HIGH TIDE LOfi TIDE 8.. 25-64 8- 25-64 5.9 ~T 0520 0.4 AT 1139 5.2 AT 1741 :lite HOUR ASS 0.6 AT 2340 , KWAJALEIN MARSHALL ISLANDS MONDAY 24 AUGUST I 64 'RR I CA lIE CLEO CALLS ISSUE ''WAR OF' NERVES II " NEW YORK (UPI )--THE NEW YORK TIMES TROOPS KILL 600 KillS 13. LEAVES SAID TODAY, IN ITS DISCUSSION or RUIIIN; CONGO REBELS IN ur-nS I ~'DS UCMELESS DEBT TO THE UNITED NATIONS THAT CONGRES T11t " J-\:~' J ~l '" SIONAL PASSAGE or A RESOLUTION URGING DEFENDING KEY CITY SAN JUAN, PUEftTO RICO (UPI )--HURRICAN PRESIDENT JOHNSON TO MAKE RUSSIA PAY ITS LEOPOLDVllLE (UPI)--CRACK GOVERNMENT CLEO DEVASTATED THE fRENCH ISLAND OF DEBT OR LOSE ITS GENERAL ASSEMBLY VOTE TROOPS KILLED 600 PRO-COMMUNIST REBELS GUADELOUPE, KILLING AT LEAST 13 PEftSONS, IS PAftT OF AN "EAST-WEST WAft or NEftVES WHILE DEFENDING THE KEY CITY OF BUKAVU SKIRTED PUERTO RICO AND BORE DOWN TONIGH OVER THE LONG-CONT~OVERTED ISSUE. IN WHAT COULD BE THE TURNING POINT OF ON THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC AND HAITI WIT THE FOUR-MONTH ~lD EASTERN CONGOLESE 120MPH WINDS. REBELLION, AN AMERICAN MiliTARY EXPERT A U.S. NAVY HURRICANE HUNTEft PLANE TCR~!ADC'ES AND SA 10 TODAY. WHICH FLEW INTO THE EYE or THE HURRICANE COL. WilLIAM DODDS, 50, SAID, "LAST WAS CAUGHT IN AN UPDRAUGHT WHICH SWEPT VICLENT STORMS WEEK'S DEFENSE OF BUKAVU COULD WELL BE IT 2,500 FEET UPWARD AND BUFFETTED IT REfORTED IN u.s. THE TURNING POINT OF THE WHOLE THING." SO SEVERELY THAT SEVEN MEN WERE INJURE~ CHICAGO (UPI)--ToRNADOES AND VIOLENT DODDS AND TWO OTHER AMERICANS BARELY TWO SERIOUSLY IT LANDED SAFELY AT Roos THUNDERSTORMS KNIFED ACROSS THE GREAT ESCAPED CAPTURE AND POSSIBLE D~ATH ON EVELT ROADS. LAKES REGION LAST NIGHT, SMASHINQ HOMES,WEDNESDAY WHEN THE REBELS STORMED Bu­ SUGAR CANE AND FRUIT PLANTATIONS WERE UPROOTINQ TREES AND FELLING POWER LINES KAVU, CAPITAL 0' K,vu PROVINCE. DESTROYED IN SEVERAL REGIONS OF GUADE­ AT LEAST 24 PERSONS WERE INJURED. GOVERNMENT TROOPS, BOLSTERED BY KA- LOUPE RAINS SWEPT THE COUNTRY fROM NEW ENG- TANGESE GENDARMES FLOWN IN BY u.s. fRENCH AUTHORITIES ON GUADELOUPE, THE LAND TO TEXAS, WHERE SEVERE THUNDER- TRANSPORT PLANES, FIUGHT A BITTER THREE "EMER~LD ISLE or THE ANTILLES," SAID STORMS SENT UP WARNINGS FOR PART OF THE DAY BATTLE BEFORE OUSTING THE REBELS 1,000 FAMILIES WERE HOMELESS AND THAT STATE. FROM THE CITY, LOCATED ON LAKE KIVU, 10,000 BUILDINGS WERE HEAVILY DAMAGED TORNADIC WINDS LASHED PORT WASHINGTON 1,000 MILES EAST OF HERE. AT A LOSS OF ABOUT $50 MILLION. WISC , ABOUT 25 MILES NORTH OF MILWAUK~ DODOS, LT. COL. DONALD V. RATTAN, 39, ON THE LAKE MICHIGAN SHORELINE, AND 22 AND u.S. VICE CONSUL LEWIS R. MACfAR~E PERSONS WERE KNOWN INJURED. THERE WERE DISAPPEARED WHILE ON A RECONNAISSANCE F' ~~ I L I r r I ~·E Be ATS NO REPORTED DEATHS. MISSION AFTER THE REBELS ATTACKED THE HEAVY RAINS SOAKED CHICAGO'S NORTHERN CITY. THEY WERE FOUND IN THE BUSH YES­ ARE BELIEVED LOST SUBURBS WITH NEARLY AN INCH IN 60 MIN- TERDAY AND WERE FLOWN TO LEOPOLDVllLE. MANILA (UPI )--HOPE FOR 63 PERSONS A­ UTES GULLYWASHER RAINS OF MORE THAN ••••• BOARD TWO MISSING PHILIPPINE INTER-IS- THREE INCHES DRENCHED THE ELDORADO, TEX. LAND BOATS ALL BUT FADED OUT TODAY AS AREA HIGH RANKING AIR RESCUE OFFICIALS CONTINUED TO REPORT NO A SECTION OF ARKANSAS SOUTHWEST GF TRACE OF THE VESSELS. HOT SPRINGS COLLECTED 3 TO 4 INCHES OF FORCE OFFICERS DIE LAND AND SEA SEARCHERS COMBING THE RAIN IN LESS THAN 24 HOURS. WASHINGT'N (UPI)--THREE HIGH-RANKING AREA IN THE CENTRAL PHILIPPINES WHERE ••••• AIR fORCE OFFICERS WERE KILLED YESTER- THE TWO VESSELS WERE REPORTED LOST SU8- fAMED AV I ATR I X DAY WHEN THEIR TWO-ENGINE U-3 UTiliTY MITTED "NEGATIVE" REPORTS AGAIN TODAY. =, PLANE CRASHED IN NEARBY MARYLAND SHORT- ONE OF THE BOATS, THE "MILAGLO" WITH DUE ON KWAJALE IN lY AFTER TAKE OFF FROM ANDREWS AIR fORCE 30 PASSENGERS, HAS BEEN MISSING OFF CA~ BASE. ARINES NORTE PROVINCE SINCE AUG. 6 DUR- THE FIRST WOMAN TO FLY THE PACIFIC THE VICTIMS WERE BRIG. GEN. LAWRENCE ING THE HEIGHT or TYPHOON IDA. THE OTH~ SOLO IS DUE TO LAND ON KWAJALEIN THIS f. LOESCH, 47, COL. HOWARD J. LABRENZ, THE SIX-TON MOTOR LAUNCH "DON MARIO" HAD AFTERNOON. MR. AND MRS. C.J. MILLER, 45, AND LT. COLo JAMES LEROY TYSON, 47. 32 PERSONS ABOARD, INCLUDING SEVERAL WHO OPERATE A FLYING SCHOOL AT THE SAN- LOESCH, WHQ WORE THE SilVER STAR, TOWN OFFICIALS fROM SORSOGON PROVINCE. TA MONICA, CALIF., MUNICIPAL AIRPORT, THE LEGION or MERIT, AND THE DrSTING- IT HAS BEEN MISSING SINCE AUG. 18 IN ARE FLYING A TWIN-ENGINE CESSNA SKYMAS- UISHED fLYING CROSS, WAS GEN. CURTIS THE SAN BERNARDINO STRAIT. TER AND WILL DELIVER IT TO A FORMER STIr LEMAY'S CO-PILOT IN THE RECORD-BREAKING DENT IN MANilA. FLIGHT OF A KC-135 JET FROM TOKYO TO THEY LEFT WAKE TODAY FOR KWAJALEIN ANDWASHINGTON IN 1958. WARSHI~ IN TRCUBLE WILL SPEND THE NIGHT HERE WITH MRS. MIL- Los PALMAS, CANARY ISLANDS (UPI )--THE lER'S SISTER AND HUSBAND, MR AND MRS. COASTAL RADIO STATION HERE TONIGHT SAID JACK SUTHERLIN. MR. SUTHERLIN IS WITH STUDENTS PROTEST IT RECEIVED VERY FAINT SOS SIGNALS FROM DOUGLAS AIRCRAFT HERE. SAIGON (UPI)--AN ESTIMATED 600 UNI- A SHIP TENTATIVELY IDENTIFIED AS THE NI- BETTY MILLER SPANNED THE PACIFIC IN VERSITY STUDENTS TODAY HELD THE BIGGEST GERIAN WARSHIP ENUGU. MAY OF 1963. AT THAT TIME SHE DELIVERED RALLY EVER MADE IN SAIGON AGAINST PRES­ THE SHIP'S POSITION WAS GIVEN AS OFF A PLANE FROM OAKLAND TO BRISBANE AND IDENT NGUYEN KHANH TO TEAR AND BURN A THE WEST AFRICAN COAST WAS IN THE AIR A TOTAL OF 51 HOURS AND COpy OF THE NEWLY PROMULGATED CONSTITU- THE ENUGU IS A MODERN BRITISH-BUILT 38 MINUTES. TION WHICH GAVE THE MILITARY RULER SWE­ ANTI-SUBMARINE SHIP OF 120 TONS, COMPLE EPING DICTATORIAL POWERS. TED IN 1961. THE SYMSOLIC GESTURE QF PROTEST TOOK • 0 ••• CONTEST ANNCUNCED PLACE AFTER SEVERAL YOUTHFUL SPEAKERS SHUTTERBUGS WITH 35MM EQUIPMENT AND HAD TAKEN THE FLOOR TO DENOUNCE PRES­ ES~j~PE 'II I T~i Lf:GT EXCELLENT COLOR SLIDES OF KWAJALEIN AND IDENT KHANH AND ASK rOR ABOLITION IF NEW YORK (UPI )--THREE DARING BANDITS ROI NAMUR MAY WIN SOME TROPHIES IN A THE CONSTITUTION AND AN IMMEDIATE AE- HELD UP A SHIPPING LINE PAYMASTER ON A CONTEST ANNOUNCED BY GLOBAL'S SPECIAL TURN TO CIVILIAN RULE. BROOKLYN STREET YESTERDAY AND ~LED IN A SERVICES DEPARTMENT HAil OF GUN' IRE WITH $26,000. A GUARD THE CONTEST WILL END 30 SEPTEMBER REPUBL I CAN ~ENATOR I AL VOTE ACCOMPANYING THE PAYMASTER SAID HE WAS WHEN JUDGES WILL CHOGSE THE BEST ENTRIES IN NEvw YORK TO BE D I V IOED HIT BY A BANDIT'S SLUG, BUT IT STRUCK AND MAKE AWARDS. ENTRANTS MUST GIVE P~ NEW YORK (UPI)--fORMER REPUBLICAN HIS GLASSES CARRYING CASE AND DID NOT MISSION FOR THEIR SLIDES TO BE COPIED CONGRESSWOMAN CLARE BOITHE