIKE A TENNESSEE TURKEY SHOOT," SAID AN OfFICER OF THE 1ST U.S. AIR CAVALRY DI THE KLANSMEN PASSED OUT COPIES Of VISION. liTHE FIERY CROSS," A KLAN PUBLICATION. THE COMMUNISTS' DOOM WAS SEALED YESTERDAY WHEN THE 1ST AIR CAVALRY KILLED III VIET CONG POLICE CARS CRUISED THE NEIGHBORHOOD AND THE SOUTH VIETNAMESE KILLED 84. UNTIL THE KLANSMEN LEFT. THERE WERE ORIGINALLY, ALLIED OFFICERS THOUGHT THEY HAD PINNED A COMMUNIST BATTALION AGAINST THE NO INCIDENTS REPORTED. SEA, BUT MOUNTING CASUALTIES MADE IT APPEAR AT LEAST A REGIMENT WAS INVOLVED. THE NUMBER OF KNOWN GUERRILLA DEAD FAR CLARK LEVELS ANOTHER SALVO EXCEEDED THE 350 TO 400 MEN WHO MAKE UP A AT ALABAMA PRIMARY VOTING BATTALION. SELMA, ALA. (UPI)--SEGREGATIONIST SHERifF JIM CLARK SAID TODAY HE HAD fOUND ADDITIONAL THE ALLIES ALSO REPORTED CAPTURING DOZENS "IRREGULARITIES" AND NOW WAS CHALLENGING ALL VOTES CAST IN TUESDAY's DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, OF DAZED COMMUNISTS TRYING TO ESCAPE TO IN WHICH HE WAS APPARENTLY BEATEN. MOUNTAIN HIDEOUTS. UPON THE COMPLAINT OF CLARK, THE LOCAL DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE THREW OUT SIX LATE TODAY, COMMUNIST HOLDOUTS FOUGHT ON. BOXES Of PREDOMINANTLY NEGRO VOTES THAT WOULD HAVE MADE CLARK'S POLITICAL fOE, WILSON AT DUSK A VIET CONG FORCE WAS TRYING TO BAKER, WINNER OF THE SHERiff'S NOMINATION W~THOUT A RUNOff. SHOOT ITS WAY PAST A SOUTH VIETNAMESE UNIT THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT THEN FILED SUIT TO HAVE iAKER, A RELATIVE MODERATE ON THE THAT HAD IT PINNED DOWN. RACE ISSUE, DECLARED THE WINNER. A HEARING ON THE SUIT IS SCHEDULED MAY 16. THE 1ST CAVALRY OPERATION 290 MILES NORTH CLARK HAD COMPLAINED HE fOUND THREE Of Of SAIGON WAS THE HARDEST OF A SERIES OF THE SIX DISPUTED BOXES OF VOTES UNATTENDED BODY BLOWS DEALT THE COMMUNISTS OF NORTH ALBANIA JOINS PEKING BEfORE THEY WERE OffiCIALLY COUNTED. AND SOUTH VIET NAM IN THE PAST 24 HOURS. TODAY HE EXPANDED HIS COMPLAINT IN ANTI-KREMLIN POSE (CONTINUED ON PAGE SEVEN) "I AM CONTESTING THE WHOLE ELECTION TOKYO(UPI)--ALBANIAN PREMIER MEHMET fOR THE SHERifF'S NOMINATION," HE SAID. SHEHU JOINED HIS COMMUNIST CHINESE HOSTS WHOLESALE PRICE RISE "WE HAVE FOUND IREGGULARITIES OTHER THAN TODAY IN CALLING FOR A "FIGHT TO THE FIN IN THOSE SIX BOXES." ISH" AGAINST SOVIET "REVISIONISTS." BRINGS TAX HIKE NEAR ONEPARTY OFFICIAL, WHO ASKED NOT TO BE SHEHU AND HIS PARTY ARE ON A TOUR Of WASHINGTON (UPI)--WHOLESALE PRICE IN IDENTIFIED, SAID FEDERAL OBSERVERS WERE CHINA. ALBANIA IS COMMUNIST CHINA'S SOLE CREASES FOR APRIL ARE INCREASING INfLATION ON HAND AT THE CANVASSING -- WHEN THE DE SUPPORTER IN EAST EUROPE IN THE PEKING ARY PRESSURES ON THE ECONOMY AND MAY BRING CISION WAS MADE TO THROW OUT THE SIX BOXES Moscow POLEMICAL WAR. ON AN INfLATION-BRAKING TAX INCREASE. OF VOTES -- AND AGREED EVERYTHING "WAS OKA~ THE OffiCIAL NEW CHINA NEWS AGENCY, MONI THE LABOR DEPARTMENT REPORTED YESTERDAY "ApPARENTLY THEY WERE OVERRULED FROM TORED HERE, SAID THE ALBANIANS ATTENDED THAT THE PRICES WERE UP ONE-TENTH Of ONE WASHINGTON," HE SAID. A MASS RALLY IN SHANGHAI BEFORE LEAVING PERCENT, INCREASED PR IMAR I L Y BY HIGHER COSTS fOR HANGCHOW. THE RALLY WAS ADDRESSED fOR INDUSTRIAL COMMODITIES. BY TENG HSIAO-PING, GENERAL SECRETARY Of THE WHOLESALE PRICE INDEX OfTEN SHOWS THE SMITH SEES BRITAIN THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE Of THE CHINESE WAY THE COST Of LIVING IS HEADING. THE NEEDING SETTLEMENT COMMUNIST PARTY. DEPARTMENT WILL REPORT ON APRIL COST OF LIV~ SALISBURY (UPI)--RHODESIAN PRIME MINIS "WE ~UST NEVER MAKE ANY COMPROMISE WITH ING ftGURES LATER THIS MONTH. TER IAN SMITH TONIGHT SET THE POSSIBLE IT (THE SOVIET GOVERNMENT) BUT MUST FIGHT THE ADMINISTRATION IS WATCHING THE INDEX TO TONE fOR ANGLO-RHODESIAN TALKS IN LONDON IT TO THE FINISH," TENG DECLARED. SEE If A TAX INCReASE IS CALLED FOR PRESI WITH A STATEMENT THAT BRITAIN NEEDS RE TENG SAID THE 23RD CONGRESS Of THE DENT JOHNSON SAID IN FEBRUARY A TAX HIKE CONCILIATION MORE THAN THE BREAKAWAY COLONY SOVIET COMMUNIST PARTY -- FROM WHICH CHINA WOULD COME If PRICES CONTINUE TO SOAR, BUT DOES. WAS CONSPICIOUSLY ABSENT -- FURTHER DEMON THERE IS NO CONSENSUS YET ON APPLYING THE HE TOLD A GATHERING OF 1,000 FARMERS AT STRATED THAT THE LEADING GROUP OF THE TAX BRAKE. A RHODESIAN FRONT PARTY FETE AT VIRGINIA, CPSU (SOVIET COMMUNIST PARTY) HAS DEGENER THE COST Of LIVING ROSE fiVE TENTHS Of ONE 100 MILES FROM SALISBURY, THERE WAS PROB ATED INTO IRRECONCILABLE ENEMIES Of MARX PERCENT IN FEBRUARY AND fOUR TENTHS IN MARCH. ABL Y "A GREATER NEED AS FAR AS BR I TA IN I SM-LEN I N I SM, I NCORR I G I BLE RENEGADES fROM SOME ADMINISTRATION ADVISERS fEEl.. THE IM WAS CONCERNED, RATHER THAN RHODESIA, TO THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNIST MOVEMENT, PACT Of fACTORS INOLUDING INCREASES IN fED RESOLVE THE ISSUE OF RHODESIA'S INDEPEN- SABOTEURS OF THE REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT ERAL INCOME TAX WITHHOLDING, VOLUNTARY RE DENCE. Of ALI.. PEOPLES AND ACCOMPLICES OF U.S. DUCTIONS ON SPENDING BY BUSINESS, AND A SHORT "I BELIEVE THAT WHILE THERE ARE MANY AD IMPERIALISM." AGE OF SKILLED WORKERS IN SOME AREAS SHOULD VANTAGES ACCRUED TO RHODESIA, THERE ARE BE KNOWN BEFORE ANY TAX INCREASE IS SOUGHT. NONE THAT HAVE ACCRUED TO BRITAIN," HE STATE SEEKS RELEASE SAID. SHORTAGES IN VIET NAM SMITH SAID THE LONGER THE S~ALEMATE CON OF YANKS IN PEKING TINUED THE WIDER THE TRADE GAP WITH BRI BALTIMORE (UPI)--A HIGH STATE DEPARTMENT PROBED BY SENATE UNIT TAIN WOULD BECOME. HE SAID IN VIEW OF THE OffiCIAL TODAY APPEALED TO RED CHINA TO WASHINGTON (UPI)--A SPECIAL SENATE SUB "SORT Of TRUCE THERE IS WITH BRITAIN" HE RELEASE fiVE AMERICAN PRISONERS IT NOW COMMITTEE TODAY CONTINUED ITS INQUIRY INTO DID NOT WANT TO MAKE A "BLOOD AND THUNDER" HOLDS AS A fiRST STEP TOWARD BETTER RELA MILITARY SHORTAGES, ONE FLANK Of A SHARP SPEECH. TIONS. CONGRESSIONAL ATTACK ON PENTAGON MANAGEMENT HE STRESSED AGAIN RHODESIANS WERE UNITED WILLIAM P. BUNDY, ASSISTANT SECRETARY Of THE WAR AS THEY NEVER WERE BEFORE. OF STATE FOR FAR EASTERN AffAIRS, ADVOCAT SUBCOMMITTEE CHAIRMAN ERNEST GRUENING (DEMr "OUR