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Arabs Petition For ENDING A PERIOD OF Uni" of Cal, Appears Near Crisis ~OURNING FOR ROB ERT KENNEDY, HIS LATE BROTNER, SEN. EDWARD KENNEDY HAS Militant Wants Faculty Appointment RESUMED HIS DUTIES BERKELEY, CAUf. (UPI )-- THE UNIVERSITY or CALIFORNIA WAS NEAR A CRISIS TODAY UNITED NATIONS (UPI ) __ PAKISTAN THE RIGHT OF A BLACK PANTH(R LEADER TO LECTURE A SOCIOLOGY CLASS ON RACI&M, THE SENATE. HE SCN(GAL TODAY REQUESTED AN URG[NT SINCt MARIO SAVIO StT IN NOTION THE BERKELEY fREE SPEECH MOVtMENT FOUR TALKI NG WI TH ING 0. THE SECURITY COUNCIL "AS AGO HAS THE TROUBLE-pRONt UNIVERSITY rOUND ITSELF IN THE MIDST OF SUCH • THOMAS J. AS POSSIBLt" ON TH[ QUESTIOI>I or CONTROVtRSY. DODD, (DEM.-CONN. I, A SPECIAL Il:[PRtSDITATIVE TO ARAB AT ISSUE IS THC APPOINTMtNT OF ELDRIDGt CL£AVER, WHO 15 THE PANTH(R'S "MINIS DURING LUNCH BREAK UNDER ISRAtll OCCUPATION SINCE THE OF INFORMATION," AN tX-CONVICT liHDEI'! F"OR ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO OF TH( S(NAT( Ju I~DICTMENT JUNr, 1967 .... AR. MURDER, AND THt PEACE AND FREEDOM PARTY'S CANDIDATt rOR PRESIDENT. DICIARY COMMITT(E THE RtQuEST fOllOWS AN INCONCLUSIVE: CLEAVER, EDUCATED IN THE GHETTOES AND A GRADUATE OF" THE CALIFORNIA PRISON REPORT BY SECReTARY THANT SAYI NG THAT -'-'-""",. IIIGTON. SYSTEM, AGREED LAST WEEK TO LECTURE AGREEMENT ON StNDING SUCH A RtPR[StN REGULARLY IN AN tXPERIMENTAL COURSE EN8 TATIV£: TO TKt MIDDLE: EAST COULD NOT US Air S,ril!es on Targe' TITLED "SOCIAL ANALYSIS ._ DEHUMANIZA .. BE OBTAINtO FROM THe PARTIES INVOLVED TION AND RtGtNERATION IN TH( AMERICAN IN PARTICULAR, THANT INDICATEO AT SOC! AL ORDER." As SOON AS THE WORD THAT T1M£, ISRAEL PISISTtD TH,.1 '1" A US Command Expresses Skepticism GOT OUT, PROTeSTS WENT UP ALL OVER CAL U.N. REPRtSENTATIVE GO TO ARAB TERRI_ SAI(,OO (UPI ) __ THRtE HUIIIDRED NORTH VleTNAMES( TROOPS WERE KILLtD IN TWO DAYS IFORNIA, TORIES UNDER ITS OCCUPATION1 hE Sr-iQVLO OF DEADLY 852 RAIDS LAST MONTH NEAR ThE u.s. MARtNE BASE AT CHU LAI, ACCORDING THE CONTROVERSY WILL CONE TO A HEAD ALSO VISIT ARAB COUNTRIES TO ASC[RTAIN TO A PRISONER REPORT RELEASED TODAY. LATE THIS ~EtK WHEN THE STATE BOARD OF TREATMENT or JEWISH MINORITlt~ THERE. U.S SPOKESMEN SAID THE POW REPORT, OAT(O LAST MONDAY, QUOTED A pRISONtR REGENTS MEETS IN Los AIIIGELES. ALREADY ARABS HAVE REPEATEDLY CHARGED 10115- FROM THE 1ST REGIMENT, 2ND DIVISION, AS SAYING THe OUTFIT WAS CAUGHT IN 852 ON THE AGENDA IS A RESOLUTION PROPOSED RAIDS AUG, 4 A!'IO 5 AND "SUFF"ERED 300 OtATHS." BY Gov. RONALD REAGAN WHICH WOULD IM I :~~~;7~~T T~:R ;;~~ ~ E~; V~~~~~~U~:R~ ~R~~~ THE U,S, COMMAND USUALLY IS SKtPTICAL OF SUCH INF"ORMATION oerrAI~ED ~f!~ PRI_ NEDIATELY TtRMINATE CLEAVER'S APPOINT GAa STRIP It~ EGYPT, THE WEST BANK OF I SONERS ON THE GROUND IT IS INTEN~tO TO MISL(AO THE ALLIE5 ON THE ACCURACY OF ,"lENT. JOROAN AND THE HEIGHTS OF SYRIA BOMBING STRIKES, "IT IS NOT IN KtEplNG WITH THE NA SPOKESMEN NOTED, HO~EVER, THAT THE ""'.J', STRATOFORTRESS FLEW MORNING AND TURE or A ~UALITY INSTITUTION TO PLACE AFTERNOON RAIDS THOSE DAYS. IN THE ROLE OF TEACHER A PERSON WHOSE Seek Approval of Two Party Congress TROOPS OF" THE 3RD BRIGADE, 10IsT 'APPROACH TO SOCIAL ISSUES HAS CONSIST A'ReoRN£ DIVISION, MEANWHILE TURNED ENTLY BEEN EMOTIONA~RATIONAL,CO£RCIVE, BACK A COMMUNIST HUMAN WAVE ATTACK ON EVEN VIOLENT, R~THER THAN PROBLEM-SOLV THEIR SASE CAMP 40 MILES HOfTHWEST ING," REAGAN SAIO Czech Leaders Plan Moscow Visit or SAIGON AND KILLED 131 OF THE REDS. THE GOVtRNOR GAINED TH( SUPPORT OF PRAGUE (UPI )-- ALEXANDER OUBCEK AND TWO OTHER CZ(CHOSLOVAK COMMUNIST LEAOERS THt PARATROOPERS GAINED VENGEANCE FELLOW REGENT JESSE UNRUH, THE POWERFUL HAVE TENTATIVC PLANS TO VISIT Moscow AND SEEK KREMLIN APPROVAL OF TWO PARTV FOR TWO COMMUNIST ATTACKS EARLIER THIS BEMOCRATIC LEADER or THE STATE ASS(M- CONGRESS H((Tt'lGS THAT COULO OEFY TH( SOVl£T OCCUPATION AND REAF"FlRM DuacEK's MONTH .... HICH LEF"T 46 AMERICANS D£AD AND L I B(RAL REFORMS. 4s .... OU~DED, PERSONAL EFFECTS THAT HAO THE CLEAVER APPOINTMENT THE CZECHOSLOVAK COMMUNIST PARTY PRCSIDIUM MET YESTERDAY AND NAM(D DUaCtK, B(EN LOST BY THE UNIT IN THE EARLltR ON THt PART 01' THt UNI- SLOVAK COMMUNIST LrAOER GUSTAV HUSAK AND PRESIDIUM MEMB(R JOSEI' SPACEK AS ITS F"IGHT WtRE FOUND AMONG THE COMMUNIST TENTATIVE LINEUP FOR THE KREMLIN APprAL, INFORMED SOURCES SAID. DEAD YESTERDAY. A COMMUN I QUE SAl D TilE 21-MAN PR(S 1 01 UM ADOPTED "CONCRETE PROPOSALS ••• I'OR al THE AMERICANS LEVELED ARTILLERY INTO
LATERAL POLITICAL TALKS IN THE NrARrST FUTURE II BUT IT DID NOT MENTION IF THt COMMUNISTS CHARGING SI)( MEN DEEP FROM TRIP DEFINITrLY WOULD BE MADE AND, II' TWO DIRtCTIONS, ABOUT 200 MEN IN ALL Plan Issued For SO, WHEN WITH ANOTHER 200 IN RESERVE IN TH£ THE CZECH PARTY CON~RESS AND THE REAR, NATIONAL PARTY CONGRCSS--aOTH PACKED SPOKESMEN SAID THE REDS LAUNCHED A Aid to New Guinea WITH SUPPDRTtRS Dr DUBCtK's PRE-INVA ATTAC~ ON THE BRIGADE'S UNITED NATIOOS {UPI } __ THE UNITEO SION "E)(PEAIMENT IN DEMOCRAGy" __ HAVE ONS ISSUE? A MASTER PLAN YESTERDAY MEETINGS SCHtDULtD LATER THIS HONTH. rOR SPENOINe l30 MILLION IN INDONESIA CZECHOSLOVAK PARTY SO~RCE5 SAID THE AND NEW GUINEA. SOVICTS ALREADY HAVt SOUGHT TO HEAD THE REPORT WAS PREPARED FOR THE U.N. OFF TH( CONGRESSCS SO THe KROlL I N WOULD rUND rOR DEVELOPMENT OF WCST IRIAN HAV( TIME TO CITHER CHANc,e THE MEMBER (FUNOWI) BY A 26-HAN TEAM OF SPECIALIST SHIP OR FINO WAYS TO INFLueNCE THE THAT VISITED TI-IE TERRITORY LAST YtAR. CISIONS. IT PROPOSES F'JNDWI JOIN TH( INDONES THE CZECHS, IAN GOVERNMENT IN CREATING TWO DEVELOp BAN~ING ON A FIRM HtNT CORPORATIONS TO EXPLOIT THE VAST NATIONAL UfOTY ISLAND'S F"OREST PRODUCTS AND F"INANCE OF THIS MONTH, MEMBERS THAT HAS PRtY£NTEO LOANS rOR SHALL I tWUSTRY AND f" 1 SHER I ES. MAO TSE_TuNo's THOUGHT THE SOVI [TS F"ROM ~ORKERS IT ALSO RCCOMMtNOS SINKING $12 MIL_ rORMING! " PUPPET ~~::::~:~::': TEAM, ASSISTED BY ARMY TRO~pS LION INTO REPAIRING AND RCHABILITATING L MIDDLE SCHOOL IN CANTON, OCCUPATION GOv DICSCL pOWCR PLANTS, TELECOMMUNICATIONS ERNMENT, HOPED TO SAID. AND LAND, SEA AND AIR TRANSPORT, LESS( 100 TEACHERS ANO STUDENTS WERE HOl.o- Tm: 'CONGRESS. AMOUNTS ARr PROPOSED rOR rOUCATION, ON THE CLASH, WHICH SAW MACHINE HI.JSAK's StLEC_ THE-JOB TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT OF AND HAND GRENADES," IT SAID. TION TO THE THREE FARMING, HANDICRAFTS AND PUBLIC HEALTH. PUT UP POSTERS AF"TERWARD NAN 8ARGiAINING FUNO .... I WAS CREATED AS A SPECIAL UNIT THE INTELLtCTUALS TO ACCEPT COMMITTtE WAS SIG .... ITHIN THE IJ. N. [;,EVELOpMrNT PROGRAM HIP BY THt WORKERS." NIFICANT IN THAT IN 1963 ArTER THE NETH(RLANDS TURN CD HE 51 DtD WI TH SOV RUMORS ARE THAT THE STUDENTS ARE UN ITS FORMCR COLONY OVER TO INDONESIAN IET HARD-LINE ASPUT THE TAKEOVER ON SCHOOLS BY ADMINISTRATION ANO StT UP A $30 MIL_ PEKING AUTHORITY,\ND CLASHES OFTEN LION TRUST FUND FOR TECHNICAL ASSiST_ "NORMAL I ZAT I ON" DEMANDS AND ](AS ANCE, pR£tNVESTMrNT PROJECTS AND CAPI PREMIER OLDRICH TOL I NVESTHENT. BEtN MENTIONED AS CERN I Y. • ARR I VES THE ISLAND OF" Ntw GUINEA, SECONO LAR_ A POSSIBLE '"e.". Salazar fj"h,s B'Dod C/O, AT Moscow AIR HOlT I" THE SOV I GEST IN THE .... ORLD--LltS .JUST BELOW THE LlSBOO (UP! )_. PORTUGESE PREMIER EQUATOR EAST or INDONESIA AND NORTH OF PORT FOR ONE OF" OUST DUBCEK AS THE SCVERAL "TALKS." 