LUCE, ACTING INJURE HIM fOR POSSIBLE USE IN AN ALBUM THAT MAY AGAINST THE ADVICE OF REPUBLICAN PRES­ ~------;BE OFFERED rOR SALE. ALL ORIGINALS WILL IDENTIAL NOMINEE SEN. BARRY M. GOLD- OffiCIAL BULLETIN BE RETURNED TO ENTRANTS. WATER, HAS ACCEPTED THE OFFER OF THE DUTY OffICER fOR KWAJALEIN TEST SITE A SPECIAL CONTEST IS BEING CONDUCTED CONSERVATIVE PARTY .0 BE ITS CANDIDATE DATE: NAME: HOME PHONE: FOR 8xIO BLACK AND WHITE PICTURES SUB­ FOR THE SENATE FROM NEW YORK. 24AUG64 CWO J.D. KEELING 644 MITTED. TROPHIES WilL BE AWARDED FIRST, MRS. LUCE HAD BEEN URGED BY GOLDWATER 25AUG64 LT. COL. W.J. NELSON 646 SECOND AND THIRD PLACE WINNERS IN EACH NOT TO RUN IN THE INTEREST OF RE~UBLIC­ 20AuG64 LT. COL M.J. SMALL 585 CONTEST. AN UNITY IN NEW YeRKe 27AuG64 CAPTAIN J.J. OSBORN 2371 ENTRIES MAY BE SU8MITTED AT ANY TIME 28AuG64 CAPTAIN R.M. BAKER 2~97 ..... AT THE SPECIAL SERVICES OFFICE BE FIRE CONDITION AS "FAIR" 29AUG64 CWO J.D. KEELING 644 DESCRIBED MIDNIGHT 30 SEPTEMBER. ROME (UPI)--A MEDICAL BULLETIN ISSUED 30AuG64 MAJOR J.O. SAMM&NS 2289 lAST NIGHT SAID PRES~.EWT ANTONIO SEGNI *INDICAT£S WEEKENDS AND/Oft HOLIDAYS ARRESTED fOR ILLEGAL ENTRY WAS IN "FAIR" CONDITION BUT STILL SUF- DUTY OFFICER IS THE KWAJALEIN TEST SITE KAGOSHIMA, JAPAN (UPI)--THIRTY-F0UR rERING PARTIAL PARALYSIS AND SPEECH COMMANDING OFFICER'S REPRESENTATIVE SOUTH KOREANS WERE ARRESTED TODAY FOR DIFFICULTIES AFTER HIS AUG. 7 STROKE. DURING OTHER THAN NORMAL DUTY HOURS. 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PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION Of THE HJSTOR Ie u.s. fLAG RESTORED JOHNSON PR().iISES FEDERAL AID COMMANDING OFFICER, ~AJALEfN TEST SIT£, NEW YORK (UPI)--A I07-YEAa-OLD AMERI- TO ERADICATE ALL ORGANIZED CRIME MARSHALL ISLANDS, CONT~ACT DA'"lOIOO21- It CAN FLAG, THE FIRST FORE'GN FLAG EVER WASHINGTON (UPI)--PRESIDENT JOHNSON AMC-90004 (Y) (NI21-(61756) 35133A PMR) RAISED IN THE CITY OF TOKYO, HAS BEEN 'AS VOW!D TO USE EVERY FEDERAL RESOURCE WITH GLOBAL ASSOCIATES. FOUND, RESTORED AND REFRAMED AFTER A ro WIPE OUT ORGANIZED CRIME RANGING THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY DE L I CATE frF ABR I C SURGERY" OPERAT ION, IT ROM "SHAKEDOWN RACKETEERS WHO PREY ON MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE FOR WAS ANNOUNCED HERE. ~USINESS AND LABOR TO SMUT-PEDDLERS WHO NOTICES IS 4 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLIC~TION •••••• PREY UPON OUR YOUTH." AND DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS 10 A.M. EARLY REFUGEES MAY RETURN TO AT THE SAME TIME, JOHNSON TOLD u.S. DAY or PUBLICATION. EAST GERMANY WITHOUT BEING PUNISHED ~ARSHALS WHO WERE IN WASHINGTON FOR A THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO BERL I N (Up I '--EAST GERMANY HAS EX- ~WO-DAY ('ONFERENCE THAT LAWLESSNESS .. I S EDIT COPY RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATION. EMPTED FROM PUNISHMENT 3,000,000 OF ITS rOUND IN MANY PLACES AND FOUND IN MANY FORMER CITIZENS WHO FLED TO THE WEST c-ORMS" EXTENDING FROM CRIME SYND,CATES EDITOR: Ho EDW. McKINNEY BEFORE THE ANTI-RErUGEE WALL WAS BUILT ~O STREET RIOTING." ... 0.. IN BERLIN THREE YEARS AGO. "SOPHISTICATED SYDICATES WHICH SYS- ~AJALEIN GETS NEARLY HALF Of FORMER EAST GERMAN CITIZENS WHO rLED fEMATICALLY EVADE THE LAW ARE NO MORE CONSTRUCTION fUNDS FOR FAR EAST EARLIER THAN AUGUST 13, 1961, WHEN THE TOLERABLE TO A LAW-ABIDING SOCIETY THAN WASHINGTON (UPI)--CONGRESS GAVE liS COMMUNISTS BUILT THE WALL IN BERLIN, SPONTANEOUS STREET DEMONSTRATIONS WHICH FINAL APPROVAL SATURDAY TO A MILITARY WILL NOT BE PUNISHED IF THEY RETURN, DEGENERATE INTO DISREGARD rOR THE LAW," CONSTRUCTION BILL CONTAINING $59,727,00C THE LAW SAYS. THE PRESIDENT SAID. FOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS AT VARIOUS ESCAPING TO THE WEST IS CONSIDERED A HE SAID HE IS "DETERMINED WE SHALL ARMY, NAVY AND AIR FORCE BASES IN THE MAJOR orrENSE BY EAST GERMANY. USE EVERY RESOURCE OF OUR FEDERAL GOV-

FAR EAST DURING THE CURRENT YEAR Q AFTER THEY BUILT THE ANTI-REFUGEE WAL ERNMENT -- IN COOPERATION WITH STATE THE FINAL TOTAL, ENVOLVED BY A JOINT THE eOMMUNISTS REGARDED ANY ESCAPE AND LOCAL AUTHORITIES -- TO ERADICATE HOUSE AND SENATE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE, ATTEMPT AS "TERRORISM" AND PERSONS ORGANIZED CRIMES INALL rORMS." WAS LOWER THAN EITHER THE $62,399,000 CAUGHT IN SUCH AN ACT WERE SENTENCED TO •••••• PASSED IN THE SENATE OR THE $63,620,000 FIVE OR MORE YEARS OF IMPRISONMENT. GOLDWATER GETS EXTRA POLICE APPROVED IN THE HOUSE. THIS IS NOT CHANGED BY THE NEW LAW. PROTECTION ON NEW YORK ARRIVAL THE FINAL TOTAL INCLUDED $28,952,000 •••••• NEW YORK (UPI)--NEW YORK CITY POLtCE FOR KWAJALEINj $8,846,000 FOR KOREA; BRITAIN BACKS U.N. CALL FOR INSTALLED HEAVY SECU~ITY ARRANGEMENTS $190,000 FOR TAIWAN, $743,000 rOR MID- MORE FINANCIAL AID IN CYPRUS LAST NIGHT WHEN REPUBLICAN PRESIDEN- WAY; $1 1,196,000 rOR PACIFIC AIR FORCE LONDON (UPI)--BRITAIN HAS BACKED THE TIAL CANDIDATE BARRY Mo GOLDWATER FLEW AT UNSPECIFIED LOCATIONS, $4,629,000 CALL or U.N. SECRETARY GENERAL U THANT INTO THE CITY FOR AN "OFF THE CUFF" FOR 1HE RYUKUS; $1,332,000 rOR THE rOR MORE CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE MAINTEN- SPEECH TO HIS FELLOW "HAM RADIO OPERA- PHILIPPINES AND $3,829,000 FOR JAPAN. ANCE OF THE UNITED NATIONS PEACE FORCE TORS" • .• 0... IN CYPRUS. GOLDWATER WAS TH~ FEATURED SPEAKER FIGHT SLEEPING SICKNESS A FOREIGN OFFICE SPOKESMAN SAID THE AT A DINNER OF THE AMERICAN RADIO RELAY HOUSTON, TEXAS {UPI)--MEDICAL OFFI- BRITISH GOVERNMENT HOPED THAT MORE LEAGUE -- AN ASSOCIATION or AMATEUR CIALS SAiD TODAY THAT AN EPIDEMIC OF MONEY WOULD BE rORTHCOMING, ESPECIALLY RADIO OPERATORS. SOME 5,000 OF THE DEADLY ENCEPHALiTIS (SLEEPING SICKNESS), FROM THOSE NATIONS WHO HAVE NOT SO FAR HAMS FROM THE UoS. AND CANADA MET HERE ALREADY SUSPECTED iN 14 DEATHS, IS PLEDGED THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS. THIS WEEKEND. STiLL ON THE RISE. BRITAIN HAS SO FAR CONTRIBUTED $2 GOLDWATER, THE BEST KNOWN U.So HAM FlrTEEN OR 20 INSECT!CIDE SPRAYER MILLION FOR THE PEACE FORCE. RADIO OPERATOR, PLANNED TO DELIVER A TRUCKS MOVED INTO NEW AREAS OF HOUSTON THIS IS IN ADDITION TO THE COST FOR NON-POLITICAL SPEECH. HIS SCHEDULE AND SURROUNDING CITIES TO KILL MOSQUI- THE BRITISH FORCES IN CYPRUS AND THE CALLED FOR HIM TO GO BACK TO WASHING- TOES WHICH CAUSE THE DISEASE. COST OF THE LOGISTIC SUPPORT WHICH THE TON AFTER THE SPEECH. HE WILL RETURN ENCEPHALITiS ATTACKS THE BRAIN AND BRITISH GOVERNMENT HAS BEEN CARRYING. TO NEW YORK MONDAY rOR PRIVATE MEETINGS SP I NE. IT IS SPRED BY THE rEMALE CULEX ••• • • • WITH TOP REPUBLI CAN LEADERS I N NEW