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VOL. 4 No. 1421 ~AJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS MONDAY 6 MAY 1963 TEMPERATURES THE BRAZIL NEW YORK, 78-58; LONDON, 56-36, PAR­ FLA~]E CRASH IS, 57-47, TOKYO, 65-58, SAN FRANCISCO, TROUBLED SuUTH SAO PAULO, BRAZIL, (UPI)--AT LEAST 67-51, MEXICO CITY, 68, KWAJALEIN, RIOT IN MISSOURI 32 PERSONS DIED WHEN A CRIPPLED BRA­ 88-79 AND ROI NAMUR, 90-80. FESTUS, MISSOURI, (UPI)--POLICE EARLY ZiliAN AIRLINER TRYING TO RETURN TO THE RELATIVE HUMIDITY RANGED BETWEEN TODAY BROKE UP A BATTLE OF BRICKS, SAO PAULO ON ONE ENGINE CRASHED INTO 70 AND 90 PERCENT CLUBS AND BOTTLES AMONG ABOUT 100 NE­ A SUBURB AND BURST INTO FLAMES, OFFI­ A TRACE OF RAIN FELL YESTERDAY, AND GROES AND WHITES. ONE MAN WAS SHOT CIALS SAID TODAY. THE TOTAL SO FAR THIS MONTH REMAINS AND WOUNDED. THEY FEARED THE DEATH TOLL WOULD RISE .73 OF AN INCH. SIX MEN WERE ARRESTED. Two WERE RE­ WHEN DAYLIGHT PERMITTED RESCUE WORKERS LEASED LATER AND NO CHARGES WERE FILED TO MAKE A THOROUGH SEARCH OF THE PLANS FOR GUAM IMMEDIATELY AGAINST THE OTHER FOUR CHARRED WRECKAGE. THE PLANE CRASHED WASHINGTON, (UPI)--NAVY AND AIR FORCE Two MEN WERE HOSPITALIZED, ONE WITH FRIDAY NIGHT. OFFICERS DESCRIBED TO CONGRESS FRIDAY A GUN SHOT WOUND IN THE LEG. BOTH WERE A SPOKESMAN FOR CRUZEIRO Do SUL AIR­ THE PLANS OF THE TWO SERVICES TO RE- LISTED IN SATISFACTORY CONDITION AT LINES, OPERATOR OF THE TWIN-ENGINED PLACE OR REPAIR TYPHOON-STRICKEN BUILD- VETERANS HOSPITAL IN ST. LOUIS, 40 MILES CONVAIR, SAID ONLY 5 OF THE 49 PERSONS INGS ON GUAM. FROM FESTUS. ABOARD THE PLANE WERE KNOWN TO HAVE ADM PETER CORRADI OF THE NAVY TOLD AUTHORITIES SAID THEY DID NOT KNOW SURVIVED. MANY OF THESE WERE REPORTED THE SENATE M,L,TARY CONSTRUCTION SUB- WHAT TOUCHED OFF THE BATTLE. BADLY BURNED. COMMITTEE OF THE ApPROPRIATIONS COM- --- THE SPOKESMAN SAID THAT 32 BODIES MITTEE THAT IT WILL COST THE NAVY FIGHTING IN BIRMINGHAM WERE RECOVERED BEFORE MORNING, BUT $27,321,000 TO REPLACE OR REPAIR ABOUT BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA, (UPI)--FIREMEN THAT A DOZEN PERSONS STILL WERE UNAC­ 1,600,000 SQUARE FEET OF FACILITIES ON TODAY TURNED HIGH PRESSURE HOSES ON COUNTED FOR. EARLIER ESTIMATES OF THE THE ISLAND WHICH WERE DAMAGED OR DE~ NEGRO DEMONSTRATORS FOR THE SECOND DEAD RANGED ANYWHERE FROM 41 TO 49 STROYED BY LAST NOVEMBER'S TYPHOON STRAIGHT DAY IN THIS RACIALLY-TENSE CITY IT WAS NOT KNOWN IF THE CONVAIR CAR­ KAREN. MORE THAN 50 DEMONSTRATORS, INCLUD- RIED ANY AMERICANS. ONE OF ITS TWIN BOTH CORRADI AND AIR FORCE GEN ROBERT ING A NUMBER OF CHILDREN, WERE ARRESTED. ENGINES APPARENTLY CONKED OUT SHORTLY CURTIN TOLD THE COMMITTEE THE ESTIMATES PRESIDENT KENNEDY WAS REPORTED "DIS- AFTER IT TOOK OFF FOR RIO DE JANEIRO OF DAMAGE FROM THIS WEEK'S TYPHOON MAYED" BY THE EVENTS HERE THAT HAVE RE- AT ABOUT 10:45 P.M. OLIVE HAVE NOT BEEN FINISHED. SULTED IN MORE THAN 1,000 ARRESTS IN OFFICIALS SAID THE PILOT APPARENTLY HOWEVER, THEY SAID THAT THE NEW BUILD-THE PAST THREE DAYS. HAD MADE UP HIS MIND TO RETURN TO SAO ING PROGRAM FOR THE ISLAND AS A RESULT ATTY. GEN. ROBERT KENNEDY SENT TWO PAULO AIRPORT AND TRY FOR AN EMERGENCY OF LAST NOVEMBER'S STORM WOULD RESULT JUSTICE DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS HERE IN LANDING WHEN DISASTER STRUCK. IN FACILITIES ABLE TO WITHSTAND SUCH AN ATTEMPT TO BRING ABOUT A PEACEFUL THEY SAID THE CRIPPLED CONVAIR AIR­ STORMS IN THE FUTURE. SOLUTION OF THE RACIAL CRISIS. THE LINER PLOWED INTO AN UNOCCUPIED HOUSE CORRADI TOLD THE SUBCOMMITTEE, HEADED ATTORNEY GENERAL CANCELLED A SPEAKING IN SUBURBAN PAULISTA PLANALTO WHILE BY SEN. JOHN STENNIS OF MISSISSIPPI, ENGAGEMENT IN CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA, TRYING TO RETURN TO CONGONHAS AIRPORT, THAT THE NAVY WANTS TO REPLACE COM­ IN ORDER TO REMAIN IN WASHINGTON TO 10 MILES FROM THE CENTER OF THE CITY. PLETELY 722,593 SQUARE FEET OF FACILI­ KEEP IN TOUCH WITH THE SITUATION. PAULISTA PLANALTO IS 2i MILES FROM TIES, RANGING FROM AN OFFICERS CLUB TO TWENTY-FIVE NEGRO YOUTHS WERE ARRESTED THE AIRPORT. SHOP AND MAINTENANCE FACILITIES. TODAY WHEN THEY TRIED TO MARCH ON CITY THE FLAMING WRECKAGE SET AFIRE TWO "THIS WILL PUT US BACK IN BUSINESS," HALL THE ACTION THEN SHIFTED TO A HOUSES ACROSS THE STREET BUT AUTHOR­ HE SAID PARK WHERE HUNDREDS OF NEGROES WERE ITIES SAID THE RESIDENTS ESCAPED DEATH. CURTIN SAID THAT BEFORE KAREN HIT, ROUTED YESTERDAY BY FIREHOSES. HOWEVER, POLICE SAID FOUR PERSONS WERE THE AIR FORCE HAD 2,576,000 SQUARE FEET NEGROES TRIED A DIVERSIONARY TACTIC KILLED WHEN THEIR AUTOMOBILE WAS RAMMED OF FACILITIES AT ANDERSON AIR FORCE BY BRINGING OUT SMALL GROUPS FROM A BY A FIRE ENGINE SPEEDING TO THE DIS­ BASE. OF THIS, HE SAID, 745,000 FEET CHURCH ONE BLOCK FROM THE PARK. ASTER SCENE. WAS COMPLETELY DESTROYED WITH THE REST POLICE AND FIREMEN QUICKLY SET UP DAMAGED IN VARYING DEGREES. THE HOSES AND BROUGHT OUT DOGS. FERRY BOAT SINKS HE SAID THE AIR FORCE COULD REPLACE --- MAGHAGHA, UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC, (UPI) THIS 745,000 SQUARE FEET IN MODERN WASHINGTON AIDES SENT TO BIRMINGHAM --AN OVERCROWDED FERRYBOAT CAPSIZED ON QUARTERS WITH 361,000 SQUARE FEET. THE WASHINGTON, (UPI)--ATTY. GEN. ROBERT THE NILE R,VER SATURDAY DROWNING AN TOTAL COST OF THIS REBUILDING PROGRAM, F KENNEDY HAS SENT TWO TOP AIDES TO ESTIMATED 140 MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN. CURTIN SAID, WOULD COME TO $8.4 MILLION.BIRMINGHAM WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO TALK AUTHORITIES SAID THE FERRY WAS CARRY­ TO WHITE AND NEGRO LEADERS THERE AND ING ABOUT 150 PASSENGERS AND ONLY 10 DOCTORS HERE TRY TO BRING ABOUT A PEACEFUL SOLUTION ! ESCAPED, ALTHOUGH ONLY 51 BODIES HAVE OF THE PRESENT RACIAL TROUBLES. DR. CHESTER A. CUNNINGTON, ACTING THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT SAID TODAY THAT BEEN RECOVERED. THEY SAID IT WAS ISLAND MEDICAL OFFICER, ANNOUNCES THE BURKE MARSHALL, ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GEN­ BUILT TO CARRY ABOUT 80 PASSENGERS. ARRIVAL OF DR FRANK COZZETTO, PEDI­ J. ERAL IN CHARGE OF CIVIL RIGHTS, AND MAGHAGHA IS IN UPPER EGYPT ON THE ATRICIAN, AND DR. C. WESLEY EISELE, JOSEPH F. DOLAN, AN ASSISTANT TO THE WEST BANK OF THE RIVER, ABOUT 200 MILES SPECIALIST IN INTERNAL MEDICINE, FROM DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL, HAD GONE TO SOUTH OF CAIRO. THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO AND DR. PAUL ALABAMA. THE TOWN'S CEMETERY IS ON THE OPPO­ KIEHL, CHIEF OF SURGERY, AND DR. V. A DEPARTMENT SPOKESMAN SAID THAT MAR­ SITE BANK OF THE RIVER AND THE BOAT WAS ANDREW RUSINKO, DEPARTMENT OF SURGERY, SHALL AND DOLAN WENT TO ALABAMA TO CON­ TAKING VISITORS BACK FROM THE TRADITION FROM TRIPLER ARMY HOSPITAL, HONOLULU. FER WITH LEADERS OF BOTH FACTIONS AND AL BAIRAM HOLIDAY TRIP TO THEIR RELA­ THE DOCTORS WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THE TO "BE OF ASSISTANCE IN BRINGING ABOUT TIVES' GRAVES. STATION HOSPITAL FOR MEDICAL CONSULTA- A PEACEFUL SOLUTION TO THE PROBLEM." RELATIVES AND FRIENDS WAITING FOR TION AND EVALUATION FOR A PERIOD OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL HIMSELF CANCELLED THE PASSENGERS ON THE MAGHAGHA SIDE OF ONE WEEK. THE RIVER WATCHED IN HORROR AS THE BOAT A SPEAKING ENGAGEMENT TODAY AT THE UNI­ VERSITY OF VIRGINIA LAW SCHOOL IN CHAR­ CAPSIZED AND SANK BEFORE THEIR EYES TERRORISTS START BLAZE AUTHORITIES SAID AN EXACT COUNT OF LOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA, IN ORDER TO RE­ CARACAS, VENEZUELA, (UPI)--PRO-CAS- THE DEAD WOULD NOT BE PvSSIBLE UNTIL MAIN ON HAND IN WASHINGTON SO HE COULD RESCUE WORK WAS COMPLETED TRO TERRORISTS TODAY STARTED A HALF- BE IN CLOSE CONTACT WITH,THE BIRMiNGHAM MILLION DOLLAR FIRE IN AN AMERICAN- SITUATION. FIND WRECKAGE VENEZUELAN CARDBOARD BOX FACTORY. MARSHALL AND DOLAN, A TROUBLE SHOOTER THE FIRE WAS SET WITHIN HOURS AFTER ~ITH THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT WHO ALSO IDAHO FALLS, IDAHO, (UPI )--AN AI R THE ARRIVAL IN CARACAS OF NEW YORK GOV. ~AS PRESENT DURING THE CRISIS AT OXFORD, FORCE HELICOPTER TODAY FOUND THE WRECK­ NELSON ROCKEFELLER AND HIS BRIDE, EN MISSISSIPPI, WILL REMAIN IN ALABAMA AS AGE OF A MISSING B47 BOMBER AND A SUR­ ROUTE TO THE ROCK:FELLER RANCH 125 MILES LONG AS NECESSARY. VIVING CREW MEMBER OF ITS FOUR-MAN CREW WEST OF HERE, BUT IT WAS NOT BELIEVED IN THE LAST TWO YEARS THE ATTORNEY IN YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, WYOMING. CONNECTED WITH THE GOVERNOR I S VISIT. ~ENERAL AND MARSHALL HAVE' BEEN WORKING AUTHORITIES SAID THE FIRE APPEARED ~UIETLY BEHIND THE SCENES TO ESTABLISH "FRIENDS OF SCOUTING" DRIVE STARTS TO BE PART OF A LONG SERIES OF TERROR- COMMUNICATIONS WITH NEGRO AND WHITE TOMORROW. 1ST ACTS AIMED AT AMERICAN COMPANIES BY LEADERS THROUGHOUT THE SOUTH. (SEE STORY PAGE 3)

______~ ____~~~~~_~~_~_--.LJ"--LI:;u;..J~L.LlooLl1..o,----~ I~~~~~~~g~IST ARMED __~ FORCES ______OF NATIONAL -L... ______------I PAGE,~2 ______~------H~0~U~R-G~LA-S-S------~r_------______M_0_ND_A_Y __ M_AY __ 6__ 1 9_6_3__ 1 PUBLISHED AT THE DIRE~TrON Of THE COM- KeZlOV DOUBTFUL AS SOVIET PREMIER MINNEAPOLIS ASSASSINATION PLOT MANDING OFfiCER, PACifiC MISSilE RANGE Moscow, (UPI )--A BRAIN HEMORRHAGE MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA, (UPI ) __ fACILITY KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS, APPARENTLY HAS ENDED fROL KOZLOVtS POLICE LAUNCHED A SEARCH FOR THE PUR- IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU OF WEAPONS HOPES OF BECOMING PREMIER or THE SOVIET CHASER OF AN "ASSASSINATION KIT n CONTRACT NOAS-4176-c WITH THE TRANS- UNION WHEN NIKITA S KHRUSHCHEV STEPS TODAY AND NINE LOCALr UNION LEADERS PORT COMPANY Of TEXAS. DOWN, DIPLOMATIC SOURCES SAID TODAY. MADE PLANS TO SLEEP WITH THE LIGHTS ~ THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY THE 54-YEAR-OLD SECOND SECRETARY OF MINNEAPOLIS POLICE CHIEf E.I. (PAT) MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE FOR THE COMMUNIST PARTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE WALLING CALLED THE UNION BOSSES IN NOTICES IS 4 P.M. DAY BEfORE PUBLICA- --THE FINAL AND SUPREME AUTHORITY IN YESTERDAY AND DISCLOSED A PLOT AP- TION. DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS 10 THIS COUNTRY--WAS REPORTED TO HAVE PARENTLY DESIGNED TO KILL ONE OF THEM. A.M. DAY OF PUBLICATION. SUFFERED A BRAIN HEMORRHAGE AND IS No ONE KNEW WHO THE MARKED MAN WAS. THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO PARTIALLY PARALYZED POLICE AND THE UNION MEN EXPRESSED EDIT ALL COPY RECEIVED FOR PUBLICA- KOZLOV--WHO WAS KHRUSHCHEV'S HEIR- BEWILDERMENT OVER THE SITUATION, BUT TION APPARENT, WAS UNDERSTOOD TO BE IN NOONE TOOK IT LIGHTLY. SERIOUS CONDITION IN A MOSCOW-AREA A POLICE TIPSTER LEAKED INFORMATION EDITOR - JIM CHRISTENSEN HOSPITAL WHERE HE MAY NEED AS MUCH AS TO POLICE WEDNESDAY AND LED THEM TO SIX MONTHS TO RECOVER A CACHE OF DYNAMITE STICKS, ELECTRI- RUSSIAN ROCKETS IN RED CHINA THE WAVY-HAIRED KOZLOV WAS MISSING CAL FUSES AND DYNAMITE CAPS. THE HONG KONG, (UPI )--THE KUNG SHEUNG FROM MAY DAY CEREMONIES IN RED SQUARE EXPLOSIVES, ACCORDING TO WALLING, DAILY NEWS REPORTED TODAY THERE IS AT AND HAD NOT BEEN AT OFFICIAL RECEPTIONS WERE TO BE USED TO BOOBY TRAP A CAR LEAST ONE RUSSIAN ROCKET BASE ON THE IN SOME TIME. THIS IMMEDIATELY LED BELONGING TO ONE OF THE UNION CHIEFS. CHINA MAINLAND WHOSE INTERMEDIATE­ TO THE RUMORS THAT HE WAS ILL ONE OF THE UNION LEADERS, ANTONIO RANGE MISSILES ARE TRAINED TOWARD DIPLOMATIC SOURCES FINALLY CONFIRMED G.