1",",~"-~-CCC~",-L"-"'~""~------1I'",o'IO SALAZAR, 79, rOVGIHT THE HEAR AUSTRALIA. PAPUA AND NEW GUINEA IN THE CZ~H PARTY fiRST FATAL E'FECTS or A BLOOD CLOT IN HIS EASTERN HALF ARE UNDER AUSTRALIAN QOV SECRETARY. U,S. 5TH IN"ANTRY DIVISION TROQPS AT BRAIN TODAY. DOCTORS SAID EUROPt's tRNHtNT ANO RELATIVELY MORE CIVILIZED TH( CZtCH PARTY CONGRESS IS NOW """'.1 THE SAME TIME MONDAY REPORTED KILLING OLDEST AND LONGEST RULING CH1EF OF THAN THE MORt THI NL Y-POPULATEO WESTERN ULED TO ME(T IN EARLY OCTOBER, THE NAT- 49 COMMUNISTS IN A PRE_DA .... N MORTAR AND INDONESIAN HALF TIONAL CONGRESS BEFORE THE END OF THE GROUND ASSAULT SOUTHWEST OF DAU iIENO, STAlE SHOWED SOME IMPROVEMENT. YEAR. ______NOT FAR rROM TAY NINH CITY T .... o AMERI BUT PREMIER SALAZAR'S CONDITION WAS CRITICAL. YESTERDAY HE RECEIVED THE Nixon Equal Wi'" Dewey CANS WERC ~ILLED AND 14 WOUNDED IN THC RITes or THE ROMAN CATHOLIC NEW YORK (UPI )-~ WITH ALMOST ONt_ TWO-MOUR, 25-MINUTE BATTLE. F"OURTH OF THE U,S. VOTERS APPARENTLY Four Incumbents Win IN THE SAME AREA, II COMMUNISTS WERE THE IL OF STATE, APPOINTED UNDER OECIOtD, REPUBLICAN RICHARD M. NIXON IS REPORTED KILLEO BY 25TM INFANTRY DIVI_ PORTUG!AL'S CONSTITUTION TO RECOMMEND A NO MORE ASSURED OF WINNING THE PRESI_ SION TROOPS IN TWO BRlcr rIOHTS. ONE Primary Eledions SUCCESSOR, MET ,.OR 110 MINUTES YESTER DENCY THAN THOMAS E. DEWEY WAS IN 19 , AMERICAN .... AS KILLEO AND 22 WOUNDED IN 48 DAY AND DEBATED POSSIBLE REPLACEMENTS A VETERAN POLL TAKER SAID YESTERDAY. NEW YORK (UPI ) __ FOUR INCUMB(NT DE- THE ACTIONS. rOR THE NAN WHO HAS RULED PORTUGAL WITH ALBERT SINDLINC,ER. PRESIOENT OF SINn_ CONGRESSMEN WON RENOMINATION AN IRON HAND rOR 36 YEARS. LINGER AND CO. O~ NORWOOD, PA., SAID A IN MASSACHUSETTS YEST£~DAY, AS DID DR. HouSTON MERRITT, HEAD OF" THE TELEPHONE SURVEY OF 1,866 VOTERS IN 48 VETERAI'1 O(MOCRATIC SCN, WARREN G. MAG- WASHINGTON (UPI )-- Vice PRESIDENT H. HUMPHREY CAN COUNT ON ACTIVE NEW YORK NEUROLOOICAL INSTITUTE, WAS TO ~;~::~::C:ONDUCTED BY HIS ORGANIZATION I OF WASHINGTON STATE AS VOTERS ARRIVE TODAY TO ASSIST IN HIS CARE. THROUGH SUNDAY INDICATED 23.1 CAST PRIMARY (LECTION BALLOTS. 1~::;~;':~~::,:"::':~Lp rROM ASOUT HALr OF PRESI_ POLITICAL SOURCES SAID PRESIDENT JOHN I ~ OF" THt VOTERS WERE UNDECIDED R(PUBLICAN GOVERNOR DAN EVANS WAS Ie 's CUINET. SON HAD AS~ED "11M TO HELP. ~INDLINOtR SAID ANOTHER F"ACTOR MAKINO ALSO Rt-CLECTED IN WASHINGTON. ON POLITICAL ACTIVITIES BY THE PREMIER SHOWED SOME lUCIDITY THE OUTCOME or THE ELECTION UNceRTAIN Two OF TH( MASSACHUSETTS INCUMBENTS, IMPOSED WHEN JOHNSON IS THE LARGE HUMBER OF" SUPPORTERS OF" EDWARD P. BOLAND AND TORnERT H. 0,. THE PRESIOENTIAL RACE, IS Y£STERDAY. Ht LDO~ED AT HIS HOUSEKEEP THIRD PARTY CANDIDATE GEORGlt C. WALLACE IM"O",eo, AR£ CLOSE TO TH~ ~~~NlDY 1""':""". A LIMITED SHOW, GEORQE CHRIS_ ER AND CLASPED HEI'! HAND IN HIS ROOM AT WHO DO NOT TNINK ~t ACTUALLY CAN YIN THE WHITE Houst NE~ StC~~TARY, SAID THE RCD CROSS HOSPITAL IN SUBURBAN ELECTION. E. LISBON. DEWEY .... AS OE'EATrD BY DEMOCRATIC PRtS_ AaaOT WON NOMIN SAID JOH~SON EX'[C~£O CABINET OF"F"I SALAZAR COLLAPSED MONDAY IN HI$ ROOM TO BE SpCAKINQ OUT ON ADMINIITRA 10ENT HARRY S. TRUMAN IN 1948 DESPITE IN TI1EIR DISTRICTS. AND LAPSED INTO THI COMA. HE WAS RE ~OQR~MI AND IMTERpRETINQ pOLICY CTIOHS THAT HE WOULD WIN OVER TRU INGTON STATE ATTY. GtN. JOHN J. J WOULDN'T Bt ANY OBJECTION" COVERING! "1'1014 SURGERY LAST WEEK rOR RE A WIOE MARGIN. SINOLINOER RE_ ANOTHER CLOSE F"RIEHD OF' MOVAL or ,. aLOOD CLOT. DOCTORS D1AQ- IN HIS LATEST POLL THAT 11.8 PER WAS ELtCTIO AS OEMOCRATIC ,",,,,.. ,',,"ItT OF'f"CERS CAMP ... IGNING rOR NOSED THE NEW AllMINT AS ANOTHER ClOT M THOSE QUESTIONED SAID THEY "MOST IAL NOMINATICN TO OPPOSE t "1' THEY FOUND TI ME AND IT TO suIt .... ALLACE ELECTtD PRES 'T INTERrtRE WITH THEIR WORK," AND SAID IT CAMt UNEXPtCTCOLY. PAGe 2 HOURGLASS "!~['N! SD",., SEPTEMBER 18, 1968 ~~~------,------~------Hong Kong Commercial Circles Marcos Siffns Bill Making Thieu States Position Sabah Part of Philippines SAIGON (UPI)--PRESIOENT THIEU SAIO Making New Departure MANILA (UPI)--PRESIOENT fERD'N~NO M~RCOS MONDAY SOUTH 111fT NAM 'WAS DETERMINED TO HONG KONG (UP 1)--THs HONG KONG STANDARO SIGNED INTO A LAW TODAY A CONTROVERSIAL OPPOSE AGGRESS 10"1 "AT ANY PRICE" AND SAID REPORTED TODAY CUMMUNIST COMMERCIAL CIRCLES BILL MAKING THE MALAYSIAN STATE OF SABAH HE WOULD NOT TOLERATE INDIVIDUALS OR HERE WILL SOON TURN CAPITALIST, BY SPECU PART Of THE PHILIPPINES--ON PAPER. GROUPS DEVIATING FROM THE GOVERNMENT'S LATING IN THE LOCAL STOCK MARKET ANO IN MARCOS PUT HIS NAME TO A BILL PASSED POSITION ON WAR AND PEACE. VESTING IN COLONY REAL ESTATE. LAST MONTH BV CONGRESS AFTER MEMBERS OF IN A SPEECH DELIVERED TO THE VIETNAMESE THE fRONT-P~GE REPORT CALLED THE DEVELOP THE PHILIPPINE FOREIGN POLICV COUNCIL NAVY, RELEASED BY HIS OffiCE HERE MENT A NEW DEPARTU~E .OR COMMUNIST COMMERCE URGED HIM TO 00 SO IN SPITE OF WARNINGS YESTERDAY, THE PRESIDENT SAID "If THE HERE AND A SIGNifiCANT ONE, ORDERED BY Of POSSIBLE RETALIATION fROM MALAVSIA. ENEMV CONTINUES TO INVADE US, WE ARE PEKING. MARCOS, IN A STATEMENT, SAID, "THE TEXT DETERMINED TO FIGHT fOR OUR POSITION AT "PEKING MAY 3L MAKING AN OvtRDUE MOVE AND I NHNT Of THE STATUTE 00 NOT CONTEM ANY PRICE. WE WilL BE READV TO TALK TO TO LEAVE THE COl.ONY ALONE WHILE MAINTAINING PLATE TH[ PHYSICAL INCORPORATION OF SABAH THEM--BUT NOT AT ANy PR I CE." DIPLOMATIC PRl55URE Or. LONDON," IT SAID. INTO THE NATIONAL TERRITORV Of THE PHIL THIEU SAID THE GOVERNMENT HAO ONLY ONE COMMUNIST CHINA'S OfTEN-STATED CONTEMPT IPPINES. POSITION ON PEACEj TO HAVE A JUST PEACE FOR THE BRITISH RULE IN THIS SMALL COLONY "SECTION Two Of THE STATUTE SIMPLY RE WITH GUARANTEED fREEDOM, SOVEREIGNTY AND HAS LONG SEEN ItHlRPRETED AS MAKING HONG STATES THE LONG HELD AND WELL KNOWN PHIL SELf DETERMINATION. KONG'S .UTURE DUBJOUS AND ,F'URTHER DIS IPPINE pOSITION THAT THE REPUBLIC HAS "IT [5 THE POSITION OF ALL THE PEOPLE COURAGING MORr OV£.RSEAS INVESTMENT. ACQUIRED SOVEREIGNTY AND DOMINION OVER THE Of VtET NAM," HE SAID, "SO 1 WILL NOT THE STANOAFlu "'1118 THE PLANS fOR SPECU TERRITORY Of SABAH IN ACCORDANCE WITH A TOLERATE INDIVIOUALS OR GROUPS HAVING THEIR LATIVE RISK or REO MONEY AMOUNTS TO A SERIES Of EVENTS, ACTS AGREEMENTS AND OWN PEACE SOLUTIONS DifFERENT OR OPPOSITE "DRAMATIC ~1_vrp~Al Of THE PEKING ORDER TO TRANSACTIONS INCLUDING THE DEED (Of THE TO OUR (THE GOVERNMENT'S) PEACE SOLUTION." THEIR MEN IN T~~ COLONY DURING LAST VEAR'S PHILLIPPINE HEIRS Of SULU) OF CESSION OF THtEU ALSO SAID VIETNAMESE SHOULD "WIN DISTURBANC,S, BARRING THEM fROM BIG IN- 1962 • AND MAINTAIN THE SUPPORT Of ITS ALLIES VESTMENTS HERE. "AT THIS JUNCTURE, IT IS PERTINENT TO "UNTIL THE COUNTRY'S OBJECTIVES ARE A "SfCRiT (lIR>:crIV[ tROM PEKING," THE DECLARE TO ONCE AGAIN OUR BASIC POLICY REACHEO. " NEWSPAPER ~'A lD, M.· ORD£R£O COM).