ENEMIES HA~E fOUND NO CHINK IN OUR ED THIS AT A TESTIMONIAL DINNER FOR ONE ALASKA), WROTE DEFENSE SECRETARY ROBERT S ARMOR," HE SAID. Of THE PRISONERS -- BISHOP JAMES E. WALSH, McNAMARA EARLIER THIS YEAR FOR A LIST Of SMITH SAID NEW TRADING ARRANGEMENTS THE Of CUMBERLAND, MD. EQUIPMENT SHORTAGES. COUNTRY HAD MADE SINCE HIS UNILATERAL DE BISHOP WALSH, NOW (5, WAS SENTENCED IN THE ARMY ANSWERED ON MARCH 10 THAT THERE CLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE LAST Nov. II MARCH, 1960, TO 20 YEARS IMPRISONMENT WAS A SHORTAGE IN fiVE CATEGORIES, INCLUDING WOULD STAND. ON RED CHARGES Of "ESPIONAGE AND SUBVER GENERATORS, FORK LifT TRUCKSSAND ROCK CRUSH "BUT IS WAS UNDESIRABLE fOR THE PRESENT SION." ERS. SITUATION TO GO ON AND THE SOONER BRITAIN BUNDY REArflRMED U.S. POLICY or RESI5T JOSEPH LIPPMAN, CHIEf INVESTIGATOR FOR THE AND RHODeSIA CAN GET OVER THIS RIDICULOUS ~NG RED CHINESE AGGRESSION WHILE AT THE SUBCOMMITTEE, SAID YESTERDAY THE ARMY LETTER SITUATION THE BETtER," HE SAID. SAME TIME LOOKING TOWARD A POSSIBLE fUTURE OMITTED KNOWN SHORTAGES. HE PAID TRIBUTE TO THE HELP GIVEN RHOD TIME "WHEN THE HISTORIC TIES Of fRIEND HE CITED THE NEEDS OF THE FOURTH TRANSPORT ESIA BY SOUTH AFRICA AND SAlb NEW LINKS Of SHIP BETWEEN OURSLEVES AND THE PEOPLE OF ATION COMMAND IN VIET NAM, WHI~H WAS LACKING FRIENDSHIP AND TRUST HAD BEEN fORMED "SO MAINLAND CHINA CAN BE RESTORED, WHEN AMERI ITEMS IN 10 CATEGORIES AS Of APQIL I. ITS STRONG THEY CAN NEVER BE BROKEN." CANS AND CHINESE fREELY TRAVEL BETWEEN REQUISITIONS FOR EIGHT TYPES OF ITEMS WERE A THREE-MAN RHODESIAN DELEGATION FLEW EACH OTHER'S COUNTRIES, WHEN TRADE AND CUL MADE FEB. 4, LIPPMAN SAID. TO LONDON TODAY FOR EXPLORATORY PEACE TALKS TURAL RELATIONS CAN DEVELOP AND WHEN CHINA ON THE MISMANAGEMENT CHARGE, THE INVESTI SEEING A COMMON GROUND fOR FULL-SCALE NEG IS WILLING TO LIVE AT PEACE WITH THE UNITED GATOR SAID THE ARMY DELIBERATELY OVERESTIMAT OTIATIONS WITH BRITAIN FOR A SETTLEMENT OF STATES, ITS NEIGHBORS, AND OTHER COUNTRIES ED REPAIR COSTS ON CERTAIN TYPES Of EQUIP THE INDEPENDENCE DISPUTE. Of THE WORLD." MENT AND GAVE IT TO THE AGENCY FOR INTERNA T~ONA~ DEVELOPMENT (AID), WHICH HANDLES fOREIGN AID. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS SATURDAY, MA 1966
NEW MEDIATOR ENTERS REDS CLAIM BEST ROCKETS FULBRIGHT GET~ KNOCK~ PAPER STRIKE SCENE Moscow (UPi)~~SOVIET ROCKETS CAN AT HAND~ OF COLLEAGUE~ NEW YORK {UPI)--VETERAN MEDIATOR KNOCK DOWN ~NVAD~NG PLANES OR MISSi WASHINGTON (UPi)~-SEN. J. W~lLiAM DAVID L. COLE ~ILL HOLD EXPLORATORY lES DAY OR NIGHT AND ~~ ANY TYPE OF F0LBRiGHT~ (DEM.-ARK.)~ WAS ACCUSED TALKS TOMORROW WITH REPRESENTATIVES OF WlATHER, R~SSiAuS AIR DEFENSE CHiEF BY A FELLOW DEMOCRAT TODAY Of DEMAGO THE STRIKING NEWSPAPER GUilD OF NEW SAiD TODAYo ~E SAID ATTEMPTED EYA~ GUiNG ON VIET NAM WiTH "NAIVE STATE YORK AND THE NEWLY MERGED WORLD JOUR SJVE ACTiON OR DADiO JAMMING WOulD MENTS" AND OF" "UNDERCUTTiNG PRESiDENT NAL TRIBUNE INC. TO ASCERTAIN HOW FAR NOT HELP AN ENEMYo JO~NSONiS POL~CiESo APART THEY ARE. COLo GENo SoNo GRACHKO TOLD THE SEN GEORGE SMATHERS~ (DEMo-FLAo), COLE ACCEPTED THE INV!TAT~ON OF SOV~ET TASS NEWS AGENC¥ SOVIET ANTu A FORMER MEMBER OF fUlBRiGHTuS FOREiGN MAYOR JOHN V. LINDSAY YESTERDAY TO ME AIRCRAFT ROCKE~3 TRAVEL AT SPEEDS RElAT~ONS COMMiTTEE AND A MEMBER OF THE DIATE THE TWO-WEEK-OLD DISPUTE OVER "MAN'f T~f'.1ES THAT or SO~!'.._fI AND CARRY SE~ATE DEMOCRAT~C LEADERSHiP TEAM, MADE LAYOFFS MADE NECESSARY BY THE CONSOL! "A POWERI="Ul WARHEAD." THE CHARGE. DATION OF THE STAFFS OF THE NEW YORK THE ROCKETS ALSO ARE "CAPABLE OF HiS BARB WAS AiMED AT THE FOREiGN WORLD-TELEGRAM, JOURNAL-AMERiCAN AND DESTROY!NG AIR AND COSMiC TARGETS 4T RELATIONS CHAIRMANoS ClA iM THAT U.S. HERALD TRIBUNE. ANY TiME OF DAY AND NIGHT UNDER ANY INTERVENT~ON is CREAT1NG INFLATiON IN THE GUILD HAS INSiSTED ON RESPECT WEATHER CONDITIONS," GRACHKO DE SOuTH ViET NAM AND l~AT U.S. TROOPS HA~
FOR SENIORiTY AND THE PUBLISHING FIRM CLARED 0 MADE SAIGON "AN AMERICAN BROTHElo" HAS INSISTED ON A FREER HA~D IN H!RINGS "EVEN IF 1'rlE ENEMY USES FliGHT MA~ FULBRiGHT HAS WARNED RHAT THE UNITED AND LAYOFFS TO GET A STAFF WiTh EtvtPHA NEUVERS OR RADIO !NTER~ERENCE,:!" HE STATES IS SUCCUMBING TO WHAT HE CALLS SIS ON YOUTH AND SPECIALIZATIOI, THE SAiD, lIiT WOULDNiT PREVENT THESE AN "ARROGANCE OF POWER." STRIKE IS SUPPORTED BY NINE C ~~T ROCKETS FROM H ITT ~ NG T~E TARGET II SMATHERS SAiD iN REPLY UNIONS WHICH ALSO SEEK NEW CONTRACTS "THERE CAN BE NO ARROGANCE OF POWER WITH THE FIRM. HANO! INTRAN~!GENT ijN AN AGE WHERE WE STAND A FiNGER-TIP COLE, FORMER CHiEF MEDiATO? OF THE TOKYO (UPi)--HANO~ rODA USED T~E AWAY FROM 'THE WAR OF ARMAGEDDON. it FEDERAL MEDIATION AND CONCIL!AT~ON 12TH ANNiVERSARY OF THE DIEN BIEN PHU liTo CHARGE THAT OUR SOLDiERS DESPOIL SERVICE, SAID HE WILL ACT AS A GO V~CTORY OVER fR~NtE TO REJECT AGAi~ V1ET NAM IS SiMPl'STPC. LONG Bt~ORE BETWEEN AND HAS NO Pl~NS ~T THiS TIME ANY PEACE TAlK~ AND TO ASSERT THAT SHERMAN SAiD il~ WE ~AVf KNOWN T~AT TO MAKE RECOMMENDATiONS OR ACT AS A TOTJll DEF'E.4T OF r-'E. U S. P'~ V~ET NAM WAR ijS HELL a_ UGLY ~N ~TS EVERY RE FACT-F I NDER. WAS A CE~""AuN';"Yo SPECT. MATT MEYER, PRESIDENT OF ;HE WORLD HANOij Us V~ET ~AM NEWS AGE~CY~ HEARD ilWE: E~TERED ""WO WORLD WARS AND CON~ JOURNAL TRIBUNE, ISSUED A ~TaT[MtNT i~ TOKYO, SA~D All NORTH V~ETNAMESE CE I \fE.D THE MARSlrdh .. l PLAN NOT AS "BOY TO EMPLOYEES AND FORMER EMPLOYEES NEWSPAPERS uSED THE A~N~VERSAR¥ OF SCOUTS i BUT AS ADHERENTS TO A PRiNCiPLE POINTING OUT THAT "EXPERiENCE WITH fRANCEoS 1954 DEI="EAT ~~ JNDOC~ijNA TO THE PR~NC!PlE TO FREEDOM~ A~D WE ARE STRIKES IN THE PAST FEW YEARS HAS PRO~ ClA!~ THAT THE UoSo WAS O~ 7HE S~ME iN V~ET NAM TODAY, NOT TO MAKE WAR BUT EN THAT, IN THoS (OMPETITiVE ATMOS ROAD, DESPITE iTS PO~ER AND THE HARD TO ASSURE PEACE -= TO ENLARGE fREEDOM,:! PHERE, OUR RECOVERY BOTH IN CIRCULA T MES IT ~AS CAUSED TrlE NORTH VijET NOT TO SEC ijT SHRiNKo TION AND ADVERTISING HAS BEEN SLOW NAMESE o "THuS JS NOT THE HOuR TO BE QUARREL AND UNCERTAIN AT BEST." THE OFfiCijAl NHAN DAN NEWSPAPER LiNG WiTH T~E PRESiDENT OR UNDERCUTTING "CERTAINLY, THE EFFECT o~ A NEW VEN SAID THAT BEfORE THE BAfflE AT DIEN H~S CO~~AND. iT ijS ALWAYS EASijER TO