YOR~. MOSQUITO. UNREQUITED LOVE LEADS TO SUICIDE •••••• GOVERNMENT orFICIALS AND HOUSTON Los ANGELES (UPI)--A FRENCHMAN'S DINAH SHORE AGAIN DIVORCED MEDICAL MEN MET YESTERDAY AND ANNOUNCED HOPELESS LOVE DROVE HIM TO END A YEAR- INDIO, CALIF. (UP1)--SINGER DINAH THAT AN EMERGENCY LABORATORY WILL BE LONG, 5,000-MILE PURSUIT BY HANGING SHORE HAS BEEN GRANTED A DIVORCE FROM SET UP WITH THE HELP OF THE UoS. PUBLIC HIMSELF FROM A UTILITY POLE. MAURICE S. SMITH AFTER SHE TESTIFIED HEALTH SERVICE SO CASES CAN BE DIAG­ HOMICIDE INVESTIGATORS SAID ERIC HE "CONSTANTLY CRITICIZED" EVERYTHING NOSED QUICKLY IN THE rUTURE. BADEN, 26, WHOSE BATHROBE-CLAD BODY WAS SHE SAID AND DID. DISCOVERED YESTERDAY MORNING BY TWO MISS SHORE, 46, FILED HER DIVORCE MANY DEATHS REPORTED TEEN-AGERS, APPARENTLY DECIDED TO TAKE SUIT ON MAY 15 JUST II DAYS SHORT OF SEOUL (UPI)--THE DEATH TOLL FROM HIS LIFE AFTER MONIQUE CHOVIN, 25, THE COUPLE'S FIRST ANNIVERSARY. ENCEPHALITIS IN SOUTH KOREA SHOT WELL AGAIN TURNED DOWN HIS BID FOR MARRIAGE. IN SUPPORT or GENERAL CHARGES or PAST THE 100 MARK TODAY, THE HEALTH THE GIRL SAID SHE CAME HERE ABOUT A EXTREME CRUELTY, MISS SHORE SAID SMITH MINISTRY REPORTED. YEAR AGO rROM FRANCE, AND BADEN FOLLOW- A BUILDING CONTRACTOR AT NEARBY PALM IT SAID A TOTAL OF 112 PERSONS HAD ED WHEN HIS ATTEMPTS TO WIN HER HAND SPR1NGS, NOT ONLY CRITICIZED HER BUT DIED THROUGHOUT SOUTH KOREA OUT OF A BY MAIL WERE SPURNED. ALSO HER FAMILY AND CHILDREN. TOTAL or 664 CASES REPORT~D SO FAR. POLICE SAID HE CLIMBED A 23-FOOT SHE HAS TWO CHILDREN BY HER PRIOR FORTY-TWO PERSONS DIED ON FRIDAY ALONE. HIGH UTILITY POLE WITH AN EIGHT-FOOT MARRIAGE TO ACTOR GEORGE MONTGOMERY. LENGTH or ROPE WHICH HE FASTENED TO SHE DIVORCED MONTGOMERY IN 1962 AFTER SUPPORTS IMMIGRATION LAW CHANGES THE POLE AND HIS NECK, AND JUMPED. 17 YEARS OF MARRIAGE. I ATLANTIC CITY, NaJo (UPI)--NEW YORK MISS CHOVIN BECAME HYSTERICAL UPON .0 •••• . MAYOR ROBERT Fo WAGNER SAID PRESENT SEEING BADEN'S BODY, AND COLLAPSED. EXPECT HIGHER MEAT PRICES j UeSo IMMIGRATION AND CITIZENSHIP LAWS .0.... CHICAGO (UPI)--CATTLE PRICES SOARED "CONSTITUTE AN INSTITUTIONALIZED rORM WHO'SE WHOSE IN HOLLYWOOD TO THl HIGHEST LEVEL IN 20 MONTHS OF BIGOTRY." Los ANGELES {UPI)--PHILIP CROSBY, SATURDAY AND PORK LOIN COST MORE THAN WAGNER APPEARED BEFORE THE PLATFORM THE FIRST OF B,NG CROSBY'S FOUR ADULT IT HAS IN TWO YEARS AFTER FOUR DAYS COMMITTEE AT THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL SONS TO MARRY A SECOND TIME, TODAY OF THE NATIONAL FARMERS ORGANIZATION CONVENTiON TO ENDORSE AN ADMINISTRATION MADE PLANS FOR A BOATING HONEYMOON WITH (NFO) WITHHOLDING OF LIVESTOCK FROM PROPOSAL CALLING FOR ABOLITION OF THE HIS BRIDE, AIRLINE STEWARDESS MARY MARKETS. PRESENT QUOTA SYSTEM OF ACCEPTING IM­ JOYCE GABBARD. THE HIGHER PRICES MAY BE REFLECTED I MIGRANTS. THE TWO SLIPPED AWAY TO LAS VEGAS, IN THE MEAT MARKETS TK1S WEEK BECAUSE THE PROPOSAL HAS BEEN STRONGLY SUP­ NEVADA, FOR AN INFORMAL CEREMONY THE COST OF DRESSED MEAT WAS RISING PORTED BY ATTY. GEN. ROBERT F. KENNEDY, SATURDAY. BOTH HAD BEEN MARRIED BErORE.IN WHOLESALE MARKETSo WHO REPRESENTED THE ADMINISTRATION IN •••••• AND IF THE NFO ACTION IS SUCCEssrUL, HEARINGS BEFORE CONGRESS, BUT APPEARS REBUKE TO CO~'~0 PREMIER THE CURRENT PRICE INCREASE MAY BE ONLY TO HAVE LITTLE CHANCE FOR PASSAGE IN I ADDIS ABABA, ETHIOPIA (UPI)--ETHIOPIA A BEGINNING BECAUSE PRESENT PRICE THIS SESSION. DELIVERED A MAJOR REBUKE TO CONGO LEVELS WERE FAR,SHORT or NFO GOALS. PREMIER MOISE TSHOMBE BY REFUSING HIS •••••• DUTCH SUPPORT U.S. POLICY DIRECT REQUEST FOR MILITARY ASSISTANCE BOYCOTTS ROMANIAN CELEBRATION THE HAGUE {UPI)--SPECIAL PRESIDENTIAL TO '~~T COMMUNIST-~IRECTED REBELS. Moscow (UPI)--PREMIER NIKITA So ENVOY HENRY CABOT LODGE HAS SECURED A FOREIGN MINISTRY SOURCES SAID THAT KHRUSHCHEV HAS EMPHATICALLY SNUBBED COMMITEME~T FOR ACTIVE DuTCH SUPPORT OF ETHIOPIA IS NOT PREPARED TO TAKE UNI­ THE ROMANIANS BY PERSONALLY BOYCOTTING U.So POLICY IN SOUTH EAST ASiA. LATERAL ACTION IN RESPONSE TO TSHOMBE'S THEIR CELEBRATIONS MARKING THE 20TH THE NETHERLANDS WILL MAKE A "LI~ITED APPEAL rOR HELP. ANNIVERSARY or LIBERATION FROM THE NUMBER or SCHOLAPSHIPS AVAiLABLE" TO ...... , GERMANS • SUPPORT AMERJCAN EFF~RTS IN VIET NAM. .p AGE 3 HOURGLASS MONDAY _, AUGUST ~964,> fa- MRS. K&NNEDY WILL NOT ATTEND fEW U.S. HOMES WITHOUT T-V CUBA HAS BEEN SPENDING MORE CONVENTION MEMORIAL SERVICE fOR JfK WASHINGTON (UPI )--THE CENSUS BUREAU THAN SHE HAS BEEN RECEIV~NG ATLANTIC CITY (UPI )--MRS. JOHN f. KEN-REPORTED TODAY THAT 93 PERCENT or ALL NEW YORK (UPI )--CUBA HAS ORDERED ITS NEDY HAS DECIDED NOT TO GO TO CONVENTION U.S. HOUSEHOLDS HAD ONE OR MORE TELE­ FOREIGN TRADE REPRESENTATIVES OV~RSEAS HALL WHEN DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES PAY fiNAL VISION SETS IN MAY, 1964, A THREE PER­ TO SUSPEND r~RTKER PURCHASES ABROAD, TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY or THE LATE PRES- CENT GAIN OVER JANUARY, 1962, WHEN A BANK SOURCES REVEAL. iDENT BECAUSE or THE PAINfUL MEMORIES SIMILAR SURVEY WAS MADE. THEY SAID THAT ONLY VITAL PARTS AND IT 't()ULD RECALL. SUPPLIES N£EDED FOR THE SUGAR AND NIC­ THE rORMER FiRST LADY HAS BEEN INVITED MOP-TOPPED BEATLES PROVE BIGGEST KEL INDUSTRIES AND A MEDICAL RESEARCH TO SIT IN THE PRESIDENTIAL BOX WITH MRS. DRAW CINCINNATI HAS EVER BOOKED CE~TER WERE EXCLUDED fROM THE ORDER. LYNDON B. JOHNSON THURSDAY NIGHT WHEN A CINCINNATI, OHIO (UPI )--SOME Of THE THE DRASTIC CUTBACK WAS INTERPRETED 22-MINUTE rllM ABOUT KENNEDY WilL BE STRONGEST SECURITY MEASURES EVER PLANNED TO MEAN THAT C~eA HAS SPENT MORE THAN SHOWN TO THE DELEGATES. IN CINCINNATI WERE BEING DRAWN TODAY TO IT HAS TAKEN IN, AND NOW MUST RETREN~ WHITE HOUSE AIDES SAID MRS. JOHNSON SArEGUARD THE BEATlES. THE ORDER CONfiRMED RECENT NATIONAL TALKED TO MRS. KENNEDY BY PHONE YESTER­ THE MOP-TOPPED BRITISH WAilERS, WHO FOREIGN TRADE COUNCIL SPECULATION BAS­ DAY. THE lATE PRESIDENT'S WIDOW "rELT ARRIVE HERE THURSDAY fOR A PERrORMANCE ED ON REPORTS fROM THE fiNANCIAL TIMES SHE COULD NOT WATCH" THE MOVIE Of HER AT CINCINNATI GARDENS, HAVE REQUESTED A Of LONDON AND THE NEW YORK JOURNAL Of HUSBAND'S LifE WITH THE lAST SCENES MINIMUM Of 100 POLICEMEN rOR THEIR PRO­ COMMERCE THAT NEAR CHAOS IN ITS FINAN­ SHOWING HiM WITH HIS CHilDREN. TECTION. CES WOULD fORCE CueA TO SUSPEND CREDIT HOWEVER, MRS. KENNEDY WILL BE IN AT­ FIVE OrrlCtRS Will BE AT THE GROUPS fOR fOREIGN PURCHASESo lANTIC CITY THURSDAY TO ATTEND A RECEP­ StDE AT ALL TIMES. TION GIVEN BY UNDERSECRETARY Of STATE ANOTHER 75 WILL BE STATIONED INSIDE SPEEDING CAR CAUSES 6 DEATHS AND MRS. AVERILL HARRIMAN "TO THANK THE THE GARDENS. LEMOORE, CALI'. (UPI )--SIX PERSONS DELEGATES WHO SUPPORTED KENNEDY AT THE A SECURITY RING WILL BE DRAWN AROUND WERE KillED LAST NIGHT WHEN A SPEEDING 1960 CONVENTION." THE ARENA A fUll 24 HOURS IN ADVANCE Of CAR RAMMED ANOTHER CAR ON A STATE H,GH- THE SHOW TO PREVENT YOUNG fANS FROM HID- WAY NEAR HERE THEN SMASHED HEAD-ON IN- EIGHT DIE IN COLLISION ING OUT IN THE ARENA. TO A THIRD VEHICLE. SANfORD, N.C. (UPI }--EIGHT PERSONS ALEX SINCLAIR, GENERAL MANAGER Of THE Two OF THE DEAD WERE CH'lDREN AND WERE KILLED IN A TWO-CAR COLLISION TO- GARDENS, SAID THE ARENA WAS A COMPLETE TWO WERE YOUNG MEN. fiVE OTHER PERSONS DAY LEAVING AN EIGHT-¥EAR-OlD BOY AS T~ SEllOUT. SOME 13,236 TICKETS HAVE BEEN WERE INJURED. ONE OF THE INJURED WAS A ONLY SURVIVOR Of TWO FAMiliES. SOLO, INCLUDING 1,000 STANDING ROOM ONLY 12-YEAR-OLD fRESON GIRL WHO IS THE THE ACCIDENT OCCURRED EIGHT MILES TICKETS. ONLY SURVIVING MEMBER Of HER rAMILY. SOUTH Of THIS CENTRAL NORTH CAROLINA CI- "WE'VE NEVER HAD ANYTHING liKE IT CALifORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL OFrlCER TY ON U.S. HIGHWAY I AND INVOLVED A ST~ SINCE THE BUilDING OPENED," SINCLAIR RON STROLE Of HANFORD SAID A CAR DRI- TION WAGON AND AN AUTOMOBilE. SAID. 17HEY POSSIBLY COULD HAVE PLAYED VEN BY JOHN Wo VANLEER, 22, Of ARMONA, MR. AND MRS. EDSEL M. NEWBERRY Of Ul-"- rOUR PERfORMANCES AND SOLO OUT. rt WAS TRAVEL I NG MORE THAN 100M I LES AN INBURG, N.C., A DAUGHTER, EVELYN, AND A ••••• HOUR. VANLEER WAS AMONG THOSE KILLED. SON, WHOSE NAME WAS UNKNOWN, WERE KILLED CONFERS WITH DEMOCRATIC GOVERNORS IN THE CAR. WASHINGTON (UPI )--PRESIDENT JOHNSON CAN'T TELL HIS MOTHER MR AND MRS. RICHARD BONE Or CARRBORO YESTERDAY URGED THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COLlIDGE, KANSAS (UPI )--E.L. HATCHE~ AND TWO Of THEIR SONS WERE KillED IN CONVENTION TO COMMIT ITSElf TO A PROGRAM PRESIDENT Of THE ARK VAllEY WEATHER THE STATION WAGON. A THIRD SON, DAVID, OF ItfREEDOM fOR All NATIONS, PEACE FOR IMPROVEMENT CORP., A RAINMAKER ASSO­ WAS TAKEN TO LEE COUNTY HOSPITAL WHERE All PEOPLE." CIATION, DOESN'T HAVE THE HEART TO HE WAS REPORTED TO BE IN CRITICAL CON- "THE GOALS OF OUR PARTY SHOULD BE THE TEll HIS MOTHER ABOUT HIS POSITION. DITION. GOALS Of OUR NATION," JOHNSON SAID IN A HATCHER CALLED HIS MOTHER IN MINNE­ SPEECH TO 30 DEMOCRATIC GOVERNORS WITH OLA, KANSAS, TO ASK If THAT SECTION fATHER WINS TEMPORARY CUSTODY WHOM HE CONFERRED AT THE WHITE HOUSE. RECEIVED ANY RAIN SANTA MONICA, CALIF. (UPI '--PRODUCER fOUR SOUTHERN GOVERNORS BOYCOTTED THE "SHE TOLD ME THERE WAS A BUNCH Of SID LUfT WON A PARTIAL LEGAL VICTORY GET-TOGETHER. DAMN fOOL rARMERS OUT WEST SOMEWHERE SATURDAY WHEN ESTRANGED WifE JUDY GAR­ THE SESSION WAS ARRANGED IN ADVANCE Of TRYING TO MAKE IT RAIN," HE SAID lAND AGREED TO YIELD TEMPORARY CUSTODY THE CONVENTION SO THE PRESIDENT COULD OF THEIR TWO CHILDREN TO HIM. DISCUSS fEDERAL-STATE RELATIONS WITH TOURING ACTOR LOSES JEWELRY BUT THE QUESTION Of PERMANENT CUSTODY POLITICS WITH THE STATE EXECUTIVES. HE Los ANGELES (UPI )--WHllE A TOURING WAS STILL UNDECIDED IN SUPERIOR COURT, APPARENTLY DID NOT INDICATE HIS CHOICE JAPANESE ACTOR WAS AT A MOVIE STUDIO WHERE MISS GARLAND'S ATTORNEY TODAY NO­ Of A VICE PRESIDENTIAL RUNNING MATE. SATURDAY, A BURGLAR BROKE INTO HIS HO­ TifiED JUDGE MERVYN AGGElER Of HER DE­ TEL ROOM AND TOOK AN ESTIMATED $8,100 CISION TO lET LUfT HAVE THE CHilDREN MERCENARY AIRMEN FLY TO CONGO IN JEWELRY UNTil OCT. 23. ON THAT DATE, SHE IS TO JOHANNESBURG (UPI )--ABOUT 40 SOUTH AF­ fUJIO KAWAMURA, 47, OF TOKYO, TOLD RETURN TO HER HOME IN BRENTWOOD. RICAN MERCENARY AIRMEN flEW FROM SOUTH POLICE 16 ITEMS, INCLUDING DIAMONDS, AfRICA TO THE CONGO YESTERDAY, SOURCES WATCHES AND JEWELED curf liNKS WERE NUCLEAR TASK GROUP ON CRUISE AT JAN SMUTS AIRPORT REVEALED TODAY. TAKEN WASHINGTON (UPI )--A U.S. NUCLEAR TASK TIGHT SECURITY SURROUNDED BOTH THE AR­ KAWAMURA SAID HE IS ON A WORLD TOUR GROUP lED BY THE GIANT AIRCRAFT CARRIER RIVAL AND DEPARTURE Of THE PLANE, WHICH THAT INCLUDES MEXICO CITY, NEW YORK ENTERPRISE IS NOW BOUND fOR AUSTRALIA THE SOURCES SAID WAS A CHARTERED Dc4 Of CITY, PARIS AND NICE. ON ITS HISTORY-MAKING CRUISE AROUND THE THE RHODESIAN AIR SERVICES AT SAlISBUR~ WORLD, THE DErENSE DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCED MANY SOUTH AfRICANS SERVED IN CONGO­ STRONG QUAKE RECORDED TODAY. lESE PREMIER MOISE TSHOMBE'S MERCENARY PASADENA, CALif. (UPI )-~THE CAllf­ THE ATOM-DRIVEN SHIPS WilL SKIP INDIA fORCE DURING THE KATANGA SECESSION AND ORN'A INSTITUTE Of TECHNOLOGY REPORTED BUT WIll MAKE STOPS IN NEW ZEALAND, AR­ REPORTS HAVE PERSISTED THAT KATANGESE RECORD Of AN EARTHQUAKE SATURDAY NIGHl GENTINA, URUGUAY AND BRAZil BEfORE RE­ RECRUITING AGENTS HAVE AGAIN BEEN ACTIVE STRONG ENOUGH TO CAUSE DAMAGE IN A P~ TURNING TO THE UNITED STATES ON OCT. 5. HERE. ULATED AREA, PROBABLY CENTERED IN BAJA THE TWO-MONTH CRUISE BEGAN JULY 31. 00... CALIFORNIA, MEXICO. TODAY WAS THE FIRST TIME THE SCHEDULE PRIEST DIES IN GLIDER CRASH HAD BEEN REVEALED. MORETOWN, VERMONT (UPI)--A MAPLEWOOD, SCHOOL INTEGRATION BEGINS N.J , PRIEST WAS KillED SATURDAY WHEN JACKSON, MISS. (UPI )--THE REGISTRA­ DOCKERS HOLD UP WORK THE GLIDER HE WAS PILOTING WAS CAUGHT IN TION Of NEGRO FIRST GRADERS AT PRE­ MANCHESTER, ENG. (UPI )--DOCKERS RE­ A SUDDEN DOWN-DRArT AND CRASHED IN A P~­ VIOUSLY All-WHITE SCHOOLS IN THIS DEEP SUMED A WEEKEND BAN fOR THE fOURTH TURE. OrrlCIAlS SAID REV. CHARLES R. MA~ SOUTH CAPITOL C,TY WENT SO SMOOTHLY STRAIGHT WEEK SATURDAY, HOLDING UP WORK ER, 30, A GLIDER ENTHUSIAST, WAS TRYING THAT IT DREW CONGRATULATIONS fROM Of­ ON SIX SHIPS Ai MANCHESTER DOCKS. TO LAND THE CRAFT IN THE MAO RIVER VAULY rlCIAlS AND NEGROES ALIKE. THE DOCKERS ARE PRESS I NG FOR QUAaqUPlE REGION WHEN THE DOWN-DRAFT HURLED IT TO FORTY-THREE NEGRO CHILDREN APPLIED PAY FOR MOST fRIDAY NiGHT SHIFTS. THEY THE GROUND. TO ATTEND CLASSES AT EIGHT SCHOOLS IN NOW RECEIVE DOUBLE TIME. THE fiRST MOVE TOWARD PUBLIC SCHOOL ABOUT 2,000 EMPLOYEES Of THE MANCHES­ FLUOR CORP. WINS BIG CONTRACT DESEGREGATION IN MISSISSIPPI IS lARGEST TER SHIP CANAL COMPANY ARE INVOLVED. NE- Los ANGELES (UPI '--FLUOR CORP. ANNOUN- CITY. GOTIATIONS WERE EXPECTED TO RESUME BE- CEO IT HAS RECEIVED A MULTI-MilliON DOL- TWEEN THE COMPANY AND THE TRANSPORT AND lAR SHE~Oll CO. CONTRACT fOR EXPANSION OffER SUBSTANTIAL REWARD GENERAL WORKERS' UNION. AND MODERNIZATION Of THE Oil COMPANY'S fRANKfURT, GERMANY (UPI )--THE HESSE