\UNIST THAT THE PHILIPPINES WILL PURSUl ITS RIGHT THE SPEECH IS THE CLEAREST OUTLINE Of 6ANKS AN[I ElU'O I '1L "'JM,-~j "TO CONCENTRATE ON TO SABAH BY PEACEFUL MEANS. OUR CONSTITU VIET NAM'S pOSITION ON PEACE, THE WITH STOCKS AND REAL [SlATE fOR THE NEXT F'IVE TION RENOUNCES WAR AS AN INSTRUMENT Of DRAWAL 0. fOREIGN TROOPS AND THE QUASHING YEARS, NATIONAL POLICY AND WE ARE IRREVOCABLV ON INTERNAL OPPOSITION TO THE GOVERNMENT Up TO NOW, T"~ ~LPURr SAID, THE ONLY COMMITTED TO THE PRINCIPLE Of THE UNITED THAT THIEU HAS MADE SINCE THE HONOLULU SPECULATIVE 8l'5IN'-c~,o AC, IVITV AMONG NATIONS BINDING. MEMBER STATES TO THE PACI CONfERENCE. ::OLONY COMMl'NI5T~, CAPE KENNEDY (UPI)--THE WORLD'S MOST POWERfUL COMMERCIAL COMMUNICATIONS SATELLI IS SET fOR LAUNCH TODAY TO MORE TKAN DOUBLE SPACEBORNE TELEPHONE AND TELEVISION LINKS ACROSS THE ATLANTIC. THE SPACECRAFT IS THE fiRST Of SIX IN A $32 MILLION SERIES KNOWN AS iNTELSAT 3 FOR THE INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE CONSORTIUM ( INTELSAT) WHICH OWNS IT. IT IS SCHEOULED TO LEAVE EARTH DURING A 23-MINUTE LAUNCH PERIOD TODAY. IF ALL GOES WELL, IT WILL BE PARKED IN A STATI ORBIT ABOVE THE ATLANTIC, EAST OF BRAZIL, SATUROAY. IF THE 632-POUNO SPACECRAFT GETS Off ON TIME, IT SHOULD BE IN OPERATION IN TIME TO HELP RELAV COLOR TELECASTS 0. THE OLYMPIC GAMES SCHEDULED TO BEING IN MEXICO CITY OCT. 17. THE COMSAT CORP., WHICH ACTS AS MANAGER Of INTtLSAT ,OR ITS 61 PARTNER NATIONS, WILL PAY THE U.S. SPACE AGENCV $4.5 MILLION fOR THE SATELLITE'S DELTA ROCKET AND LAUNCH SERVICES. FROM ITS ORBITAL PERCH, THE NEW DRUM SHAPED SATELLITE WILL BE ABLE TO RELAY UP TO 1,200 TWO-WAY TELEPHONE CONVERSATIONS OR fOUR TELEVISION TRANSMISSIONS BETWEEN GROUND STATIONS IN THE AMERICAS AND EUROPE. THE INTERNATIONAL SATELLITE PARTNERSHIP NOW OPERATES TWO SPACE SWITCHBOARDS ABOVE THE ATLANTIC AND TWO ABOVE THE PACIFIC. ALL fOUR Of COMSAT'S SPACECRAFT HAVE A CAPACITY Of 240 TWO-WAV VOICE CIRCUITS OF ONE TELEVISION CHANNEL APIECE--ABOVE ONE fl'TH THE CAPACITY Of THE NEW INTELSAT 3 SATELL ITES. J~s! a _~h!l,:,ght Never LeI Your Mouth Speak Whot Your Mind Con't Define --'----'.'------'I'------ THE TALBERTS HAD A VERY BUSY DAy •••• MR. TALBERT RECEIVED OIPLOMA IN NATIONAL SECURITY MANAGEMENT FROM THE INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE OF THE ARMED fORCES. MRS. TAL BERT RECEIVED DA COMMENDATION FOR SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE OF DUTY AS A SECRETARY. SHO~N PRESENTING THE A~ARDS ARE COLONEL MILLAR AND MR. WINTERNITZ. NEW TEACHERS Influenza Effects •••• DANNy BASQUES, PRESENT WIOESPREAD INFLUENZA OUT_ CENTER, HOLDS A MEMBERSHIP CERTIFICATE JUST PRESENTED TO HAS SERIOUSLY AFFECTED SOME AREAS HIM BY GENE SIMS, GLOBAL ASSISTANT RESIDENT MANAGER AS IT MAY BE- RICKARD TIMAS (LEFT), HEAVY EQUIPMENT SUPERVISOR LOOKS ON. ~EC[SSARY TO CURTAIL CERTAIN FUNC DANNY IS THE 9,359 PERSON TO BECOME A MEMBER Of THIS UNTIL THE OUTBREAK HAS BEEN BROUGHT INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION ESTABLISHED TO RECOGNIZE THO~E WORKERS WHO HAVE BEEN PROTECTED fROM INJURY BY WEARING A WILL BE MADE TO CONTINuE HARD HAT. DANNY IS SMILING AT THE THOUGHT THAT HE WAS LEVEL OF PERFORMANCE, BUT THE ONE THAT DIDN'T GET HURT! OF ALL IS EARNESTLY SOL THE SERVICE CURRENTLY BEING CURTAILED LAUNDRY. As IT OPERATES ALMOST IE)(Cl.U'IVELY WITH MICRONESIAN HELP, THEY ABLE TO HANDLE PERSONAL SERVICES TO SUCH MATTERS AS TRASH DISPOSAL IN HOUSING AND PUBLIC AREAS, RECREATION r,;.~~:~, AND THE LIKE 'HHERE HEAVy USAGE I~ MUCH CAN BE DONE BY THE INOIVIO RESIDENT TO HELP KEEP THE ISLAND AND SANITARY. IT WILL BE APPREC- IDENTS TO ASSIST WHEREVER POSSIBLE MISS POLLY CRAIG IS A GRADUATE Of N KEEPING KWAJALEIN CLEAN DURING THIS AGNES SCOTT COLLEGE WITH A B.A. DEGREE IN POLITICAL SCIENCE AND SPANISH. SHE DID POST GRADUATE WORK AT KANSAS STA~E Charter Flight Party COLLEGE, SOUTHWEST MISSOURI STATE AND THE UNIVERSITY OF Mr3S0URI. SHE HAS A rAREWELL PARTY IS BEING PLANNED FOR THREE YEARS TEACHING EXPERIENCE BEHIND THE NIK£ CHARTER FLIGHT CREW NEXT FRIDAY HER PLUS YEARS Of TRAVELING ABROAD. EVENING, SEPTEMBER 27TH AT 7 PM IN T~E PROBABLY ONE Of HER MOST INTERESTING BANYON ROOM OF THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. EXPERIENCES WAS DOING RECREATION WORK COST WILL BE $2.,0 PER PERSOK. WITH THE AMERICAN REO CROSS IN KOREA, POLLY TEACHES SPANISH AND u.s. HISTORY FOR RESERVATIONS, CONTACT ONE or tHE AT GEORGE SEITZ& PEOPLE LISTED BELOW' PICTURED IS TED VENTO ••••• WHO RECENTLY RECEIVED HIS PRI HER IMPRESSION Of KWAJALEIN IS THAT VATE PILOT CERTIFICATE FROM BOB BLAIR, fAA PILOT E~AMINER THE ISLAND IS A VERY RELAXING AND STIM_ Lucy BLOEDEL 82295 (ArTER 6 p~) AND ASSISTANT AVAIATION MANAGER FOR GLOBAL ASSOCIATES. ULATING ENVIRONMENT FOR WORK AND PLAY. NAN.CY FERRIS 81147 - WORK TEO IS PROBABLY MORE FAMILIAR TO ISLAND RESIDENTS WHEN 82535 - HOM[ HE WEARS HIS WHITE COAT AS A DENTIST THAN IN THE LEFT SEAT LAUREL HEWITT 83600 _ WORK OF ONE OF THE NIKE FLYING CLUB'S AIRPLANES. HE JOINED THE 82448 - HOME CLUB IN JUNE, PASSED THE WRITTEN EXAM IN AUGUST AND TOOK HARRY KALIHIKI 81438 - WORK HIS FLIGHT CHECK IN SEPTEMBER. SINCE FAA ~(G~ OFFERI~ 82259 - HOME THE EXAM ON ~WAJALEIN, WELL OVER TWO YEARS 3ACK, TED ELVIA TAPIA 81152 - WORK FIRST PERSON TO SCORE A PERFECT 100 PERCENT ON THE TEST. 83491 - HOME HIS FIRST PASSENGER WAS VINCE BRAGADO. A DENTAL TECHNICIAN. TEl) WAS ASKED BY HIS FR I ENDS, 'How MUCH 010 I T COST 'IOU TO LEARN TO FLY' HE KEPT AN EXACT COST ACCOUNTING AND CAN ANSWER •••• $469.73. MARTIN ZACHRY •••• WISHES TO EXTEND ITS GRATITUDE TO GLOBAL ,AS"OC'AT"f:S I SECURITY FORCE FOR ALL THE HELP THAT WAS GIVEN Iff eoN~~T1~TH THE MOVEMENT or THE SIXTY-FOUR O~ SEPTEMBER 14TH, AND I'TH. Cupid Does Strike on Kwajalein NEWS COMES rROM LEXINGTON, MASSACHUSETTS Of THE RECENT WEDDING OF LINDA R. BALDWIN TO JOHN DAVISON. LINDA LIVED KWAJALEIN 'HITH HER FAMILY FROM DECEMBER, 1966 UNTIL .JUNE or THIS YEAR AND WAS EMPLOYED BY LINCOLN LAB~~ATORY ON ROI-NA MUR. JOHN WAS HERE IN 1966 UNTIL MAY, 19b7 AND WORKED FOR GLOBAL AND MARTIN ZACHRY. THE CEREMONY TOOK PLACE AT ST. BRIGID'S CHURCH, IN L[",• ., TON, ON AUGUST 24. GIVEN IN MARRIAGE BY HER FATHER, THE Linda Smith BRIDE WORE A SILK AND LACE EMPIRE GOWN Of CHANTILLY LACE ONE Of THE NEW SECOND GRADE TEACHERS WITH LONG TRAIN AND SEED PEARL TRIM. IS MISS LINDA SMITH, WHO COMES TO K~AJA MISS MARY LEE BALDWIN, SISTER or THE BRIDE, WAS MAID OF LEIN FROM PORTLAND, OREGON. SHE GRADU HONOR. Two OTHER SISTERS, MISS RUTH E. BALDWIN ANO MRS. ATED FROM OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY WITH JAMES DRISCOLL WERE THE BRIDESMAIDS. 