TURE -- ONE WHICH HASNQr EVEN HAD A BijEN PHU,:! THE FR[NC~ ~AD ASSERTED TAKE PiE STUMP THAN TO ACT 0 if CHANCE TO GAIN PUBLIC ACCEPTANCE - THAT NEuT~ER SIDE COULD WiN. HijS CR~TiCiS~ OF FULBRIGHT WAS CON CAN BE EVEN MORE DEVAS1ATiNG," HE SAID. "TODAY ~" n ADDED, "THE U.S. HIiPER~ TA!NED iN 4 SPEECH PREPARED fOR DELIVE ij4LiSTS AND frlEiR HENC~MEN CONTEND RY AT GAijNESV~LlE, f~A. if BUSY MAY SPACE DOCKET THAT iN THE PRESENT WAR A ~~l!TARY SMATH[RS~ "BOY SCOUT REFERENCE WAS INCLUDES FIVE LAUNCHES VICTORV ~s i~POSSijBbE FOR EijTHER TO FOlBR!GH~oS STATEMENT THAT AMERICAN CAPE KENNEDY {UPi)--THE lATEST ADD! SIDE. BEHAViOR ABROAD REMiNDED H~M O~ THE TION TO AMERICAN'S EIGHT-YEAR-OLD "HOWEvER, IN BOTH THEORY AND REA THREE BOY SCOUTS WHO DiD THEIR GOOD FAMILY OF EXPLORER SATELLITES IS SET liTY, ESPEC!AlLY THE REALITY OF THE DEED FOR THE DAY BY HElP~NG AN OLD lADY FOR LAUNCH WEDNESDAY IN THE FIRST OF PAST YEAR iN BOTH SOUTH AND NORTH ACROSS A STREET SHE D!DNUT WANT TO CRO$ FIVE SPACE SHOTS ON TAP !N THREE WEEKS V!ET NAM, WE ARE ij~ A POSilTRON TO AS HIS STATEMENT FOLLOWED CHALLENGES OF AT THIS BOOMING SPACEPORTo SERT THAT iN T~E MlluTARY AS WELL AS FULBRIGHT BY TWO REPUBLijCANS ~- SENo THE EXPLORER, A 495~POUND SPACECRAFT POliTiCAL F~ELD, WE HAVE WON GREAT JACOB K. JAVnS, (REPo~t\JoY.)!! AND EX RIGGED TO EXAMiNE EARTH'S UPPER ATMOS ViCTORiES!! THE UoS. ~MPERIAUSTS HAVE. SEN. BARRY GOLDWATER. PHERE, IS SCHEDULED fOR A NOON BLASTOFF SUFFERED ~EAVY DEfEATS~ AND CERTAiNLY GOLDWATER~ THE i964 GOP PRESIDENTiAL ATOP A DELTA ROCKET SEEKING ITS 35TH WE Will WiN COMPLETE VICTORY OVER CAND~DATE, SAiD FULBRqGHT SHOULD RE ORBITAL SUCCESS iN 38 TRIES THE U.S. AGGRESSORS." SiGN HiS COMMiTTEE CHAiRMANSHIP fOR NEXT COMES THE TWIN LAUN~HES Of GEM~ POLiTiCALLV~ THE PAPER SAID, GAPS GqViNG "AiD AND COMFORT" TO THE ViET INi-9 ASTRONAUTS THOMAS Po STAFFORD OF DiViSION HAD OPENED IN THE RANKS CONGo JAViTS SAiD THE U.So POSiTION AND EUGENE A. CERNAN AND THEIR ATLAS Of THE SAiGON LEADERS AND AMONG THE MORE CORRECTLY HAS BEEN AN "ACCEPTANCE AGENA RENDEZVOUS ROCKET ON MAY 17 IN PEOPLE. THERE WERE WEEKS OF STREET OF POWER" AND THAT THiS COUNTRY HAS AN ORBITAL CHASE, HOOKUP AND SPACEWALK PROTESTS DEMANDiNG ELECTED GOVERN EXERCiSED MUCH RESTRA!NTo MISSION. MENT TO REPLACE THE CURRENT MiliTARY A DRESS REHEARSAL FOR ThE SIMULTANE JUNTA. DO~IN!CAN ELECT!ON~ OUS COUNTDOWNS ON BOTH THE ATLAS-AGENA MILiTARilYs THE PAPE.R ACCLAIMED THE ~WATHED !N TEN~ION AND GEMINI'S TITAN-2 ROCKET WILL BE VIET CONG FOR K!~liNG MORE AMERiCANS SANTO DO~INGO (UPI)~=THE GENERAL HELD TUESDAY. THE GEMiNI-9 BOOSTER iN THREE MONTHS OF !966 THAN HAD DIED ElECT!ONS JUNE I ARE DESiGNED TO FUR AND ITS SPACECRAFT FACE THEIR LAST FROM 1961 TO 1965. NISH THIS NATION W~TH iTS FiRST CONS~ MAJOR PRE-LAUNCH HURDLE WEDNESDAY WITH THE AMERICANS HAVE ADMITTED THAT TiTUTiONAL GOVERNMENT SiNCE THE OUSTER A MOCK FLIGHT TEST. BY APRil 9':! ~ORE U.So TROOPS DIED OF JUAN BOSCH IN ~963} BUT THE CAMPA!GN AFTER GEMINI NASA PLANS TO ORBiT THE THAN HAD IN ALL OF 1965. HAS LiMPED !N~O ITS FiNAL MONTH THIS THIRD IN THE SOPHISTICATED NEW B~EED NHAN DAN ALSO HA~LED THE "TOUGH DE~ WEEK AMID AN ATMOSPHERE OF GROWiNG AP~ OF ORBITING GEOPHUSICAL OBSERVATORIES FENDERS" OF THE NORTH VIETNAMESE ARMY PREHENSION ON MAY 23 WITH AN ATLAS-AGENAo W~O, HANOi ClAiMS~ HAVE DOWNED MORE THE CANDIDATES APPEAR TO BE GROWING A WEEK LATER, ON MAY 30, THE UNITED THAN !~020 UoSo BOMBERS SiNCE RAiDS ANXIOUS ABOUT THEIR POSSiBLE fATE AFTER STATES WILL INITIATE ITS FIRST ATTEMPT AGAINSr THE NORTH BEGAN FEB. 7, 19650 THE ELECTIONS, WHilE THE GOVERNMENT is TO LAND AN UNMANNED PAYLOAD, A CAMERA PERTURBED BY THE POSSIBILiTY OF ViOlENC CARRYING PROJECT SURVEYOR SPACECRAFT, THE CR~FTs A 35~INCH STAiNLESS STE DURING THE CAMPAiGNS o GENTLY ON THE MOON o BALL COVERED WITH A GLASS ARRAY OF UNTil RECENTLY, MOST OffiCIALS HERE THE 2,250-POUND SURVEYOR~ f~RST Of SOLAR CELLS, ALSO ~S EQUiPPED TO TAKE WlRE OPTiMISTiC. Now THEY ARE NOT SO AT LEAST SEVEN LUNAR ~ANDING ROBOTS A LOOK AT THE EFrEeT THAf BURSTS OF SURE. THIS WAS REfbECfED iN PUBLiC DESIGNED TO LEAD THE WAY FOR MANNED RADiAT~ON FPOM THE SUN HAVE ON E~RTHi STATEMENTS MADE THIS WEEI<', THE MOST iM ApOLLO LANDINGS, WILL BE SENT ON iTS ATMOSPHERE. PORTANT OF THESE COMING FROM CAND!DATE 66-HOUR, 236,000-MILE JOURNEY BY A THE M~IN GOAL OF THE SCiENTISTS BOSCH WHO SAID iN A RADiO BROADCAST HIGH POWERED ATLAS-CENTAUR ROCKET MAK FROM THE GODDARD SPACEfliG~T CENTER THAT THERE ALREADY is AN ORGANIZED MOVE ITS FIRST OPERATIONAL lAUNCHo WHO BUilT THE C~AFT is TO COLLECT tJlENT "NOT TO ACCEPT THE' RESULTS OF THE THE EXPLORER SATELLITE SCHEDULED FOR ACCuRATE DAiA WHijCrl WiLL PROViDE A tlECTIONSo" LAUNCH WEDNESDAY IS EQUiPPED WITH EIGHT BETTER UNDEPSTAND~NG OF HOW AND WHY BOSCH SAiD THQS MOVEMENT is FORMED EXPERIMENTS TO MEASURE THE TEMPERATURES CHANGES OCCUR ~N THE UPPER ATMOSPHER~ BV RiGHTJST ~OlLOWERS Of FORMER PRES COMPOSITION, DENSITY AND PRESSURES OF A THREl~STAGE DELTA ROCKET Will ~DENr JOAQU~N BALAGUER) T~E MODERATE THE EXTREMELY THIN LAYER Of ATMOSPHERE SHOOT THE EXPLORER TOWARD AN ORBiT CAND!DATE WHO IS CONSIDERED BOSCH's THAT REACHES SEVERAL HUNDRED MILES RANGING fROM 170 TO 750 MilES ABOVE MA~N R~VAL FOR THE PRESiDENCY. lART~o THE ~AT~LllTE WijLl RADiO ITS i _ABOVE THE GLOBE 0 f~NDijNGS TO EAkTH FOR UP TO A YEAR. ArounJ TOW JUDGE KABUA KABUA HONO~ED TH~ HO~ORABLE JUDGE KABuA KABUA WAS AWARDED THE MIGHLV ~ ££~ ATTORhE v GENERAL'S AWARD ~OR 1966 D~RlhG LAW DAY .... ~MJ\lIE~i ~T !V.AJuRO HELD IN PiE l:lICA PROTESTANT CHURCH T~C hCNOR~eLE JOSEF~ Gass, AS~JCIATE J0ST!CE or THE HIGH wA3 THE PR'~CIPAl SPEA~ER AT TH: CEREMONt AND SPOKE t-iE :::;",8,,:CT "WHAT DJ wE E)(PEC- Of:' -rL£ I.-AW, AND WHA"'i
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ONLY lJ qEVEAl A CLEANLY-SHAVEN UPPER L!P MOMEN~S BEFORE IT HAD ALLEDGEDLY BEEN COVERfD WITH A MOUSTACHE RIVALLED ONLY BY HIS P~EDECESSOR'S. PQOG~AM PARTI~IPANTS WHO WERE REGULAR LY !~rERqUFTED BY MESSAGES FROM THE TCCHNICAl AREAS AS THE COUNT PROCEEDED WERE MAJ. Russ PARKER, ESTO; COlo M.D. CLARK, CAPT LEO~ARD FRIESZ AND CAPT.