(TONLY) FELICETTA, 51, BOSS OF fORMOSA, THE PHILIPPINES AND JAPAN LAST NIGHT THAT HE HAD SUFFERED A TEAMSTERS LOCAL 692, WAS THE OBJECT THE CHINESE NEWSPAPER, IN A MACAO­ BRAIN HEMORRHAGE. OF A SIMILAR CONSPIRACY SEVEN YEARS DATELINED DISPATCH, SAID THAT SOME 50 WITH KOZLOV IMMOBLIZED, DIPLOMATS AGO. GROUND-TO-GROUND AND GROUND-TO-AIR SPECULATED ON WHO WOULD BE THE NEXT fELICETTA'S CAR WAS BLOWN UP OUT- MISSILES WERE STOCKED ON THE BASE IN LOGICAL CHOICE TO SUCCEED KHRUSHCHEV, SIDE HIS HOME IN 1956 WHILE HE WAS THE SUBURBS OF NANKING. BUT THEY COULD NOT SINGLE OUT ONE MAN SLEEPING IN THE HOUSE. No ONE WAS THE NEWSPAPER REPORT QUOTED AS ITS AMONG THE OTHER EIGHT SECRETARIES OF INJURED AND THE INCIDENT WAS THOUGHT SOURCE Of INFORMATION A FORMER COM­ THE PARTY AS A LIKELY CANDIDATE. TO BE A WARNING. MUNIST LIEUTENANT, IDENTIFIED ONLY AS THE BETTING AMONG DIPLOMATS WAS THAT WALLING SAID HIS TIPSTER WAS "WELL LEE, WHO ESCAPED TO PORTUGUESE MACAO THE RACE TO SUCCEED KHRUSHCHEV, IF AND INfORMED" AND APPARENTLY KNEW EVERY RECENTLY. WHEN KOZLOV ACTUALLY IS SHELVED, WOULD DETAIL OF THE ATTEMPTED PAID KILLING. LT lEE, ACCORDING TO THE PAPER, WAS BE WIDE OPEN, BUT THAT THE SUCCESSOR WALLING SAID HE WAS NOT TOLD WHICH TRAINED FOR NEARLY ONE YEAR ON THE WOULD COME FROM THE RANKS OF THE OFFICIAL'S LIFE WAS IN DANGER. RUSSIAN BASE IN 1961 THE BASE WAS PARTY SECRETARIAT. DETECTIVES ATTEMPTED TO TRACE EIGHT SAID TO BE MANNED BY A RUSSIAN BATTA­ DYNAMITE STICKS FOUND WRAPPED IN LION OF SOME 400 MEN AND OFFICERS MASSIVE OffENSE LAUNCHED PAPER AT AN UNDISCLOSED LOCATION. HEADED BY A RUSSIAN MAJOR. PLEIKU, SOUTH VIET NAM, (UPI )--SOUTH WALLING SAID HE HAS CONTACTED THE VIET NAM HAS LAUNCHED A MASSIVE OFFEN­ MAJOR SUPPLIER OF DYNAMITE IN THIS RUSSIANS SAY THEY TOOK HITLER'S BODY SIVE AGAINST THE COMMUNIST STRONGHOLD AREA BUT DIDN'T COME UP WITH A LEAD Moscow, (UP! )--AFT~R 18 YEARS, THE OF Do XA, IT WAS LEARNED TODAY. TO THE PURCHASER. RUSSIANS HAVE ADMITTED THAT THEY RE­ IT IS THE HEADQUARTERS OF V,ET CONG f,VE OF THE NINE LABOR LEADERS COVERED ADOLF HITLER'S CHARRED BODY GENERAL DON, AND A KEY STAGING AREA CONTACTED SAID THEY KNEW NO MAJOR IN HIS BERLIN BUNKER WHEN THEY SMASHED AT THE SOUTHERN END OF THE Ho CHI MINH BATTLES SHAPING UP BETWEEN UNIONS OR INTO THE GERMAN CAPITAL AT THE END TRAIL, OVER WHICH AID FLOWS TO THE BETWEEN MANAGEMENT AND UNIONS. OF WORLD WAR II. COMMUNISTS FROM NORTH VIET NAM BY WAY "You JUST DON'T KNOW WHETHER TO HERETOFORE THE OFFICIAL SOVIET po­ OF lAOS THINK PRANK OR FOR REAL," SAID SITION HAS BEEN THAT HITLER MAY HAVE IT~A AMERICAN MILITARY ADVISORS HERE fAY fRAWLEY, HEAD OF A HOTEL AND ESCAPED AND FLED TO SPAIN OR ARGENTINA. CONFIRMED THAT ELEMENTS OF THREE VIET­ THE SOVIET ADMISSION WAS MADE BY RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES UNION LOCAL NAMESE DIVISIONS, EMPLOYING STRONG AIR "You TAKE PRECAUTIONS AND LOOK OVER MARSHALL VASILI SOKOLOVSKY TO CORNELIUS COVER AND HELICOPTER TRANSPORT, HAVE YOUR SHOULDER." RYAN, AMERICAN AUTHOR or THE BEST­ BEGUN A LARGE SCALE " SQUEEZE PLAY " SELLER, "THE LONGEST DAV," WHO HAS ON THE Do XA AREA. RED SETBACKS COMPLETED A TWO-WEEK STUDY OF TOP THE VIETNAMESE HOPE TO TRAP SEVERAL VIENTIANE, (UPI )--THE COMMUNISTS, SECRET ARCHIVES OF THE RED ARMY'S AS­ COMPANIES OF COMMUNIST TROOPS KNOWN IT IS NOW CLEAR, HAVE SUFFERED SEV­ SAUL T ON BERL I N TO BE IN THE Do XA DISTRICT. THEY ERAL SETBACKS IN LAOS IN RECENT WEEKS ALSO SEEK TO DESTROY KEY VIET CONG AND THE UNITED STATES IS IN THE UN­ ARRIVES fOR HUSBAND'S SPY TRIAL COMMAND INSTALLATIONS AND STOCKS OF USUAL POSITION OF HAVING ENGINEERED Moscow, (UPI }--MRS. SHEILA WYNNE WEAPONS AND FOOD. MORE THAN ONE OF THEM. ARRIVED HERE TODAY BY PLANE FROM LON­ ADMITTEDLY, THE COMMUNIST POSITION DON TO ATTE~D THE TRIAL OF HER HUSBAN~ HEARING ON A-SHIP TODAY lS A STRONG ONE; BUT THIS IS BRITISH BUSINESSMAN GREVILLE WYNNE, WASHINGTON, (UPI }--THE ArOMIC TO BE EXPECTED WITH SUCH NATURAL AD­ 42, WHO IS ACCUSED OF SPYING AGAINST ENERGY COMMISSION (AEC) ANNOUNCED VANTAGES TO SUBVERSlON AND INDIRECT THE SOVIET UNION. YESTERDAY IT HAS SCHEDULED A PUBLIC AGGRESSION AS GEOGRAPHICAL PROXIMITY THE LATEST THRUST IN THE DUEL BETWEEN HEARING INTO SAFETY STANDARDS THAT AND RACIAL AFFILIATION. THE BRITISH AND SOVIET INTELLIGENCE GLVERN PORT CALLS OF THE NUCLEAR SHIP BUT WHAT IS SIGNIFICANT IS THAT THE SERVICES WILL BE PLAYED OUT ON TUESDAY SAVANNAH. COMMUNIST POSITION TWO YEARS AGO WAS IN THE TINY TRIAL CHAMBERS OF THE THE AEC SAID THE MAY 17 HEARINGS, TO RELATIVELY STRONGER THAN IT IS NOW. SOVIET SUPREME COURT. BE HELD AT AEC HEADQUARTERS IN GERMAN­ THE COMMUNIST HAVE, IN FACT, LOST WYNNE AND OLEG PENKOVSKY, THE SOVIET TOWN, MD., ARE ROUTINE REVIEWS OF THE OUT BADLY IN THEIR ATTEMPT TO USE A SCIENTIFIC OFFICIAL ACCUSED OF PASSING SAFETY STANDARDS FOLLOWING RECENT WEAK COALITION GOVERNMEN\ TO FOLLOW SECRETS TO THE BRITISH, BOTH FACE MAINTENANCE AND MODIFICATIONS. THE UP A FOOT IN THE DOOR WITH A BODY, MAXIUM PENALTIES OF DEATH IF CONVICTED SAVANNAH NOW IS UNDERGOING POST MOD­ HAVE BEEN OUTFOXED AT ALMOST EVERY IFICATION SEA TRIALS AND IS SCHEDULED TURN SINCE THE COALITION WAS FORMED, LADY flYER ON SECOND fACET TO VISIT HOUSTON MAY 7, NEW ORLEANS OR ELSE THEy'VE FOUND THEMSELVES OUT HONOLULU, (UPI }--MRS BETTY MILLER, MAY 14, BALTIMORE MAY 22, BOSTON MAY ON A LIMB. THE CALIFORNIA HOUSEWIFE MAKING A SOLO AND NEW YORK JUNE 28, 4 1f H,I S 'I S DUE "MOS TL V TO TiH t V E:RrY i FLIGHT ACROSS THE PACIFIC, TOOK OFF THE SAVANNAH IS SCHEDULED TO MAKE ErF I CliENT PHD DEXTEROUS JOB OF D 1- FROM HONOLULU INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT HER FIRST EUROPEAN VISIT LATER THIS PLOMACY BY AMERICAN AMBASSADOR fOR CANTON ISLAND, AFTER FILING A YEAR LEONARD UNGER, WHO HAS KNOWN HOW TO FLIGHT PLAN OF 13 HOURS, 30 MINUTES THE AEC SAID THAT "NONE OF THE PRO­ USE THE FEW CARDS IN THE HANDS OF THE FOR THE 1,700-MILE LEG. BLEMS WHICH HAVE ARISEN DURING OPERA­ WEST WITH MAXIUM IMPACT. ONLY NINE PERSONS WERE AT THE A~R­ TION OF THE N.S SAVANNAH TO DATE HAVE PORT TO SEE THE 36-YEAR-OLD BRUNETTE BEEN SERIOUS" IT SAID ALL "IMPORTANT ANOTHER PLANE CRASH OFF ON HER LONE JOURNEY TO DELIVER PROBLEMS HAVE BEEN SATISFACTORILY ABIDJAN, IVORY COAST, (UPI )--WRECK­ A TWIN-ENGINE PLANE IN AUSTRALIA. RESOLVED OR STEPS ARE BEING TAKEN TO AGE OF AN AIR AFRIQUE FOUR-ENGINED SEVERAL IN THE GROUP PRESENTED MRS. RESOLVE THEM." Dc6 AIRLINER WAS SPOTTED THIS MORNING MILLER WITH LEIS. THE RECENT MODifiCATIONS "HAVE PRO­ ON THE CAMEROUN MOUNTAIN, AUTHORITIES VIDED IMPROVEMENTS IN OVERALL SAFETY," SAID 48 fORGETFUL~ESS IS A FORM OF FREEDOM. THE AEC SAID - KAHLI L G I BRAN CRI~E~EM~E~~,ANDP~~f~~GQ~~EA~8 SEVEN SURVIVORS SEEN. PAGE 3 HOURGLASS

ROCKEFELLER, REMARR'I [S F.