1"0 Goffstein A B.A. DEGREE IN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION FOLLOWING A RECEPTiON AT THE HOME OF THE' BRIDE1S PAR[NTS, AND A MINOR IN SPEECH IN 1966. MISS INA RAE GorrSTEIN ATTENDED WASH THE COUPLE LEFT ON A WEDDING TRIP TO CANADA. LINDA HAS SPENT MUCH TIME TRAVELING IN INGTON UNIVERSITY AND THE UNIVERSITY Of THEY WILL LIVE IN COLUMBIA, MI~SOURI. THE BRIDEGROOM IS THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA AND TRAVELED COLORADO WHERE SHE WAS GRANTED A B.A. A SENIOR AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI. THROUGH TEN COUNTRIES OF EUROPE IN 1964. DEGREE IN ENGLISH. HER FAVORITE SPORT WHILE IN OREGON WAS INA [SPECIALLY ENJOyS SAILING AS A DANNY LAVILLA AND HIS GROUP WILL BE SNOW-SKIING BUT SHE ENJOYS THE WATER HOBBY. P~AYING DANCING MUSIC FOR EVERYONE'S EN SPORTS HERE EQUALLY AS ~ELL. SHE TAUGHT 7TH GRADE ENGLISH IN JOYMENT THIS SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE YOKWE MISS SMITH SAYS SHE HAS MET MANY WON THORNTON, COLORADO AND WAS AN ADULT ED YUK CLUB. THE MENU WILL INCLUDE NEW YORK DERfUL PEOPLE ON THE ISLAND AND AGREES UCATION INSTRUCTOR WITH THE SCHOOL DIST STEAK AND DEEP fRIED BREADED SHRIMP. WITH MANY THAT THE RECREATIONAL rAC'._ TRICT THERE. ITIES ARE TERRIFIC! MISS GorrSTEIN TEACHES 8TH AND 9TH GRADE (NOLISH IN OUR JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH. HOURGLASS W[OI([SDA'f I)x: 5UT1JRE CAN'T Bur GET AN UNDERSl),ND 'I-M( )(·RAYOF~e EVEN A KID BRAVE DOC IN 6ETTING A "J1.IE DENl15T'5 FESrEIW:> FINGER c.W>JR. "" LANCa> 5IOJLD BE FRIGHTENED "" ," ~,\.. The corllerstcme or the US CaP1W! wa~ la.d by George THANk'T~1~~~)D~·H~O~cr~IDOGI. - Washmgton, ~l'pt 18, 1798 , AIN'T GOIN' T' VIf'nl.... !i1iGimlGi~-=:;~~~~::~ 50 LONG EN»! THE 5!JNSIlINE • I D I .1 HOWWA5n4~ ~CE2' :t THOUGHT 1: 'D ..)01 N YOU GU'I'!,; FOr<: A HAMSUl%ER WE'RE NOr 5URE Wj./AT KINO OF HOME WE WAtIT TO BUY JUST GIVE US4zo,ooo AND WE'LL LET)Ou KNOW WI-IAT WE'VE BOU6I-IT HIIlRl't 1.1 a pleal&l\t little pme that wtll give you a. nleasa,ge eveQ' day It. a nwneric:al. pu:ule du1i"Ied. to ~pell out your forlw\. Couilt tu letter. In your nut name- If tn. num bel' of letters 111 • or mDl'e, aubtract" H Ihe number Ie 1_ I.b.uI. 8, add a na. 1'MWt. 111 your key number Start at the "IIpel' left-hand con"" of the rectangle and cl\~k every ont of your key numberll. left to rtpt TileD r8f.d the muare : PAGE 5 ATIENTION: MEN'S VOLLEYBALL AND FAST PITCH CHICAGO BEARS PLAYERS ALL GAMES ARE------POSTPONED UNTIL SUNDAY. FAST-PITCH THE LANCERS TOPPED MZC 11-7 YESTERDAY AT DALLY rIELD. THE LANCERS RApPED THE MlL PITCHER FOR SEVEN HITS FOR THIER II RUNS. ~COR.NG IN ALL BUT THE SECOND INNING MZC's BIG INNING WAS THE SIXTH WHEN THEY SCOR~D FOUR American League RUNS. SLAGEL AND NEVITT LED THE LANCERS ATTACK, EACH GETTING TWO HITS. THE DETROIT TIGERS CLINCHED THEIR IDEGUCHI SPARKED MZC WITH THREE HITS. rlRST AMERICAN LEAGUE PENNANT IN 23 YEARS LAST NIGHT WHEN DoN WERT, A .198 HITTER, LITTLE LEAGUE LASHED A BASES-LOADED TWO-OUT SINGLE TO RIGHT rlELD IN THE NINTH INNING FOR A 2-1 THE ST. loUIS CARDINALS DEFEATED VICTORY OVER THE NEW YORK YANKEES. NEW YORK YESTERDAY 16-0. JOHN CHRIVIA A CROWD or 46,512 LET OUT A TREMENDOUS MADE HIS MOUND DEBUT FOR THE CARDINALS ROAR AND RUSHED ONTO THE F" I ELD, MOBB I NG AND BLANKED THE NEW YORKERS ON ONE HIT. WERT AFTER HE REACHED FIRST BASE. THE: THE CARDINALS MANAGED TO GET THEIR 16 LONG-fRUSTRATED DETROIT fANS WERE JOINED RUNS ON S IX HITS. BY WERT'S TEAMMATES, WHO MILLEO AROUND THE LONE NEW YORK HIT CAME IN THE FIRST THE THIRD BASEMAN IN A WILD OUTPOURING INNING WHEN DAVE SALBERG SINGLED WITH OF JOY. ONE OUT. WERT, HITLESS IN THREE: PREVIOUS AT J. CHRIVIA AND D. SIMS EACH GOT TWO BATS IN THE GAME, STRUGGLED THROUGH HITS fOR THE "C~A~R~D"S~. ______THOUSANDS Of fANS TO THE DETROIT DUGOU~: HE HAD LINED A 2-2 PITCH BY LINDY McDANI TO RIGHT FIELD fOR THE HIT AFTER THE NO-HITTERS YANKEES TIED THE SCORE I-I IN THE NINT~ RAY WASHBURN OF THE ST. LOUIS CARDINALS ON A TWO-OUT SINGLE BY JACKIE GIBBS. HAS HURLED ANOTHER NO-HITTER IN CANDLE ALTHOUGH THE TIGERS WERE ASSURED OF STICK PARK TODAY -- LESS THAN 24 HOURS THE PENNANT EARLIER IN THE NINTH INNING AFTER GAYLORD PERRY HURLED A NO-HITTER WHEN THE BOSTON RED Sox DEFEATED THE FOR THE GIANTS. THE CARDINALS HAD A 2-0 BALTIMORE ORIOLES 2-0, THE: FANS IN TIGER NEW COACH AS BEARS STRESS OFFENSE VICTORY OYER THE GIANTS TODAY. STADIUM WERE UNAWIRE OF IT. THE THE LAST BACK-TO~BACK NO-HITTERS IN THE BALTIMORE SCORE WAS NOT POSTED UNTIL THE PAPA BEAR, GEORGE HALAS, HAS fINALLY MAJORS WERE ACCOMPLISHED 51 YEARS AGO BY THE END or THE TIGERS' GAME. CALLED IT QUITS, BUT MOST OF T~1l OTHER THE ST. LOUIS BROWNS AGAINST THE CHICAGO STEVE HAMILTON, PITCHING IN RELIEF OF LITTLE CHICAGO BEARS ARE AROUND FOR AN WH ITE Sox. ROOKIE STAN BAHNSEN, RETIRED THE FIRST OTHER SEASON, SPORTING A NEW COACH, JIM ERNEST Kooe PITCHED A NO-HITTER AGAINST T140 DETROIT BATTERS IN THE NINTH INNING DoOLEY, AND SOME NEW HOPES FOR AN IMPROVE THE CHICAGO WHITE Sox ON MAY 5, l~t7 AND BUT ISSUED A WALK TO AL KALINE AND BILL MENT IN THEIR 7-6-1 RECORD Of LAST YEAR. TEAMMATE RoBERT GROOM DUPLICATED THE fEAT FREEHAN SINGLED TO LEFT. JIM PWICE WAS DoOLEY, 38, HAS BEEN AN ASSISTANT SINCE ON MAY 6, 1917 IN THE SECOND GAME Of A ANNOUNCED AS A PINCH-HITTER FOR RAY RETIRING AS AN ACTIVE BEAR PLAYER BEFORE DOUBLEHEADER AGAINST THE Sox. OLIVER AND 14HEN THE YANKEES COUNTERED THE 1962 SEASON~ HE HAS BEEN DIRECTING BY REPLACING THE LEFTHANDEO HAMILTON THE DEFEN~E. WITH RIGHTHANDER McDANIEL, DETROIT THE BEARS' ARE LOOKING fOR MORE OffENSE, MANAGER MAYO SMITH SENT UP GATES BROWN, ALTHOUGH THE SENSATIONAL GALE SAYERS IS BASEBALL'S PREMIER PINCH-HITTER, TO BAT BACK AGAIN. OF THE 18 PICKED IN THE fOR PRICE. DRAfT, 12 WERE OfFENSIVE PLAYERS, HEADED THE VICTORY SENT THE TIGERS INTO THE BY MIKE HULL, RUNNING BACK FROM USC. WORLD SERIES AGAINST THE ST. LOUIS CARDI THE OPTIMISM IS BASED ON THE BEARS' NALS, WHO CLINCHED THE NATIONAL LEAGUE SECOND HALF SHOWING, WHEN THEY CLOSED WITH PENNANT ON SUNDAY, STARTING OCT. 2. A 5-1-1 RECORD, AFTER A 2-5 START. "BR I NG ON G, BSON," PROCLA IHED ONE JACK CONCANNON BECAME THE No. I STARTER BANNER TROTTED ONTO THE FIELD fOLLOWING AT QUARTER AFTER THE FIRST TWO GAMES AND WERT'S DRAMATIC HIT. HE: ADDEO SOME BALL-CARRYING TALENT TO THE BOB GIBSON, THE CARDS' STAR RIGHTHANDE PASS I NG. IS EXPECTED TO FACE 30-GAME WINNER THE SIZZLING SAYFRS AVERAGED 4.2 YARDS DENNY McLAIN Of THE TIGERS IN THE FIRST RUSHING BUT WAS HAMPERED BY INJURIES IN GAME OF THE SERIES SEVERAL GAMES. RAY CULP'S FIVE-HIT PITCHING AND RUN DICK BUTKUS HEADS THE DEFENSE AND HELPED SCORING fifTH-INNING HITS BY CARL YASTRZ THE CLUB WIND UP SECOND IN THREE DEFENSIVE EMSKI AND KEN HARRELSON CARRIED THE RED CATEGORI ES. Sox TO THEIR VICTORY OVER THE ORIOLES. BOTH BOSTON RUNS CAME IN THE fiRST INNING YESTERDAY'S WHEN LUIS ALVARADO BEAT OUT AN INFIELD SAILING SINGLE, ADVANCED ON AN ERROR AND SCORED TOMORROW'S LITTLE LEAGUE GAME! NEW YORK DoN'T fORGET THE GENERAL MEETING TONlbHT ON YASTRZEMSKI'S TRIPLE. KEN HARRELSON vs CLEVELAND AT 8 PM AT THE PACIFIC CLUB FOR THE INCREASED HIS SEASON RBI TOTAL TO 187 KWAJALEIN SAIL RACING ASSOCIATION. WHEN HE DOUB'.ED HOME YASTRZEMSK I. PRIZES WilL BE PRESENTED fOR THE CAL-20 Mexico City Olympics FRANK HOWARED SNAPPED A TIE WITH A TWO SUMMER SERIES AND FOR THE LABOR DAY RACE. RUN OPPOSITE FIELD DOUBLE IN THE EIGHTH THE CHAIRMAN OF THE OtYMPIC GAMES COMMIT ALSO, BOB MILLER, CAL-20 DISTRIBUTOR INNING AS THE WASHINGTON SENATORS DOWNED TEE SAID YESTERDAY AMERICAN BLACK ATHLETES FROM HONOLULU. WILL GIVE A TALK ON SAIL THE CLEVELAND INDIANS 4-2. BARRY MoORE ttWILL BE SENT HOME" IF THEY TRY TO DISRUPT BOAT RACING. RECEIVED CREDIT FOR HIS THIRD VICTORY NEXT MONTH'S CONTEST IN MEXICO tITY. THE MEETING IS OPEN TO ALL SAILORS WHO WHILE SAM McDoWELL SUFFERED HIS 13TH AVERY BRUNDAGE, THE 8o .. YEAR-OLD CHAIRMAN ARE INTERESTED IN SAIL RACING. DEfEAT. OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE, SPOKE OUT DANNY CATER BATTED IN THREE RUNS WITH KGA "POINT" AGAINST A SUGGESTED BOYCOTT OR DEMONSTRATION THREE SINGLES TO LEAD THE OAKLAND ATHLE BY AMERICAN NEGRO CONTESTANTS IN fAVOR OF TICS TO AN 8-1 VICTORY AfTER THE CHICAGO GOLF TOURNAMENT EXTENDING CIVIL RIGHTS IN THE UNITED STATES THE KGA WILL SPONSOR A 'POINT" TOURNA .. WHITE Sox WON THE FIRST GAME 2-1 ON JOE OR IN OTHER NATIONS. MENT ON SUNDAY, SEPT. 29. ANY PAIO .. UP HORTON's FIVE-HITTER AND BILL MELTON'S BRUNDAGE ALSO SAID HE OPPOSED USING THE ME:MBER (MALE OR FEMALE) IS ELIGIBLE TO TWO-RUN HOME.