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Friday, July 4, 1969 VOL 9, No 8440

Thuy Returns to Paris HAACP Unvei's Monument 'n Tribute to Medger (vers After Hanoi Conferences JACKSON, MISS (UPI) -- The National Asso­ PARIS (UPI) -- North Vietnamese offi­ ciatIon for the Advancement of Colored cials sa~d today chief Communist nego­ People unveiled a monument today In trI­ tiator Xuan Thuy will return today to bute to the late Medgar Evers during a me­ Par~s from extens~ve consultations in morial service for Mississippi "martyrs" Hanoi on the next move in the talks and other deceased members on V~et Nam Evers, a former state NAACP field sec- They said the 54-year-old North V~­ retary, was shot from ambush and killed etnamese diplomat, who was summoned on outside his Jackson home six years ago May 24 to return to Hanoi, will arrive The special memor1al service was held at at Le Bourget a~rfield after stopovers the 60th annual convention to put the fi­ in Peking and Moscow where he d~scussed nishing touches on its six-day meetIng In peace and war issues with high-ranking thIS Deep South CIty The convention will Communist Ch~nese and Soviet officials close tomorrow at noon All~ed officials awaited Thuy's re­ Mrs Myrlie Evers, widow the slaIn Ne­ turn to see whether h~ will give them gro lader, Charles Evers, who succeeded specific information on whether the his late brother, and Aaron Henry, PreSI­ current lull in f~ght~ng in South Viet dent of the NAACP of MisSlSSlPP, all de­ Nam was a maJor goodw~ll gesture fore­ picted Medgar Evers as a man "who gave h1s shadow~ng concessions at the negotia­ life for what he belIeved in and the bet­ t~ng table, or Just a strictly military terment of others " tactrcal coincidence Charles Evers saId It was the fourth me­ The Hanoi official, who holds cabinet morIal service he had attended thls year rank ~n North Viet Nam's Communist gov­ and promIsed delegates that "as long as ernment, was believed to be returning there is hate, discrImInation, bIgotry and to Paris with fresh instructions on how INDFPENDENCE D4Y MESSAGE TO MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES racists there w1ll be more " Evers, who will become Mayor of Fayette, to handle the Paris talks, now in the~r On July 4, 1969, we shall observe the 193rd annIversary of the DeclaratIon of Miss1ssippI, Monday, said Henry, hImself 25th week and still d~adlocked Independence Th~s IS a spec~al day to be celebrated by all Amer1cans It 1S a and others had deCIded long ago that dy­ North Vietnamese and Viet Cong offi­ tIme to recall wIth JOY and celebrat10n the proclamatIon of "llberty throughout cials have withheld comment on the lull the land," on that GlorIOUS Fourth 1n 1776, the day our Nat10n was born ing was not so bad--"lt IS what you d~e for " wh~ch was officially noted by Secretary In the words of John Adams, our second Pres1dent, th1S day "ought to be com­ of State W~lliam Rogers in Washington memorated by solemn acts of devotIon to God solemnIzed wIth pomp and parade on Wednesday, and confirmed since then from ore end of thIS cont1nent to the other, from th1S t1me forward ever- HViet Traffic S'ows by U S field commanders on the bat­ more " tlefield Our herItage of the democrat~c prInCIples of the equalIty and dIgnIty of all On Ho Chi Mini Trai' All~ed analysts recalled that in the men and theIr "unal1enable rIghts of llfe, lIberty, and the pursuIt of happ1- SAIGON (UPI) -- U S mIlItary sources to­ past each prolonged trip home of a key ness" stems from thIS document These prInc1ples, to WhICh the DeclaratIon's day reported a sharp drop In North Vietna­ Hanoi or Viet Cong negotiator was fol- founders mutually pledged the1r Ilves, theIr fortune~, and the1r sacred honor, mese traffIC over the Ho ChI MInh supply lowed shortly afterwards by new Com­ are today protected by all men and women 1n the Armed Forces For th1S, all trail and a Marine general sa~d the cur­ munist diplomatic moves--either a soft­ Amer1cans can be proud of your contr1butlon to our secur1ty--t en~ure that ening or toughening of their line succeedIng generatIons of AmerIcans w1ll always be able to celebrate rent lull ~n major fIghting could be a Observers said that at next Thurs- Independence Day sign that HanOI is scaling down the war day's sess~on, Lodge is expected to ex­ The sources said the dally flow over the plore in m~nute detail the latest ideas Flclcard Nlxon Ho Chi Minh tra~l 1nto South V1et Nam has of the Hanoi leaders dropped from 40 trucks last February to 18 last week The same military sources also reported Astronauts Spend Last Weekend that for the fIrst time In 17 months sol­ diPTs of the U S Marine DiviSIon In the Da Nang area were encounterIng only VIet At Home Prior to Moon Launch Cong guerr~llas and that North V1etnamese SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON (UPI) -- The Apollo 11 Astronauts, objects of publ~c scru­ troops had withdrawn into the mountaIns t~ny for the past few weeks, escaped to the pr~vacy of the~r homes this mornIng behind the Da Nang coastal plain during their last weekend in Houston before the scheduled July 16 launch to the MaJ Gen Ormond SImpson, the commander Moon of the 1st Marine Div~slon, sa1d the pull­ back In the Da Nang area and other Commu­ Meanwhile, Space Center technicians rushed to complete a crash protect~ve sys­ tem to isolate Nell Armstrong, Edwin Aldrin and Michael Collins dur~ng their f~­ nist moves was enrouraging nal pre-flight news conference tomorrow "We were Impressed WIth the low enemy activity," SImpson sa~d "We are attempt- The system, more ellborate than anyth~ng normally provided for the President, was to protect the Astronauts from any 1ng to determ~ne If the enemy 1S hurt and germs the newsmen might carry regroup~ng for new attacks or If, perhaps, Space doctors have ,:atalogued the mi­ Two Libera' Senators this is the hopeful SIgn everyone has been cro-organisms each Astronaut normally lookIng for Our guard IS up and we cannot carries In h~s body so he can be Seei Rearrangement make any assumption " tested after he returns from the Moon Simpson said It would