•• 00. REfiNERY IN MARTINEZ, CAl,rORNIA. STATE PROSECUTOR'S OfFICE TODAY OffER- NAPLES, I TAL Y (UPI )--A 42-YEAR-OLD W>- • • • • • EO A 1,000 MARK ($250 ) REWARD TO ANY- 'MAN GAVE BIRTH TO QUADRUPLETS TODAY, OVER THE WEEKEND .10 or AN INCH OF ONE HELPING TO riND UNKNOWN VANDALS BUT ONE OF THE BABIES DIED AND DOCTORS RAIN fEll, BRINGING THE TOTAL rOR AUGUST WHO OVERTURNED SEVERAL TOMBSTONES IN FEARED fOR THE LIVES or THE REMAINING TO 9.15 INCHES. JEWISH CEMETERIES THREE WEEKS AGO. rTHREE, All THREE AND A HALf POUND BOYS. PAGE 4 HOURGLASS MONDAY 24 AUGUST 1964 I

ESCAPEES FROM REFORM SCHOOL GOLDWATER EXPLAINS VOTE HUNDREDS OF REfUGEES FLEE CONGO ARE tRRESTED IN STOLEN YACHT NEW YORK, (UPI)--REPUBLICAN PRESIDENT IN FACE OF REBEL ~UCCESSES HOLHEAD, WALES (UPI)--Two YOUTHFUL IAL NOMINEE BARRY M. GOLDWATER SAID KAMPALA UGANDA (UPI)--ApPROXIMATELY SAILORS TODAY WERE CHARGED WITH STEAL­ lAST NIGHT HIS VOTE AGAINST THE NUCLEAR 65C REFUGEES OF VARIOUS NATIONALITIES ING A 75-TON YACHT VALUED AT 83,000 TEST BAN TREATY WAS "NOT A POLITICAL HAVE CROSSED THE UGANDA BORDER FROM POUNDS. DECISION". HE SAID IT WAS BASED ON THE THE CONGO IN THE FACE OF REBEL SUCCES­ TERENCE BROUGHALL, 17 OF SOUTHAMPTON FEARS THAT THE RUSSIANS MIGHT KNOW SES, IT WAS REPORTED HERE YESTERDAY. AND ROBERT HESKETH, 21 OF SWANLEY lED MORE ABOUT THE EFFORTS OF ATMOSPHERIC THE GREEK COMMUNITY HERE HAS APPEALED THE ROYAL NAVY, THE ROYAL AIR FORCE AND NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS THAN THE UNITED TO THE GOVERNMENT TO MAKE THE SCHOOLS THE BRITISH RAILWAYS A MERRY CHASE STATES. AND HOTELS IN KAMPALA AVAILABLE TO AID SATURDAY NIGHT BEFORE THE "WILD VENTURE GOLDWATER SPOKE BEFORE ABOUT 1,00 AND SHELTER THE GREEK AND CYPRIOT RE­ WAS BOARDED IN THE IRISH SEA OFF DUBLIN PERSONS AT THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY DINNER FUGEES THAT ARE FLEEING BEFORE THE THE SEA AND AIR CHASE WAS INITIATED OF THE AMIRICAN RADIO RELAY LEAGUE, AN REBEL ADVANCES. DUE TO FEARS THAT ESCAPED TRAIN ROBBER ASSOCIATION OF AMATEUR RADIO OPERATORS. THE 400 GREEKS ARE BELIEVED TO COM­ CHARLES WILSON MIGHT BE ABOARD THE PRISE THE lARGEST GROUP OF REFUGEES YACHT, WHICH WAS STOLEN FROM ITS MOOR­ AUTO WORKERS STRIKE TARGET FROM THE CONGO. THE GOVERNMENT HAS INGS IN NORTH WALES. WILL BE SELECTED WEDNESDAY ALREADY MADE 120 9EDS AVAILABLE AT THE THE YOUNG SAILORS ESCAPED FROM A RE­ DETROIT, (UPI)--THE UNITED AUTO WOR­ TECHNICAL COLLEGE FOR THEM. FORM SCHOOL NEAR LONDON. KERS UNION, WAGING PSYCHOLOGICAL WAR­ OTHER GROUPS WHICH HAVE FLED HOSTI­ FARE AGAINST THE AUTO INDUSTRY, THIS LITIES IN THE EASTERN CONGO INCLUDE "THAT'S THE SIZE OF IT!" WEEK WilL SELECT THE STRIKE TARGET FOR 81 AMERICAN MISSIONARIES, 97 ASIANS, TOM BUTLER, MANAGER Or MACY'S, HAS NEARLY 600,000 WORKERS. 24 BELGIANS AND A FEW FRENCH AND INSTITUTED A NEW SERVICE TO ISLAND RESI­ UAW PRESIDENT WALTER P. RUETHER CALL­ ITALIANS, INFORMED SOURCES SAID. DENTS ED THE SELECTION OF THE MAJOR TACTICAL FIFTY WOMEN CROSSING THE BORDER, SAID THE LADIES' CLOTHING DEPARTMENT IS DECISION OF THE SUMMER LONG AUTO TALKS. THAT THE CONGOLESE GOVERNMENT REFUSED GOING TO MAINTAIN AN INDIVIDUAL CARD THE UNION ANNOUNCED LAST WEEK THAT THE TO ALLOW THEIR MENFOLK TO FLEE WITH FILE FOR EACH GIRL AND LADY WHO WILL SELECTION OF A TARGET WOULD BE MADE THEM BECAUSE, "WE CANNOT AFFORD TO LOSE FIll OUT ONE TO REFLECT SIZES OF CLOTH­ IN CHICAGO THURSDAY. BUT AT A NEWS WHITE TECHNICIANS." ING ITEMS AND PREFERRED COLORS. WITH CONFERENCE AFTER A MEETING OF THE IN­ ...... CHRISTMAS COMIMG, FRIENDS AND HUSBANDS TERNATIONAL EXECUTIVE BOARD, REUTHER STAND ON CIVIL RIGHTS COULD WILL BE ABLE TO SURPRISE THE FAIRER ANNOUNCED THAT THE SELECTION HAD BEEN AFFECT ELECTION IN SOUTHLAND SEX WITH PROPERLY FITTED CLOTHING ~IFTS DEFERRED UNTil WEDNESDAY NIGHT. ATLANTIC CITY (UPI)--DEMOCRATS BECAME WITHOUT THE RECIPIENT BEING SUSPICIOUS TRADITIONALLY, THE U SELECTS ONE EMBROILED YESTERDAY IN A CONTROVERSY OR WISE TO THE GAME OF THE BIG THREE, GENERAL MOTORS, FORO OVER THEIR STANCE ON CIVIL RIGHTS AND OF COURSE, THE MANAGEMENT OF GLOBAL AND CHRYSLER- COMPANIES AS THE STRIKE HOW IT MIGHT AFFECT THE SOUTHLAND ASSOCIATES HAS SOME SELFISH MOTIVES IN TARGET, CONCENTRATES ITS BARGAINING ELECTION CHANCES OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON THIS MATTER. NOT ONLY Will THEY OBTAIN EFFORTS AGAINST THAT FIRM AND EXACTS -- THE MAN THEY WILL NOMINATE IN FOUR VALUABLE INFORMATION ON WHICH TO BASE A SETTLEMENT THE PATTERN THEN IS DAYS. PROCUREMENT BUT A DEFINITE DECLINE IN TAKEN TO THE OTHER COMPANIES FOR THE AND WHILE BATHERS BAKED IN THE SUN ON EXCHANGES AND REFUNDS SHOULD ALSO RE­ SETTLEMENT. THE BEACH OUTSIDE, THE PARTYS' CREDEN­ SULT. TIALS COMMITTEE WRESTLED IN CONVENTION All LADIES AND GIRLS ARE ENCOURAGED TEENAGERS GO CRAZY WHEN HALL WITH WHAT COULD BE ONE OF THE TO COME TO THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT IN BEATLES APPEAR IN VANCOUVE~ HOTTEST ISSUES OF THE DEMOCRATIC MACY'S, ASK FOR A BLANK SIZE CARD, VANCOUVER, (UPI)--BEATLEMANIA TURNED NATIONAL CONVENTION -- WHETHER TO SEAT FILL-IN THE PROPER INFORMATION AND GIVE INTO NEAR TRAGEDY IN VANCOUVER lAST THE ALABAMA AND MISSISSIPPI DELEGATIONS. TO THE CLERK FOR FiliNG NIGHT. GEORGIA GOV. CARL E. SAUNDERS, SAID THE SUDDEN APPEARANCE OF THE SING­ THE PARTY'S 1964 PLATFORM MUST CARRY ADD NEW POLARIS SUBMARINE ING GROUP ON THE STAGE AT EMPIRE STAD­ A "MODERATE" PLANK ON CIVIL RIGHTS OR NEWPORT NEWS, VA. {UPI)--AMERICA'S IUM CAUSED THOUSANDS OF TEENAGERS TO SOUTHERNERS WOULD FIND IT DIFFICULT TO NEWEST POLARIS SUBMARINE SLIPPED INTO RUSH FROM THEIR SEATS ONTO THE PLAYING SUPPORT THE PRESIDENTIAL TICKET AS THEY THE WATERS OF THE JAMES RIVER YESTERDAY FIELD, CRUSHING HUNDREDS OF YOUNG GIRL~ HAVE IN THE PAST. CHRISTENED THE "SIMON BOLIVAR" AFTER AGAINST A RESTRAINING FENCE IN FRONT •••••• THE 19TH CENTURY LATIN AMERICAN LIBERA­ OF THE STAGE. BOY WAS KEPT ftPRISONER" TOR ST. JOHNS AMBULANCE AND FIRST AID MIAMI (UP1)--A SMALL NEGRO BOY, MEN­ THE VESSEL IS EXPECTED TO BE TURNED OFFICIALS SAY AN UNKNOWN NUMBER OF TALLY RETARDED AND SUFFERING FROM MAL­ OVER TO THE U.S. NAVY IN THE AUTUMN OF PRE-TEENAGE GIRLS HAVE BEEN TAKEN TO NUTRITION, HAS BEEN FREED FROM A FILTH­ 1964 AFTER SHE IS OUTFITTED AND EQUIP­ HOSPITALS SUFFERING CRUSHED RIBS AND COATED ROOM WHERE HE HAD BEEN IMPRISON­ PED TO FIRE THE NEW 2,500-MILE-RANGE UNDETERMINED INJURIES. ED FOR MORE THAN TWO YEARS, POLICE RE­ A-3 POLARIS MISSILE. SOME 200 POLICEMEN HELD BACK A WIRE PORTED TODAY. ' RESTRAINING WALL BUT MANY OF THE SMALL DADE COUNTY (MIAMI) POLICE, INVESTI­ CAN CURB MEAT IMPORTS CHILDREN AT THE FRONT WERE CRUSHED GATING A COMPLAINT OF NEIGHBORS, FOUND WASHINGTON {UPI)--PRESIDENT JOHNSON AGAINST IT. POLICE HANDED THE BODIES THE BOY, BETVEEN 5 AND 7 YEARS OLD, HAS SIGNED INTO LAW A STANDBY CURB ON OF GIRLS OVER THE FENCE AND MANY WERE LYING NUDE ON A BARE MATTRESS IN THE MEAT WHICH SPONSORS AND