~R~. ______OLYMPIC GAMES AS A FORUM fOR ANY POLITICAL \ PARTICIPATE IN THIS 18-HOLE EVENT. ARGUMENT AND THAT HE FELT MOST Of THE WILL USE FULL HANDICAP, TAKING THEIR HAND National League ATHLETES INVOLVED IN THE INTERNATIONAL CAP STROKES WHERE APPLICABLE. 10 POINTS GAYLORD PfRRY PITCHED A NO-HITTER COMPETITION UNDERSTOOD AND AGREED WITH HIS WILL BE AWARDED FOR A HOLE-IN-ONE, 8 FOR AGAINST THE NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPION ST. VIE:WS. AN EAGLE, 6 FOR BIRDIES, 4 fOR PARS, AND LOUIS CARDINALS YESfEROAY A SAN rRAN "I WOULD SAY THAT ALL NEGROES WITH OLYMPIC 2 POINTS FOR A BOGEY. THE ~LAYER WITH THE CISCO WON 1-0. EXPERIENCE ARE UNANIMOUSLY AGAINST ANY BOY MOST POINTS IS THE WINNER. IN CASES Of A THE RIGHTHANDER, WHO FR£QUENTlY HAS COTT,!! BRUNDAGE SAID DURING A LUNCHEON TIE, THE PLAYER WITH THE HIGHEST TOTAL FOR LOST DECISIONS BECAUSE Of HIS TEAM'S ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL PRESS CLUB HERE. THE fiRST NINE HOLES WILL BE DECLARED THE INABILITY TO DELIYER RUNS, TURNED BACK "I ALSO fEEL THAT A BOYCOTT WOULD BE A WINNER. THE CARDS 48 HOURS AfTER THEY HAD Cli DISADYANTAGE TO THE BOYS THEMSELYES," HE PRIZES TO BE AWARDED WILL BE ANNOUNCED THEIR SECONO STRAIGHT NATIONAL LEAGUE ADDEO, NOTING THE OLYMPIC GAMES IN THE HoURGLASS IN SUFFICIENT TIME PRIOR PENNANT. HAY': BEEN "ONE OPPORTUNITY WHERE ALL BOYS TO THE TOURNAMENT. AN ENTRY fEE Of $2.00 PERRY, NOW 15-14 THIS SEASON, ALLOWED ARE TREATED EQUALLY. II WILL BE CHARGED. To ENTER, CALL ONE OF" ONLY TWO M£N TO REACH BASE ON WALKS. "I HOPE THERE WILL NOT 8E ANY OEMONSTRA_ THE FOLLOWING KGA OFFICERS: THE WINNING RUN WAS A HOMER WHICH RON TlONS, 11 HE SAID. "I f THE BOYS DO, THEY DAVE GOLOSTE IN .. 83353, F'RANK GRANIC'H 1I HUNT HIT OYER THE lEfT FIELD fENCE IN WILL BE SENT HOME. 83470, JOHN VILORIA ..833b8, JACK CUDD-77422 THE fiRST INNING. Bo8 BA,L[v-83705. I------~·~------~~·----~.~~··--~PAGE 6 HOLRGLASS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1968 Rellellbrances of War US Format Behind Times NEW YORK (UPI) -- THE NEW FORWAT IN THE By Herbert Mitgang UNITED STATES IS 30 TO 40 YEARS BEHIND THE TINES AND TtNDS TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE BRUTA- LIlATION 0,. THE AWERICAN PEOPLE, A PSYCHO (c) 1968 New York T,mes News Service lOGIST TOLD A COMMUNICATIONS rORUN YESTERDAY~ THEY DON'T MA~E WARS LIKE THEY USED TO. I nTHE 'GlORI'I~ATION'or CRIME BY EXCESSIVE BrFORE THE YEARS or THE KILL RATIO, THE CAEOIBILITY GAP, HELL-NO-WE-WOH'T-GO AND THE AND DETAilED REPORTING IN ITSEl' CONTRIBUTES REST or THE ELEMENTS MAKING UP THE ELEMENTS MAKING UP THE DYING WAR or THE OBSURO IN TO AND CRtATES MORt CRIME," SAID DR~ HERBERT LIVING COLOR IN VIET NAN, THERE WAS SOMETHING CALLED WORLD WAR II. A. OTTO, DIRECTOR or RESEARCH Of THE STONE IT INCLUDtD A RECOGNIZABLE ENEMY, LOVELl REAR ECHELONS WHEAE BtACHEAOS WERE ESTABLI fOUNDATION. SHED IN LONDON, PARIS, ROME AND HONOLULU, TENS or MILLIONS OF AMERICANS (INCLUDING WACS "IT IS CRYSTAL CL[AR THAT THE OVERWHELMING AND WAVES) IN UNIFORMS ADMIRED BY ALLIES AND NEUTRALS, ROOSEvELT AND CHURCHILL, A GOAL EMPAHASIS ON 'BAD NE~S' GREATLY CONTRIBUTES OF $100 A WEEK FOR LIFE AFTER THE WAR, HOME BY CHRISTMAS, AND A LONG DREAM or PEACE IN TO THE CLIM"'TE or VIOLENCE WHICH CHARACTER THE WORLO. IlES THIS COUNTRY TOD ... Y," HE SAID. "IT IS IT HAO DEATH AND ATOMIC BOMBING, CONCENT.ATION CAMPS AND UNDRIED TEARS, TOO. BUT IT MY ~OINT TH"'T WE DESPERATELY NEED TO B"'l ... NCE HAD T~O ESSENTI"'LS -- GOALS ... ND lAUGHS THE BAD NEWS'WITH GOOD NEWS IN ORDER aT WITHOUT WHICH A~V WARS ARE STRIPPEO NAKEO WOMEN ANYWHERE YOU DROPPED HIM AND HIS CRE"'TE A HEALTHIER CLIMATE rOR OUR CITIZENS. TO THE BONES Of THEIR COMMON BE ... STIALITY. I CREDIT STILL APPEARS BELOW ALL THOSE CON- "THE WIDEl.Y PREV"'LENT CONCEPT or WHAT CON '~ARS, BATTLES, AND REVOLUTIONS COME fRON TESSAS IN BIKINIS IN HOLIDAY MAGAZINI, HERE, STITUTt! NEWS IS A NARROW, DESTRUCTIVE CON THE SOOY "'~O THE l.IJSTS or THE BODY, rOR "IE IS A CAM[RM .... N POPPING UP IN rROHT Of CEPT -- A SICK CONCEPT OESTRUCTI~E TO ~OCIETY ARE OCCASIONED BY THE lovE OF MONEY, ANO MONTE CASSINO ABBEY. BUT YANK CONTAINS AS A WHOLE ••• MONEY HAS TO BE ACQUIRED fOR THE SAKE AND SGT. PETE PARIS'S FIN"'l ~HOTOGRAPHS BECAUSE " WE APPE ... R TO HAVE TOO MANY EXECUTIVES IN THE SERVICE OF THE BODV," SAID PLATO, AND PETE, ALWAYS CHEERrUl., ALWAYS IN THAT LEATHER CHARGE or NEWS PROGRAMS WHO ARE WEDDED TO AGAIN, "WAR, WHETHER EXTE"~"'L OR CIVil, ,S JACKET or HIS, W"'S KILLED IN ACTION IN NOR- THE CONCEPTS or THE PAST AND INCAPABLE OR NOT THE eEST, AND THE ~£[D Of EITHER IS TO MANDY, WITH THE 'IRST WAVE or THE fiRST UNWILLING TO TAKE A STEP rORWARD TOWARD IN BE DEPRECIATED." NOBODY liSTENED, AND THE DIVISION. CREASED SOPHISTICATION AND RECOGNITION THAT OIRTY BROAOSWORD BECAME THE CLEAN BOMB, AT- ANO THE AFfABLE MASTE~ SGT. JOE MCCARTHY WHAT IS GOOD rOR THE COUNTRY IS GOOD rOR TESTING TO THE rO~WARO MARCH or SCIENCE AND I' RECALI.ED MORE TH ... N ONCE H~R£, AWAY fROM THEM." CIVILllATIC~. HIS DESK AS MANAGING EDITOR ... ND CIRCUS RING OTTO TOLD THE rO .. UM OF "THE INFLUENCE 0' AND YET, OH WHAT ... LOVELY WAR, THE JERKY MASTER or THE CLOWNS AND HIGHWIRE ARTISTS ON COMMUNICATIONS MEOlA ON THE CALIBER or fiGURES IN KHAKI AND SUNTAN MOVING ACROSS YANK. (NOW HE WRITES ARTICLES ABOUT THIS AMERICAN CIVllIIATION" THAT HE WAS A PSV OUR filM or MtMORY ••••• "'ND THAT, AND BOOKS ABOUT THE KENNEDY CHOlOGIST SPECI"'lIZING IN "THE AREA or HU THE PUBlIC ... TION BY ARNO PRtSS Or THE COM FAMilY AND fRED ALLEN.) MAN POTENTIAllfIES." THE TWO-DAY NEETING IS PLETE RUN 0' YANK MAGAZINE, IN FOUR THICK THE OUTSPOKEN VIEWS OF YANK STArrERS OFTEN SPONSORtn BY THE CENTER OF AMEftICAN liVING, VOLUMES Or WELL OVER 4,000 PAGES, BRINGS EMERGED IN HUMOR AND rlCTION AND POEMS a INC., A ftNONPRerlT AND EDUCATIONAL GRGANI BACK THE RtCOL~ECTION or THAT WAR. WHAT SGTa HARRY BRQl,rfN IN~ENTED "ART": GREEHGROIN, ZATION a JOURNALISM IS SUDOENLY HISTORY. AND IT IS Prc," A SAO SACK or SORTS, BErORE HIS NOVEL, BALANCED NEWS, OTT. SAID, WOULD INCLUDE; ACCURATE HISTORY BECAUSE THE WRITERS AND "A WALK I N THE SUN. II SGT. M... R J ON I-tARGROVE £XCITING DISCOVERIES rROM THE BEHAVIORAL eARTOONISTS, THE POETS AND PHOTOGRAPHERS, TURNED HIS wEll-KNOWN "$EE HERE, PR I VA TE SCIENCES: REPORTS ON TECHNICAL DISCOVERIES THE M"'IL CALL AND THE AGONY COLUMN WERE ALL HARGROVE," INTO A ,",ORE SERIOUS OBSERVER IN AND INNOVATIONS; THE POSITIVE THINGS A PER G. I. YANK REACHED OUT TO 17 LOCATIONS PLACES liKE liBERATED CHIN.... SGT. WILLIAM SON DOES, LIKE CA"ING FOR HIS rEllOW MAN, AROUND THE WORLD -- fROM PUERTO RICO TO D. ESTOrr, A DISTINGUISHED TURf AUTHOR lTV, WANIS COURAGE, ftEL~ING HIS NEIGHBOR; ITEMS CHINA (THE REAL ONE) AND All THE PLACES Of BROADENED HIS INTERESTS TO REPORT ON THE ABOUT liTERATURe AnD ART. W~R ANO PC ... CE IN BETWEEN WHERE ~ILlIONS or WORI.D SERIES ... NO THE SPORTIHG SGENE. THIS CONCEPT WOULD nStR~E TO UNf'REEZE THE 1 AMERICANS .... ERE STATIONED. IT WAS THE EN- AND CHEESECAKE. WHAT GATE fOLD BUNNIES IN FORMAT OF THE 1920 5 WHICH IS STILL LARGELY LISTED MAN'S wtEKl.Y, PUT OUT BY EX"'LTED SER THE SEDATE R"'W