be at least an- to see If he brought back any strange other month before any firm conclUSIon can Of Hationa' Priorities be drawn organisms WHILE YOU'RE COMFORTABLY ENJOYING the All contacts wIth persons with whom WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Two lIberal sena­ Communiques from the U S Command today fIreworks ton~ght, you mlght take a reflected the low level of war actIon the Astronauts do not normally associ­ tors attacked military spending in moment to remember the men ln V1et Narn Spokesmen reported only two clashes In­ ate has been halted 4th of July stacements today, callIng where the fJ reworks are not pleasurable The Astronauts relaKed today, facing for a rearrangement of natIonal prio­ volv~ng U S casualties a bush schedule tomorrow morning before rItIes the afternoon news conference and in- But Sen Barry Goldwater (Rep Ariz) Romania May Become New Site terv~ews w~th reporters late into the saId such cr1tlcism endangers Ameri­ night can securIty They had a clear schedule again Sun­ Sen Walter Mondale, (Dem -Minn ), day before returning to Cape Kennedy on attrIbuted much of the "agony of the For Faltering Sino-American Talks LONDON (UPI) -- RomanIa, one of the came to Peking's defense when SOVIet lead­ Monday for a final brushup rev~ew be­ CItIes" to heavy m111tary spendIng fore the flIght WhICh he said denies needed money to few nations to claIm good relat10ns ers tried to ram a condemnation of Ch~na Pek~ng, TechniCIans erected a huge plast~c improve condItIons in rural areas SO WIth both WashIngton and may through the Communist summIt meeti~g last cage In the space center's auditorium as to halt the steady m1gration to become the new SIte of the sputter1ng month By contrast, Poland's Wladyslaw Go­ around the place the Astronaut's will already choked citIes SIno-AmerIcan ambassadorIal talks, di­ mulka led the attack at the Summ1t on the SIt for the news conference "Almost every one of these areas plomatIC sources saId today regime of Mao Tse-tung At the back of the cage, six powerful faces serious problems of SOCIal un­ The posslble shIft of the talks from The ambassadorial talks--the only chance "clean room" fIltered blowers, pur­ rest, envIronmental pollutIon, and Warsaw, where for 15 years they have for AmerIcan and Chinese officials to ex­ chased from a Los Angeles firm Monday unemployment," Mondale sa~d In a Bos­ been the only channel for a Peklng­ change view face to face--had been sche­ at a cost of almost $6,000, sent a ton speech WashIngton dIalogue, to Bucharest re­ duled to resume in Warsaw last January stream of fIltered aIr into the cage "Programs designed to slow the mI­ ma1ned speculative, the sources said But the Chinese abruptly canceled them, The crash program to build the cage gratIon by providing equal educatIon­ But thlS speculatIon has been for­ allegedly because the U S government had began last weekend when Space Agency al and employment opportunItIes, plus tIfIed bV the announcement that PreS1- helped a Chinese diplomat to defect to the dent Nixon w1ll VIS1t Romania August Hest physlc~ans, who had already put the As modern publIC serVIces ~n rural areas tronauts under a pre-flight quarant1ne, are reeling under the hammer-blows of 2-3 When Peking made the surprIse suggestion became concerned that they might pick war spendIng, WhICh thIS year will In Budapest, the HungarIan political for the resumption of the ambassadorial ex­ up germs from the hundreds of newsmen total $81 bllllOn " magaZIne, Magayarorszag suggested Nix­ changes early this year, diplomats specu­ from allover the world e}pected at the Goldwater took the opposite VIew on m1ght use h1S tr1p "to make use of lated the move heralded a policy switch by news conference "The hue and cry WhICh IS presently RomanIa's speCIal POSItIon to create Communist China, after the tumultuous "cul­ If all goes as planned, Apollo 11 being raIsed against the so-called a new style of contact WIth China" tural revolution " WIll go Into Moon orbit July 19 and rnll1tarY-lndustrial complex has There was no formal confIrmatIon of But PekIng, haVIng init1ated the plan, Armstrong and Aldrin will fly the SpI­ reached such a level of 1ntenslty it the reports The Romanians who ap­ canceled It suddenly and set no new date, der-shaped lunar lander down to the becomes more dIffIcult every day to parently rIsked Moscow's d~spleasure leaVIng the whole issue of pOSSIble Sino- Moon's surface the next day place thIS natIon's securIty and Its by InVItIng Nlxon, have been keeping American talks up ~n the aIr Diplomatic speculation recently mentIoned Then, early in the morning on July 21 defense effort in proper perspect~ve" a reserved attItude recently on maJor fIrst Armstrong and then AldrIn will Crlt1cs of mIlItary, Goldwater saId POlICy issues in VIew of theIr straIn­ a ShIft of the meeting SIte from Warsaw to actually walk on the Moon "bel1eve that if we refuse to go a­ ed relatIons WIth RUSSIa and their op­ Stockholm, Sweden, which currently is try­ "We certa1nly can't imagIne how we head WIth necessary defense proJects en attempt to seek better relations to normal~ze relatIons with Peking could be any more readv than we are," our potentIal adversarIes will some­ w1th WashIngton Now Bucharest is CIted as a possible al- Dr Robert Gllruth saId how be shamed into dOIng lIkeWIse But observers noted that Romania ternative PAGE 2 HOURGLASS I rJehy, July I" )'J(/