( I Ei~DS (;F WASHINGTON, (UPI)--Gov. NELSON A ROCKEFELLER'S REMARRIAGE MADE A NEW DRIVE ISSUE TODAY OF THE COMING CONTEST fOR EMON BEACH HAS BEEN DESIGNATED THE A KICK-OFF BREAKFAST AT THE YOKWE YUK THE 1964 REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL NO­ WATER SKI liNG AREA EXCEPT FOR SCHOOL AT 6:30 TUESDAY MORNING WILL SIGNAL THE MINATION. CHILDREN WHO MAY WATER SKI INSIDE THE START OF THE 1963 Boy SCOUTS OF AMERICA THERE WERE DOUBTS AND UNCERTAINITIES HARBOR THE SKETCH BELOW INDICATES THE SUSTAINING MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN. THE ABOUT VOTER REACTION--WHETHER HIS BUOYS, SKI LANE AND THE PICK-UP AND COMMITTEE, HEADED BY ED BLAKE, IS CON- MARRIAGE WOULD OFFEND WOMEN VOTERS, DROP-OFF POINTS ALWAYS SKI INSIDE THE FIDENT THAT KWAJALEIN WILL EXCEED THE PARTICULARLY OF MIDDLE AGE AND OLDER, BUOYS I N A COUNTER CLOCKW I SE 0 I RECT ION I $2,000 GOAL THEY HAVE SET AS OUR SHARE AND WHETHER IT WOULD OFfEND CATHOLICS, THE FOLLOWING SAFETY RULES ARE PUBLISHED OF THE ALOHA COUNCIL BUDGET. WHO DO NOT RECOGNIZE DIVORCE. TO BE FOLLOWED BY SKI BOAT OPERATORS OVER SIXTY PUBLIC-SPIRITED CITIZENS "IT'S DiffiCULT TO PROPHESY AT THIS AND BY WATER SKIERS WEARING "1-C-5" BUTTONS WILL CONTACT TIME," SAID REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CHAI~­ SKI BOAT OPERATORS FIVE Of THEIR fRIENDS DURING THE NEXT MAN WILLIAM E. MILLER. "I DON'T TWO DAYS THINK IT'S GOING TO HAVE ANY IMPOR­ THERE WILL BE TWO (2) PERSONS IN THE COMMITTEE HOPES THAT THE PEOPLE TANT EFFECT," ALL SKI BOATS AT ALL TIMES THE OBSER- Of KWAJALEIN WILL APPRECIATE THE EFFORT "I DON'T SEE HOW THIS COULD POSSI­ VER WILL WATCH THE SKIER AND THE SKIER THESE MEN ARE MAKING TO PROVIDE OUR BLY HELP THE GOVERNOR'S CANDIDACY,tI AND THE OPERATOR WILL LOOK AHEAD AT ALL BOYS WITH A TOP NOTCH SCOUT PROGRAM SAID REP. GERALD R. FORD OF MICHIGAN, TIMES AND THAT THEY WILL MAKE A GENEROUS CHAIRMAN OF THE HOUSE-REPUBLICAN 2 RETURN QUICKLY TO PROTECT A FAL­ DONATION CAUCUS "IT'S DIFfiCULT TO ASSESS LEN SKIER--HE IS HELPLESS IN THE WATER THE IMPACT 11 AGAINST ONCOMING BOAT TRAffiC AND IS ALTHOUGH THERE ARE AS YET NO AN­ YOUR PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITY YACHT CHASE NOUNCED CANDIDATES FOR THE REPUBLI­ 3 DRIVE ACCORDING TO THE SKIER'S MALDON, ENGLAND, (UPI)--A 19-YEAR-OLD CAN PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION, ROCKE­ ABILITY--AVOID SHARP TURNS YOUTH, WHO LED THF ROYAL NAVY ON A FELLER WAS RATED FAR IN FRONT Of 4 USE COURTESY AND COMMON SENSE CHASE, WAS CHARGED SATURDAY NIGHT WITH OTHER POTENTIAL CONTENDERS UNTIL RU­ WHEN DRIVING FOR WATER SKIING STEALING AN OCEAN-GOING YACHT. MORS Of A POSSIBLE REMARRIAGE BEGAN 5. NEVER RIDE THE GUNNEL OR THE BACK THE YOUTH, WHO WAS NOT IDENTIFIED BY TO SPREAD LAST MONTH OF THE SEAT WHILE DRIVING OR ALLOW YOUR AUTHORITIES, WAS APPREHENDED, AfTER THE REPORTS SAW AN IMMEDIATE SPURT OBSERVER TO RIDE THE GUNNEL OR SEAT A BRITISH NAVAL VESSEL CHASED THE RAC­ IN CONfIDENCE AMONG BACKERS OF SEN BACK ING YACHT OFF WHITSTABLE ON THE ENGLISH BARRY GOLDWATER OF ARIZONA, THE LONG­ 6 Do NOT LOOK BACK WHILE TOWING A CHANNEL SHOT CONSERVATIVE POSSIBLLfTY AGAINST SKIER. THIS IS THE JOB OF THE OBSERVER DETECTIVES FINALLY BOARDED THE YACHT ROCKEFELLER, WHO IS CLASSED AS A 7. Do NOT "SHOW BOAT" WITH YOUR BOAT IN THE RIVER CROUCH AND THE YOUTH WAS LIBERAL AND SPIN AROUND TO GET A FALLEN SKIER TAKEN TO THE POLICE STATION WHERE HE Gov GEORGE ROMNEY OF MICHIGAN BE- 8 Do NOT COME IN FAST WHEN BRING­ WAS CHARGED WITH STEALING THE 7,000 ~ME A CENTER STATE ATTRACTION FOR ING A SKIER IN FOR A LANDING. POUND ($19,600) VESSEL. THE Y~CHT REPUBLICANS WHO BELIEVE GOLDWATER 9 NEVER fOLLOW DIRECTLY BEHIND AN­ WAS REPORTED MISSING THURSDAY. CANNOT WIN AND THAT REMARRIAGE COULD OTHER WATER SKIER. HE MAY FALL IN BE A SERIOUS, OR EVEN FATAL HANDICAP YOUR PATH If IT'S NEWS--CALL THE HOURGLASS. TO ROCKEFELLER 10. ALWAYS MAINTAIN A COUNTER CLOCK­ WISE PATTERN AND KEEP A PRUDENT DiSTANCE AUTOMATIC LANDING FOR PLANES FROM OTHER BOATS AND SKIERS. (CONTINUED FROM COL. I) II. NEVER JUMP FROM A BOAT WHILE IT COME IN SLOWLY WHEN LANDING LUCERNE, SWITZERLAND, (UPI)--SAfE IS MOVING 8. AVOID FALLING fORWARD, If POSSIBLE'AUTOMATIC LANDINGS IN ZERO VISIBILITY 12 ALL BOATS WILL STAY AT LEAST 100' 9 UPON fALLING, SIGNAL DRIVER THAT ARE A SURE THING Of THE FUTURE fOR FROM DOCK EXCEPT WHEN YOU ARE COMING IN ALL IS WELL BY CLASPING BOTH HANDS THE WORLD'S AIRLINES BUT THE SYSTEM TO PICK UP A SKIER THEN ENTER AT DEAD ABOVE HEAD WILL BE APPLIED GRADUALLY OVER A SLOW. 10. REMOVE SKIS QUICKLY AS THEY WILL PERIOD Of YEARS. 13. ALL OPERATORS MUST HAVE AT LEAST HELP KEEP YOU AFLOAT. THIS WAS THE MAIN CONCLUSION A CLASS C OPERATOR'S PERMIT. II HOLD UP A SKI AfTER fALLING. A REACHED AT THE 10-DAY 15TH TECHNICAL 14 ALL BOATS MUST BE PROPERLY SKI IS MUCH EASIER TO SEE IN THE WATER CONFERENCE Of THE INTERNATIONAL AIR "CHECKED OUT" WITH THE DISPATCHER AT THAN YOUR HEAD. TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION (lATA) WHICH THE SMALL BOAT POOL 12 NEVER SHOUT "HIT IT" UNTil THE ENDED HERE SATURDAY AT THE CONfER- TOW ROPE IS TIGHT AND THE SKI TIPS ARE ENCE DELEGATES FROM 27 COUNTRIES WATER SKIERS 303 UP. HEARD 150 TECHNICAL REPORTS. I. ALL SKIERS MUST WEAR A SKI BELT 13 NEVER PUT ANY PART OF THE BODY AMONG THE DELEGATES WERE REPRESEN- OR JACKET THROUGH THE BRIDLE OR WRAP THE ROPE TATIVES OF AIRLINES, GOVERNMENT AGEN­ 2 CHECK YOUR EQUIPMENT SO THAT THERE AROUND YOU SO THAT YOU WILL BE TANGLED CIES, RESEARCH INSTITUTES AND AVIA­ ARE NO WING NUTS, LOOSE RUNNERS, BINDE~, WHEN fALLING TION ELECTRONICS