COULD MATCH THE lONG-HAIRED WITH US." THE PRESENT MODE, HE SA' 0, "TENDS GEANTS OF VARIOUS STRIPE, SOME Of WHOM WERE RITA HAYWORTH IN THE DRAPED "'lTOGETHER? TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE BRUTALIZATION OF THE OR WOULD BtCOME WELL-KNOWN FICTION, AND NON WHERE ARE YOU 'NO"', YOU GORGEOUS STARLETS MER I CAN PEOPLE." fiCTION WRITERS. AND SEvERAL WOULD Olt. U.S.O. GIRLS? WHERE ARC VERONICA " NEWS PRnr,;" ..... " ON RADIO AND TELEVISION To SOME Or THEIR A"~~ ~~llEAGUES ON THE LAKE, ADELE MAR"', ANNE GWYNNE, ALEXIS DEAL ALMOST WHOLLY WITH CRIMINAL VIOLENCE ST ... RS AND STRI~~~ THE DAILY NEWSPAPER rOR SMITH, ROCHEllE HUDSON, DELORES MORAN, AND ACCIDENTS, WITH MiliTARY BATTLES OR DIS THE UNITED ST"'TES ... ~MEO rORCES IN THE MEOI SYLVIA QpERT. LESLIE BROOKS, DONNA REED, PATCHES, AND WITH POLITICAL OR INTERNATIONAL TERRANEAN "'ND EUROPE, THE ~ENTLEMEN F"ROM LENORE AUBERT, CHrLE WilliAMS "'ND ESTHER NEWS," OT:ro SAID, "THERE IS AN EXCESSIVE YANK WITH WITH THEIR WEEKLY DE"'DLINE OFTEN WILLIAMS? WHERE ARE ALL YOU SWEATER GIRLS, PREOCCUPATION WITH KI~LING, DE ... TH, MAIMING SEEMED TO BE DROPPING IN ON THE WAR. PER· L"'TIN BOMBSHEllS, SVElT AND STACKEO BEAUT OR INJURING •• a H"'PS THAT IMPRESSION WAS CREATED BECAUSE THE TIES IN BATHING SUITS? ANYONE WHO KNOWS " THE BUUt OF' THE U.S. POPULATION IS AC GENTLEMEN-WRITERS HAD THEIR HEADQUARTERS IN DESERVES A GENUINE PAIR or PlATrORM·SO~ED CUSTOMED TO TURNING ON THE NEWS' UPON AWAKEN THE BARTHOLOMEw BUilDING, ACROSS fRON THE WITH ANKLE -- STRAPS. ING IN THE M~MINQ, WH ... T THEY GET IS LIT DAILY NEWS, IN NEW YORK. THEY CALLED IT THE ~'LATIONSHI~ BtTWEEN A WAR'S MORALITY "ALLY ONLY 'BAD NEWS. SO-CAllED GOOD N~WS' BARTHOLOMEW. ITS POETRY tAN BE JUDGED HERE J TOO. (IN IS ALMOST :t01lE.X1S~J'J:M:l IH OUR 40-YHR-OlD BUT AS IT MUST COME TO ALL MEN, THE YA~ ANIoll/'E:T NAM, THE BA~O DOES NOT SEllE THE SOlDI[~ NEWS rORMAT, out TO ANTIQUATED EDITORIAL DE THAT WEEKLV DtADllNE INTERRUPTED THIS ,.AR ... - VERY orTEN.) DURING WORLD W..... II EVERY CO .. - F'INITIONS OF' 'NEWS.I" DISE. SOLDIERS WENT OVERSEAS; Y... NK WENT SEEMED TO CARRY NOT A BATON IN HIS ABROAD. ONt DAIf, ArTER THE END OF' THE. BUT A COPY or PAlGRAVE'S "GOLDEN Hoover Backs Chicago Police TUNISIAN CAMPAIGN IN 1943, THERt APPEARED IN " AND THE SONNETS .ND lYRICS WERE THE ALGIERS OFrlCE or STARS AND STRIPES TWO IN THE rOXHoLES. THt POEMS __ CLEAN WASH~NGTON (UPI) -- FEDE"AL BUREAU or IN WRITERS rR~~ YANK. OR, RATHER, CORRESPOND DIRTY, SAO AND 5rNTINtNTAl, 'UNNY AND VESTIGATION DIRECTO" J. EDGAR HOOVER SAID ENTS. ONE WAS RtCOGNIZ~6LE ... S SGR. W"'lTER -- AU CHED THE orr I eEa or YAIIlK AND TODAY CHICAGO ~OLle£ AND NATIONAL GOARDS~EN 8ERNSTE I N J OUT OF" DARTMouTH "'ND THE NEW AND STRIPES BY THE BAGrUl EVERY DAY. "WERE rACED WITH VICIOUS ATTACKING MOBS WHO YORKER MAG"'ZINt, WHERE HE HA~ WRITTEN MEMOR MOOD or THE TIME WAS CAPTURED BY SGT • AVE THEM NO ALTERNATIVE BUT TO USE FORCE" ... 6\,,£ 3HORT STORIES. (HE IS NOW A ,",OVIE VIERECK, lATER A PULITZER PRIZE POET, URING DISTURBANCES AT THE DEMOCRAtIC NATION SCENARIST.) THE CHEERFUL BERNSTEIN WAS SOON IT ING rROM ALG I ERS "'ITH AN "OoE To AN MP L CONVENTION. orr AND RUNNING WITH THE INrANTRY IN THE ING ME ON THE RUE 0' ILST." YANK AND HOOVERIS TESTIMONY TO THE NATIONAL CDM MOUNT"'INS Of SICilY AND, LATER, WITH TITO's AND STRIPES BOTH CLAIMED CREDIT rOR THE ISSION ON THE CAUSES AND PREVENTION Ur VIO PART"ANS IN YUGOSLAVIA. HIS ARTICLE' ARE IER VtRsts ABOUT "DIRTY GERTIE fROM [NCE "IN EXCESS or AUTHORITY" IS THE MOST HERE, POllSkED ANO PASSIONATE, IN THEIR ORI IERTE," YHO HAD A MOUSETRAP U" HER SKIRTIE "NGEROUS Of' All BECAUSE. IT LEAVES THE PUBLIC, GIN4l flESH. NO SON ON. I NP"OTECTED. THE OTHER CORRESPONDENT lOOKED liKE A CHUN- SOMETIMES, IN THE STARS AND STRIPES "PUP HoOVER SAID, "I'" IS ... TRIBUTE TO THE AU KY BA~ER fROM SOME EXOTIC BUT FRIENDLY AL POETS" COLUMN, rOOTNOTES ADDED THAT THE HORITIES T~AT UNDER THESE CHAOTIC CIRCUM liED NATION, POSSIBLY AN ANZAC. HIS UNlrORM HAD SINCE BEEN KILLED. TANCES -- DELIBERATELY CR[ATED BY RUTHLESS, SEEMED TO BE All EPAULETS ANv F'ULl or HERA- THESE EDITIONS or Y... NK ARE, IN A SENSE, AWLES, LEADERS -- THE CONVENTION W"'S NOT lORY, HIS TAllOREo BUSH J~CKET OUT OF' CENTRAL TO READ BECAUSE THEY ARt INFECTIOUS ISRUPTED, THE CITy "'AS NOT PARALYZED, NOT CASTING rOR AN OLD TR"'DER HORN MOVIE. COULD Y RECAll THE 'INEST HOURS MORE TH ... N THE NI SHOT WAS rl .. EO BY POLICE AT THE OEMON HE BE A CAbTUREo ITALI ... N GENE~"'l OM THE lAW TTER[ST, AND THEY CAN BE ENJOYED ONLY By T"ATO"S, AND NOT ONE lift WAS LOST." rROM THE 8nlTISH 8TH ARMY ArTER LOSING HIS SURVIVORS. BUT rROM TIME IMMEMORIAL, "IF' IT IS TRUE THAT SOME INNOCENT PEOPLE liGHT TANKS IN LIBY... ? NO, BUT HE MIGHT 3E: ,M.WA" THERE HAVE BEEN TWO WARS: THE WAR, ERE THE VICTIMS or UNNECESSARY .. OUGHNESS ON Pvr. IRWIN SHAW, ALREADY F"AMOUS rOR HIS PL"" THE WAR REMEMBERE.D. WHEN VIRGil WItOTE 'HE PAIliT Of' THE POLICE," HOOVER SAID, lilT 'S "BURY THE: DEAD," AND ... CREDIT TO BROOKLYN flltUMQU[ CANO AI THE OPENING LINE or THE LSO TRUE THAT THE CHICAGO POLICE AND THE COllEGE. C "AENEIO," HE fJl:.A" ... TERRIBLE TALE or ATIONAL GUARD WE .. E r ... CED WITH VICIOUS AT SOMEHOW, I5ETWEEN BOUTS Of liVING HIGH Off' , 'FULL OF aL.ORY VITHO\Jl' PU"POSE AND DEATH loCKING MOBS WHO GAVE THEM NO AlTERNAT'YE aUT 'THE HOG ... ND SH",PINQ UP .T fORT BARTHOLOMEW, ..... rLAME ANO SWORD. AND YET 111 8EOAN, "ARMS o USE 'ORCE TO P~EYENT THESE MOBS rROM ,c THE MEN or YANK M... NAGED TO BE WHERE THE AC- THE "AN I SING." OMPLISHING THE~R DESTRUCTIVE PU"POSES. b :r10,N WU WITH CAMERAS AND SKETCH PADS. SGT. THUS H... n COME MANY SINQnS OF' WAR ""TER- DURING THE COURSE OF THE CONVENTION, HOOVE. ~ERLE MilLER ('THAT WINTER," "ONLY YOU, BUT THE WAR UICRI&ED HERE WAS al' .. AID DEMONSTRATORS HAD TAUNTED THE ,.OLICE PICK DARlINo") JOINED THE ItlrUMEN AT ENlwt .. '£RENT; IT ,R££O PEOPLE ANa COUNTltIEa AHD THE ... NO SUBJECTED THEM TO UNBELIEYABLE ABUSE." lrOK 19I.. ... NO. SCT. HOW"'RD J. BRODIE. WHOSE PI:H HUMA" SPIRIT, "'T lEAST FOR A nw MOMENTS "DEMONSTNATONS C.LLED THEM 'piGS t AND AND BRUSH ARE STILL IN ACTION IN CALI'."N.", HOUTED OaSC[NITIE, AT TMEM, SPIT AT THEM, DIPICTEO JUNGLE riGHTERS ON GU ... DAlCANAL. NO THN'V BA41 0' EXC"EM~NT AND UR,NE "'ND SOT. S"'UL LEVITT SAW ~'" AS ... BELL V OUN ANQIROUS OBJECT' -- 'UCH AI GOL' BALLS V,TH MER St'~ •• HI INVISIONlD .N01HE" WAR IN HIS ROT"UDING NAILS -- AT THEM," THE DINECTOR "l'" Y, "TH' ANDERSONV I LLE Tit ''''". I, SaT. RALPH £lTI"ED. G. MARTIN, WHOlE MOlT ItEC'"T SOaK II hT"[ ------I. WAR," OPEItATED r .. OM PA .. '. TO THE RHINEL4NOf SEN) YOUl HCllIlGLASS HQ4£ SOT. G'PGE ("SLIM") AA"ON' COULD 'OCUI HOURGLASS PAGE 7 ICROSSWORD By Eugene Sheffer I IThe Merced HORlZONTAL ~l Godde~1I VERTI<1AL 18 Letter 1 Doetor~ otdl9~Ord 1 son of 21 Blbllc.. , need 52 Mature _. !'> Care.... 54 Region 2 N"""Bevera,;:; 23 PlUltrie'" 8 HOUIlO!Mld " on.n J Similar %Ii. Thus (L ) n~'" mal1ed 4. StratJlIed 26 FuSll 12 Longwalk S6 Thing :; Candies 27 PrefIX 13 InIH (law) 6 At.moephe~ Mt 14. Elliptical :'17 Often for "I Diplomacy " H ... Hi Feminine a day '" Spud savory _. 58 Aftemoon 9 R<>rnan~t 30 Plncb 16 PartO! pa.rtle~ 10 Docile circle :'19 Seine 11 Snow " ,an!HIgh 17 Qccaidtm 60 GraUf~ v .. hiele 32 Guided 18 Austr!8.Jt ______-., ___ ,-- 17 Browns botamlit Answer to yP81prday II pup;le 3S Trani. 