KZVH Pr gram 5ch dul Is surrunpr Vd.r"I'tt]()Tl vrttlTlI~ J") 'J If • Gl ve yoursel f a trfC::'Jt r T" Tl'J J Ij' 'J, I FRIDAY AND SATURDAY mornlng, July 8 at thr- Yr.,h" {ljY ",­ men I s Club Get AC'lUal ntr d ('Jf f" lTJ 1 r' ROSSINI - Wl111am Tell Overture Banyan Room of tbp C1u1." 'b'-"Vl TlrJ) TIi' ",1 7 30 pm - 12 00 9 30 am Old tlmers and n'-",! drrJ r"J Community Services London Symphony Orchestra conducted by are cordlally lnvlted Plerlno Gamba HOLIDAY SCHLDULE HANDEL - Organ Concerto In F Major (The The regular meetlng of the ¥\rIaJaleln Cuckoo and the Nlghtlngale ) Communlty Theater group \>1111 be held 7 42 pm - 13 00 on Monday, July 7th at 7 30 pm , In ACtlVlty 1 Larghetto 2 Allegro 3 Larghetto, the Communlty Center Allegro Joerge Faeber conductlng the Wertemberg Chamber Orchestra Helmut At thlS time, three plays, selected by Bank of Hawall Closed Closed Rllllng, organ the Play Commlttee wlll be dlscusspd Barber Shops MAHLER - Songs of A Wayfarer and productlon dates be declded upon Paclflc ~ AJ~--8 Ph Closed 8 00 pm - 16 00 All members, past, present and future Sands AI1--8 Pil Closed 11 Mlldred Ml1ler, mezzo soprano, Columbla are requested to attend thlS meetlng EeautJi Salon 7-30AJ1-6-30 Pi' Closed Symphony Orchestra conducted by Bruno Closed LaundlJ' 7-30AJ'1-5-00 I'll Walter Dining Facilities Sch 3 Rl--6 PM Closed dul Llquor Store MENDELSSOHN - Mldsummer's thght Dream ll~cv IS 10-30AlI-l Pi Closea 8 16 pm - 48 00 Regular Schedule 2 Pli--6 Pd SNACK BAR Arlene Saunders, soprano, Helen Vauni, nurser;) School Closed Closed mezzo soprano, Inga Swenson, narrator Regular Schedule on FrIday Post OffIce 9 AlI--l I'd OCEAN VIEW Boston Symphony Orchestra conducted by Hohday Schedule on Saturday 2 R-i--"( - 30 ~-'i! Closed Erlch Lelnsdorf 30At'1 -1 00 Pt 1 9- Closed SCHUMANN - Etudes Symphonique, Op 13 Regular Schedule on Fnday 2 R'l_-6 00 Pll CROSSROADS 9 05 pm - 34 00 Hohday Schedule on Satur:iay Ten-Ten Store 10 All--2 30 ~'ll 10 Ali--2 30 HI Vladlmlr Ashkenazy, piano I' P'~--lG PI ~ PM--IO PM HOLST - The Planets EDR/nc Hollday Schedule Frlday ~pm - 52 00 Brunch Schedule Frlday,Saturday Special Services Conducted by Slr Adrlan Bolt, the New Sunday Phllharmonla Orchestra plays Regular Schedule on Frlday BCllVllnc Alle, PDR )-30 Ah-ll 3C h ')-30Al-1l-30 Pt-i BRAHMS - 10 35 pm - 10 00 Brunch Schedule on Saturday Bacnelors Pool ReG Schedule Re= Schedule Academlc Festlval Overture, Op 80 Sunday Dependents Pool 9-30All- / -00 ?d 9-30AJvl-6-30 PM Phl1harmonia Orchestra conducted by Regular Schedule FrldaY,Saturday HourGlass MECK ReG PubllcatlO'l No publlcatlon Joseph Knps Brunch Schedule Sunday Llbrary 9 Ar\-1O Pi, 1 Pil-JO PM SUNDAY AND MONDAY I OVles neG Schedule Hecular Schedule Golf ChbnocJ.se 7-30)H-o 00 HI 7-30J\!ll-8 00 PM New Sunday School Quart r G'~::lr Loc\er G- 30A\'- 5 30 r' 1 '~- 30lill-2 30 PM Three hours of mUS1C wlth only one Inter­ f noto L'lb )-30iL-1O ;::>d 1 PM--IQ PM ruption, featuring Elmer Bernstein, ThlS Sunday lS the beglnnlng of a new Bll1y Eckstine, Marvln Gaye, Rlchard Hobb\ 3hoiJ l2-30Pi,-5-]C dL 12-30:"'1"-5-30 fl1 Sunday School quarter The chlldren of 0-30.?J.l-)-30 1-\ Hayman, his orchestra and chorus,The pre-school and prlmary age should be Itallan Guitars, Malehowa & The Trade asslsted ln flndlng thelr classrooms Wlnds, Barbara McNair, Carmen McRae, by the parents or by an older Chl1d Summer Program in Full SWing Ml1ton Rogers Orchestra, The Supremes, New famllles wlshlng to enter thelr The Four Tops The station break will chlldren In Sunday School are requested be after "The Hawallan Weddlng Song " to take them to the asslgned classroom and reglster them wlth the teacher ln attendance CORRECTION The fhcrones1-an Handl,craft Shop w1-ll be open on Saturday mornl,ng 2 and 3 year olds Island Nursery

The Coral Sands Pavl1lon and all areas 4 year olds Room 4 wlthln 600 feet of the firlng area wl11 be off-limlts from 7 pm untl1 after 5 year (6 next yr ) Room 20 the Fire Works dlsplay on July 4th All Island resldents are asked to coope­ 5 year (6 thu yr. ) Room 6 rate wlth security roadblocks Flrst Grade Room 7 As for the Flre Works Dlsplay, there wl11 First Grade Room 1 be several "announcement salutes" between 7 45 pm and 8 pm The progra~ will be­ Second Grade Room 2 gln at 8 with the flrlng of a locally fabrlcated ground dlsplay, "Pl110ws of Second Grade Room 3 'Flre" An aerlal show of almost 300 varled flreworks wl1l follow After a Third Grade Room 21 short pause, a locally fabrlcated ground dlsplay, preceded by a flnal aerlal salvo Room 5 will be presented as a grand flnale Third Grade Fourth SOMETHING NEW'S BEEN ADDED for your Grade Girls Room 8 rUNIOR LIFE-SA VING 1-S another achv1-ty offerred bl1 Spi?c1-al enJoyment of the Soturday mght buffet ,erVtces as a part of the Summer Program These youngsters at the Yokwe Yuk Club The Global Fourth Grade Boys Room 26 lre learn1-ng the correct wad to tow a drown1-ng SW1-mmer Country Boys w1-ll be enterta1-n1-ng you Fifth & Sixth Grade L1-sten to them wh1-le you savor your Guls Room 22 cn01-ce of Fifth & SIxth Grade Boys Room 19 Rel'l-sh Tray StY"l-P L01-n of Beef W1-th Wl,ne Sauce Seventh & EIghth " GIrls Room 23 or Half of a Barbecued Ch1-cken Seventh & Eighth " Boys Room 24 Baked Potato w1-th Sour Cream Tossed Green Salad High School Room 25 Buttered Vegetables lhnner Ro lls Adults (couples) Room 115 Beverage Mixed Adults Room 113 Holiday Flight SChedule MECK ISLAND

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5 July 0655 0710 0710 0725 0725 0740 0810 0825 1455 1510 1610 1625 1625 1640 1640 1655 TERRY STANDEN AND DAVE BREWER are two of the softball 2255 2310 0010 00.25 1-nstructors These young fellows are learn1-ng the funda­ ROI-NAMUR mentals of one of AmeY"l-ca's favoY"l-te sports Depart Arri ve Depart The Declaratlon of Independence was formally made on July 12, Arrlve KWA ROI ROI 1774, ln the Flrst Presbyterlan Church ln Carllsle, Pa , ---KWA at a meetlng of freeholders and freemen from the several 4 July 0930 1000 10OC townshlps Varlous resolutlons were passed The Reverend 103(' 1700 1730 1730 li-00 John Montgomery preslded (Conway Phelps \'llng--Hlstory of 2100 2130 the Flrst Presbyterlan Church of Carllsle ) 2130 2200 5 July Regular Sauurday Schedtle Frlday, July 4, 1969 HOURGLASS ------~~~~~~~~~~----~~~~ US Lifls Ban on Selling Arms 10 Peru Llma, Peru (UPI)--The government today halled the U S declslon to 11ft a ban on credlt arms sales and sald lt could open the way ~o a Vlslt to Peru by New York Gov Nelson A Rockefeller, Presldent Nlxon's Latln Amerlcan fact-flnder Government sources also sald there was a "strong posslblllty" PerUVlan offlclals would meet wlth authorltles from Chlle and Ecuador ln Llma next week to dlSCUSS terrltorlal water dIsputes that have lnvolved U S tuna flshlng boats Rockefeller had planned to V1Slt Peru