INDUSTRIES. SLIVERS, OR ANY SHARP OR PROTRUDING OB­ 14. DON'T SKI TO THE POINT OF EX­ AT A PRESS CONfERENCE SUMMING UP JECTS ON THE SKIS HAUSTION THE CONfERENCE, DELEGATION LEADERS 3 BE COURTEOUS AND STAY A REASON­ 15 NEVER SK I I N SHALLOW WATER-­ STRESSED THE PRIME IMPORTANCE FOR ABLE DISTANCE FROM OTHERS. MINIMUM OEPTH Of fiVE FEET (5'). ALL AIRLINES OF THE "ALL-WEATHER" 4. STAY AWAY FROM SOLID OBJECTS SUCH 16 NEVER SKI DIRECTLY AHEAD Of ANY AUTOMATIC LANDlNG DEVELOPMENT. THEY AS BOATS, DOCKS, ETC. OTHER BOAT--YOU COULD FALL. SAID THE AIRLINES IN THE U.S. ALONE 5 SIT DOWN If COMING INTO SHORE TOO 17. NEVER SKI DOUBLES WITH DIFfER­ LOST ABOUT $67 MILLION A YEAR BECAUSE FAST. ENT LENGTH ROPES OF RE-ROUTING AND DELAYED TAKEOFFS 6 WATCH THE WATER AHEAD Of YOU AT 18 NEVER ATTEMPT FAST LANDINGS fORCED BY BAD WEATHER ALL TIMES DIRECTLY TOWARD SHORE 7 RUN PARALLEL TO THE SHORE AND 19 NEVER JUMP FROM A MOVING BOAT COMMUNIST'S POISONED DARTS (CONTlNUED ON NEXT COL.) 20. NEVER STRADDLE CLOSE TO MARKERS SAIGON, {UPI)--POISONED DARTS fOUND I 13iJOY!s ____ 0 IN POSSESSION Of COMMUNIST TERRORISTS .2.. SKI LAAlE! INSIDE OF- i3IJOY.s IN SAIGON ARE SO DEADLY THAT ONE Of .3 SKI LANE. 15 CD~Alr£R..-t:..LOC.1<. WISE THEM KILLED A DOG IN TWO MINUTES IN A RECENT TEST, POLICE DISCLOSED SATUR­ DAY. THE DARTS, DESIGNED TO BE SHOT FROM BLOWGUNS, WERE $llZED EARLIER THIS WEEK WHEN POLICE ARRESTED 14 ALLEGED - VIET CONG SYMPATHIZERS HERE. ~OLICE SAID THAT AMERICAN SERVICE­ MAN WOULD HAVE BEEN THE MOST LIKELY TARGETS Of THE PROJECTED COMMUNIST BLOWGUN OfFENSIVE. THE AMERICANS ARE GIVEN TO WEARING LIGHT SPORTS SHIRTS IN THEIR OFF-DUTY HOURS, WHICH MANY OF THEM SPEND IN SAIGON TAVERNS. . . I PAGE 4 HOURGLASS MONDAY 6 MAY 1963

CASTRO-KHRUSHCHEV TALKS LOCAL SCOUTS PLAN HELP FOR MARSHALL ESE ATTIC STILL BLAMED IN EXPLOSION Moscow, (UPI)--PREMIER NIKITA S. THE BOYS IN BOY SCOUT TROOP 135 ARE CHICAGO, (UPI)--POlICE BLAMED A GAS­ KHRUSHCHEV AND CUBAN LEADER FIDEL CAS- INTERESTED IN INITIATING A COMMUNITY OLINE EXPLOSION FROM A 300 GAllON AT- i TRO CONT I NUED THE I R 1.l.1RA -PR I VATE 0 I 5- SERV I CE PROGRAM WHOSE OBJECT I VE WOULD TIC STill fOR TOUCHING Off A fiRE TO- I ,I CUSSIONS Of CUBAN-SOVIET PROBLEMS TO- BE TO AID MARSHALlESE SCHOOL CHilDREN DAY WHICH KillED THREE INFANTS AND , DAY AT THEIR WEEKEND DUCK-HUNTING HIDE- IN THE MAJURO ATOLL THE TROOP CRITICALLY INJURED ANOTHER , AWAY OUTSIDE Moscow I BELIEVES THAT A NUMBER Of OTHER PRO- Two ADULTS WERE INJURED TRYING TO BOTH lEADERS WERE NOT EXPECTED BACK , GRAMS ARE HELPING CHilDREN WITHIN THIS RESCUE THE SCREAMING CHilDREN FROM UNTil TOMORROW, AfTER WHICH CASTRO , ATOll THEIR FIRST FLOOR APARTMENT IN THE IS DUE TO BEGIN A TOUR Of SOVIET PRO- THE PROGRAM WOULD CAll FOR OBTAINING TWO-STORY BRICK BUilDING. I VINCIAl Crr~ES, BEGINNING WITH LENIN- DONATIONS fROM KWAJAlEIN RESIDENTS IN POLICE BEGAN A CITY-WIDE SEARCH FOR ,I GRAD THE fORM Of SCHOOL BOOKS, PAPER AND THE OWNER Of THE STill. OfFICIAL SECRECY SURROUNDS THE KHRU­ PENCILS, MAGAZINES, AS WELL AS CLOTH­ THE DEAD WERE IDENTIFIED AS LISA SHCHEV-CASTRO TALKS, BUT IT WAS ING, SHOES AND UNPERISHABlE fOOD STUFfS HALL, 4 MONTHS, EDMONDA HALL, 20 MONTHS, BELIEVED CERTAIN THEY HAVE CENTERED ON CASH DONATIONS WOULD NOT BE SOLICITED, BOTH DAUGHTERS Of MRS ART ICE HALL; THE QUESTION OF STEPPED-OUT SOVIET THOUGH SUCH WOULD BE ACCEPTED AND WOULD AND DEBBIE HALL, 21 MONTHS, DAUGHTER ECONOMIC AND MILITARY ALD TO CUBA BE USED fOR PURCHASING SCHOOL TABLETS Of MRS RUTH HAll CASTRO HAS GIVEN SOME INDICATIONS AND THE lIKE FROM lOCAL STORES THE DENNIE HALL, 2, WAS IN CRITICAL CON­ HERE THAT HE MAY PUT A HIGH PRICE ON MATERIAL OBTAINED WOULD BE DELIVERED DITION AT COOK COUNTY HOSPITAL. ANY fUTURE ALLEGIANCE TO Moscow IN TO THE PROTESTANT AND CATHOLIC MISSIONS POLICE SAID STOLEN GASOLINE USED TO TERMS OF THE SINO-SOVIET DISPUTE AT MAJURO fOR DISTRIBUTION TO THE MIS­ HEAT THE STill CAUSED THE EXPLOSION. THE RUSSIANS ARE BELIEVED ANXIOUS SION SCHOOLS TO KEEP CASTRO fROM SWINGING INTO ITEMS COllECTED WOULD BE SORTED AND FOR SALE--ONE ZENITH STEREOPHONIC CHINA'S MORE REVOLUTIONARY ORBIT, AND BOXED BY THE BOY SCOUTS. TRANSPORTA­ HIGH-fiDELITY fOUR-SPEED PORTABLE BY SO DOING POSSIBLY DRAGGING MANY TION fROM KWAJALEIN TO THE MAJURO ATOLL RECORD PLAYER WITH SPEAKERS fOR $75. OTHER SOUTH AMERICAN AND OTHER YOUNG HAS BEEN ARRANGED VIA MARSHAlLESE TRAD­ IT MAY BE SEEN AT 472-A OR CALL 614 COMMUNIST PARTIES ALONG WITH HIM ING BOATS THE BOYS HAVE SUGGESTED SIMUlTANEOU~lY, KHRUSHCHEV IS THAT THEY BUILD AND SUPPLY COllECTION EMBARRASSED BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN STRESSING TO THE BOXES TO BE PLACED OUTSIDE Of THE COM­ LONDON, (UPI}--JOHN MANTAGUE WALKED CUBAN lEADER THAT ONLY THE SOVIET UN­ MISSARY AND POST OffiCE INTO A HOSPITAL YESTERDAY IN HIS PAJA­ ION HAS THE ECONOMIC AND MiliTARY MAS--WITH HIS fiNGER JAMMED IN A TWO­ MIGHT TO SUPPORT HIM, PARTICULARLY LOCAL BRIDGE NEWS FOOT-LONG KEROSENE HEATER AGAINST THE UNITED STATES. IT TOOK DOCTORS TWO HOURS TO EXTRI­ THE RESULTS Of LAST NIGHTS DUPLICATE . .. CATE HIS fiNGER, BUT HE WAS MORE EM­ "HEALTH CORPS" SUGGESTED BRIDGE SESSION WERE REPORTED AS fOLLOW: BARRASSED THAN HURT. DON COELHO - RANI MAGI 61.4% NEW YORK, (UPI)--SEN. DANIEL K IN­ TOMMY SOMMERS - HANK SHEEHAN 57.2% OUYE, DEMOCRATE-HAWAII, PROPOSED TO­ HAM AND SAllY GORDINIER 55.2% AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE DAY THAT THE UNITED STATES ESTABLISH THE CLUB ANNOUNCED THAT NEXT SUNDAY A "HEALTH CORPS" SIMILAR TO THE PEACE EVENING MAY 12TH IS MASTER POINT NIGHT MONDAY, 6 MAY 1963 5:05 JIM AMECHE'S POP CONCERT CORPS TO ASSIST NEWLY EMERGING COUN­ ANu All MEMBERS ARE URGED TO ATTEND P.M. NEWS, TRIES IN ATTAINING SATISfACTORY HEALTH FUTURE PLANS b:oo STANDARDS. Q:l9 NAVY SWINGS A CLUB SPONSORED COCKTAil PARTY IS "WE CAN NO lONGER AffORD THE lUXURY 9:30 f;AMlL~ THEATER I I TO BE HELD FROM 6:30 TO 8:30 P.M. ON Of PIECEMEAL EffORTS OR MERE GUERRillA 7:00 ENCHANTMENT ,or MUSIC SATURDAY, MAY 