HAPRl VERRY, KTS J AND R C. NEWHOUSE, W~LQ SHAFFER AND W M JOHNSON REPRESENT ING THE KWAJALE!N FIELD STATION. TE~7 D!RECTOR AND MASTER OF CEREMONI~ fOq THE EVENING WAS R R. WACKROW LAU~CH CREW MEM9ERS fROM DOUGLAS INCLUD ED fRANr SA~Z~~ONE, OMER CRAFTON, DAVE LEIN Yf~TERDAY A~TERNOO'" I~ WELCG~ED SEYDA~ DON CRAFTON, BOB PETERSON AND 8. COL M 0 ClAR~, R'GrlT. DEL DuMICl<;o TH[ ifCHNlCAl EQUIPMENT AREAS WERE CCFFEE CUP LITTER BUGS REPqESENTfD BY H.L BUSKEY, OVERALL ILO~E c,r THE t3iGGEST HEADACHEt; FOq MIS510' ACv!SOR, COORDINATOR AND MAITRE OGR iSLAND STREET CLEA~ERS IS THE Oi COrFEE AND rO~E DR!NKERS wHO ~iTTER CJR STP~E1S wiTH THE'R DISCAR~ED (CONTiNJED ON PAGE SEVEN) ~AP[q c~~~ 4ND CO~f CA~~ AL_ ~AY
LONG II I~ Il.N INTfRIlIt..w WITH A ::,0011:E MA~ fRCM lHE B~ILDINGS I\~~ G~0u~DS DCF'AFT\t;f,,"l "IF G_C3I\l A0~JCIAT(j) IT WAS LE~PN~O fHA( fVEN 1HJUGH (~E~i jII' A N FRO.IIi T HAi 1 EPA R ,~ [" r WA .;:) ASS t GN E :J rc (LE~~ 0P LAGOON AND OCEA~ ROAD~, I\rTE~ THf ISLAND RESIGfNTS MADE TMf'R M[~L TRIP TC AND FROM wOPK, OlR H!GH WPY~ WERE SrREW~ WI1H lITTEP, ~ROM THE HO~S ~G AREA TO TYE COMP~EX i\qO A.JA' N ~OI ONLY DOES THE ABOVE ~RACTICE CR:~TE ~N G~stGHTlY MESS~ BUT IT rREA~E~ A SANlr~l ION PQOB~E~ A~ wEll, WllHIN M,N0TES, D!SEASE tARRYING INSECiS ~~J OTHE~ VEC10RS ARf rRAwL~ I~G IN A~G UL T JF lrlESE CO~'AINERS SJP£LY" EV~R'j'\~~E 1.3 WELL AWAqE HOW , -'~~-I RA~!DLY Mv~QwITOE5 MULT!FLY I~ SMALL BLOS<;OM~ wAiER fiLLED CONTAINERS !S iT CO~TAGiOUS? ED l~KE WEEDS Af LAST NIGHT's FAREWEll LUiS ALL TAl\:"" PR!DE iN EI=(AD!CAT~ PAR1Y EVEN YVONNE SHOLAR ENTERS INiO BARBER, DICK WACKROW .• REMOVES STAN'S t"1G. )JR L',r'R PI'\OBl.£M !"'vj[D~AT'L..yi It rOMPETil ION WiTH HUSBAND STAN "BRUSH • PAGE 4 HOURGLASS SA TURDA v,
FM PROGRAM SCHEDULE FOR MAY 8 -14 GOP LADIE~ CHEER SUN 0 AY, MA Y 8 AT POLL-FINDING JUST MUSIC WASHINGTON (UPi)-,.,THE ANNUAL REPUBLI "MUSIC FROM EXODUS AND OTHER GREAT THEI-l(S" - ~AN10vANI AND HIS CAN WOMEN'5 CO~FERENCE HEARD THE CHEER O~C~ES-~A - 36t~ ING NEWS AT ITS CLOSING SESSION YESTER MA IN TH EME FROM '~E XODUS", KAREN is 'TH E"'IE, THEME FROM 11 A Sl-MMER DAY THAT PUBLIC OPINION POllS INDICATE u PlACE , THE GREEN LEAVES OF SUMMER) SONG WITHOUT END, SEVENTY-SIX THAT THE GOP COULD WIN itA MIGHTY VIC TROMBONES, TnEME FROM "THE Sl.;"lDOWf\lERS", IR~~ LA DOUCE, I LOVE TOt::tyli I N THE Nov. 8 CONGRESS IONAl ELEC PARIS, MR. WONDERFUL, THE CAROUSEL WA~TZ, THE SOUND OF MJSIC T!ONS TH!S NOTE OF OPTIMISM C<\ME FROM SPECTRUM THOMAS W. BENHAM, VICE PRESIDENT OF I. "MORE CLASSICAL MUSIC FOR PEOPLE WHO HATE CLASSICAL MUSIC" - OP!NION RESEARCh CORP., WrlO REGULARLY BOSTO"l PoPs ORCHE5T~A CO~DUCTED BY ARTHUR FIEDLER - 45i~ CO~DUCTS PULSE-TAKING POllS fOR THE OVERTuRE fROM HEROLD'S "ZAMPAIi~ THE LAST SPRING, OP 34 - GRIEG, t-.\ATIONAl GOP. ARAGONAISE FROM "LE CIO" ..., MASSENET, HUNGARIAN RHAPSODY No.6 - ~!S TAL~ CAME AT THE fINAL SESSION LISZT, OVERTURE FROM IIFAlINITIZA" - SUPPE, WALTZ fROM "SERENADE OF A T~REE-DAY MEETING DEVOTED TO PEP FOR STRiiNGS, OP. 48" - TCHAIKOVSKY, HUNGARIAN DANCE No.6 - TALKS AND ADVICE TO ABOUl 3,000 WOMEN BRAHMS, OVERTURE FROM "DER fREISCHU1Z" - WEBER ON WHAT THE PARTY NEEDS TO STAGE A COMEBACK IN TnE ~TATE AND CONGRESSIONAL 2. "SPECTACULARS!" - THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA~ EUGENE O~MANY CONDvCT- EI..ECTIONS THIS YEAR. ING - 37t~ BENHAM REPORTED THAT H!S POllS SHOW CAN CAN FROM "GAITE PARISIENNE" ,., OFFENBACH, THE OLD WOMAN WHO THAT ABOUT 4( PERCENT Of THE PEOPLE OUT- LIVED I N A SHOE, THE BUFfOONS - "THE NUTCRACi ! I. "CHIM CHIM CHEREE At-lD OTHER CHll.DREt-.\S' CIiOICES" - BuRL IVES - 28',:t Gov Jo~~ LOVE or COLORADO rO~D ThE CHIM CHIM CHEREE, SWINGIN' ON A STAR, fuNICULI rUNICJlA, THE BIG COl\ifERENCE HIA1 POl!T~C/>l PARliES EXIST BAD WOLF, POLLY WO~lY DuODLE, lET'S Go flY A K'TE, A SPOONfUb Of TO ElEtT CAI\!~IDATEv B0T MU~i BE BASED SUGAR, CONSTANTINOPLE, LAVENDER BlUE~ M~'RZY DOATS, TIiE WORLD BY 0N PRI~CIP~ES AND NO~ ~EE~ TO ACH!EVE THE TAil, ILKE' MOOR BARITAT npr~ER fOR POwER'S 5AKEo u 2. "B I G, BOLD' AND BRASSY - PERCJSS n ON II\! BRASS W11H [NOO", LIGHT AND THE LIGHT BRIGADE" 35 v.:t ~LU~-LORDI~M ACCU~ATIGN i'v,ADE n GREAT DAY, THEME FROM "TdE APARTMENT , RACHMANINOFf PRELUDE IN C CHICAGO (UPI)<:>-Gus HAll, LEADER OF SHARP MINOR, WHlffENPOOF SOI\!G, COLONEL BOGEY MARCH, No REST FOR ThE AMERICA~ COMMUNIST PARTY, At-.\D CLAuDE THE DRUMMER MAN, AMERICAN PATROL, LLLlAB' Of' BROADWAY, WABASH BluES,LIGHTFOOT, THE PARl'riS TOP iLLINOIS PARADE OF THE WOODEN SOLD I ERS, WI'iEN YuBA PlA rS THE RUMBA ON THE SPO' TnE INVENTOR Of BASEBALL, BO~N IN COOPERSTOWN, NEW YORK, WHERE THE HALL Of fAME AND A BALL fiELD NAMED AFTER ~!M ARE LOCATED, WAS GRADUATED fROM 5 ctlon WEST POINT AND fOUGHT IN THE BATTLE AT Sports GETTYSBURGH. HE WAS GENERAL DOUBLEDAY. -'\ \ t~,;o, .. . r"Y I f.:~F "J J ~;, r COND PLACE WINNERS. H" t'" t"rlE FIRS"! HAL.f OF ,~AY IN "rYE A~D IN THIRD PLACEoo •• IN THE FrRST HALF Of PLAY, WERE THE JUNIOR SOCCER LEAGJE, T~E JO~AKAJ KhEELJ~~) ~ROM l~fr, A~C N' jl u! T'';Ef A~E, FROM LEFT, KNEEt..lIl.JG, GREG NOLAN, DAVID R~ l~ELL, EUGENE COHAN, B06 SP[CK~~, Do~~ EY~A~J BOB B!RC~ F0lP~ B~ADE~ M~KECHN1:, CARL ROBINSON, MASON GUNTHE~, DAV~ JG CALV£RT, CHUCK PET~RSON¢ SrANOJ~GJ 'ROM ~f-TJ A~E COASh 10 T,ETZ AN) CHJC~ TEITl S~A~DING, fROM LEFT, ARE SCOTT lGriT ROS5, MIKt SCrJ~TZJ Ro~ EVA~s, B.Ll SCu~l, To'o '5"A'f J rOM BAKF~j STEVE Hut~LBUT, COACH MrKE Ross, JOHN REH .... CH~ERSA~_, BOB BRITTO~ AND COAC~ G~Ehh M~KAV_, ______D£R~ DOUG SiMS ~~D DAVE SMtTH ----~HA~N~~~L~L------ ~ ~{I "1"! "'] ·.~I~ PAIRI~GS rO~ THE CONSO~ATrON HA~DeALL II"( j1~" ••'\ I • .. .1''''I fl.'C' DE~t3Y DO~BLl ELIMINATION TOU~NEY ARE~ fC~ }120,CCO PURSE TUESDAY, MAY ~0, AT 5 !5 PM) COURT I LOutS~'LlE, K)o (UPl)--KAJAl KiNG, BREAKI~G FROM r~E ~rARTI~G GATE LJKE A TABASKEY & DElLEN VS CUMMINGS &, REICH SCARED ~ASBlT, LED 14 RIVALS ON A MERpv CHASE AT CHJRC~llk DOw~s TODAY A~D COllRi 2, POLLARD &. HIItST vs BLOEDEL & THEN HUNG ON Gr-tIMLY tN A TERRIFlC STRE1"C/-' D~hr TO wt J -;-I'"l~ KEI\!~UC!\Y DE~BY BY PASCOE HALF A LEI\JGT'i WEDNESDAY, MAY tt AT 5 15 PM~ COURT THE MAR~LANu-BRlD COLT Ai~NG£D THE DEF~~T OF Hl5 SI~E, NA~lv~ DA~CCRJ w~o PURSLEY & HILL VS W1NNE~ Or TUESDAY'S SurFEP~D T~E ONLY DE~~Af OF H1S CA~ECR WH£N Nt ~A~ SECOND 70 DARK STAR iN THE COU~T I MATCH '963 DlRBV TH~ DARK BAY COLT WITH DON BRVMflElD !