ln Mayas part of hlS mlSSlon for NIxon but the government called 1 t off after the State S" d ted Department suspended sales of weapons to epar 0 omman ~::l~:nr~~:~~:~~on for the selZure of T"ird Moon Mission In a brlef announcement last nlght, the Space Center, Houston (UPI)--The man State Department sald tl-Je ban had been who started Amerlca on the road to the Ilfted The move was seen as a part of a Moon elght years ago may travel that road package agreement under when Peru and Ecua- hlmself early next year lf Apollo IllS dor would announce wllllngness to JOln the a success UnIted States and Chlle In talks on flSh- Alan B Shepard, whose 15 mInutes, 22 lng probleMS Eoth Peru and Ecuador clalm second fllght ~ay 5, 1961, lnltlated the flsh1ng rlghts 200 mlles from the1r shores ploneerlng Mercury spacefllght serles, An offlclal spokesman for the Peruvlan was selected to command the thlrd Moon Forelgn Mlnlstry sald todav "The suspen- landlng mlSSlon lf Apollo 11 successfully Slon of the mllltary sales cut to Peru makes the flrSt Moon landlng thlS month enables us to study the pOSSIbIlIty of The 45-year-old Navy captaln was not lnvltlng Governor Rockefeller to V1Slt offlclally named to nead the March or Peru " Aprll fllght and a space center spokesman Forelgn ~lnlster Eduardo Mercado Jarrln sald as far as the agency was concerned sald the move would enable Peru and the "'I'he Apollo 13 crew has not been selected " Unlted States to start talks on the f1Sh- On the crew wlth Shepard are Astronauts BULLDOZED Police ,n MlIwcwkee WI' 'cud an umdentlfled 1ng rlghts dlspute Stuart Roosa, a 35-year-old A1r Force youth took l bulldo/pr flam a tnctor camp my drove It "The suspenslon of the mllltary sales MaJor, and Edgar D Mltchell, a 38-year- over d line of , " It TJmvll "tv Dodge db'\ndonecl the d07el' ~nd dl'appe llEd J)8.mage \\,\, c~tJl1ntecl 'It ~25 (100 cut to Peru was an lndlspensable condltlon old ~avy commander ~elther has been ln to restart a constructlve dlalogue between space before the two countrles about problems that are Shepard and Mltchell, who speclallzed Korean Students of mutual concern," he sald ln the operatlon of the Apollo Moon land- f1ercado JarrHl sald the move also "allow- lng craft, would be the men on the Moon Rioting Enters Fifth ed" Peru, ChIle and Ecuador to accept a whlle Roosa orblted overhead ln the U S 1nvltatlon to dlSCUSS the 200-mlle mothershlp The Apollo 13 mlSSlon lS Consecutive Day lImIt planned as the flrst fllght to try a Seoul (UPI)--~lmost 5,000 college stu­ Peru permIts forelgn vessels to flSh In- landlng ln the lunar hlghlands, probably dents cl "lsrJt-'ll We th rJ ot Doll ce today In slde the lImIt but only after they are re- ln fIJarch or Aprll the fIfth straIght day of demonstratIons glstered and pay for flshlng llcenses of $50 The Apollo 11 and Apollo 12 landlng oppos '1P" attemDts t) chang( the basIc per year f1any U S trawlers have refused mlSSlons wlll concentrate on landlng law of the natIon to do thlS sltes ln relatlvely smooth areas The stud~ntr wpre protestIrr what they lljercado JarrHl sald today Peru "wlll Sources sald the space agency would callpd "plots" to reVIse the C,")"lstl t1ltlon malnta1n ltS fIrm stand on the 200-mlle have nothlng to say about the Apollo 13 In order tn bo]p PresIdent Par~ rhung-Hee Ilmlt under any clrcumstance " crew untll after Nell A Armstrong, Mlchael run for J t~~"r term Unofflclal government sources sald today Colllns and Edwln E "Buzz" Aldrln retur- About ?,OOr vtudents of Korea UnIv"''rsl­ plans were belng made for a meetlng next ned from the Moon July 24 ty were tl-Jp "lall' force 1 n the day's street Ileek of PeruvIan, Chllean and Ecuadorean "There are several condl tlons assoclatE"d actIon They battled pol~ce In an eastern offlclals 1n LIma to dlSCUSS problems ral- wlth that," one source sald "One lS a sector of' tbe (~outh Korean capItal and sed by the terrltorlal waters Ilmltatlon successful Apollo 11 mlSSlon If Apollo made four attel'lpts to JJlar ch Into dOwlltown "There lS a sirong posslblllty the confer- 11 does not land, the fllght schedule areas ence WIll be held next week," one source would not allow Shepard to get tralned ln The derno~strators hurled rocks at polIce saId tlme for Apollo 13 " who swun~ clubs and fIred tear-gas Both These sources sald the Unlted States Should Apollo 11 not land, and the prob- SIdes suf+ 4 InJurIes would not attend the prellm1nary conference lem WhlCh prevents the landlng proves The fae ,"" of' Korea Unl vers L ty ordered easIly correctable, Apollo 12 would be theIr stu", Into premature summer Two Soviet Rockets sent on a second landlng attempt ln Sept­ holIdays II a move to head off further ember trouole (~UH cluled eXalT'lnatlons were put Explode on Laune" Pad If Apollo IllS successful, Apollo 12 off Ultl~ 1 1C In August 'losco,.' (UPI) -T\.TO unmanned SOVI et rock- wlll make the second landlng ln November NeBr'y ?,OOO other studpnts from reveral ets blew up on 1helr launchlng pads recent­ and Apollo 13 would fly ln elther March unIversItIes nd colleges staged sporadIC ly In abortlve Husslan attempts to obtaln or AprIl strept demonstratIons throughout the day samples of loon SOlI, space sources sald Shepard's orlglnal fllght, the natlon's In other ~alts of the CIty but were drI­ today shortest, lS the only mlSSlon he flew ven back by pollce and dIspersed The sources Slld SOVIet sClent1sts may ~ake a thlrd at1Jempt to accomplIsh the feat before the Apollo 11 Moonshot planned by t~ree U S A~tronauts July 16 American Lauds Nixon's Trip on Romanian TV The ~usslan s' heme 1S saId to Involve Bucharest (UPI)--An AmerIcan dIplomat, ln a unlque speech on BOmanl'ln televlslon, sald a spaceshIp WhICh could soft land on the today that Presldent Nlxon' s V1Sl t to :r3U('harest next 'Jlonth 1Hll demonstrate the "good wlll '.loon, s coop up 3. sample of the surface and and frlendly relatlons that E"X1St between us " return to Earth Hdrry Barnes Jr , the charge d' affalres at the TJ S Fmbas~:v here, ~I'lS the fIrst AmerI­ Sovlet Cosmon3.uts, questIoned about the can offlclal to speak on Romanlan televlslon ln many years In 