OPPONENTS RUSH AWAY ON STRETCHERS. ROOM LAST NIGHT. AGREED MAY NEVER BE USED. FEW IF ANY HEARD THE BEATLES SING. SCREAMING AT THE UNACCUSTOMED SIGHT THE LEGISLATION GREW OUT OF DEMANDS THEY WENT THROUGH THE MOTIONS BUT ALL OF LIGHTS AND PEOPLE, THE BOY WAS TAKEN BY DOMESTIC CATTLE GROWERS FOR RESTRAIN THAT COULD BE HEARD ABOVE THE DIN OF TO A HOSPITAL HERE, WHERE HIS CONDITION ON BEEF IMPORTS WHICH THEY SAID WERE SCREAMING GIRLS WAS THE THUMPING OF WAS DESCRIBED AS FAIR. HELPING DRIVE DOMESTIC CATTLE PRICES TO THEIR GUITARS...... A DISASTROUSl Y LOW LEVEL. PRED ICTS HUMPHREY AS Na.11 NEE 6PPONENTS OF THE CURBS ARGUED THAT VOLUNTEER FOR FAR EAST SERVICE ATLANTIC C,TY (UPI)--Gov. EDMUND THE PROBLEM WAS OVERPRODUCTION THEY loNDON (UPI)--MoST OF THE 137 YOUNG BROWN OF CALIFORNIA FLATLY PREDICTED SAID THE EFFECT OF EVEN A STANDBY CURB MEN AND WOMEN WHO LEFT LONDON AIRPORT THAT SEN. HUBERT HUMPHREY OF MINNESOTA WOULD BE TO DRIVE UP MEAT COSTS TO THE FOR THE FAR EAST TODAY WILL BE GOING wiLL BE THE DEMOCRATIC VICE PRESIDEN­ HOUSEWIFE FOR TEACHING DUTIES. TIAL NOMINEE. AGED BETWEEN 18 AND 23, THEY WILL BROWN, WHO WILL BE CO-NOMINATOR OF GIVtNG UP LIBYAN BASES? SPEND A YEAR IN THE fAR EAST UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHNSON AT THE CONVENTION, Moscow (UPI)--LIBYAN PRIME MINISTER AUSPICES OF THE STATE-SUBSIDIZED FLEW IN TODAY FROM WASHINGTON, TO TAKE MAHMUD MUNTASER HAS BROADCAST THAT VOLUNTARY SERVICES OVERSEAS ORGANIZA­ OVER LEADERSHIP OF THE CALIFORNIA DE­ BRITAIN AND THE UNITED STATES HAVE TION. LEGAT ION. HE MET WITH PRES 10 ENT JOHN­ AGREED "IN PRINCIPLE" TO EVACUATE THEIR ALL EXPENSES ARE MET BY THE VSO, AND SON IN THE NATION'S CAPITOL. BASES FROM HIS COUNTRY THE SOVIET NEWS WHILE AWAY GRADUATES WILL RECEIVE 25 ...... AGENCY TASS REPORTED TODAY. SHILLINGS WEEKLY. THIRD PARTY COULD HELP DEMOCRATS ACCORDING TO TASS, MUNTASER SAID THE Gov. ROCKEFELLER SAID IN A LETTER RE­ "UNDERSTANDING" WAS THE RESULT OF T~lKS STUDENTS VICTIMS OF RACIALISM LEASED YESTERDAY, THAT A THIRD PARTY BETWEEN THE THREE GOVERNMENTS DUBLIN (UPI)--DR. CONNOR CRUISE 0' TICKET (CONSERVATIVE PARTY) IN NEW YOR~ THE LIBYAN PRIME MINISTER HOPES TO BRIEN, V,CE CHANCELLOR OF ACCRA UNI­ WOULD HELP "BRING ABOUT THE DEFEAT OF HAVE THE UNITED STATES OUT OF ITS VERSITY, SAID TODAY RECENT INCIDENTS REPUBLICANS AND THE ELECTION OF DEMO­ WHEELUS AIR FORC, BASE NEAR TRIPOLI IN DuBLIN INVOLVING OVERSEAS STUDENTS CRATS." BY EARLY NEXT YEAR, TASS SAID. WERE BASED ON RACIALISM...... TASS SAID WHEELUS "IS REGARDED AS O'BRIEN, FORMER UNITED NATIONS CHIEF SCOTLAND NECK, N.C. (UPI)--A TWO-DOOR THE BIGGEST UNITED STATES BASE. IN THE CONGO, CALLED ON THE IRISH SEDAN WITH NINE PERSONS CRAMMED INSIDE GOVERNMENT TO LOOK AFTER ArRICAN STU­ BLEW A TIRE AT HIGH SPEED AND SMASHED DENTS. INTO A TREE TODAY. KILLING ALL PASSENGERS PAGE 5 HOURGLASS MONDAY 24 AUGUST 1964 RACE DRIVER DIES AfTER MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL -­ rlERY CRASH AT STATE rAIR ITANDINGI AS COMPILED BY SPRINGFIELD, ILL. (UPI)-­ SECTION VNITED PRESI INTERNATIONAL: A.J. rOYT YESTERDAY WON TME sports AMER ICAN LEAGUE TONY BETTENHAUSEN MEMORIAL W L PeT.GS 100-MILE AUTO RACE AT THE ~------~--~-~~'------~BALTIMORE 11 48 .616-- ILLIONors STATE rAIR IN WHICH C"'CAGO 16 50 .603 It VETERAN DRIVER BILL HoRSTE­ THE OBSERVE NEW YORK MEYER, WAS KILLED IN A FIERY DETROIT l~ g~ :§~ 13* 1 CRASH. COSMOPOLITANS WIN THIRQ STRAIGHT MINNESOTA 62 62 .600 IIii rOYT BATTLED BOBBY MARSH­ THE COSMOPOLITANS CAPITALIZ\D ON THE Los ANGELES 63 66 .468 16 t I CLEVELAND MAN WHEEL-TO-WHEEL FOR THE , LEE DOLLARHIDE, WALKED OFF WITH AN 8-3 VICTORY YESTERDAY 60 66 .416 '; LAST 20 LAPS OF THE RACE TO ~AFTERNOON IVER IN THE MEN'S fAST PITCH LEAGUE. IT WAS BOlTON 58 68 .460 I EXTEND HIS STRING ON THE THE COSMOS' FOURTH STRAIGHT WIN AND THEIR THIRD IN THE WASMINGTON 50 18 .39.1 2 NATIONAL CHAMPION CIRCUIT TO SECOND ROUND. KAllAl CITY 48 11 .3B4 29 SEVEN CONSECUTIVE WINS. ONLY TWO OUT 'F THE COSM0S EIGHT RUNS WERE EARNED. EARL BUT IT WAS ON THE 21TH LAP HARBIN DROVE IN THE COSMOS' FIRST RUN WITH A CLEAN SINGLE NAT IONAL LEAGUE THAT THE CAPACITY CROWD OF IN THE SECOND INNING WHILE STAN AKANA DReVE IN HIS ELEVENTH W L peT.GB '3,000 SAW THE 35-YEAR-OLD RUN OF THE SEASON TO TIE BURNS & ROE'S GENE TURNER AND PHILAOELPMIA15 41 .61,-­ HORSTEMEYER ROAR OFF THE Do UGLAS' NORD 0,1 ETZ FOR THE MOST RBI STAND I NGS. D tITZ DReVE CINCINNATI 69 54 .56. 6i NORTHWEST TURN OF THE SPEED- HIS ELEVENTH ON SATURDAY SAN fRAN. 68 55 .553 11 'WAY, GRACE THE FENCE ON THE fOUR RUNS WERE SCORED ON THE WILDNESS OF DOLLARHIDE WHO ST. LOUII 65 51 .533 10 RIGHT SIDE OF THE HOMESTRETCH WAS RELIEVED BY EARL UNGERECHT IN THE SIXTH. UNGERECHT WAS P,TTSBURGH 64 59 .520 1~ LOSE A WHEEL AND FLIP END THEN TAGGED FOR TWO MORE RUNS. DOLLARHIDE WAS CHARGED WIT~ MILWAUK£t 62 59 .512 12 OVER END THREE TIMES BEFORE AT LEAST A DOZEN WILD PITCHES IT WAS DOLLARHIDE'S elFTH Los ANGELES 59 02 .488 I COMING TO REST ON THE OTHER SETBACK OF THE SEASON AGAINST TWO VICTORIES. DOLLARHIDE CHICAGO 51 65 .461 I SIDE OF THE TRACk. GAVE OUT HIS ONLY SECOND HIT OF THE AFTERNOON Te RAY YONE­ HoUlTON 53 11 .421 23 THE CAR HALTED NEXT TO A MURA IN THE FIFTH WHILE RELIEVER UNGERECHT YIELDED NeNE. NEW YORK 40 83 .325 35t FENCE, TRAPPING HORSTEMEYER UNGERECHT WITH A PAIR 0F BUNT SINGLES ON THREE TRIPS TO INSIDE. THE PLATE, BOOSTED HIS BATTING AVERAGE AND MAINTAINED HIS HORSTEMEYER WAS RUSHED TO SECOND PLACE LEAD IN THE LEADING BATTERS STANGINGS. UNGER­ ATIONAl lEAGUE ST. JOHN'S HOSPITAL WHERE HE ECHT PICKED UP 21 POINTS TO TRAIL RELIE LEMIN OF THE EBEYE DIED OF EXTENSIVE BURNS A MOUNTIES BY TWO PERCENTAGES. ROUNDUP SHORT TIME LATER. HoRSTE­ DOLLARHIDE AND DICK STIMPSON COLLECTED THE OTHER TWI HITS NEW YORK (UPI)--RoOKIE MEYER HAD DRIVEN FOR 12 YEARS SCATTERED BY WINNING PITCHER JERRY CALVERT WHO IS NOW 8-3 RICIIE ALLEN BATTED IN FOUR .. " ... FOR THE SEASON. RUNS WITH A PAIR OF' HOMERS" * * * * * * AND A SINGLE AND Gus TRIANDOS MERICAN LEAGUE JOMAKAJ ROUTS DOUGLAS HOMERED TODAY IN A 16-HIT ROUNDUP HIDEO MILNE PICKED UP HIS SIXTH WIN OF THE SEASIN AGAINST ATTACK WHICN POWERED THE ONE DEFEAT YESTERDAY AFTERNOON AS HE ENDED THE GAME WITH LEAGUE LEADING PHILLIES TO NEW YORk (UPI)--THE CHICAGO THE TEN-RUN RULING BY CRASHING A SINGLE IN THE SIXTH ArTER ~9-3 WIN OVER THE P'TTS­ WHITE SOX SCORED ALL THEIR CHA~LES HIRAMOTO HAD CONNECTED WITH HIS SECOND DOUBLE OF BURGN PIRATES AND GAVE JIM RUNS IN THE SEVENTH INNING THE DAY AND NEMICIO PATRICIO ON WITH AN ERROR. BUNNING HII 14TH VICTORY. 