~ TH£ SADDLt OJ~RA~ hiS RIV COURT 2~ LOSERS Or TUESDAyiS MATCH£S ALS riQOUG~ THE STRETCH FOR THE rlRST Tl~E A~~ F~OM ThERE ON THEY ALL HAD TO JUN I, OR SOCCER SCHEDULE CAfCrl HIM As THE FIELD ~~uNDED DOWN THE SrR~rCh~ IT LOOKED AS THOUG~ HALF A MONDAY, MAY 9, 4 45 PM EBEYE JRS VS DOLEN HORSES MIGHT DO IT, BuT IN O~E Ot T~E CLOSEST FiNIS~ES IN THE HISTOR) Of JOJ-lAKAJ TULSDAY, MAY (0, 4045 PM FIL-AMS vs NA ;:~N~AC&:, KAUI KI~G REACHED THE WI~E I YANKS SACK KEAi~E AL I '0 ADVOCATOR, OWNED BV MRS ADA L RiCe:, TO Bf) I Nf" BACK HOUK SENI'OR SOCCER SCHEDULE WhO wON THE RACE lAST YEAR WITH lJC~Y 1 (\ l ~ SUNDAY, MAY 8, 2 45 PM JOMAKAJ VS ROI DEBO~AIR, A~D BLUE SKYE~, A lAST-MINUT ANArlCj~, CALIf (UP1)--JOHNNY KEANE COMETS E~rRf IN T~E FIRST OF THE TRIPLE CROWN WAS FI~£D AS MANAGER OF THE NEW YORK 4 PM EBEYE BLUES VS NA ALI I C~~3S ~5, wER( THE BIG THREATSo As THE YANKEES rONIGHT AND REPLACED BY RALPH MOUNTAINBALL SCHEDULE LA~Gt..ST .. ROWD IN THE HISTORY OF CHuRCH HOUK j rHO:: "[RON MAJOR" WHO LED THE SUNDAY, MAY 8, DALLY FIELD ILL DOWN::> ROARED ITS APPROVAL, THEY TEAM TO THRE.E CONSECUTIVE AMERICAN I PM PMZ VS PRESS ... RoI POuNDED H+ROUGH THE: STRAIGHTAWAY IN!:"U LEAGUE PENNANTS BEfORE BEING PROMOfED 3 PM NA ALII "B" VS HIGH SCHOOL TILE PURSUIT OF THE FLYING LEADER TO GENERAL MANAGER 5 PM JOMAKAJ VS MARINE DEPT ADVOCATOR MANAGED TO NOSE OUT BLUE THE NEWS CAME TO ~OUK IN A TELEGRAM BRANDON F1ELO SKY E R FOR SECOND WH I LE WHEATLEY STABLEiS SENT BY CLUB PRES I DENT DAN Topp I NG PM WI LOCATS VS NA AL I I "A" STUPENDOUS WAS THREE-QuARTERS OF A FROM MIAMI 3 PM JAYCEES VS FRONTIERS LENGTH FARTt-IE~ BACK IN FOURTIi PLACE "L HAVE DECIDED WE SIMPLY MUST MAKE A MONDAY, MAY 9, DALLY FIELD KAUA I K II.JG, WI NN 1 NG !:"OR THE TH I RD CHANGE DESP I TE OllR EFFORTS AND HOPES TO 5 ~ 15 PM PMZ VS NA AL I I "B" STRAIGHT TIME, WAS THE FAVORITE OF THE SNAP OuT OF IT," SAID TOPPING IN THE BRANDON FIELD HUGE 'T HRONG AND PA I 0 $6.80, $4 20 AND WI PI: "YOu ARE APPO I NTED MANAGER OF THE 5 PM JAYCEES VS JOMAt INVIT£D, I"lCLUDING THE WOMEN GOlC"ERS j TO SEE T~!~ OUTSTANDING MOVIE. BE ON TIME TO BE 5URE OF A SEAT fOR TH£ SHOWI NG r------I PAGE HOURGLASS t------~~~~, ------=~~------~~~~~~~~~~------~ SIX CHUTISTS KILLED UO~D ROLE IN V~ET NAM DODD CA~E OPEN!NG POTTSTOWN, Pl.. (UPI)--SIX PARACHUTE POLITICS UNDER STUDY WASHiNGTON (UPI)--PRE-TR~AL tvlANEUVE~ ENT~USIASTS ENTERING A JUMPING COMPETi WASH!NGTON (uP])- JO~NSON ADM~NIS !NG GOT UNDERWAY TODAY ~N SEN. THOMAS TION AT NEARBY NEW HANOVER AIRPORT WERE TRATION OFFICIALS ARE DiSCUSSING rOW Jo DODDVS $5 MILLuON LIBEL AND CONS KILLED TODAY I/HEN THE i R PLANE DOVE TO FAR THE UNiTED STATES SHOULD GO IN PIRACY SUiT AGAiNST TWO NEWSPAPER PiE GROUND AND dURS T ! NTO FLAMES. ADVijSiNG OR ASS~STijNG IN SOUTH VIET COlU~NISTS3 W~TH A CHARGE THAT fORMER ONE OF THE SEVEN MEN IN THE BIG 450- NAMuS ELECTiONS AND CONSTiTUT!ON EMPLOYEES STOLE DOCUMENTS FROt.l HIS HORSEPOWER HOWARD SINGLE-ENG!NE P~ANE tvlAKiNG PROCESSo OFFICE. TUMBLED OUT WHEN THE CRAFT ROLLED OVER TH~S uS ONE OF MANY QUEST~ONS LIKE THE SUIT WAS F~lED YESTERDAV AGAINST ON A WING AT I~OOO fEET AND PARACHUTED LY TO COME UP WHEN OFFiClAlS BEGIN A COLUMNiSTS DREW PEARSON AND JACK AN SAFELY. MAJOR ROUND OF TALKS MONDAY WiTH U. DERSON ANOTHER MANAGED TO GET OUT AT 100 FEET S. AMBASSADOR HENRY CABOT kODGE~ WHO THE CONNECTICUT DEMOCRAT'S OFFICE RE BUT WAS KILLED WHEN HE SMASHED TO THE ~S hOME ~ROM SAiGON THE TALKS WilL LEASED A COPY OF ORDERS S~GNED BY U.S. GROJND BEFORE HIS vCHUTE COULD OPEN. BE A fUll REVIEw OF UoS. M~L!TARY, D!STR~CT JuDGE ALEXANDER HOlTZOFF ~S B!LL OTTLEY, PRESIDENT OF THE M,D POLiTiCAL AND ECONOM C EFFORTS IN SUiNG SUBPOENAS FOR COPiES OF DOCUMENTS EASTERN PARACHUTE ASSOCIATION IDENTIFIED THE WA.R. AND AuTHOR~ZING THE rAK~NG OF SWORN THE DEAD AS SOME EXPERTS WITH~N THE ADM~NISTRA STATEMENTS FROM N~~E PERSO~S iNVOLVED ALVA McBRIDE, 23, RONALD WEST~ 20, TION HAVE PROPOSED THAT T~E UNiTED I N THE SU iT • AND THOMAS BOTDORF, 22, ALL SAILORS AT STATES -- PRESUMABLY BEhiND THE TH~ N~NE3 BES~DES PEARSON AND ANDER THE LAKEHURST, N.J., NAVAL AIR STATION, SCENES -- ~IGHT GiVE SOuTH ViET NAM SON~ iNCLUDED OPAb G~NN3 ~DENTlr~ED AS AND SCOTT BENNER~ 17, OF BOYERTOWN, PA., CONSiDERABLE TECHNICAL AD~iCE ON ANDERSON'S SECRETARY THE OTHERS WERE HOWARD MILLER, 20, H4VERTOWN PAo, AND SETTING UP ELECTiO~ MAC~iNERY AND FiVE FORMER EMPLOYEl~ OF DODD'S SENATE THE PILOT , JAMES KEjS~uNG, 33, OF W!L DRAFTiNG A CONSr~TU710No OFfiCE AND MAR~lYN To YO~ER, DESCRijBED LOW GROVE, ?A., AN EXPERIENCED COMMER OTHlR OFFICiALS ARGUED STRONGLY AS THE FORt.lER SECRETARV i~ A WASH~NGTON CI~L PilOT AND FATHER OF -IVE CHilDREN. lHAT THE UNITED ST~TES M0Sl KEEP ~T5 PuB~iC R(lAT~ONS FJ~Mo THE LONE SURVI~OR WAS WALKER MCGRAW j HANDS CO~PlETELV OFf SOUTH VijET NA~iS DOCUMENTS FROM DODD'S O~F~tE REPORT 28, ALSO STATIONED AT LAKEHURST AND ELECT!ON PQOCES5 O~ THE ENTiRE EFfORT EDLY WERE COP~ED !N lHE F~RM FOR USE UNDER WHOM MCB~!DE, WEST AND BOTDORF ~ILL BECOME TAiNTE~ WJT~ CONTROVERSY BY THE COlLMN~STS3 WHO CrlARGED THAT TRAINED. BOTDORF W~S KiLLED WHEN rlE OVER U S. iN'vO,,-I/lC:M~N~. THE CONNECT!Cu T SENATO~ H~D CARRiED OUT ATTEMPTED TO JU~P AS THE PLANE PLuNGED THE PREVA~Lu~G iflEW APPEARED TO BE A5SiGN~ENTS FOR A lOBBY~S~ FOR WEST TO WITHiN lOO FEET OF THE GROUND. l~AT WASH~NGTON MJ~T ~ECP ~S FAR uN GFR~ftN BUS~NESS INTERES~S3 A~D HAD USED OTTLEY SA~D H~S ASSOCiATION REPRESENTS lHE BACKGROUN~ ~S pess BLE. TAX-FREE CAMPA~GN CONTRiBUTIONS FOR HiS 14 PARACHUTE CLUBS SCATTERED FROM LONG SOUTH VIET NA~ PR~MJER NGUVEN CAO PERSONAL EXP[NSES o ISLAND THROUGH CENTRAL PENNSYLVAN~Ao Kf MAY HAVE TOUCHED A HORNETuS NEST PEARSON A~D ANDERSO~ WIll HAVE THE OTTLEY SAID THAT ABOUT 50 ~EMBERS O~ W!TH HIS CO~MENT ThAT HRS REG~ME SAME RnG~T TO ~EQUEST HOlTZOFF FOR SUB THE ASSOCIATION HAD GATHERED AT THE (XPECrS TO BE iN POWER FOR "ABOUT POENA POWER. PEARSON SAID VESTERDAY il AIRPORT FOR COMPETIT!ON AND THAT iT WAS AT l.E~ST A~OTHER VEARo T~AT ii~~ THE SENATE E~HICS COMM~TTEE THE SECOND PLANELOAD TO TAKE PART. Kv~s STATE~ENT PUBLiCLY POij~rED f~I~S TO DO A THOROUGH JOB 3 ~ lRUST OUT T~E VAGUENESS W~JC~ HAD BEEN AL r~Ar W~l~ TriE POWER OF SUBPOLNA, WE CAN SCIENCE LOBBY BACKS ~OWED TO REMA!N ~N T~E GOVERNME~T - t.lAK:( UP fOR ANY SENATE OVERSIGHT." MCNAMARA ON NIKE-X BUDD~~ST AGREEMENT REACHED APR~L ~4. THE ET~~CS COMMITTEE is PLANNiNG TO WASHINGTON (UPt)--UoSo SCiENTiSTS ~AME TrlE ACREE~ENT CAllED ~OR ELlCT~ONS CHECK INTO DODD~S RELAr~ONSH~P WiTH TO THE SUPPORT OF DEFENSE SECRETARV !N THREE TO FiVE ~C~TH5 ~OR A CONS- lOBBY~S~ JULIUS KLEIN IT HAS SA~D iT ROBERT S. McNA~ARA IN HiS FEUD WITH THE "' ij