111S Independence Day reports at an AmerIcan Embassy receptlon speech, Barnes called for an lmprovement ln all aspects of ROmanl'ln-AmerIcan tles thlS evenlng, r~fused to confIrm or deny It was a good Fourth of July for Amerlcans ln Ronanld them BeSIdes asklng Barnes to speak on televlslon, t~e PO~qnldnS pU~~lclzed a war~ Indepen­ But Western space experts sald the ac­ dence Day telegram to Nlxon from PreSIdent counts were correct One expert, when \~colae Ceausescu, and sent a top-drawer the good wlll Jnd frIendly relatIons that asked lf he had heard about the two Moon­ Q~legatlon to an embassy party at Barnes' eXJ~st bet,.'eC:[l uc;," Itc- sa~d scoop fallures, replled home A large ~rowd turned out Ln brJlllantly "Falled nothlng They blew up on the Wh1le Amerlcan-Romanlan relatlons bloomed, hot weather for tl-Je receptlon at Barnes' launchlng pad " sources close to the Romanlan government reSIdence The dates of the two unsuccessful admltted for the flrst tlme that Sovlet lead­ Among then 'Nerc 'Jeputy Premler Gl1eorghe attempts were not plnpolnted, but lt was ers may not come here after all thlS summer Radulescu and Ilu ffurguletl, dc-puty chalr­ known they occurred wlthln the last few to SIgn a new Sovlet-Rowanlan frlendshlp man of Parllament months treatv Untll tocay, the RomanIans had In­ It was the bIggest fiomanl in turnout at Sources sald the two Moon shots were slsted the Sov~ets would be comlng Now lt an AmerIC'ln receptlon ln Bucharest ln aborted before the launch ve~lcles galned appeared posslble that the Pomanlans would years suffIclent altltude to be reglstered by go to Moscow lnstead, as reports from other Besldes "arne::, Romanlan televl Slon Amerlcan radar monltors European capItals had suggested showed a f'lll'1pd program of U S folk dan­ If the reports are correct, they would Barnes, subbIng for Ambassador RIchard H ces lndlcate that Sovlet sClentlsts have Davls who lS In Washlngton for consultatIons, Ceauc'escu' v t'~legram wIsh( d the Amerl­ solved the problem of bUlldlng a lunar spoke for flve mlnutes In Romanlan can people "cordIal congratulatIons dnli module WhlCh could achleve the Earth-~10on He saId nearly 200 years of Amerlcan In­ best WIsher tl-JE" relat10ns l'i"tl'[E"en cHlr round trIp dependence "has convlnced us of the l1lpOr­ countrIes wlll develop to the benefIt of The Sov1et "Zond" spacecraft last fall tance of lnterdependence among natlons both peoples, Of peace and ~nternat1on'l1 successfully looped the Moon and returned "All the aspects of our relatlons - POll­ coOper'ltlon " to Earth and other lunar probes have made tlcal, economlC and cultural - can be fur­ ------soft landlngs Sovlet sources saId today ther developed and the VISlt of PreSIdent they stlll expected another Russlan at­ Nlxon lS a maJor occaSlon ln demonstratlng Buy Bonds tempt to beat the Amerlcans to the Moon ------

Page 4 rnd HOURGLASS SPORTS_~~~~~~______-~ll=~- _____~:-1~~~----1 __ I Maior League Round-up Slow Pitch Notic In yesterday's Amerlcan League actlon Ken Tatum struck ~~ 0 ATTENTION SLOW-PITCH T~AJ1r out Joe Foy wlth the bases loaded In the nlnth InnIng to Because of the elpht pa~e~ &c~~dul~d preserve a 4-3 WIn for the Callfornla Angels over the Slow p,tch Schedule at Dally and Brandon FIelds tl-tl~ Lomln,! Kansas CIty Royals Saturday, July::' Saturday, July 5 and Sunday, Jul; ~, Russ Snyder and Tony Horton each drove In three runs to Dally FIeld all slow-p1tch team equlp~ent mana/ers pace the to a 7-2 WIn over WashIngton 5 00 Islanders vs Kentron are requested to p1ck up theIr game LUIS Tlant kept the Senators In check by thrOWIng a four­ (Hana & ~her]c) duffle bags from the Gear Locyer hy the hltter Brandon FIeld follow1ng t1me schedule The Detrolt TIgers exploded for four runs In the fourth 5 00 Wenoca vs Rocky Rooters 12 00 game Before 11 30 am InnIng to hand the theIr sIxth straIght (CorSI & Neale) 1 30 game Before 1 15 pm loss, 4-3 Sunday, July 6 3 00 & 4 30 Before 2 30 pm BIll Melton hIt the fIrst pItch thrown by Ron Perranoskl Dally FIeld Teams are requested to return theIr Into the upper deck In left fIeld In the 11th InnIng to 12 00 AltaIr vs OlympIa equ1pment duffle bags dIrectly after gl ve the WhIte Sox a 5-4 WIn over the thnnesota (AntonIO & Lauten) the conclUSIon of theIr games TwIns Dan OSInskI pIcked up the WIn 1 30 Sandbaggers vs Weco Mets * * * * * * The Oakland AthletIcs opened a one game lead over MInne­ (ChIng & Akana) Yacht Club Me ting 3 00 Palm Terrace "A" vs KMR sota In the 's Western DIvISIon WIth a 6-4 The monthly meetIng of the Ywajalpln wIn over the Seattle PIlots Lew Krausse pIcked up the (Bolllan & GouveIa) Yacht Club WIll be held at 8 pm, ~onday, Wln and helped hIS cause by beltIng hls second homer of 4 30 Pagodas vs Palm Terrace (Bolllan & YamashIta) July 7th at TraIler 500 Vlsltor~ are the season welcome In the NatIonal League The New York Mets rolled over Brandon FIeld the St LOUIS CardInals by an 8-1 score 12 00 HospItal vs Have FaIth * * * * * * hIt a homer and Donn Clendenon SIngled In two runs to (Mlerk & Laborte) Women's Karate Club 1 30 BandIts vs HawaIIans pace the Mets' attack ~he ROI Namur Karate C'lub WIll begIn (Neale & CorSI) The scored four runs In the second In­ a new Homen's ('lass In mld-Julv "'or 3 00 Range RIders vs Rocky Rooters nIng that paced them to a 5-4 Wln over tbe San FranCISCO InformatIon or applIcatIons see Howard (Tokuda & Dempsey) GIants George Stone plcked Up the Braves' WIn YoshIda, Instructor, 'Aondavs and Thurs­ 4 30 Expos vs V1klngs Ron Santo's two-run homer hIghlIghted a seven-run rdlly days at the ~een Center from 5 00 to (AntonIO & Ramsey) as the ChIcago Cubs downed t~e Montreal Expos, 8-4 DICk 7 00 pm or call Theo Daglls at 83758 Selma pIcked up hIS nInth WIn of the season t<'ondav, July 7 And It was an 11 InnIng ball game between the CInCIl"natl Dall:t FIeld * * * * * * Reds and the The CInCInnatI boJs 5 30 {pntron vs Bagger Rats Practic took It WIth a two-run homer In the 11th, 4-3, off the (Bryan & Dempsey) The SlOW-PItch World's Tournament bat of Lee May For May, It was hIS 23rd of Brandon FIeld Team WIll have pract1ce on Sunday, the season 5 15 