'OF THE SECOND GAME TOOAY BOeBY IHA ALSO HAD TW' FOR JOMAKAJ WHILE PAUL CRUMPLER THE PHILS OPENED THEIR TO DEFEAT BALTIMORE, 3-1, AND AND CHARLES HIRAMOTO EACH DROVE IN A PAIR OF RUNS IN HOME RUN BARRAGE AFTER TNE REMAIN ONE AND ONE-HALF GAMES THEIR 12-2 VICTORY. PIRATES JUMPED INTO A 2-0 I BEHIND THE LEAGUE LEADING STARTER MARTIN (MRY WAS ROUTED FOR RUNS IN THE FIRST AND LEAD IN THE FIRST ON ROBERTOr ORIOLES IN THE AMERICAN SIX MGRE IN THE NEXT FRAME BEFORE JERIY BLACKWELL CAME TO CLEMENTE'. WRONG-FIELD MOMER LEAGUE PENNANT RACE. RELIEVE HIM IN THE SAME INNING. R. MARLOWE THEN RELIEVED FOLLOWING WALK TO BILL VIRDO • BALTIMORE WON THE OPENER, BLACKWELL IN THE THIRO MARLOWE BLANKED JOMAKAJ UNTIL THE ALLEN T I ED I TIN THE TiffRr:>­ ITS THIRD STRAIGHT OVER THE SIXTH WHEN HIRAMOT. AND MILNE CONNECTED THE ONLY PAIR OF WHEN HE MIT MIS 22.0 HOMER WHITE SOX, 1-3, WRAPPING UP HITS OFF HIM. OFF LOSER JOE GIBBON BEHIND THE DECISION WITH A FOUR RUN "LEFTY" SERVANPES AND DAVE SEYDA EACH HAD TWO HITS OFF AN I~FIELD SINGLE BY COOKIE OUTBRUST AGAINST RELIEVER MILNE WHILE HOBART WHITMAN COLLECTED DeUGLAS' FIFTH HIT, ROJA. AND TRIANDOS PUT THE EDDIE rlSHER ON FOUR SINGLES, A DOUBLE. SEYDA ALSO OReVE eOTH DeUGLAS' HITS IN THE FIRST PHILI AHEAD IN THE FOURTH A WALK AND A WILD PITCH IN INNING. WHEN HE HOMERED FOLLOWING A THE FIFTH INNING. ROI NAMUR SPLIT OVER THE WEEKEND TONY TAYLOR DOUBLE. LEFTHANDER GARY PETERS GOT THE VISITING Ral NAMUR RAIDERS HAD TO SETTLE FOR A SPLIT T"E P.,LS ADDED THREE IN HIS 14TM VICTORY IN THE SECON OVER THE WEEKEND, WINNING BY A 1-0 FORFEITURE OVER THE TNE rlFTN WHEN ALLEN NIT HIS' GAME WHILE STEVE BARBER, WHO EBEYE TIGERS SUNDAY MORNING WHILE DRGPPING A 6-2 DECISION 23RD HOMER OFF VERNON LAw. LIMITED THE SOX TO TWO HITS TO THE WECO RIGGERS ON SATURDAY EVENING. THREE SINGLES IN A ROW BROUG.T IN SIX INNINGS, WAS THE VIC­ LOSING PITCHER RALPH IVIE STYMIED JACK EMRY's FIRST ANO IN ANOTHER RUN TO END LAw TIM OF THE CHICAGO RALLY AND THE RIGGERS THIRD SHUTOUT BID SATURDAY NIGHT WHEN HE AND TOMMIE S'SK WALKED ! TOOK HIS 10TH DEFEAT. IT TRIANDOS WITH TNE BASEl LOAD SINGLED AFTER TWG OUTS IN THE elTTOM OF THE FINAL INNING ! WAS ONLY THE SECOND TIME THIS TO BRING HOME BOTH RAIDERS' RUNS. IT WAS IVI"s SECOND HI ED TO FORCE INTHE THIRD RVN. SEASON HE HAS LOST TO EITHER OF THE EVENING AND THE RAIDERS FIFTH OFF WINNER (MRY. ALLEN S'NGLED MOME A ~9~TH CHICAGO OR THIRD PLACE NEW IVIE A FORMER fAST PITCH HURLER IN THE WEST COAST, SET RUN orr ELROY fACE IN THE YORK. A NEW STRIKEOUT RECIRD IN ONE GAME WHEN HE FANNED 10 EIGHTH. fLOYD ROBINSON STARTED THE RIGGERS IN HIS 1964 KWAJALEIN fAST PITCH DEBUT SATURDAY BYNNING SETTLED DOWN AFTER, SOX COMEBACK WITH A SINGLE TO NIGHT. IVIE PITCHING eN AN AWKWARD 45 DEGREE STANCE AND HIS WOBBLY START IN THE CENTER, AND TRIED FOR THIRD WITHOUT A GLOVE, CAUGHT HIS BATTERS FLAT-FOOTED WITH FIRST AND PITCHED SHUTOUT ON BILL SKOWRON'S SINGLE TO RISE~S AND HOPS. HIS PITCHES SEEMED LIKE IT WAS GIING TO BALL UNTIL DoN CLENDENON RIGHT. OUTFIELDER SAM HIT THE GROUND BUT WHEN IT REACHED ABOUT SIX FEET BEFORE HOMERED WITH TWO OUT IN TNE BOWEN'S THROW WAS WILD AND THE PLATE WOULD BREAK JUST ABOVE THE KNEES. HIS HOPS WERE SEVENTH. ROBINSON SCORED WHILE SKOWRON ALSO A "KILLER" AS IT RISE UP INSTANTLY AT THE PLATE. Los ANGELES RIGHTHANDER REACHED THIRD. RON HANSEN COMMENT FROM HEAD UMPIRE CHARLES ALVARO • SAID THAT HIS PHIL ORTEGA FANNED [IGMT AND' AND DAVE NICHOLSON FOLLOWED RISES WERE BREAKING BEAUTIFULLY. TWICE HE SET THE RIG­ I ALLOWED ONLY THREE NITS IN WITH SINGLES TO DRIVE IN TWO GERS IN ORDER. IN THE SECOND INNING HE FANNED THREE IN A A 1-0 VICTORY OVER C,NCIN­ MORE RUNS. ROW AND IN THE FQUATH HE AGAIN SET THREE RIGGERS DOWN IN NAT.. IN HURLING NIS FIRST BROOKS ROBINSON, WHO HAD A eRDER. IVIE HAD A NO-HITTER GGING UNTIL HIS RIVAL PITCHER' C."PLETE GAME SINCE MAY 19, r DOUBLE AND TWO SINGLES WITH EMRY WHO USUALLY BATS RIGHT-HANDED, SWITCHED ON HIS LEFT­ ORTEGA SNAPPED A SIX-GAME TWO RUNS BATTED IN DURING HAND, AND SMACKED A SINGLE TO RIGHT FIELD. RAY BLANKEN­ RED WIN STREAK AND DROPPED THE FIRST GAME, KNOCKED IN SHIP THEN BEAT A BUNT SINGLE IN THE SAME INNING FOR THE THEM INTO A TIE FOR SECOND THE ORIOLES' ONLY R~N IN THE RIGGERS' SECOND AND FINAL HIT OFF IVIE. PLACE WITM SAN fRANCISCO. SECOND COMTEST WITH A FIRST DICK TRACEWSKI SINGLED IN INNING SINGLE AFTER luiS seUBA CLUB TO MEET ELINSKY WAS AGAI TNE GAME'. ONLY RUN IN THE APARICIO'S DOUBLE. THE KWAJALEIN SCUBA CLUB SUSPENDED BY TNE L.A. ANGELS THIRD orr LOSER JIM G'TOOLE. JOHN BLANCHARD'S TWO SACRI­ WILL MEET ON WEDNESDAY 26 FOR REFUSING TO REPORT TO NATE OLIVER, WHO DO~BLED AND FICE ~LY BALLS AND MICKEY AUGUST AT THE SCUBA CLUBHOUSE THE ANGELS' rARM CLUB IN ADVANCED T. THIRD ON ORTEGA' MANTLE'S 21TH HOMER WITH A THIS IS THE REGULAR MOMTMLY HAWA It. SACRIFICE IUNT, SCORED TNE MAN ABOARD IN THE TM.RD IMN- MEETING BUT IS BEING HELD ON TME ACTION TAKEN BY GE~tRAL WINNING .u.. BILL O'DELL ING GAVE TME NEW YORK YANKEES WEDNESDAY INSTEAD OF THURS­ MANAGER fRED HANEY REMOVES (6-6) w.o ENTERED THE GAME A 4-3 VICTORY OVER BOSTON. DAY DUE TO SCUBA CLASSES. BELINSKY FROM THE CLUB PAY­ '" TNE 10TH, GOT THE 'ICTORY BLANCHARD DROVE IN THE DECI- ALL INTERESTED IN SCUBA MAY ROLL. • ••••• N THE EIGHTH HOURGlASS _ MONDAY 24 AUGUST 1964

BRIDGE RESUl-TS NOTICES G. CHERRY AND O. BERGLUND HELP WANTED SCORED 62.1 POINTS IN LAST movi.JJ :Jon",!,,/ THE HOURGLASS NEEDS rULL­ NIGHT'S NORTH-SOUTH BRIDGE SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. TIME CLERK-TYPISTS, 40 WPM, PLAY. IN SECOND PLACE WERE RICHAR8S0N CRIME AND PUNISff.1ENT U.S.A.* ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER, AIR­ MR. AND MRS. H. SHEEHAN, MARY MURPHY, FRANK SILVERA CONDITIONED Orr ICE. JOURNAL­ 56.3. N. D,ETZ AND R. SCHA­ A MODERNIZED VERSION Or FEODOR DoSTOYESKI'S ISTIC RELATED EXPERIENCE HELP rERSMAN WERE THIRD WITH 55.5. CLASSIC, WITH PSYCHOLOGICAL OVERTONES, IN FUL BUT NOT A REQUIREMENT. IN EAST-WEST PLAY, M. WHICH A TWISTED LAW STUDENT KILLS A PAWN­ ·.. WICKETT AND J.E. GILLIS BROKER AND IS ULTIMATELY TRAPPED INTO SUR­ CLERK-TYPISTS rULL-TIME SCORED 55.1 IN A TIE WITH M. RENDERING BY A CLEVER POLICE LIEUTENANT. NEEDED. ApPLY GLOBAL ASSOCI­ DETCHEMENDY AND D. CHERRY. ATES INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS R. CLARK AND S. LONDON WERE SHOWTINE 7 AND 9 P.M. OrrlCE IN THE TERMINAL ANNEX. TNIRD WfTH 54.8 POINTS. YOKWE YUK BEST MAN • •• • •• HENRY FONDA, MARGARET LEIGHTON STATESIDE PERSONNEL TO WORK BARGAIN BAZAAR PICKUP--WED­ A BEHIND-THE-HEADLINES POLITICAL SATIRE ON PART-TIME AS BUSBOYS AND DISH NESDAY IS BARGAIN BAZAAR THE SELECTION Or A PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE AS WASHERS. ApPLY AT SNACK BAR PICK-UP DAY. CALL CREOLA TOLD IN THE BACK-ROOM DEALINGS Or A MAJOR MANAGER'S Orr ICE. TROJAN