rUEN r ASS EMSl Y WI-! ~ CI-l iN OUl,D PREPARE WJl~ GO AhEAD W!TH iTS INQU ' RV DESPITE SENATE TODAY BY DECLAR!NG DEPLOYMENT OF A CONST~TuTION. PiE LAW SU n. AN ANTi-MISS'LE SYSTE~ WOULD ONLY HEAT JuDGE HOLTZOFF'S ORDER A~ThOR~ZED UP THE ARMS RACE. MURD[R~ TWO OTHER DODDis LAWYER~ JOHN F SONNETT 3 TO TAKE THE SOCIETY OF AMERICAN SCIENTISTS TIED TO MOOR CA~E DEPOSlTIONS FROM THE NiNE PERSONS. THE DECLARED ITS OPPOSiTION TO A SENATE CHESTER~ ENGLAND (UPI)--THE LiFE FORMER DODD EMPLOYEES WERE LiSTED AS VOTE LAST WEEK WHICH PROVIDED $!68 Mil PRISON TERMS METED OuT TO IAN BRADY MARJORiE A CARPENTER, HIS FORt.lER PER liON TO PAY FOR THE FIRST STEP TOWARD AND HiS MiSTRESS~ MYRA ~!NDlEY~ DiD SONAL SECRETARY, TERRY l GOlDfN, M! I DEPLOYMENT OF THE NI~E-X ANTI-MISSiLE NOT E~D BRITA!NcS GRiSl.Y "BODiES ON CHAEl V OUHARE AND ROSE MAR~E ROBERT~ I MISSILE SYSTEM. THE ~OORS" MURDER CASE~ POliCE HiNTED SONo THE SCIENTISTS SAiD THE SYSTEM WOULD TODAY THEY SAiD TWO OTHER CH~lDREN SONNETT'S MOT!ON AS~~NG FO~ THE DEPO NOT ADEQUATELY DEFEND AMERICANS AGAINST ALSO MAY HAVE BEEN SlAi~ BY fH[ SiT~ON AUThORITY CHARGED THAT DOCUMENTS A MISSILE ATTACK, BUT WOULD PROVE TO BE lHRilL-KILLE.RS. WERE. "UNLAWFULLY TAKEN" FROM DODD'S AN EXPENSIVE SEG~ENl OF THE iNTERNATINAL BRADY~ 28, A ONETiME STOCK CLERK FilES AND THAT THE ORDER fOR SUBPOENAS ARMS RACE. WHOSE CHilDHOOD BENT FOR CRuELTY WAS NEEDED BEC.AUSE "THE FULL EXTENT or "THESE EXPENDiTURES, TRULY ENORMOUS (ARNED HIM THt: ""~(I McNAMARA, IN CONGRESSIONAL TESTIMONY, ANN DOWNEY, 103 JOHN KllBR:DE, 12~ "DOCUMENTS ACQU ! RED S! NCE JAN. 13 1958 3 SAID THE NIKE-X WAS INCAPABLE OF DE AND EDWARD EVANs~ 17~ WHOSE BOD!ES FROM DODD's FiLES OR FRO~ THE FuLES OR FE~DING THE UNITED STATES AGAINST A WERE FOUND ON THE BLEAK PENNINE Moo~, CUSTODY OF THE UNITED STATES SENATE." RUSSIAN MISSILE ATTACK AND SHOULD BE DESOLATE SETTING FOR THf NOVEL KEPT IN THE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT "Wl/THERING HEiGHTS." SENTENCE WAS UeS$ SAILOR~ VI~!T POPE STAGE. PASSED FRiDAY AFTER A i4-DAV TRIAL VATiCAN CiTY (UPI)-~POPE PAUL VI 'I THE SENATE OVERRULED HIM AND PROV~DED BY JURY. TODAr URGED OFFiCERS AND MEN or THE THE FUNDS FOR INITIAL WORK, BUT McNAM- INFORMED SOUPCES DiSCLOSED, HOW U.S. 6TH FLEET TO BE AMBASSADORS OF I ARA STILL HAS THE UPPER HAND. THERE EVER~ THAT POLICE IN THE NE!GHBORiNG PEA CE AND UNDERSTAND I NG. iNA S EPA IS NOTHING THAT COMPELS HIM TO SPEND COUNTiES OF LANCASHiRE 3 CHESHiRE AND RATE CEREMONY 3 THE POPE RECEiVED 4 THE MONEY. YORKSHIRE ARE !NVEST~GATiNG THE POS COpy Of A FiLM OF HIS ViSiT TO NEW THE SCIENTISTS SAID THEY ALSO FEARED SIB!LITY THE HITLER-LOViNG COUFlE MAY YORK fROM THE U.S. AMBASSADOR TO !TAlY. SOVIET REACTION TO A NIKE-X SYSTEM. HAVE KILLED TWO OTHER fOuNGSTERS. T~( POPE RECE!VED THE SAilORS iN A "WERE WE TO DEPLOY A MISSILE DEFENSE," ONE OF THE M!SS~~G} ?AuL~NE READE, SPE~iAL AUDiENCE. THE FEDERATION SAID, "WE COULD EXPECT WHO WAS 16 AT THE T!~E) VANiSHED IN "WE KNOW THE MANY HARDSHiPS YOU UN~ THE SOVIET UN~ON IN DUE COURSE TO RES JULY, 1963 AFTER l(Av~NG HOME FOR A DERGO BECAUSE OF YOUR SEPARATION FROM " POND NO LESS STRONGLY WI1H OFFENSIVE DANCEo T~E O!HER~ KE'T~ BENNETT. !2~ YOUR bOVE'D ONES AND FROM YOUR HOMES 3 WEAPONS OF ITS OWN. AND IN TURN~ (F DROPPED FRO~ SieHT IN JUNE} 1964, THE PONTIFF TOLD THE GROUP IN AN AUDi FORTS TO IMPROVE SOVIET OFFENSIVE WHILE WALK~""G TO ~'S GRANDMOTHERUS ENCE ~N THE VAT!CAN'S ClEMENT~NE HALL. fly WEAPONS WILL THREATEN OUR OWN, AS WELL HOJSEo OURS CAN BE A WORK OF PEACE~ A AS INDUCE US TO STILL FURTHER DEFENSIVE "AT LEAS1 'INO POLICE FORCES ARE WORK Of UNDERSTAND~NG BETWEEN PEOPlE 3 EFFORTS." ~NTER(SrED ~~ MANCHEST CiTY ~ND AND THiS WiLL HELP PROMOTE AN ENV!RON THE STATEMENT SAID, "THERE IS NU WAY CHESHIRE COuNTY," A SENIOR DETECT,VE MENl WHERE PEOPLE OF All NATIONS CAN OUT OF THIS DIRECTION BECAUSE THERE IS TOLD REPORTERS. WORK AND COLLABORATE WITH ONE ANOTHER. NO DEFENSE AGAINST NUCLEAR WAR EXCEPT ATTOR~EY FOR BRADY AND HIS PARAMOUR "WE ENCOURAGE YOU TO REMAiN EVER TO AVOID ONE. ATTEMPTS TO SECURE SUCH DECLiNED TO REVEAL WHErHER THEY WOULD FAiTHfUL AND TRUE CITIZENS OF YOUR GREAT A DEFENSE WILL, BY FITS AND STARTS~ APPEAL THE SENTE~CES ~ANDED UP TO COUNTRY AS WELL AS EXAMPLES OF CHRijSTIAN LEAD ONLY TO FURTHER SPIRALS or EXPEN JUSTICE S~RE FENTON ArKI~SO~ AfTER TI£ LiV!NG AND TOLERANCE 3 ON W~iCH YOUR COU DITURES." THE SENATE APPROVED THE DE JURY DE~!BERATED ONLY TWO HOURS AND TRY HAS BASED iTS CONSTiTUT!ON." PLOYMENT FUNDS FOR NIKE-X AFTER IT WAS 2~ M~NlITES "HAI'lG HEM, HAi\!G THEt.jil,9 U.S. AMBASSADOR G. FREDERiCK REiNHA.RDT UNOFFICIALLY REPORTED T~AT THE RUSS!ANS CAME THE CRIES FROM A JfER!NG~ BOOING PRESENTED THE F~lM TO THE POPE iN A 15- WERE GOING AHEAD WITH ~N ANTI-MiSSilE CROWD AS THE TWO WERE LED OUT OF T~E r-H NUTE AUD! ENCE i_DEPt_OYMENT OF THE! R OW~. COURT TO A DETENTijor r(~'ERo FElTUR! page ** Michael Caine- H'wood Meets New Breed of British Actor By Armand Archerd po:;,slbly have made rt," he ad Central Press Assocwtwn mltted The social atmosphere Correspondent wal:. agamst rt I m a product. of HOLLYWOOD - Prmce Bntam s "ocldl revolutIOn Phll1p wasn t the only BntIsh Two decades ago The F" vIsitor to help bury the Ameri tabhbhment \\ a" 111 complete can ImpressIOn of Eng 1 Ish contlOl On the stage and screen stuffmess True the regal VISI the monopoly W'lS held by ac tor s frankness and I:.ense of tors who reflected the fads and humor wa'! a shock to easily fc'bles of the so called Upper Impressed - b Y royalty Holly Clasl:.e~ woodlans The g 1 a m 0 r colony An actol had no chance of a has always been somewhat m Job or a followlllg unless he awe of Bntlshers-even actors aped the languors and accents However the arrival and too of what really IS a stereotype of qUick departure of a new breed a gentleman complete with of ButIsh actor Michael Came drawl, msolence and affecta was a new expenence for the tIOns Ronald Colman Noel film capital Coward Rex HarrIson and Les Came s departure was also a lJe Howard pro J e c ted this sad event for the town s bache Image EstImable actors these lor girl brigade He dated al the average Blltil:.her most every mght-and almost A full scale wooden mock up of every el1glble g 1 a m 0 r gal CAINE casually aclmowledg undergoes evaluation tests at Came delighted m his popular eb that IllS flther w's a pOI tel Ity m the male hungry town In fish m 11 ket th 1t hiS mother We heard no complamts from \\ 'lS 1 (ILalllng \\ omdn How any of Came s dates But he ever 11e dOLbn t either brdg laughmgly told us after a about the bH'kground m,l \\Lal ~10011: An AttaInable couple of weeks on the date pa It as 1. chip on hi'> :;,J.ouIJu rade, It s certamly no secret Michael Caine On till:;' (' llne s fll I:.t \ ISlt to what you do m this town the Hollywood S tan dar d b black I Holl, \voot! 011 the hed" of j lie next mornmg everybody knows bll( ceb'> at IpLre"s 1 I1e and Targ(~t SUIt white shll t black tie for I what where and with whom 1 ,thL ULf,lfllllllg ot d J(Hlh (d, H I gen tl em en coc kt all dresses for I WISHltH.