18TH IN THE BANYAN ROOM WARfARE AGAINST DISEASE," INOUYE TOLD 7:30 ONE NIGHT StANb Of THE YOWKE YUK CLUB GUESTS OF HONOR A CORNERSTONE lAYING CEREMONY AT THE 8:00 IMAGE ROSSIA I WilL BE JIM WING OUT-GOING CLUB PRESI­ ALBERT EINSTEIN COllEGE Of MEDICINE AT 8:30 SPORTS REPOR~ I I DENT AND LOUISE MACATEE fORMER SECRE- YESHIVA UNIVERSITY 8: &5 BIG No IS E I I TARy-TREASURER "T HE TIME IS RIPE,II" HE SAID, fOR IT WAS THROUGH THE EffORTS Of JIM 9:15 PERSONAL STORY A MAVVIVE RETALIATION Of All NATIONS "AND LOUISE ALONG WITH DICK MACATEE AS 9:20 NEWS ANALYSIS AGAINST DISEASE AND NEEDLESS SUffERING. DIRECTOR THAT THE KWAJAlEIN DUPLICATE 9:~0 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES 10:00 Mus I C'- HE ADDED: "IN THIS AGE Of MEDICAL MIR- BRIDGE CLUB RECEIVED ITS SANCTION fROM ~ ACLES, MILLIONS DIE fROM DISEASE WHICH ACBL. 12:00 SIGN OFf lONG HAVE BEEN MASTERED IN THE LABOR­ TUESDAY, 7 MAY 196 3 NEW RESIDENTS THAT PERHAPS HAVE NEVER ATORY II 6:00 A.M. SIGN ON PLAYED DUPLICATE BRIDGE ARE INVITED INOUYE'S PLAN fOR A HEALTH CORPS 6:02 DON THE DAWN BREAKER TO JOIN THE REGULAR PLAYERS EVERY SUN­ TOOK THIS OUTLINE: 7:00 NEWS DAY EVENING AT 7:00 AT THE YOKWE YUK --"I PROPOSE THAT OUR NATIONS MEDI­ 7:05 DAWN BREAKER CONT'D CLUB CAL UNIVERSITIES, ALONG WITH OUR PRI­ 7:30 SEVEN THIRTY SPECIAL VATE PHILANTHROPIC INSTITUTES--AND IN 8:00 DON McNEILL'S BREAKFAST CLUB COMING MILITARY HAM CONTEST COOPERATION WITH THE GOVERNMENT HEALTH 8:30 ARTHUR GODfREY AGENCIES--SHOUlD CAll A CONfERENCE FOR MILITARY HAM RADIO OPERATORS ARE 9:00 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES THE PURPOSE Of SETTING UP A HEALTH BRUSHING UP ON THEIR RADIO TECHNIQUES 9:30 HEARTBEAT THEATER CORPS ALONG THE lINES Of OUR EXISTING IN PREPARATION fOR COMING MILITARY-TO­ 10:00 JOY BOYS PEACE CORPS." AMATURE RADIO TESTS WHICH ARE TRADI­ 10:10 PERSONAL STORY --THE PURPOSE WOULD BE TO SEND TIONAllY HELD ON ARMED FORCES DAY, 10:15 GUEST STAR SCIENTISTS, PHYSICIANS, NURSES AND MAY 18 10:30 IRA COOK SHOW MEDICAL ADMINISTRATORS TO NATIONS RE- THE YEARLY EVENT GIVES MILITARY PER- 12:00 NEWS QUESTING HELP SONEl THE OPPORTUNITY TO DISPLAY THEIR 12:05 WEATHER-STOCKS --THE TERMS WOULD WORK IN COOPERATION BROADCASTING ABILITIES AND A CHANCE 12:15 MIDDAY MELODIES WITH lOCAL AUTHORITIES, AND lAY PLANS FOR RECOGNITION AS AN OUTSTANDING OPER­ 12:30 FLAIR fOR SHORT AND lONG-RANGE MEDICAL PRO- ATOR 1:00 NEWSMAKERS GRAMS INCLUDING CONSTRUCTION OF TRAIN- MORE INfORMATION WILL BE PUBLISHED I :15 SPORTS REPORT lNG, RESEARCH AND HOSPITAL fACiliTIES IN THE HOURGLASS AS THE DATE DRAWS 1:30 SHOP CONCERT --THE TEAMS WOULD BE DRAWN fROM PRI- NEAR 3:00 A QUARTER CENTURY Of SWING VATE DOCTORS AND SCIENTISTS IN THE 4:00 COUNTRY CORNER UNITED STATES AND fROM UNDERGRADUATE TICKETS fOR THE NAVY RELIEf RAFflE 4:30 PAU HANA SERENADE AND PERSONNEL Of MEDICAL SCHOOLS. WILL BE SOLD DAILY IN fRONT Of MACY'S 5:00 AFRTS NEWS ANALYSIS DURING THE NOON HOUR. TICKETS ARE PLANES au.lOE $1 00 EACH STAY TUNED TO 1220 ON YOUR RADIO DIAL. WEST YELLOWSTONE, MONTANA, (UPI)--ANr------4------______1 AIR FORCE KC-135 TANKER AND A B-47 JET GENERAL MESS MENU - TUESDAY BOMBER COLLIDED LAST NIGHT DURING A BREAKFAST DINNER SUPPER REfUllNG TRAINING MISSION OVER WEST FRUIT JUICE VEGETABLE SOUP CREAM OF MUSHROOM SOUP YELLOWSTONE, MONTANA, THE AIR FORCE SAD FRESH FRUIT STUfFED PORK CHOPS OLD FASHIONED BEEf STEW THE TANKER STAYED ALOFT AND MADE A HOT & COLD CEREAL MASHED SWEET POTATOES CHEESE SOUffLE W/MUSHROOMS SAfE lANDING ABOUT ONE HOUR lATER AT VIENNA SAUSAGE SPINACH SOUfFLE BUTTERED CAULifLOWER MOUNTAIN HOME AIR FORCE BASE, IDAHO. EGGS TO ORDER STEAMED RICE STEAMED RICE THE B-47 APPARENTLY CRASHED 12 MILES POTATOES-RICE SALAD BAR W/DRESSING SALAD BAR W/DRESSING SOUTH OF WEST YELLOWSTONE ON A RUGGED ICED BEAR CLAWS ICED WHITE CAKE PEACH SHORT CAKE W/CREAM SNOWCOVERED PLATEAU IT WAS NOT IMME­ TOAST,BuTTER & JAM CHillED MILK COLD DRINK DIATELY KNOWN If THE CREW Of FOUR SUR- COffEE-HOT TEA COffEE-HoT TEA COffEE-HOT TEA VIVED T------~---~------~r_------~I ...~------ATTENTION MOUNTA1NBALL COACHES A fEW CHANGES HAVE BEEN MADE IN THE MI NOR AND NAT I ONAL LEAGUES, THER E­ rORE, THE SCHEDULE WILL ALSO HAVE TO BE ALTERED SOMEWHAT. IT IS REQUESTED SPORTS JHAT ALL COACHES CAREfULLY CHECK THE SCHEDULE INI THEil 'HOURGLASS EVERY DAY. P 5 HOURGLASS SPORTS SECTION MONDAY 6 MAY 1963 THE MARINE DEPT. TEAM HAS DROPPED r~_A_G_E______~ ______.OUT Of THE NATIONAL LEAGUE AND LDS MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS HAS AGREED TO MOVE UP fROM THE MINOR NATIONAL LEAGUE: LEAGUE AND REPLACE THEM fN THE W lL GB THE OBS.E&VER NATIONAL. PITTSBURGH 13 7 ST. LOUIS 15 9 4~~~ MOUNTAINBALL SCHEDULE SAN FRANCISCO 15 9 GIANTS TOPPLE DODGERS MONDAY 6 MAY CHICAGO 12 II THE lEAGUE LEADING GIANTS EXTENDED 5:15 BRANDON FIELD-SPOILERS "A" VS MILWAUKEE 13 12 THEIR 5-GAME WINNING STREAK YESTERDAY BANDITS PHILADELPHIA 10 II AFTERNOON BY BLASTING THE SECOND PLACE 6 P.M DAllY FIELD-CHANCE VOUGHT VS Los ANGELES II 13 CODGERS 13-3. DOUGLAS CINCINNATI \I THE GIANTS UNLEASHED A 12-HIT ATTACK TUESDAY 5 :15 BRANDON F,ELD-NAVY VS NEW YORK ~ 14 OFf TWO DODGER HURLERS TO BACK UP HIGH SCHOOL HOUSTON 7 16 TERRY McMANUS 6-HITTER. THE GIANTS 6 P.M. DALLY FIELD-FIRE COMETS VS AMERICAN LEAGUE: SCORED fOUR RUNS IN THE FOURTH, THREE BILLETING KANSAS CITY 15 8 IN THE FifTH AND SIX IN THE SIXTH. WEDNESDAY 8 MAY NEW YORK II 7 TERRY McMANUS fACED ONLY 27 BATTERS 5:15 BRANDON FIELD-KEAlA'S VS IMUA BAl TI MORE 13 10 AND fANNED 7 Of THEM. IT WAS HIS 6 P.M. DALLY FIELD-CROSSROADS VS BOSTON 10 8 5i VICTORY ON THE MOUND AGAINST Ii UNIQUES CHICAGO 10 9 DEFEATS. HE ALSO COLLECTED THREE Los ANGELES 12 13 HITS ON FIVE TRIPS TO THE PLATE TO JIM MOSELEY IS TENNIS CHAMPION CLEVELAND 8 9 HELP GAIN HIS VICTORY. LOUIS FINGER LAST THURSDAY AfTERNOON THE FINALS MINNESOTA 9 WENT 3 FOR 3 YESTERDAY AFTERNOON Of THE SCHOOL TENNIS TOURNAMENT WAS W"SHINGTON :~ INCLUDING A TWO-RUN HOMER Off RELIEVER HELD, AND JIM MOSELEY Of THE JUNIOR