AT 2396 OR MARGE MOORE PARTY'S NATIONAL CONVENTION. • •• AT 2264. SUGGESTED AUDIENCE: A-MY C••• CHILDREN JOB WANTED ·.. LADY WITH EXPERIENCE IN YOKWl YUK WOMEN'S GAME DAY SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. SELLING, CASHIER, riLING AND GAME DAYS IS BRIDGE DAY rOR OCEAN VI Evw ISLAND OF" THE BLUE DOLPHINS BOOK WORK WANTS WORK. CALL THE WOMEN ON THE ISLAND. IT CELIA KAY,E GEORGE KENNEDY MRS. W,LSON AT 546. IS HELD ON TUESDAY ArTERNOON TRUE STORY Or THE EARLY 19TH CENTURY, AS ·.. AT I: 15 AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB CAPTURED IN A NEWBERRY PRIZE WINNING NOVEL FOR SALE Ir INTERESTED, JOIN US. Ir BY SCOTT O'DELL. STORY Or SOLITARY EXISTENCE; NEW REMINGTON 870-R SHOTGUN YOU HAVE rURTHER QUESTIONS OR GALLANT STRUGGLE rOR SHELTER AND rOOD BY A 12-GAUGE, WINGMASTER TYPE, DESIRE TO LEARN, CALL KAY rEMALE ON AN ISLAND Orr THE NORTHERN COAST PUMP ACTION, $60. CALL NICHOL~ WI LEY AT 2487. Or CALlrORNIA. GROUP AUDIENCE SUGGESTED. AT 2119 o~ SEE AT SECURITY • •• BRIG rROM 3-9 P.M. TEEN EXECUTIVES TO MEET SHOWTIME 6:30 AND 8:30 P.M. THERE WILL BE AN EXECUTIVE ROXY TERROR GIRL's 24 ;~~H BICYCLE, GOOI COUNCIL MEETING Or THE TEEN NOT RECOM­ BORIS KARLOrr, SANDRA KNIGHT CONDITION. CALL 2739 ArTER CLUB TOMORROW EVENING AT 7 MENDED rOR AN Orr'CER IN NAPOLEON'S ARMY TRIES TO rOLLOW 5 PoM. $15. P.M. AT THE TEEN CLUB. CHILDREN A GIRL WHO APPEARED TO HIM ONLY ONCE. THE ·.. ALL OrrlCERS AND COMMITTEE TRAIL LEADS TO A REMOTE CASTLE AND, ArTER MANY HAMMOND ORGAN, SPINET MODEL CHAIRMEN ARE URGED TO ATTEND. WEIRD EXPERIENCES, Te THE GRAVE Or THE GIRL L-IOO WITH BENCH AND BOOKS, ONE Or THE TOPICS WILL BE THE WHO HAS LONG BEEN DEAD. $900. CALL 2726. FORMAL DANCE TO BE HELb SUGGESTED AUDIENCES: A&Y C••• No ·.. FRIDAY NIGHT. Boy • S 24" B I CY CLE, $20. CA Ll • •• SHOWTIME 8 P.M. 2735. TRAILER 759. RETAil WAREI«>USE INVENTORY ROI NAMUR HEY THERE, IT'S YOGI BEAR! BECAUSE IT IS NECESSARY TO YOGI BEAR (ANIMATED COMEDY ADVENTURE) • • 6 WANTED TO BUY INVENTORY SlOBAL AsSOCIATES' BANISHED TO THE SAN DIEGO ZOO ArTER A FEUD FIVE BICYCLES, 26". CALL RETAIL WAREHOUSES DURING THE WITH THE JELLYSTONE PARK RANSER, YOGI MANAGES BRUCE AT 771. FIRST WEEK IN SEPTEMBER, CER­ TO CHANGE PLACES W.TH ANOTHER BEAR AND RETURNS TAIN ITEMS MAY TEMPORARILY BE TO JELLYSTONE TO riND HIS GIRL rRIEND CINDY. LOST ·.. OUT or STOCK AT THE VARIOUS SUGGESTED AUDIENCE: GROUP AUDIENCE. BLACK SNORKEL WITH INITIALS RETAIL OUTLETS. GLOBAL Assoc. A.L.H. AT BACHELOR'S POOL. REGRETS TME INCONVENIENCE THIS "THE GREEN SHEET" MOVIE RATINGS PHONE 9-427. MAY CAUSE ANY CUSTOMER. RATINGS rOR THESE MOVIES ARE TAKEN rROM '~HE GREEN SHEET", ••• ••• A MONTHLY SURVEYOr CURRENT MOVIES. SURVEY INCLUDES KITTEN, 6 WEEKS OLD, GRAY CONVENTION BROADCAST SCHEDULE SUGGESTED AUDIENCES. A••• ADULTS MY ••• MATURE YOUNGSTERS WITH WHITE, FOUR WHITE rEET~ TNE BENGCRATIC NATIONAL C ••• CHILDREN GA ••• GROUP AUDIENCE SEE AT TRAILER 752. CONVENTION VILL BE BROADCAST *No RATINGS AVAILABLE. ••• OVER ATRi kwAJALEIN AT THE t-~~------r------~ H~E WANTED FOLLOWING TIMES; MoNOAY , AUG- EYEGLASSES NOW AVAILABLE CATHOLICS CONVENE IN ST. LOUIS URGENTLY NEEDED rOR ADULT UST 24 AT 6;05 P.M.--CONVEN- [TEGLASSES TMAT WERE GRDEREm ST. LOWIS (UPI) THE rlRST MALE CAT, INOCULATED, VERY TION PREV'EW. foNVENTION LIYE LAST MONTH ARE NOV AVAILABLE ENGLISH LANGUAGE MASSES tN CLEAN, ArrECTIONATE, DOESN'T rROH ATLANTIC eITY, NEV JERSEY AT THE EYE CLINIC BLDG. WHICH THE UNITED STATES VILL HIGH- riGHT WITH OTHER CATS. HE TUESDAY, AUGUST 25 AT 12:30 P. IS ADJACENT TO TNE DENTAL DEP. LIGHT THE 25TH ANNUAL GATH- WOULD LIKE AN ADULT HOME. CALL M. TO CONCLUSIONJ WEDNESDAY, OF THE HOSPITAL. .LIC LITURGICAL CONVENTION 2373. AUGUST 26, AT 11:45 P.M. TO PERSONNEL WITN LAST NAME HERE STARTING TOMORROW • •• 0 CONCLUSION; THURSDAY, AUGUST BEGINNING WITH A-N, COME IN THE ST. LOUIS ARCHDIOCESE FOUND 27 AT 12:05 P.M. TO CONCLUSIO. ON TUESDAY. THOSE WITH LAST EXPECTED AT LEAST 15,000 TO MAN's SUNGLASSES IN CASE AT fRIDAY, AUGUST 28 AT 1:05 TO NAME N-Z, COME IN WEDNESDAY. ATTEND. CATHOLIC PRIESTS AND CROSSROADS. IDENTIFY AND CLAIM CONCLUSION; ALL SESSIONS TO ••• SISTERS AND~LAY PEOPL~ AS AT HoURGLASS. CONCLUDE AT APPROXIMATELY 3 PM fOR SALl -- CURTAINS TO WELL AS ABOUT 175 NON-GATH- ••• ••• COMPLETELY rURNISH A 2 BED~ OLIC OBSERVERS WE8E EXPECTED. FOR SALE LABOR DAY CROSSROADS PARTY ROOM HOUSE; INCLUDES R&OS~. THE PUBLIC WAS INVITED TO BELL 367 TAPE DECK, SET UP ONCE AGAIN TH( CROiikOA5i $45.00 MAY BE SEEN AT QTRS. ATTEND THE MASSES TO BE HELD rOR SAME MACHINE TAPE Dup~t- iLUB WILL BE FEATURING A LABOR 445-8 OR CALL 653 EVENINGS. IN KIEL AUDITORIUM WHICH C~N CATING BUT NO ACCESSORY MOTOR ,DAY HOLIDAY PARTY AT THE eLua ••• MOLa AS MANY AS ,2,000 PER- NEW, $245; AKAI M-7, GOOD AT .5.00 PER PERSON. ~ACE CRITICAL rOOD SHORTAGE SONS FOR THE SERVICES. CONDITION, $170, WITH BOOKC~S~' riCKETS FOR THE PARTY ARE NEW DELHI, (UPI) PRIME MIN- ••• TYPE SPEAKERS ,,,~200· , LArAYETTE ON SALE NOW. eALL ERNIE 8AKE~, aSTER LALI HAHADUR«- SNAITRI MAS REO CHINA ( TRAINING ) AFRICANS 4-SPEED TURNTABLE WITH SHURE I AT 401 FOR TICKETS. rlCKET COST WARNED NOlA S GR ••• TRADER. LONDON UP. RED GHINA IS M-3D CARTRIDGE, LIKE NEW, $35 INCLUDES FOOD AND BEVERAGES. TO RELEASE TNE.R HOAROED STOClI TRAINING AFRICAN. IN SABOT­ KNIGHT STAROAMER 5-BAND BROAD- PHIL eKING AND HIS NAUTICAL BEFORE SEPTEMBER OR FACE HARSJ AGE AND GUERILLA TACTICS AS CAST AND SHORTWAVE RADIO WITH MAWAIIANS VILL ENTERTAIN THAT PENALTIES. PART OF ITS DRIVE TO CAPTURI OUTDOOR ANTENNA, $25. EVENING FROM 7 TO II P.M. INDIA IS SUFrERING CRITICAL TME LEADERSHIP OF THE DEVEL- KNIGHT S,NE-WAVE OSCILLATOR ••• FOOD SHORTAGES AND SJMASTRI OPING COUNTRIES, DIPLOMATIC 20 CPs TO I MEG., ACCURATE, NO BINGO TOMORROW SAYS THE CRISIS VILL WORSEN REPORTS SAID TOONY. $35. THERE WILL BE NO BINGO AT BEFORE PROMISED FOOD GRAINS iHE REPORTS SAID RED GMINA£S CALL LT. JAHNKE, 9~427 OR' THE ¥OKWE ¥UK CLUB TOMORROW ARRI,E FROM TNE UNITED STATES' NAND MAS BEEN SEEN BEHIND THE SEE AT CORAL 206. NIGHT BECAUSE OF R£~VATIONS. PAKISTAN, THAILA •• AND CAM- CURRENT TROUBLES IN THE CONGO. ••• BOOlA. r",S FOLLOWED EARLIER ABORTIVE ••• ••• PEKING SUPPORT FOR THE REVOLT FOUND FOR SALE WANTS NEUTRAL CITY LED BY THE LATE fELIZ MOUMI£ CHILD'S RED PLAID RAINCOAT 26" BIKE $15.00 PHONE 381 ,­ BERLIN A ", IERL tN, (up. )--£A9T GERMAN AGA I NST TNE CAMEROON GOVERN­ WITH HOOD AND CAPE FOUND IN OR 'fERMINAL 449 OR SECURITY COMMUNIST LEADER WALTER UL- MENT DURING THE 1050's AND PICK-UP AT MARINA. CALL 2205 DURING WORK HOURS. . ••• BRICHT TODAY CALLED AGAIN FOR '"YOLVEMENT IN THE ZANZIBAR -.... IIIERLIN TO BECOME A NEUTRAL CITY. R£V81..UTION II"Alttll"D T 1< \JIt!'!A..