Coconut Grove vs S K F July 6 at 10 am All members are Yesterday's Scores AMFRICAN LEAGUE (GouveIa & Tokuda) asked to attend at Dally FIeld Tuesday, July 8 CalIfornIa Angels 4 Kansas CIty Royals 3 * * * * * Cleveland IndIans 7 WashIngton Senators 2 Dally FIeld ~ Go-Kart 4 Boston Red Sox 3 5 15 Wenoca vs Spartans 5 4 (CorSI & Neale) ~ The results of Sunday's Oakland AthletIcs 6 Seattle PIlots 4 Brandon FIeld - meetIng on June 29 were NATIONAL LEAGUE 5 15 Islanders vs Hawks the new elected offIcers The new offI­ (Akana & ChIng) cers are PreSIdent, JUnIor Schuttz, VIce New York '1ets 8 St LOUIS Cardln~ls 1 Atlanta Braves 5 San FranCISCO Clants 4 * * * * * * PreSIdent, John V Draggle Jr and Sec­ ChIcago Cubs 8 Montreal Expos 4 Gci1f lournament retary-Treasurer, Val Fulesdav The owners of the go-karts WI th '~cCol­ C1 n c 1 nn at 1 Red"'s'--____..;4 __.::.L::;:0::;:s:-.:A:;.n:.;!::ge les Dodge rs 3 Startlng Times loch 101's WIll have a JIm Conna race on Saturday, July 5 July l?, 1969 All n May Be Helping The Phils 7 30 J KIna J HInnant If RIchIe Allen doesn't hurry up and relOln the Prlllles, B Burney N FarrIS * * * * * they may play themselves Into a contendIng ~pot In the 7 45 D McDonald R HarrIS SPORTS PATROL Eastern DIVISIon of the NatIonal League M Foster F RIley The U S lost out In ItS hopes of The Phlls took a nIne-game wl,nlng streak Into today's J Rodberg D PIland 7 55 plaCIng Arthur Ashe In the fInals of holIday actIon All those VIctorIes were regIstered SInce M \{r,alen M Taylor the men's SIngles at the WImbledon Ten­ restless RIchIe zlgged when he should have zagged JhIle 05 D HIrst T Moseley 8 n1S Champ10nshlps But Blllle Jean tryIng to fInd Shea StadIum last week L Maged L LeBlanc KIng hopes to take the women's tItle Allen has stated agaIn and agaIn 8 16 H YoshIda T Lucero for the fourth straIght year today when that he WIll not go back to the R DaVIes W Puulel Phlls But rIght now that's only she opposes Ann Haydon Jones ln the f1- 8 30 R Henderson M Sano nals academIc Could they have done B Iha H Gohler Ashe was beaten by defendIng champIon better than nIne out of nIne even 9 00 D MIllar G Hults Rod Lave~, 2-6, 6-2, 9-7, 6-0 ThIS WIth Allen's bIg bat gOIng for L Rboades H Puulel set the stage for an all-AustralIan them? 10 00 E Scull B Scull fInal tomorrow WIth Laver oppOSIng John Whether RIchIe's "AWOL" actIon J Benn InspIred rather than dIsheartened Newcombe, who topped another AustralIan Sunday, July 6 Tony Roche the Phlls IS hard to prove But 6 4'5 D HewItt L HeWItt It IS easy to say There must 6 50 G Dovers L Dovers * * * Par took qU1te a beat1ng In the open­ be some reason for that WInnIng G /vlay B Weaver Ing round of the BUICk Open Golf Tour­ streak 00 F Granlch D Carlen 7 nament In FlInt, MIchIgan, yesterday RookIe Larry HIsle, who IS play­ E Gorgas H Burgess R,ch,e Allen WIth 51 In the fIeld of 144 eIther Ing fIne ball for the Phlls, 08 ~! Sykos D Wllhelr! IP1"lllC~) 7 breakIng or matchIng regulatIon fIgures pOInts out that IS has been a team effort Every dav tht're D Brydges J Pauls ell There was a two-way tIe for fIrst WIt IS a new hero 7 16 V Kruger H Russell Homero Blancas and DICK SIkes tYIng a As Larry pOInts out "Somebody keeps comIng up Wltr that DaglIs J Redhor J course record shootIng seven-under-par extra effort One day It was Dave Wat~lns, a thIrd strIng TakahashI M Fukuda 7 24 J 65's catcher, then Ron Stone or RICk Joseph or Terry Parmon or M ~apues J Hawae They were two strokes In frollt of somebody else " R Kelly D Naone 7 32 Bob Lunn, Bob DIckson, Terry DIll, Don In addItIon to gettIng along w1thout Allen, the Phlls C8rvalho H Kalahlkl R B1es and Deane Beman also have been plaYIng WIthout such establ1shed stars as J Valesco R MorIkawa Among those WIth 68's were Dave Hlll, outfIelder Johnny CallIson, shortstop Don Money and P1t- !" Yamashl ta S Hlronaka Lee Elder and Jack McGowan DefendIng cher ChrIS Short All are out for one reason or another 7 48 B Rountree J DaVIS champIon Tom WeIskopf was In the 69 None of the Phlls WIll comment for the record about M M Dubay McLemore bracket Allen, ball players have a str1ct code about that They R Samson 7 56 P SullIvan * * * rarely WIll knock a player on aDother team, much less a Conabee J Bnght C The countrIes competIng In DaVIS Cup t e aruna te K Lee R Akana 8 05 competItIon voted to contInue to bar But there 1S some eVIdence that the Ph1ls dug 1n and Puulel W Puulel P profeSSIonals from partlc1patlng In the trIed harder when RIchIe went "thataway" The turnIng G RodrIgues S Akana 813 matches France submItted a proposal p01nt came the follOWIng day when they overcamp a 5-0 E Chang E Wharton to throw the DaVIS Cup fIeld open to lead over the ~ew York Mets In New Yor~ and ultImately T MIyashIro H YoshImura 8 21 profeSSIonals but the vote fell short won the game after InfIelder COOklP ROJas and manager G.Lma H Toyama S of the two-thIrds majorIty needed Bob SkInner were thrown out of the game 8 29 J Walborn J Brault Gardner M McInerney * * * G The New York Jets have SIgned theIr AMERICAN LEAGUE M Hamabata D Kakazu Today's Scores 8 38 number one draft chOIce, AII-Amerlca Oakland AthletICS 4 A Kaholokula MInnesota TwIns 10 S Koa tackle Dave Foley of OhIO State 4 1 VIlorIa J Kaulukukul DetrOIt TIgers 8 46 J The San DIego Chargers have announced ChIcago WhIte Sox R Nakama H Gohler CalIfornIa Angels 7 3 the retIrement of lInebacker Chuck Al­ Callforn1a Angels 1 R Henderson ChIcago WhIte Sox 3 8 54 C' Tomes len and runnIng back Jlm AllIson Boston Red Sox 1 M Sano B Iha WashIngton Senators 5 The Atlanta Falcons have sent tIght WaShIngtOn Senators 4 B Snyder B FarrIS Boston Red Sox 7 9 15 end Ray Ogden to the ChIcago Bears for Seattle PIlots 2 F Bastone D Clark Kansas CIty Royals 13 lInebacker JIm Purnell and defenSIve Kansas CIty Royals 3 Seattle PIlots 2 9 30 G HartIS R John back Ruby Redmond Cleveland IndIans 4 Mathews 5 J Oakland outfIelder MIke Hersheberger Cleveland IndIans 4 New York Yankees 1 Please Be On TIme' has been placed on the dIsabled lIst NATIONAL LEAGUE * * * * * * WIth a shoulder separatIon and Tose Atlanta Braves 6 7 All-Star V lIeyball Tartabull has been recalled from Des San FranCISCO GIants 7 Atlanta Braves 3 MOInes Don't forget the all-star volley­ New York Mets 11 6 And manager Lefty PhIllIPS of the 4 Los Angeles Dodgers 1 ball game on SUld~y at 7 pm The CInCInnatI Reds CalIfornIa Angels has fIned St LOUIS CardInals 1 Homen ALL-Stars \ l~ 1-)attle the HIgh ChIcago Cubs 3 PhIl Ortega $500 for not wearIng pro­ Montreal Expos 8 PhIladelphIa Phlllles 5 School All-Stars In a best t~0 ot per clothIng PhIllIPS says Orter"- .. 1 Montreal at PhIladelphIa NIght Game threp garre walkIng around a hotel lobby early l'tll NIght Game Corrp or] ('ut 2.nd ;:e _ all the sci Ion Houston at San DIego mornIng In hlS underwear Fnday, July 4, 1969 HOURGLASS Page 5 1