20 Bartei"N ..... 22 E~s 39 Talk/l " --01 42 Theoretical 2~ Beach ,.~ 28 Public "3 Slul1!UI 33 Interna- .. -- lioMI C~al language 4.5 Itahan 34 Epoch at, 35 ctun 46 Mountain 36 Competl- tl~ 48 "".Operatic By OMiR ANDUSON My only worry IS how to instill ,,~ melody Central PrfUls As,wC'latwtl p.attence In thooe whQ must walt 49 Religious 40 conjuncuo;m Corresp01ldent up to two years for their Mer .1 Halt ~n STUTTGART, West Germany cedes" 43 Lea... " '" W ... ., Good ">3 To the -DetrOIt is drivmg the last of In 1946 Merredes produced prlnclples right _he current model year and pre 214 cal'll last year, 200470 ThIS paring for the changeover peri year, the number will riae fur· od along a rocky road pitted ther But not enough to meet With uncertain eco)1omlc CQT\di full demand tlans and acceleratmg foreign competition IN BONN every dlplomat American automakers can f.-eJs compPUed to drIVe a Mer .. nvy Dall'lt\er .Ben!.!)f Stuttgart, C€'d€s (ew!!l the SlIvlet amball5a which seN!nely sets new 6Qles dor dnve" one) Yet, DaImler's rcrords each year only to break debberate concentration on the ,hem the next yer.r without re mass as well as the claflS mar_ BIG PARTY LINE - A sophisticated satellite (top) gard to economic conditions or ket has put a Mercedes Wlthin the reach of the medium_Size Int~l<,at 3 a powerful new type radio relay statiC)!), will competition car buyer (Mercedes prl!'('s be· mOf" than double traIlS-AtlantiC telephone and teleVllllon There IS no other automaker In the world quite like the pro gin at $2,500) lmks following Its launch from Cape Kennedy The 632- ducer of Mercede.9 Benz cal'S Amazingly, the man who pound satelhte )s the fllst (Jf SlX In a $32 mIllion senes, There has not been a postwar dl1ves a Mercedes 200 enjoys ,md It WIlt be parked m a stationary orl)!t (lower] 22300 y~r when DalJl1ler Benz could th(' ga.m(' prestige Image as the miles above the AtlantiC Ocean over the Eqllator and just meet all the demand for aU of Rullr tycoon toolmg along the f'a~t of Brazil It Wlll btl able to tmnsmlt 1200 two-way its models For Mercedes cars autobahn in his chauffered Mer t~\~pholle ron"ersahons or four color tel~caats sIJl'lultane_ are not sold~they are dlstr:lbut cedes 600 Both are Mercedes ousl\ between ground stations In the Americas Europe Asia .. £I to meet ol'1iers dnvers' • • Lately Daimler haa concen DAIMLER BENZ has built trated. on adding models to the Its two millionth car smoo 1946 center of its sales spectrUnl But Appropnately the mne~tone It has done so In the unhurried Mercedes was a Diesel pll5Sen evolutionary way that charac ger car (Daimler Is one of the terizes th~ Stuttg'art 9.utomaker world's few producers of a Die Perhaps Daimler Benz could sel $Ildan) sell more ca.rs But the =mpany Says Arthur J Keser, Drum Could hardly be more profitable ler's press chief "I haye the While the Gennan Ill8.rket sag ...-..-.m'II worlds eRJ!lest job We lead the ged in recent years, Mercedes KWNZ GDKFIi FRNHWYQWH JNDTBF field Our cars seU themselves Benz b()(l~ted sales 28 ner cent FPNWLJNOKWNF RLS:LR1U! SHE DOUN'T tiKi WALLACE-----One of the protestors at a speech by third party presidential hopefUl George Wallace Is earned awav b,V police in Milwaukee, Wis CONTRACT BRIDGE By B. Jay Becker North Maler and {iiscarded three hearta on MINIHU RESCUED FROM ICE POCKET-Rev Raymond K Both sides vu1ne!'1lble dummy', cood cluhs 8.11 At the IIeCOnd table, East Stout IS met by his brother Roy (kIl@elmg), he is carried NORTH down Mt Hood alter bemg rescued. from a crevasse hJ.gh chOIlll .. .more thaua'bttul JIMIthod on the 11 ,ZolS-foot mountam near Portland, Ore He was .A of defense Here declU"el' also .Q1 ftrteued: the club and lost to the re$Cued nine hours a.!ter he tumbled mto an Ice pocket. COFFEE_BREAK-Like the av<,rage Amel1can Job-noMer, De +AQ10 king But East, ~ the Lookmg on IS Roy Conklin," of a MountaUl Rescue Team troit wmdow wa.9her Joe Sheppard takes a coffee-break "AQ110962 bidding thorougbly, doc14ed. that WEST high over a downtown street EAST a club retum wu rutile. ."'32 He reall&ed declarer'l trump-' .KJ98S ... mUlt be $01111 u4 that .. clUb +96U .KJ812." return bad pra.ctlc&lly no ebance .... "X8S3 of promoUng a trump trick for soum West. He knew that Boutb lWS .KQJI09U ele<:ted to fble&lll the elul> with .A10H (WIly a singleton IUld that. he W/Ul therefore prepared for a ... 1 dub returu The bidding E a s t furthermore realtaed .' the.t SOuth had jumped to two North .l!'.Ut South and four spadel enn thoucb It 1. Pass lI\ter developed. (In respoDdIDg 3. PaSli to Blackwood) that he had. only 'NT Pails ••5. one ace IUld (me king Eut. tiNT PaIS '. could therelore reuonably .._ sume that decluer'a trumpl Openmg lead-tour'. of clubs were Imprepabll With a club retum ruled out, '.This hand oceurred In a team Eallt had to chclo8e between a match At both tables the oon heart and a dlamon4 retum. Ha tra.ct was a1x IJpad,e~, and at ktt_ from the blddin&' tb&t "aeh table the opening lead was South had the ace and West a club However, tlle .:lam W8.9 UUI king of hearta But But made 111 one table and defeated &l&o knew that a beart retunt at the other would fail beCauIe south would At the first table, declarer Win with the ace and. later 1'Wl fineseed the queen of club. and his ctulHl to brlq IloJb the loat to the k1ng E:a.rt returned .. lam a elub and South had no trouble So BlUl nturMd a dlamaDd rnaJdng the contract He rutted In the hope of ~ ~ high, led II. .. plLde to the 1LCfI, and With & liqleton 1D. lbt.l .utt ruffed another club high Then, As & l'Uult, SOUth was dlprlYed. after draWing t rum P II, he of ... crucJal entry to dWmny and cl'Oallfld to the ILCfI of d1&mOlldll had to I'D doWn one ... ••• MOVIES TONIGHT PUBLISHED BY GLl!IBAL ASSOCIATES AT THE ••• DIRECTION OF THE COMMANDING orF'ICER, JUNIOR GIRl. SCOUT UNlrORM ,o\NO M.t,T, Slzr 8, HIlMMONO CMORO ORG""~. COLOSPOT KWAJol..LEIN MISSILE RANGE, Mto.RSHo\LL IS- Alc, 16,500 BTU, EXCELLENT CONDIT lOON, LANDS. CONTRACT DAAG·43~67-C-OOOI, SH(Mf !ME: C"'LL 83785 OR SEE ~T 106~B. SHOt/TIME THE HoURGLASS IS PUBLISMED OAILY MON- Ivey Hall 6'30&830 Ocea n View 7 30 & 12 15 DAY THROUGH SATUROAY. DEADLINE FOR SUISUl AM/n.1 AMPLIFIER 3000A USED 3 NOTICES IS 3 PM THE DAY BEfORE PUBLICA WILL PENNY MONTHS, $150. SONY MODEL T263D TAPE BEST MA.N TION. WESTERN :lRAMA COLOR DECK WITH NEW PL.t,y HE"'D. SURE PRE POLITICAL DRAMA COLOR ALL NOTICES AND AOVERTISEMENTS MUST CMARLTON HESTC~, JOAN HACKETT "'MP SET IS IDE~L rOR DUSBING BoTH HENRY FONDA, CLlfr ROSERTSON BE SU6MITTEO IN WRITTEN FORM, TELE- UNITS, $50, COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVER, • pHOI~ED NOTICES AND "'OS WILL NOT BE HAMMARl.UND HQ-140, $100 CAl.L 82487 ACCEPTED. ALL COpy AND I'HOTOGRAPHS ,\rHR 6 PM. BEC~E TNE I'ROPERTY Of THE HOURGLASS. REpue... ICATION Of MATERIA'" CONTAINEO ONE M... MIYA SEKOR C-33 TWIN LENS RE MEREIN IS NOT AUTHORIZED WITHOUT TME SHOWTIME SHCMTrME Fl.U CAMERA, 65MM. 105104104 LENS AND Trade Winds 8 PRIOR APPROVAL or THE COMMANDING Of~ Richardson 7 30 fICER, KWAJAL£IN MISSI ... E RANGE. CABLE REl.EASE Two MONTHS 0l.0 -- VERY l.ITTl.E USED, $150. CA ... L 82626 Ir YOU MAVE NOT RECEIVED YOUR HOUR VENGENCE OF SHE IlrTER 5 PM. DETECTIVE GLASS BY 6 15 PM PLEASE CALL 83539 