DETROIT ~ 14 EDDIE SALIN IN THE TOP OF THE SIXTH. CLASS BLASTED ~UT A SOLID 6-0, 6-1 IT WAS HIS THIRD HOMER OF THE SEASON. VICTORY OVER NORM~N lElONES. THE AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP TEAMMATES PERRY BRACEY HAD 3 FOR 4, PLAY WAS SOMEWHAT CLOSER THAN THE NEW YORK, (UPI )--RELIEVER HAL RENlff JAY LONGBOTTOM I FOR I, PAUL BARNETTE SCORE INDICATES, AS EACH GAME WAS HARD PUT DOWN A NINTH-INNING RALLY BY THE I FOR 2 AND CHARLES BRASWELL I FOR 3. fOUGHT; BUT M6SELEY'S STEADY PLAY MINNESOTA TWINS SATURDAY AND SAVED A THE DODGERS SIX SCATTERED HITS CAME RULED SUPREME. ' I 3-2 NEW YORK YANKEE VICTORY, POWERED fROM RICHARD CAMP'S DOUBLE AND A MOSELEY ALSO CAPTURED THE GOLF I BY HOMERS BY ELSTON HOWARD AND MI CKEY SINGLE, A DOUBLE BY BOB SOMMERS AND CHAMPIONSHIP EARLIER IN THE YEAR. I MANTLE. ED BLAKE, A TRIPLE BY DON MARSH AND to •• 0 • NEW YORK STARTER STAN WILLIAMS HAD A SINGLE BY EDDIE SALIN. YACHT CLUB MEETING A TWO-HIT SHUTOUT GOING WITH TWO OUT GIANTS 13 RUNS, 12 HITS AND 3 ERRORS. THE NIKE lEUS PROJECT YACHT CLUB IN THE NINTH WHEN THE TWINS STARTED DODGERS 3 RUNS, 6 HITS AND 3 ERRORS. WilL HOLD ITS REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING THEIR LAST-DITCH BA~TLE. BOB ALLISON, W,NNING PITCHER TERRY McMANUS 5i-li, AT 1900 HOURS, 6 MAY IN THE SCUBA WHO WALKED, AND JIM HALL, WHO SINGLED, LOSER RICHARD SAGE I-I CLUBHOUSE. MEMBERS AND PROSPECTIVE RODE HOME ON EARL BATTEY'S lONG MEMBERS ARE URGED TO ATTEND. DO UBL E TO l EfT. YANKEES TRIM CARDINALS •••••• NEW YORK MANAGER RALPH HOUK SUMMONED THE CARDINALS COLLECTED THREE HOMERS TCT BOWLING LEAGUE RENlfr, WHO ENDED THE GAME BY GETTING AND OUT-HIT THE YANKEES BUT fELL SHORT SCHEDULE FOR TUESDAY 7 MAY BERNIE ALLEN ON A GROUNDER. IN A SIXTH INNING 4-RUN RALLY TO HAND TEAMS BOWLING AT 6 P.M. ALL THE YANKEES' RUNS CAME VIA THE THE YANKEES A 10-8 VICTORY. 1-2 PIRATES VS PIPE SHOP HOMER ROUT~. HOWARD BELTED A PAIR, THE YANKEES DROVE IN THREE RUNS IN 3-4 BILLETING VS POWER HOUSE ONE IN THE SECOND AND ANOTHER IN THE THEIR FIRST INNING ON A HIT PITCH, AN 5-6 ESQUIRES VS SECURITY FOURTH. MANTLE OPENED THE fOURTH ERROR, A DOUBLE BY tERRY MADDOX AND 7-8 TE~STAR5 vsiSLICKtRS WITH HIS HOMER. A SINGLE BY DAN DEEMER. THE CARDINALS TEAMS BOWLING' AT(8til~IR .. M.) 1'1 JOHN (BOOG) POWELL AND JACKIE CAME BACK IN THE BOTTOM Of THEIR fIRS~ 1-2 MAc~'s~ VS M~RINE DEPT. BRANDT EACH SLAMMED A TWO-RUN HOMER CLOSING THE GAP WITH BACK-TO-BACK 3-4 MULLETS,)YS KA,tS[RL AND STEVE BARBER PITCHED A FOUR-HITTER HOMERS BY JIMMY QUINN AND BilL BURNEY. 5-6 LOS V$ POST OF'F~ I t~, :-,) TO LEAD THE BALTIMORE ORIOLES TO AN IT WAS QUINN'S SECOND CLOUT Of THE 7-8 HAWAI IAN EYE VS SNACK BAR 8-4 VICTORY OVER THE DETROIT TIGERS. SEASON AND BURNEY'S FIRST. CHESTER JIM BUNNING, RAPPED fOR fiVE RUNS AND RHYNE GOT ON WITH AN ERROR AND BRUCE LITTLE LEAGUE SCHEDULE EIGHT HITS IN SIX INNINGS, SUFfERED BERENS WALKED IN THE SECOND AND BOTH FRIDAY 10 MAY THE DEFEAT. THE WIN WAS BARBER'S SCORED ON TWO MORE ERRORS TO PUT THE 5 P.M. DODGERS VS YANKEES FIFTH OF THE SEASON. CARDINALS IN FRONT 4-3. THE YANKEES SUNDAY 12 MAY DAVE NICHOLSON KNOCKED IN THREE CAPITALIZED THREE RUNS ON TWO ERRORS, 2 P.M. CARDINALS VS YANKEES RUNS WITH HIS FIFTH AND SIX HOMERS A WALK AND A HIT PITCH TO PUT THEM 4 P.M. GIANTS VS DODGERS TO LEAD THE CHICAGO WHITE SOX TO AN AHEAD 6-4 IN THE THIRD INNING. GREG 8-1 WIN OVER THE WASHINGTON SENATORS. KINCAID SCORED fOR THE YANKEES IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP ED FISHER, AIDED BY HOYT W,LHELM'S fOURTH ON TWO ERRORS. KENT FOGLEMAN NEW YORK, (UPI )--BIG DON SCHWALL 2 2/3 INNINGS Of RELIEF, PICKED UP BLASTED A TWO-RUN HOMER IN THE FifTH SHOOK OFF AN ARM BRUISE SUSTAINED BE­ HIS fiRST WIN OF THE SEASON. TO HELP GAIN HIS SECOND VICTORY A­ TWEEN INNINGS AND PITCHED A FOUR-HIT BOSTON WAS AT KANSAS CITY AND GAINST ONE DEfEAT. IT WAS HIS SECOND SHUTOUT WHICH ENABLED THE PITTSBURGH CLEVELAND AT Los ANGELES IN NIGHT GAMES. HOMER OF THE SEASON. I N THE SIXTH, PIRATES TO BLANK THE Los ANGELES THE YANKEES PICKED UP THEIR TENTH RUN DODGERS, 5-0, SATURDAY AND MOVE INTO KENTUCKY DERBY WHEN GREG KINCAID GOT ON WITH AN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE lEAD. LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, (UPI )--WITH ERROR AND TERRY MADDOX DROVE HIM ACROSS AT CINCINNATI, JIM MALONEY Of THE JOCKEY BRAUllO BAEZA IN THE SADDLE, WITH HIS DOUBLE AND HIS 35TH RBI Of CINCINNATI REDS THREW A FOUR-HIT SHUT­ CHATEAUGAY, A BRIGHT CHESTNUT COLT THE SEASON. THE CARDINALS CAME BACK OUT AT THE ST lOUIS CARDINALS TO HELP CIRCLED AROUND THREE HORSES lEAVING IN THE BOTTOM Of THErR SIXTH WITH HIS MATES WIN, 6-0. THE WHITEWASHING THE FINAL BEND AND THEN TURNED lOOSE CHESTER RHYNE HIGHLIGHTING A 4-RUN WAS THE SECOND IN SUCCESSION FOR THE ONE Of THE GREAT STRETCH RUNS IN THE RALLY WITH HIS TWO-RUN HOMER AND HIS REDS JOE NUXHAlL HAVING BlANDED THE HISTORY OF THIS CLASSIC TO BEAT CAIN fiRST Of THE SEASON. THE TWO-RUN JOLT ST. LOUIS CREW FRIDAY NIGHT. THE BIG HOY STABLE'S NEVER BEND IN AMERICA'S WAS fOLLOWED BY WilliAM MOSELEY'S TWO BLOW fOR THE REDS WAS FRANK ROBINSON'S GREATEST HORSE RACE, THE $151,400 BASES LOADED DOUBLE THAT CAPPED A THREE-RUN HOMERUN. GORDIE COLEMAN KENTUCKY DERBY. SUDDEN EXPLOSION WITH NO OUTS. SOUTH­ ALSO HIT FOR THE CIRCUIT fOR C,NC,NNATI. CANDY SPOTS, THE SPOTTED COLT FROM PAW KENT FOGLEMAN SETTLED DOWN WITH RAY CULP, A $100,000 TEEN-AGE INVEST­ CALIFORNIA WHO WENT INTO THE RACE THE NEXT FOUR BATTERS AND STRUCK OUT MENT fOUR YEARS AGO, MADE HIS fiRST WITH A PERFECT SIX fOR SIX RECORD, TWO OF THEM TO END THE THREAT. MAJOR lEAGUE COMPLETE GAME A SHUTOUT WAS A NECK fARTHER BACK AND ON My YANKEES 10 RUNS, 5 HITS AND 2 ERRORS. WHEN HE FIRED A THREE-HITTER, PITCH­ HONOR FOURTH IN THE fiELD Of NINE OF CARDiNALS 8 RUNS, 8 HITS AND 6 ERRORS. ING THE PHilADELPHIA PHILLIES TO A THE COUNTRY'S GREATEST 3-YEAR-OlDS. WINNING PITCHER KENT FOGLEMAN 2-1, 7-0 VICTORY OVER THE HOUSTON COLTS. lOSER DAVID CURRY 0-1.