,~ ______~ ____M_o_n __7____ 4- ___ru_e_S ___ 8__ -r ____ w_e_d __ ~-'""_'0---l ___ '"' 1,~_sa_t___ l_2 __ -r ___ s_u_n ___ l_3 ______Church Bulletm CHURCH OF CHRIST 1 BOWLING ALLEY 0930 - 2330 0930 - 2330 0930 - 2330 " 0930 - 2130 ~I 0930 - 2330 0930 - 2330 0930 - 2330 Services will be held this Lord's Day 11------+-0--9-3-0---1-8-3-0-+--0-9-3-0---1-8-3-0-+-0-9-3-0- - 1830 I closed- ~ ~9 30 - 1830 093U - 1830 0930 - 1830 at 10 am in Tr 664 For further in- i formation call 82327 _D_E_P_EN_D_E_N_T_S_P_O_O_L__ L'I _1__ 9_0_0_-_2_l_0_0_*-i-' _1_9_0_0_-_2_1_0_0-r-*~1__ 9 __ 0_a -=--__21_0~L~~-os-e~-- ~900 - 2l_~ ~1_9~ _-_2_1_0_0 1900 - 2100 LATTER DAY SAINTS I BACHELORS POOL I 0600 _ 2300 0600 - 2300 0600 - 2300 I 0600 - 2300 I 0600 - 2300 0600 - 2300 0600 - 2300 Services are held in the Fine Arts ! I ~ ______~ Building Priesthood meeting is at -1--20-0---1-9-0-0+-1-2-0-0---1-90-0-+1-1-2-0-0---1--9-00 1200 - 1900 I!ZOO":-1900 '~MA-R-IN-A-----T' ~ 0730 - 1900 0730 - 1900 8 30 am Sunday School and Sacrament meeting is at 9 45 HOBBY SHOP closed 1230 - 1730 1230 - 1730' 1230 - 1730 I 1230 - 1730 1230 - 1730 1230 - 1730 , 1830 - 2130 1830 - 2130 I 1830 - 2_~_~_~_1830 - 2130 1830 - 2130 1830 - 2130 EPISCOPAL SERVICES ,-----~------·------~i------t------,~------Evening prayer and sermon is held LIBRARY 0900 - 2200 0900 - 2200 0900 - 2200 I 0900 - 2200 I 0900 - 2200 0900 - 2200 1300 - 2200 every Sunday evening in the Chapel I beginning at 6 pm Everyone is cord­ I' ~ally invited to attend these services _G_EA__ R_L_0_C_K_ER ______0_8_30_-_1_73_0_-1--- _0_8_3_0_-_1_7_3--+0, __08_3_0_- 173~0830 - 1730 1_08_3_0_-__1_7_3_0+_0_8_'0_-_17_3_C+_~_~_~_~_=_i_~_~~_--j CATHOLIC PHOTO LAB closed 11800 - 2l0G 1800 - 2100 1800 - 2100' 1800 - 2100 1200 - 1900 1200 - 1900 7 am and 9 15 am in the Memorial Chapel ______~ __~~ ______-+ _____ ~ __ ---,______'i~------~------t------l and at 11 20 on Roi Namur Daily Mass TENNIS COURTS 0630 - 2330 I 0630 - 2330 0630 - 2330 0630 - 2330 I 0630 - 2330 0630 - 2330 0630 - 1330 at 4 45 om in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel Monday through Saturday Con­ 1630 0730 - 1930 0730 - 1930 , GOLF SHACK 1630 - 1)30 16:'0 - 1930 1630 - 1930 1630 - 1930 - 1930 fess~ons before weekday Masses and Sat­ ~·-E-M-O-N-BEA-C-H-L-I-F-E---~-----.I------+------~------+----8--+--0-9-3-0----1-83-04--09-3-0----l-8-3-0~ urday from 4 to 4 45 pm and from 7 30 to 8 30 pm GUARD ON DUTY 1530 - 1830 1530 - 1830 1530 - 1830' 1530 - 1830 1530 - 1 30 ~;------~~------t------r'------r------t------~1------EVANGELISTIC HOUR TEEN CLUB 1530 - 1800 ! 1530 - 1800 1530 - 1800 1530 - 1800 1530 - 1800 1300 - 1630 closed An informal worship service is held I i 1900 - 2130 1900 - 2300 2030 - 2330 each Sunday evening in the Memorial '------~------r------~I------t_------~------+------Chapel beginning at 7 pm There w~ll PISTOL RANGE closed I 1700 -1800 closed I closed closed closed 0900 - 1100 be a song and testimony service, c1os------yoo -:.. __ _:ios;I--t--C-1-0-s--e-d----+--1--3-0-0----1-5-0-0---i ing a sermon l T~ RANGE - ~~~s~~----I-_ c10_~ed- -t 1~0~~1' c~~;c~ w~th I --t- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SUNDAY SCHOOL I *Adult swimming ~ *~ 1t1S?vt WS?S?J. J 1J(l11,'S?" ~ *~ !~~nfn~~~~~et~Pa:~e:~et~:eC~;i;~i~:ars ~ ~~ ~ ",,~, ""~ S .t'~ 114"~ ~ ~~ Sc~ence Sunday School which meets every, ~unday at 9 am in the Scout Hut l I J I - 'I PROTESTANT I RICHARDSON HEAVEN WITH BREATH OF GLOBAL CO~lli BLOW WRECKING MODEL SHOP FERRY CROSS Worsh~p Services will be held at 8 10 I THEATER A GUN SCANDAL AFFAIR YOUR HORN CIlliH THE MERSEY and 11 00 am at the Island Memorial 1------J~------+------1------r------~1~------+------1:-t Chapel The Reverend Paul R Gregory w~l1 preach the sermon entitled "Rad- I OCEAN VIEW MODEL SHOP I C BLOW BREATH OF THB WRECKING HEAVEN \lITH FERRY CROSS GLOBAL AFFAIR ~cal Demands __ Reluctant DiSciples" THEATER ! y~: HORN SCANDAL CREH A GUN THE MERSEY based on II Corinthians 5 11 - 21 ! I A nursery is provided in the Island I------+-I------~~------·~------t------~~------+------1 Day Nursery for the Sundau School and YOKl-lE YUK BREATH OF THE WRECK- FERRY CROSS HEAVEN WITH MODEL SHOP GLOBAL COME BLOW 11 00 am Service __ 9 15 to 12 45 am THEATER SCANDAL' ING CREW THE MERSEY A GUN AFFAIR YOUR HORN Sunday School classes for all ages I~------+II------~------r------t------~------~------}------I are held at the George Seitz School I at 9 45 am Adults are present to as- IVEY HALL COME BLOW I GLOB6J. WRECKING BREATH OF FERRY CROSS HEAVEN \ollTH MODEL SHOP sist newcomers in finding their class- ___T_H_EA_T_E_R ______YOUR HORN I AFFAIR I_~FEW _-1--S_C_AN_D_AL_____ +-T_HE __ M_E_R_S_E_Y __ + __ A __ G_UN ____ t- ______----l room Sunday School on Roi Namur is I - aT 9 00 am in the Community Building I --r---~-- -- The Worship Service on Roi Namur will I TRADE WINDS FERRY CROSS I HEAVEN \ollTH MODEL SHOP GLOBAL COME BLOH BREATH OF HRECKING be held at 7 00 pm in the Community ! _~~EATER __ +_ T~E_ ~~RSEY--t~_ GU~~ ______~_ /F_FA__ IR______+_Y_O_U __ R __ HO_RN___ SCANDAL CREH :~~!!i~g ::~k will be led by Reverend