> VVt!, He dldn t object to the prmted tIJI Ul!( '> the ladles Came showed III I H( il, A "Od fllm Ull1lf' i 1 1I , \ I I 11 reports by the way smce none b( 1I1]" Ii L\ll:y nllllllLL llf hI" By WILLIAM J WEISER spart s h lrt and sweater bt 1\ 1 I" ], I I( of his escapades was of the \~ 11111/ }'lJII II/Ill/ Jm (lilt,l/l I'll \\ IIl1d 111/\ NI II ~jI(/IJr) I m an ordmalY fellow born AmellLans ale lLb:;' ILf,1 UPI"\ I III wlu scandalous vanety All were m }< OJ. Cl< NTTTRTFS l11t'n h n e \\ aU'hel! till' hle'1k my'.tf'IIOIl'l on the wrong Side of the good clean, boy girl fun men ted than the BntJ:;,h he lll!, Well 264 ft(t Ilnd(! Moon dllft 'lCIO'lS the 'il{le'l '111(1 hne f'le'lled m\th'i 'lbout It<;, tracks he happily admits I noted But there have been glound In rill I) (I (,n prm el how It Sllppo'iedly Jl1fhlt'llf'e~ \\ t''lthel h 1n est s, fl'ihmg CAINE S honesty often took speak with a Cockney accent I many Ch'l'1gLI:. m England m Sh(rllllriU'1it N ItWll II I ,,)( 'lnd e\ en l1\1m'ln behaVIOr mcllldmg 1m I lilt! 11ll1'lf'V Hollywood by surpnse We re qUit school at the age of 16 I recent }eals Well rectify V I to ,Ign lliZ( till 'r l II Slo\\ ly often reluctantly, men h'l \ e 1e''l111t'11 to dl<;f'al(1 11H'<;e call an event eally m his stay haven t even walked pa~t Ox othels a:;, tune goes by' Among '>lljwr'ltltlOll'l notlOn~ of tlw ll1\thl(''1! tlt~ j)f'I\\te'n tiw F'llth 'In(1 here-for the fllmmg of Gam ford and Cambridge the changL" I:;' the Image of '"''''ll ty tor ( J Il'pl< d I I, tl thl Moon bit" by the way at Umversal However when we spoke to BlltJ:;,h acto!:;, created by Came tund dllve TIl( \VI,llll1b \\. 1l With the' 'lrl\ent of lh(' C;P'lc(' Ag(' the Moon 1<; no I rl11 g(,l '1 when an mVltatlOn was de him, after a senes of Gambit Peter 0 Toole Sean Connery "' I:;' dl llned till II Itl< 1 ,t '>:>rnholoftllclln'ltt'lm'lblc- bill '1n f'xtl!llwl, t(,111pt1l1gtllgf't on scnbed as mformal' takes where he was engaged m and of course Richard Burton IIp:;,e of five YLdl ~ lllil lUll \\ hlf'h Imm'llllled 'lpace cap'llll('<; C'11l Iw llll MeNDAY 9 TUES 10 WED II THU~S 12 ~ SAT 14 SUN 15 BOWLING ALLEY 2 KWAJALEIN SUNDAY 0930- 330 0930-2330 0930-2330 0930-2330 °9jO.:z33° 0930-2400 1000-2330 CHURCH SERVICES DEPENDENTS POOL 0900- 1900 0900- 1900 0900-1900 0900- 1900 0900- 1900 0900-1900 CATHOLIC BACHELORS POOL 0700-2100 0700-2100 0700- 21 00 0700-2100 0700-2100 0700-2100 7 AM AND 9 15 AM IN THE MEMORIAL CHAPEL AND AT II 20 ON R.,-NAMUR MARINA 0730- 1830 18 0 18 18 18 18 °73°- 3° °73 - 30 0730- 30 °73°- 30 °730- 30 DAILY MASS AT 4 45 PM IN THE BLESSED SACRAMENT CHAPEL MONDAY THROUGH SATU HOBBY - CERAM I CS 1230- 1730 123°-1730 1230- 1730 12 30-\730 1230-1730 1230-1730 DAY CONFESSIONS BEFO~E WEEKDAY MAS SI{)P 18 30-21 30 1830-2130 21 18 21 183°-213° 1830- 30 30- 30 1930-2130 ES AND ON SATURDAY FReM 4 TO 4 45 PM AND FROM 7 TO 8 PM LIBRARY 0900-2200 0900-2200 0900-2200 0900-2200 0900-2200 0900-2200 1300-2200 CHURCH OF CHRIST SPECIAL SERVICES 8 1 8 1 0 i3 1 1 0 1 08 0 30- 730 0 30- 73 08~0-1730 0 30- 730 0830- 730 083 - 730 30 -1130 SERVICES WILL BE HELD THIS LORD'S GEAR LOCKER 1200-1430 DAY AT 10 15 AM IN ROOM #25 OF THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL BIBLE STUDY AT PHOTO LAB 21 1800- 30 1800-2130 1800-2130 1800-2130 1200- 1900 1200- 1900 II AM SERVICES SUNDAY EVENING AT 6 TENNIS COURTS 0730-2 300 0730-2 300 0730- 2300 0730-2 300 0730-2300 0730-2300 0730-2 300 LATTER-DAY SAINTS SERVICES ARE HELD IN ReoM #13 Of GOLF SHACK 16 1 1 30- 930 1630- 930 163°-193° 1630-1930 1630-1930 0730- 1930 0730- 1930 GEO~GE SEITZ SCHOOL PRIESTHOOD MEt ING AT 8 30 AM SUNDAY SCHOOL AND F' LAG S H 0 EMON BEACH LI FE W HEN S TED ° N L F E G A R 0 SACRAMENT MEETING AT 9 30 AM GUARD ON DUTY S AND EPISCOPAL EVENING PRAYER TRAP RANGE 1700-1000 1300- 1500 SERVICES WILL BE CONDUCTED EACH SUN DAY EVENING AT 6 00 IN THE CHAPEL PISTOL RANGE 1700-1800 0900-1100 ~-----..j PENTECOSTAL 'w'ORSH I P SERVICES WILL BE HELD AT 7 PM SUN DAY IN THE CHAPEL PROTESTANT I------r-----,.------,------~ WORSHIP SERVICES WILL BE HELD AT RICHARDSON PHANTGM OF MILLIONAIRES TERM OF TRIAL MAlAuA MARABBAS 8 10 AND II AM AT THE ISLAND MEMORIAL THEATER THE OPE~A & 7 30 7 30 7 ~l) 7 30 CHAPEL CHAPLAIN SMITH WILL PREACH TELESPOlns THE SERMON "THROUGH THE YEARS -- To 30 ~ETHER" BASED ON THE TEXT OF PROVERBS 31 10-31 I !1 ___ [,,/1 l.. t YOKWE YUK MILLIONAI~ESS RE:TU~N TO i:3ARAEH3AS f" 1::' 0~ Mu R rl~I'1 (IF IfllflL HAlAuA & NEWS A NURSERY IS PROVIDED IN THE ISLAND THEATER 00 00 PEYTON PLACE 00 & 2() 1 rll J l "A 'i< ulR 7 &9 7 9 I 00 & ) ()) (UO & 9 00 DAY NURSERY FOR THE SUNDAY SCHOOL AND r l Li_", ( r" -' r)u &. y uS 7 00 & 9 20 I I AM SERVICE - 9 15 AM TO 12 45 PM &. ') 0') 7 ()\) SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES FOR ALL AGES ------..j---- ARE HELD AT THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL OCEAN VIEW FACTS OF MALAGA & MILL 10NAIRfSS f 01 :JIUl We.L DRAMA BLACK AND WHITE S'R LAURENCE OLIVIER, SIMONE SIGNORET THE P~OBLEMS, PERSONAL AND PROFES SIONAL, Of A DEDICATED TEACHER IN A BLEAK INDUSTRIAL TOWN IN NORTHERN ENG LAND, ARE DRAINING AWAY HIS BELIEF IN ~ AmI 1++$ ~ I-N It &a+ BERATELY SUBDUED CHARACTE~IZATION, LAURENCE OLIVIER PLAYS THE TEACHER, A GENTLE MAN WHO HAS DIFFICULTY IN COPING WITH THE HOODLUM ADOLESCENTS IN HIS ENGLISH-TYPE OF "BLACKBOARD JUNGLE", AND WHO fINDS NO RELIEF IN HIS HOME LIFE ALTHOUGH SHE IS FOND OF HIM, HIS FRENCH WIFE (SIMONE SIGNORET), FRUST ED BECAUSE SHE CANNOT HAVE CHILDREN AND BORED WITH A LIFE ~F DINGY POVERTY, BE LITTLES HIM FOR HIS LACK OF VIRILITY AND BRANDS HIS PEACE-LOVING IDEALISM AS COWARDICE THE AWED REGARD OF A FIF TEEN-YEAR-OLD STUDENT BRIEFLY RESTORES CHURCH SHARING PROPOSED HIS SELF-RESPECT, BUT SHE A WIDELY-~ESPECTED LEADER OF THE HIS FATHERLY INTEREST AND HER INFATUA ECUMENICAL MOVEMENT, DR ROBERT McAFEE TION NEARLY DESTROYS HIM AN IRONIC BROWN, HAS PR~POSED THAT PROTESTANTS, TWIST