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WANTED OCEAN VIEW -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. THE NIKE ZEUS PROJECT HAS REQUIRE­ "LIBEL" B&.W MENTS fOR STENOGRAPHERS AND SECRETAR­ OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND, DICK BOGARDE--A HIGHLY DRAMATrC fiLM IN IAL STENOGRAPHERS THESE OPENINGS THIS CONSISTENTLY INTERESTING BRITISH-MADE COURTROOM DRAMA. EXIST IN THE JTO BUILDING AND OUTLYING BUILDINGS IN THE ZEUS COMPLEX AREA. RICHARDSON -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. FOR fURTHER INfORMATION CONCERNING "HOUSE OF THE DAMNED" CS BENEfiTS, VACATION, SALARY SCALE AND MERRY ANDERS, RONALD FOSTER--13 KEYS OPEN THE DOORS TO THE ADVANCEMENT CONTACT MRS FRANCES KEOGH, HOUSE HAUNTED BY THE LIVING. 9-480 JTO BLDG. YO~E YUK -- SHOWTIMES 7:00 P M. AND 9:00 P.M. M.I.T. LINCOLN LABORATORY (PROJECT "B I LLY BUDD" CS PRESS) NEEDS EXECUTIVE/PROJECT SECRE­ ROBERT RYAN, PETER USTINOV--UNMATCHED! IN ALL THE STORIES Of TARIES TO WORK ON ROI-NAMUR. CHALLENG­ MEN -- MUTINY AND HIGH SEAS ADVENTURE. ING WORK WITH COMPENSATION COMMENSUR­ ATE WITH EXPERIENCE AND COMPETENCE. ROXY -- SHOWTIMES 6:30 P M. AND 8:30 P.M CALL PROfESSOR ROBERT R. BROWN, 9-254 "HAROLD LLOYD'S WORLD OF COMEDY" B&.W AfTERNOONS, 595 EVENINGS A COLLECTION Of HIGHLIGHT SCENES fROM EIGHT Of HIS WELL KNOWN

•• • t • PICTURES DATING fROM 1923 TO 1938. OffiCIALS fOR MOUNTAINBALL GAMES. ApPLY AT TCT INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS Of­ GENERAL NOTICES CONTINUED fiCE OR CALL 2190. BINGO AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB EVERY MONDAY 6 MAY 1963 8 P.M. TUESDAY NIGHT AT 8:00 P.M. NURSES fOR WORK AT ISLAND HOSPITAL. "OPERATION SNATCH" TERRY THOMAS, ApPLICANTS MUST BE L.P N. OR R.N. GEORGE SANDERS--IT'S ANOTHER BRITISH WOMEN'S CLUB "GAMES DAY" HELD EVERY ALSO QUALifiED SECRETARIES AND CLERK WORLD WAR I I TALE, BUT THERE'S NO BATTL TUESDAY I: 15 P.M. AT THE YOKWE YUK TYPISTS fOR fULL TIME POSITIONS. Ap­ ACTION, JUST SLAPSTICK, CHASES AND CLUB. BRIDGE AND MAH-JONG ARE PLAYED. PLY AT TCT INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS OffiCE APES AT THE TERMINAL BUILDING OR CALL 2190. THERE WILL BE AN EPISCOPAL EVENING TUESDAY 7 MAY 1963 P.M. SERVICE TOMORROW AT 7:00 P.M. IN THE 8 NEED ONE fEMALE BOWLER fOR MONDAY "THE BREAK*' CHAPEL. NIGHT - 6:00 P M. MIXED LEAGUE. CALL No SYNOPSIS AVAILABLE. R. MABE, 9-477 J. BARGAIN BAZAAR PICKUP MORE SPORTS TO GIVE AWAY CALL 2408 OR 2291 BEfORE WEDNESDAY NEED A GOOD HOME fOR A MOTHER CAT TO HAVE ARTICLES PICKED UP fOR THE FRIDAY BASEBALL AND 3 KITTENS (fiVE WEEKS OLD) MAY BARGAIN BAZAAR. IN MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL ACTION FRI BE SEEN AT TRAILER 547. DAY, IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE, THE PITTS­ DKYC MEET ING BURGH PIRATES COLLECTED 15 HITS AS THEY POUNDED THE Los ANGELES DODGERS WANTED TO BUY DOUGLAS KWAJALEIN YACHT CLUB WILL BABY CARRIAGE. CALL 2342 ANYTIME. 13-1. PHILADELPHIA CAME fROM BEHIND MEET TONIGHT, 7:30 P.M., IN THE BANYAN TO EDGE THE HOUSTON COLTS 4-3 AND THE ROOM Of THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. CHICAGO CUBS OUTSLUGGED MILWAUKEE 10-7. FOR SALE OffiCERS fOR THE COMING SIX MONTHS DELUXE MODEL KENMORE AUTOMATIC ELSEWHERE, CINCINNATI BLANKED ST. LOUIS WILL BE ELECTED. 6-0 BEHIND ERNIE BROGLIA AND SAN FRAN­ DRYER - NEVER USED - $175.00. HEATH­ AfTER THE ELECTION, SOUTH PACifiC KIT MODEL AJ41 STEREO AM PM TUNER EX­ C I SCO BEAT THE NEW YORK METS 5-3. 1N ADVENTURE fiLMS AND SLIDES WILL BE THE AMERICAN LEAGUE, CLETE BOYER HIT CELLENT CONDITION - $135.00. CALL SHOWN. FAMILIES ARE INVITED. A HOME RUN IN THE TENTH INNING TO GIVE 9-326 DURING BUSINESS HOURS AND 681 AfTER BUSINESS HOURS. THE NEW YORK YANKEES A 4-3 WIN OVER STUDY GROUP TO MEET MINNESOTA, BALTIMORE OVERTOOK THE DE MEETING Of THE MICRONESIAN STUDY TROIT TIGERS 8-5 AND THE KANSAS CITY ONE 24" BOY'S BICYCLE, 4i MONTHS ATHLETICS CLIMBED BACK INTO fIRST OLD, $20.00. GIRL'S 26" BICYCLE, $10. GROUP WILL MEET TUESDAY, MAY 7, AT 9 PLACE WITH A 3-1 WIN OVER BOSTON. CALL 2207 AfTER 4:30 P.M. O'CLOCK IN THE HOME Of RACHEL SWEARIN­ GEN (494-A). WASHINGTON WHIPPED THE CHICAGO WHITE G.E. CONSOLE STEREOPHONIC, AM FM A STUDY Of THE fLORA WHICH EXISTS SOX 5-2 AND CLEVELAND EDGED THE Los RADIO, RECORD PLAYER, COMBINATION. ON KWAJALEIN WILL INCLUDE A TOUR Of ANGELES ANGELS 2-1. CALL R. V. MAGI AT 9-522 ZEUS COMPLEX THE ISLAND TO SEE THE VARIOUS PLANTS. OR SEE AT CORAL ROOM 210. PRICE $100. GOLf JOIN BOY SCOUT TROOP #135 JACK NICKLAUS APPEARS HEADED fOR ·..... ANOTHER GOLf VICTORY ••• THE 60-THOUSAND f(n,I~10RE COMB I NAT I ON WASHER-DRYER - "Boy SCOUT TROOP I 135 PRESENTLY DOLLAR LAS VEGAS TOURNAMENT Of THE $225. CALL 630 AFTER 4:30 P.M. HAS ROOM fOR AN ADDITIONAL SEVEN OR CHAMPIONS. NICKLAUS CARRIES A fiVE EIGHT BOYS. ANY BOY BETWEEN THE AGES ·..... STROKE LEAD INTO TODAY'S (SATURDAY) WHITE POLISHED COTTON DUST RUFFLE OF ELEVEN AND SEVENTEEN IS ELIGIBLE THIRD ROUND. THE 23-YEAR-OLD OHIOAN (NEW) $2.97. MAY BE SEEN AT TRAILER TO JOIN THIS ACTIVE ORGANIZATION. CARDED A 68 fOR A 30-HOLE TOT~L OF 721 • PREVIOUS SCOUTING IS NOT NECESSARY. ·..... FOR FURTHER INfORMATION CONTACT SCOUT­ 132. ARNOLD PALMER IS IN THE RUNNERUP LOST MASTER RICHARD W. WOOD AT TRAILER SPOT AT 137. FURTHER BACK AT 139 IS BILLY CASPER WHILE AT 140, EIGHT SHOTS --eROWN BILLfOLD LOST. FINDER KEEP #570 OR SEE ANY MEMBER OF TROOP #135. OFf THE PAC:, I S JERRY BARBER. MONEY AND RETURN BILLFOLD TO STEWART VISITORS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME AT THE BEAN, QTRS. 422-A OR MAIL TO Box 1703. TROOP MEETINGS WHICH ARE HELD EACH MONDAY EVENING FROM 7:00 P M UNTIL PAM AM GAMES ·..... WITH THE EXCEPTION Of EQUESTRIAN CHI LOtS PRESCRIPTION SUNGLASSES. 8:30 P.M. CLEAR FRAMES WITH PINK SPECKLED TOP. EVENTS, COMPETITION WILL COME TO A TRAILER 746 OR CALL 532 WORKING HOURS. WANTED CLOSE IN THE PAN AMERICAN GAMES TODAY (SATURDAY). THE EQUESTRIAN COMPETI BABY SITTER fOR YEAR-OLD CHILD. · ..... 3t TION WILL BE HELD TOMORROW ALONG WITH BROWN LEATHER CASE CONTAINING 4 SOMEONE WITH CHILDREN ABOUT THE SAME THE CLOSING CEREMONIES. VERY IMPORTANT KEYS PLEASE CONTACT AGE PREfERRED WILL NEED SITTER SIX THE UNITED STATES BOOSTED ITS GOLD B. H. SPANGLER, 9-227 DAYS A WEEK DURING REGULAR WORKING MEDAL TOTAL TO 96 YESTERDAY BY WINNING .. ,. HOURS. THE MEN'S BASKETBALL COMPETITION. THE ONE BOY'S 26" MURRAY BICYCLE - ApPLICANTS PLEASE CALL 9-0 DURING U.S. MEN DEFEATED BRAZIL 78-66 FOR RED, WHITr TRIM. SADDLE BASKETS, HEAD­ WORKING HOURS OR 2200 AFTER 4:30 P.M. LIGHT TAIL LIGHT, SER. # NOU 20 ••• THE TITLE. 534818 BORROWED fROM RACK AT DE­ LOST LOST PENDENT'S POOL FRIDAY AFTERNOON. --slUE BILLFOLD WITH FLOWER DESIGN BlACK BILLFOLD WITH NAME "J.F. RICE" PLEASE CONTACT MIKE REED, TRAILER 7 45. AND SUNGLASSES LEfT IN THE GEAR LOCKER STENCILLED IN SILVER INSIDE. CALL THURSDAY. MAY CLAIM AT THE HOURGLASS. I GENERAL NOT ICES 623 OR TURN BILLfOLD IN TO BARRACKS OFfiCE. IMPORTANT PAPERS! WEEKLY PROTESTANT PRAYER SERVICE P lERICAN WOMEN ARE BENEfiCIARIES OF TOMORROW NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK IN THE 80% Of ALL LifE INSURANCE POLICIES. I CHAPEL. NEWS ITEMS? C~LL'21 14 OR 539