FANTASY DRAMA COLOR CRIME DRAMA COLOR-W'S BETWEEN THE HOUAS or 6 15 AND 6·45 PM JOHN RICHARDSON, OL INKA BEROVA F'RANK SINATRA, LEE REMICK AND A COpy WILL BE DELIVERED TO YOU, MAN'S BIKE -- IN GOOD CONDITIO~. WII.... EDITOR LARRY CORS I THROW IN NEW SPARES CONSISTING or MOVIE CLASSIFICATION STAFf MARCIA CHRIVIA BRAKE & C... BLE ASSY., GEAR SHIFT CABLE GirT OF LOVE - ATC VIRGINIA STORME ASSY J INNtRTUBE, AND rl.ASMl.IG!lT IN ENEMY COlJllTRY - AT LucY BLOEDEL $20 OR BEST OFrER. CAU 81229 DURING THE DETECTIVE - A CAROL GArrNY WOR~ING HOURS OR 82147 orF DUTY !lOURS, 5 MILLICt-l YEARS TO EARTH -ATC CIRCUUTION THE VENGENCE OF SHE - AT MA.NAGER DAN QoGERS Two SPIDER BIKE ,R"'MES, CALL 82205 5 MILLION YEARS TO EARTH A TIME TO SING - ATC .rTER 4 30 I'M SCIENCE FlcnON COLOR ~ilLL PENNY AT JAMES DONALD, ANDREW KE IR BEST MAN - AT ~OMAN'S 3 WHEELED BIKE, MAN'S BIKE, BOY'S SIKE, RC/I W!lIRLPOOl DISHWASHER, SEARS DRYER, SEARS TAPE TY!'E ADDING MACMINE, FRESM WATER AQUARIUM, FULLY 16 STOCKED WITM GUI'I'IES AND PLATIES, WITM GLOBAL ASSOCIATES I'UMI', fiLTER, ALL ACCESSORIES, 9':d2' GOLD CARI'ET WITM PAD, 22,500 BTU AIR CONDITIONER, 9,000 BTU AIR CONDIT Official Bulletin ONE ADDITIONAL LARGE AIR CONDIT SIZE UNKNOWN, 8 PANELS Of BEI(lE DA TE DUTY orr I eER PHONE D"'R~ BROWN WIG, MEDIUM SMORT, WORN ONCE, ICE CMEST. ApPLIANCES AVA~LABLE 18SEpT68 MAJ. F.R. K ... RCM 82786 ON I OCTOBER CALL 82458. I 95EI'T68 MAJ H.E STUBBS 82187 205EpT68 cw4. J. KCEllNG 82461 2ISEpT68 CPT. R H. ZUMWALT 83620 WANTED 22SEPT68 MAJ. R. MUNGOVAN 82790 SHELLS IN GOOD CONDITION, REA- ~ 23SEPT68 LTC. J.C COOPER 82838 SONABLE PRICE CALL 83589 OR 83540 DUTY OrrlCER IS KWAJALEIN MISSILE BETWEEN 2330-0800. ASK rOR BEN BASA, RANGE COMMANDING OfFICER'S REPRESENTA TIVE DURING OTMER THAN NORMAL DUTY Boy's 26" BICYCLE OR SPIDER BICyCLE~ MOURS. IN GOOD CONDITION CALL 82701. COOKIES FOR VIET, NAM LOST FOR SrVtR~L YEARS NOW THE GIRL SCOUTS PEARL RING - WHITE GOLD. SMALL 01,1, ON KWA~AL[IN HAVE BtEN SENDING COOKIES ,"'ONOS ON eITHER SIDE,I. REWARD CA,lI. TO OUR MEN IN VIET NAM. THE MONTH or 82729 UTER 4 30 OR u3601. OCTOBER WILL riND MANY GIRL SCOUTS IN THEIR KITCHENS BAKING COOKIES, THEY 5ANDRA HAYNIE NUMBER THREE IRON ASK rOR YOUR HELP. IF YOU HAVE A RELA F'INDER PLEASE CALL 83762 TIVE OR A FRIEND OR IF YOU KNOW or ANY~ LADIES PilLE BLUE STAR SAppMIRE RING ONE IN VIET NAtoI, WE WOULD LIKE TO HAVE WHITE GOLD SETTING, SMALL CH'I' DIA THE YENGUNCE OF SHE HIS NAME AND ADDRESS SO THAT HE COULD MONDS ON EACH SIDE. FiNDER PLEASE >-'-______~~;_~~===:~~~:=~~--_:~:_------__1REC[IV[ COOKIES FROM OUR GIRLS. CALL 82504. REWARD. I WE WOULD ALSO WELCOME ANY COOKIES Weekly Movie Schedule 'fDU WOULD LIKE TO ADO TO THE ONES THAT r------~------.------__lWE ARE SENDING, ::N~H~A;~::~~ ~~~~~£ (~~~~o B;~W:)G~~tASEI~--~R-I~C="'-R~D=5-ON----r_--OC--E-A-N--V-'-EW--_,-CYCOCKcWE~cyUKcc __ _,~ICV:EcYCHA~L=LCCr_~TR~A~DE:W~IN:D:5~--~ CONTACT JEANETTE S~ARKS. PHONE 82103, CALL 83377 OR TA. 808. NAM[ O~ lOLOVE QUARTERS 1026, TO ADD ~~Y N~MES TO THE 15 Dor~"'Lo INGRAM MON GIfT OF' VENGEtKE WILL A TIME 5 MILl/ON LIST O$j: rOR rURTHER INFORM.t,TION CMILD'S REO AND WHITE TOT ROD RACER, Rosh Hashanah Events CHAIN-DRIVE, BENT LEFT R(,lR WHEEL, ROSH HASHANAH, HIGH HOLY DAYS MARKING MISSING fROM QUARTERS 406.6. PLEASE TME BEGINNING Of TME JEWISH NEW VEAR, RETURN OR CIlLL 82688. WILL OCCUR SEPTEMBER 23 AND 24. A ROSH HASHANAM DINNER FOR BACHELORS AND FAMI FOUND LIES TO USHER IN THE NEW YEAR WILL BE PiiF!lPRESCRlpTION SUNGLASSES AT HELD SUNDAY, SEI'TEMBER 22 AT 6'30 PM IN BACHELOR'S BEACM. PICKUP AT 108 REEf THE YOKWE YUK BAN YON ROOM. CALL MRS, 00 OR CALL 82371 ETHEL GOULD AT B2220 fOR RESERVATIONS. '" 5HE ROSH HASHANAH SERVICES WILL BE HELD 5MILLI,~·-t-- ONE PAIR !'RESCRlpTION Gl.ASSE!J, BROWNISH MONDAY, SEI'TEMBER 23 AT 9 30 AM AT IVEY YEARS GOLD fRAME. FOUND 437-C OWNER HALL EVERYONE IS WELCOME. PLEA,SE CA,U 82//5. ANYONE iNTERESTED iN JEWISH ACTIVITI THE CHILDREN'S MAT/NEE FOO SATURDAY AND S~DAY WILL BE "liTTLE LEAGUE AT ANY TIME MAY CALL MRS. GOUl.D rOR IN SERVICES MOCHIE" AT I PM. I rORMATI ON PRIVATE REMEDIAl. READING AND INDIVID I-----~~------~------I UAL TUTORING ~Y QUALifiED TE"CMER. CALL 82344 ANYTIME A "PRE-SCUBA" CONDITIONING CLASS WilL BE HELD ON TUESDAYS AND fRIDAY NIGHTS No OAY C"RE fOR CHILDREN AGES 1-2~, I\l!!JU~jGUil:iL m:;:m;::~;," f;~~,::::;::~~~':: ~:~::~~~;:,:: FROM 7 - 9 AT THE OEPENOENTS POOL. STARTING TUESDAY SEI'T. 17 "'NO LASTING MONDAY THRU FRIDAY CALL 82671 {lJGWlJ@ rOR AN OUTING AYLON, SUSAN 2577 UNTIL OCT. 4TH. (NO SWIMMING), BOROUEZ 1102 BABYSITTING IN MY HOME ANY "'GE. THURSDA Y. THE EL T£RA 1350 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY ALSO SATURDAY BUS WILL LEAVE THE NURSERY AT 8 30 AM HOUST.lN 2301 A REHINOER TO ~LL DEI'ENDENT rAMIL.ltS ~OR WORKING MOTHERS. CALL Jo ANN AND RETURN AT II AM T!lE NURSEAY WILL GALARIADA, J 1804 THAT THERE ARE NEW POOL HOURS - OPEN H_L VERSON AT 82323. REMAIN OPEN rOR THE CONVENIENCE Of MARIANO~ J 2740 SWIMMING rROM 930 AM-6 30 PM. DAILY CHILDREN UNAEILE TO (>0 TO THE B£"'CH WILLIAMS, H. 9652 EXCEPT THURSDAY. NEW EVENING HOURS ANNOUNCEMENTS S I GL(R 3384 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS IS fORMING A BARG/l.IN 6o'.ZAAR IS O~EN WEDNESDAY MORN_ SPENCER 3055 '" 7 9 PM M~T-W rOR ADULTS ONLY (14 NEW C.R~Jp ON KWAJAL[IN ANYONE IN. ING BETWEEN TME HOURS Of 930 "'NO II SCUDDER 299 OLDER TEPESTED MAY OBTAIN INrOIiMATION AT PICKUPS ARE MADE WEDNESDAY ArTERNOONS. 7 9 I'M F~SAT-SUN FOR fAMILY SWIM TR ... Il.ER !}29 If YOU HAVE ANY QIVE-AWAYS CALL VIRGIN CUB SCOUT PACK NO. 135 MING. CLOSED THURSDAYS IA SHELOON AT 82710 OR LILLIAN PRESTON SE!'TEMBER THEME - CARNI¥AL AT 8249;5 REO FEZ DINNER WILL BE HELO ON SEI'TEM 16 SEPT. - Dtlll MOTMER ANO ASST. DEN THE ROI-NAMUR DOLPHINS WILL HAVE A BER 19 IN THE BANY.lN ROOM or THE YOKWE ~------ MoTHER MEETING WILL BE HELD NOT I (.( TO KGA MEMBERS MEETING THURSDAY NIGHT, StpTEMBER 19, YUK CLUB No HOST COCKT"'Il.S 7 30 TO AT 490-6 AT 8 PM ALL KGA MEHBERS ARE URGED TO ATTEND AT 7 PM IN TME ROI COMMUNITY CENTER. ~ GO ~M MNO DINNER AT 8 ~M. ALL F&AM IB SEPT. - PACK COMMITTEE MEETING WILL THE MONTHLY MEETING THIS WEDNESDAY "'NO MEMBERS Of T~E 0 E S .1,"'0 THEIR BE HELD AT GEORGE SEITZ $EpT. IB, AT 7 30 PM AT THE DON'T fOOGET -- "THE DETECTIVE" ""LL SP'QUSES ARE INVITED TO "'TTEND. ISLANr CLUBHO~SE SCnOOL AT 7 PM ASIOE rRDM THE ~ENERAL OROER BUSI~ SE SHOWN AGAIN AT THE YO~WE YUK THEATER rOIlMAL THE GUEST SPEAKER WILL BE or 25 SEPT. - PACK MEETING AT (MON BEACH NESS, A rllM or THE 1966 BUICK OptN ON SATURDAY NIGHT AT 7 9. REV BUCK WHO WILL TALK ON ~ICRONESI" AT 7 I'M. & WIL.L BE S~OWN. RErFlESHMENTS WILL BE PLEASE M"KE YOUR R[S(RVATIONS THROUGH SERVED. MOVIES FOR MECK ISLA~D E.,I. POTTER CALL 82584 AT HOME OR HAVE BROGt WILL TRAVEL You SAY TOU WEDNESDAY·· HONEYMOON MACHINE 7{jl'j AT WORK ARE ~AVING A PARTY? You ~AY YOU DON'T THURSDAY -- DID YOU H(AR THE ONE ABOUT THE PROTESTANT CHAPEL CHOIR MEETS TO WANT TO TAKE TIME TO CLEAN BEfORE AND ----- THE TRAV[LING SAL[SLADY? CADETTE GIRL ~COUT TROO~ No.5 WILL NIGHT AT 7 30 PM IN THE CHAPEL. ANY ArTER? WELL, I KNOW JUST THE MAN WHO MEET "EONES!)AY, SE~TUHIER 18 AT 1j,77-A O"lE INTERESTED IN SINGING WITH TME CAN DO THE JOB CONTACT GEORGE FLAZER CHOIR IS INVITED TO COME TO THE CHAI'EL - T 7 PM AT 81538 SEND A copy Of THE HOURGLASS