AT THE END SEEMS TO CONFIRM THAT CATHOLICS AND JEWS EXAMINE THE POSSI SURVIVAL HINGES eN CONFORMITY TO Te BILITY OF SHARING WORSHiP FACILITIES DAY'S WORLDLY STANDARDS THE SLOWLY DR BROWN, PROFESSOR eF RELIGION AT DEVELOPED, REALISTIC DRAMA IS PUT TO STANFORD UNIVERSITY, SAYS ALL ~ELI GETHER SKILLFULLY, AND ITS EXCELLENT GIOUS BODIES ARE SPENDING FAR Toe CAST CREATES VIVID CHA~ACTERS WHO GIVE ~Innnr~t ~~.Jr ~~ ~'JlL A PORTION OF THEIR TOTAL INceME eN EX THE FILM ITS MAIN INTE~EST RELEASE ij~ U U 11i~1IJ"" 'rK'~ PENSIVE BUILDINGS DATE I HUGE SUMS MIGHT BE FREED FOR SERVICE RICHARDSON - EVERYONE MAY ATTEND DOUBLE FEATURE ON SATURDAY NIGHTS TO SUFFERING HUMANITY, HE SAYS, BY YOKWE YUK -- YOKWE YUK MEMBERS ONLY CARD CHECK PERIODICALLY P~E-SCHOOL OR SCHOOL-AGE CHILDREN MAY NOT ATTEND ARRANGEMENTS WHICH PERMIT Twe OR MORE IVEY HALL -- DEPENDENTS ONLY MATINEE ON SATS AND SUNS, RULES AND REGULATIONS LISTED OUTSIDE THEATE~ CONGREGATleNS Of DIFFERENT FAITHS TO CEAN VIEW - MALE ADULT PERSONNEL ONLY UTILIZE THE SAME PHYSICAL PLANT PAGE 10 HOURGLASS SATURDAY, PUBLISHED BY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES AT T~E QASSIFIED DIRECTION OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER fOR SALE KWAJALEIN TEST SITE, MARSHALL ISLANDS CONTRACT DA-01-021-AMC-90004 (Y) MAN'S SEIKO CALENDAR WATCH - NEW - THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY $10 50, NEW LIGHT BLUE LINEN fROM IT'S A BIRO' IT'S A PLANE' IT'S MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE HONG KONG - 5 YDS - $4 50 CALL A MISSILE??? 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PRE-TEEN FOR THE AUDIENCE GROUP REPRESENTED BY TER I PM SIZES 10 AND 12 - SOME NEW SEE AT THE SYMBOLS TR 737 KWAJALEIN CO~1MUt\ITY CARNIVAL FINAL BOOTH CHAIRMEN MEETING -- WEDNESDAY, SCUBA SINGLE-HOSE REGULATOR - NEAR- MAY II, 2 P~ AT THE BANYAN ROOM, YOKWE LY NEW - $25 CONTACT GLENN YOUNG YUK CLUB ALL BOOTH CHAIRMEN ARE URG AT 9-480 DAYS OR SEE AT CORAL SQ, ED TO ATTEND THIS LAST AND MOST IM ROOM 209 PORTANT MEETING WE WILL COVER - MID ------WAY LAYOUT, BOoTH STOCKING, PRICING GIVE A\/AY AND PROCEDURES ANNOUNCEtvENT~ KITTENS - UNUSUAL COLORING - WHITE WITH ORANGE AND BLACK SPOTS SEE VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL WILL BE HELD IN AT QTRS 418-A OR CALL 2349 THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL FROV vUNE 20 TO JUNE 25 ANYONE INTERESTED IN HELPING, PLEASE CONTACT MRS GAIL ANDREWS, BIBLE SCHOOL DIRECTOR, 2212 To BUY - SWING SET CALL 2471 PROTESTANT WOMEN'S CHAPEL FELLOWSHIP GIRL'S 16" BIKE WITH TRAINING THE MONTHLY MEETING WILL BE TUESDAY, WHEELS CALL 694 MAY 10 AT 9 30 AM AT THE CHAPEL THE PROGRAM WILL BE THE SECOND pART OF AUTO MICRO NIKKOR CALL GRISWOLD THE SYMPOSIUM, "CONCERNS OF CHRISTIAN WOMEN IN A NEW ENVIRONMENT" AT 396 ------ARE YOU A GOOD NEIGHBOR? WHAT IS THE CHRISTIAN CONCEPT OF NEIGHBORLI hQ2I NESS? ARE WE, AS CHRISTIAN WOMEN AC WEDDING RING - VICINITY OF HANDBALL TIVE IN CHRISTIAN WORK, CONCERNED COURT AND DALLY FIELD CALL 9-4 21 ENOUGH WITH REACHING OTHER WOMEN? THE DAYS, 2438 EVENINGS TOPIC OF DISCUSSION AT THIS MEETING WILL BE "CHRISTIAN NEIGHBORLINESS" BLACK WALLET AT BRANDON FIELD CALL VALENTINE EDWARDS, WHO HAS RECENTLY /I>. R"~ AT ~-t4&- BEEN AWARDED A SCHOLARSHIP BY THE MICRONESIAN HANDICRAFT SHOP OF THE YOKWE YUK WOMEN'S CLUB, WILL GIVE HER 1______-r ______+PERSONAL TESTIMONY ON WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A CHRISTIAN AND TELL SOMETHING PAIR CHILD'S RED SNEAKERS - ABOUT THE YOUTH FELLOWSHIP WILL MEET SUNDAY, SUNDAY'S MOVIES ------MAY 8, 1 6 9 6 OF HER GOALS AND AMBITIONS ALICE SIZE 9 OR 10 CALL 663 MAY 8 AT 6 30 PM AT THE HOME OF MR RICHARDSON--BILLIE 7 30 ATC BUCK, WIFE OF REV ELDON BUCK, MIS AND MRS WALLACE Ross, QTRS 444-A YOKWE YUK---DEVIL SHIP PIRATES ATC SIONARY ON EBEYE, WILL SPEAK ON HELP WANTED 7 00&900 KWAJALEIN SCUBA CLUB--THIS SUNDAY'S OCEAN VIEw--THE CARDINAL ATC CHRISTIAN RELATIONS BETWEEN KWAJALEIN RESIDENTS AND OUR MARSHALLESE NEIGH KENTRON HAWAI I, LTD - CLERKS-STENO DIVE WILL GO TO THE OCEAN SIDE OF LONE 7 30 & 12 15 GRAPHER - FULL-TIME POSITION - 5-DAY PALM ISLAND THIS IS NOT A LATE DIVE IVEY HALL---VON RYAN'S EXPRESS ATC BORS DISCUSSION WILL BE HELD ON WEEK INQUIRE AT KTS RANGE OPERATIONS THE BOAT WILL LOAD AT 8 AM FOR AN 8 30 6 30 & 8 40 WHAT WE, AS CHRISTIAN WOMEN, CAN 00 TO BLDG OR CALL 596 OR 2135 AM DEPARTURE IT WILL RETURN AT 4 PM TRADE WINDS-KISSES FOR MY PRESIDENT ATC DEVELOP BETTER UNDERSTANDING, HOW RE LATIONS CAN BE IMPROVED, WHAT WE HAVE VERY GOOD SHELLIN~ AND LOTS OF BLACK 8 00 WORK WANTED CORAL DIVEMASTERS ARE DAVE HURLBUT MATINEE PM AT IVEY HALL - MISTY ATC TO OFFER AND WHAT WE CAN LEARN FROM AND RUDY NEMCOVSKY SEE YOU THERE' OUR MARSHALLESE CHRISTIAN NEIGHBORS WILL CARE fOR ONE OR TWO CHILDREN PROTESTANT MEN'S CHAPEL FELLOWSHIP WILL HERE WE HAVE A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY TO STRENGTHEN THE BONDS OF CHRISTIAN FOR WORKING MOTHER AT QTRS 480-B KWAJALEIN ROD AND GUN TRAP CLUB WILL MEET TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 10 AT 7 30 IN FRIENDSHIP MRS SCOUTARIS CALL 2471 NOT BE SHOOTING ITS REGULAR MONTHLY THE TARO ROOM OF THE YOKWE YUK CLUB AND NEIGHBORLINESS BETWEEN WOMEN OF DIFFERENT CULTURES MEET DUE TO SHORTAGE OF SHELLS THE SLIDES OF PONAPE AND TRUK ISLANDS WILL BAND (5 PERSONS) FOR HIRE - THE MEET WILL BE HELD AS SOON AS A NEW BE SHOWN REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED ALL WOMEN WHO ARE INTERESTED ARE IN VITED TO ATTEND NEWTONES - WEEKEND NIGHTS - $10 - SHIPMENT OF SHELLS ARRIVES ALL MEN ARE INVITED TO ATTENO FOR FORMAL OR BIG DANCES CALL 621 BABYSITTING SERVICE WILL BE PROVIDED BY MRS HELEN SCOUTARIS, QTRS 480-B BETWEEN 8 AND 8 30 PM JAMES CAMPB NIKE-X YACHT CLUB MAY MEETING WILL BE COOKBOOKS FOR SALE--COPIES OF THE PRO HELD MONDAY, MAY 9 AT 6 PM IN THE TESTANT WOMEN'S CHAPEL FELLOWSHIP COOK YOKWE YUK CLUB BUFFET WILL BE CLOSED CLUBHOUSE ISLAND RESIDENTS INTEREST- BOOK, "FLAVORS OF HOME AND MICRONESIA", REASON, ALAS, DOES NOT REMOVE MOUN- TO THE PUBLIC TONIGHT DUE TO A PRIVATE ED IN LEARNING TO SAIL ARE INVITED ARE STILL AVAILABLE THIS COOKBOOK IS TAINS IT ONLY TRIES TO WALK AROUND PARTY VISITORS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME FILLED WITH DELICIOUS RECIPES ANO MAKES THEM, AND SEE WHAT IS ON THE OTHER SIDE A WONDERFUL GIFT THE PRICE IS $3, AND G W RUSSELL (AE) INTERRUPTIONS ARE THE SPICE Of SONS OF KWAJALEIN WILL MEET MONDAY, COPIES RSH, LIfE DON HEROLD MAY 9 AT 7 30 PM AT QTRS 401-A PHONE