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This movie is strictly that he has a bum for a son, now has and crushed rOCK as a roadbase, it was I recommended for ADULTS ONLY searchings or a confused, unhappy young two bums ~n the family Frank s~ngs explained drifter George, played by Gary Lock­ the hit song "Come Blow Your Horn" Th~s eliminates the need for expensiVE AT wood, l~ves ~n dread of an ~mroQnent HEAVEN WITH A GUN and along with beauty girls, chic and cumbersome crushing equipment and Western 108 m~n Color draft call He refuses any respons~­ clothes and an apartment that ~s a t~me-consuming truck hauls from the Glenn Ford, Carolyn Jones b~l~ties Then he meets Anouk A~mee, bachelor's dream makes a swing~ng quarry to the roadsite, an Army spokes- Cattlemen and sheepherders are an unhappy French d~vorcee who works picture man said feuding over water rights when a in a "model shop" M~ss A~mee 1S the (ReI gunfighter-turned-preacher settles star of the aWlrd winning "A Man and a 1963) The wrapper comes in sections 15 feet w~de and up to 300 feet in length and in the~r little western town Estab­ Woman" Her presence ~n "Model Shop" Trust Territory News 1S all too br~ef -- 4S m~nutes go by ~s made up of polypropylene fibers sewn I hshing his church in an old barn, he ~OOVER APPOINTED YAP DISTRICT ADMIN­ I hopes to bring peacE.. between the two before one catches a gl~mpbe of the into a cotton web to make a resilient ISTRATOR waterproof material factions with his preaching if poss- attract~ve French star George A Hoover has been appointed ible, w1th his guns if necessary A (ReI 1968) During construction, the plastic Distr~ct Adm~nistrator for the Yap wrapper is first placed over a roadsite lynching, rape and brutality keep the D~str~ct, effective June IS, High Com­ tone violent and then topped with a coating of as­ mlssioner Edward E Johnson announced phalt to form ~ membrane (ReI 1969) He had served as Acting District Ad­ FERRY CROSS THE MERSEY ATC The roadbase material up to 18 ~nches m~n~strator s~nce Febraury He joined thick in one test is sandwiched between Musical 92 min B&W the Trust Terr~tory Government staff THE WRECKING CREW AT Gerry and the Pacemakers the asphalt-plastic membrane and anothe as Yap Distr~ct Budget Officer ~n strip of plastic The upper and lower Spy-Farce 112 min Color Filmed in '64 when the Eng11sh rock 1967, and was promoted to Assistant Dean Martin, Elke Sommer, Nancy Kwan bands were hot on th~ music scene plastic strips are then sealed, fully Distr~ct ~dmin~strator in February of encasing the roadbase Matt Helm undercover agent The The ambitious young music makers want 1968 latest by Martin Possibly one of to win top honors in an upcoming COlU­ Another layer of asphalt is placed on Hoover, 37, began his career in fi­ the sealed roadbase which is dusted witt the more glamorous ones with Elke Som­ petit~on, but there are the inevitable nance and administration ~n 1957 with mer, Nancy Kwan and even Tina Louise mishaps Through it all, however, sand, if available General Motors Corporation in Brigham A spokesman for the U S Army Engin­ But Dino was out to lunch on this one, they s~ng and sw~ng w~th happy abandon­ City, Utah, where he remained until walking through would be mild to des- -- on the ferryboat, 1n the class­ eers, which is conducting the testing, coming to Micronesia sa~d the plastic-asphalt membrane pre­ cribe A billion dollars of gold room, and in the cellar club where Born ~n Ekland, M1ssour~, Hoover re­ has been stolen in Denmark, and '01 vents moisture under the roadbed from they produce mass hysteria ce~ved the Bachelor of Science degree buddy Hatt has 48 hours to recover (ReI 1964) seeping into the road and causing dam­ from M~ssouri State College He age it served three years in the U S Air (ReI 1968) The top layer of plastic helps to re- AT Force ~nforce and waterproof the asphalt sur- A BREATH OF SCANDAL Hoover and his wife, Marthann, have face, he said Drama 10~ min B&W three children, April Ann, IS, Mar- Tests at the Army Engineer Waterways Soph~a Loren, John Gav~n, Maurice garet Ruth, 13, and George Allen, Jr , Experiment Station in Vicksburg, Miss , A GLOBAL AFFAIR AT Chevalier 10 have shown that the membrane was useful Comdey 91 min B&W Pr1ncess Olymp~a accidentally meets in waterproofing landing strips for a Bob Hope, Robert Sterling an American min~ng engineer and amuses "America" (the song) was first public- six-month period, the Army said An infant abandoned at the United herself by flirt~ng w~th him d~r1ng an ly sung July 4, 1832, in the Park Despite successful tests, Army engin- Nations precipitating a minor inter- unconventional but ~nnocent n~ght they Street Church, Boston, Mass, by the eers said they are seeking ways to make nat~onal crisis, Bob Hope, a U N com- spend together at her hunting lodge school children of Boston The song a cheaper and even more durable mem- mentator and a crusader for the rights They meet again at her father's pa1- was wr~tten on a scrap of paper ~n brane of children, is given temporary cus- ace, to wh~ch she has been recdl1ed to half an hour by Dr Samuel Fran is A spokesman said the process can be tody of the l~ttle waif until the become the bride ~n a politi~ally ~m- Srr~th, a Baptist minister Th~ Jrig- useful in other types of surfaCing, for quest~on of which nation shall have portant marriage, and where pe ~b ne- lnal -nauuscript is ~n the Harva general waterproofing and for dust- the baby can b':. dec~d~~____ (1_9_6_4)~ ____g_0_t~lIti~~ _~~nterna:.~~~~ m~n~ng ~~~: __ ...tJn~v~rs~y L1br~~ ______LP-=.r=.oo,fi,ng ______Page 6 HOURGLASS Frlday, July 4, 1969 .. ICROSSWORD By Eugene Sheffer I INDEPENDENCE DAY CONTRACT BRIDGE HORIZONTAL 41 Heavenly 52 ConclUSion 6 Fuss 1 Price body 53 Fleet 7 Marked 1',oc/al11! ',bert1l thr01LQ/lOlft all the land 'mto all the In­ 5 Knock 42 SlmLiar animal 8 Occur By B Jay Becker habitants therep( 8 Fastener 43 Cooked VERTICAl 9 Medlcmal (Top Record Holder," Masters' Indrvldual Champronahlp Play) 12 Region too much 1 Fehne plant 13 Lyric poem The'ie words are emblazoned on the Llberty Bell \\ hlch pealed 48 War god 2 Crude 10 Prophet South dealer emerged from hIS shell long 14 On the 49 Male 11 Caresses forth the glonoJs news July 4th 1776, when our DeclaratlOn of metal East West vulnerable enough to bid ,even club, sheltered 50 Wide 3 Japanese 16 However Indepnndence \Va, born which wa'i likeWISe doubled side mouthed COIn 20 God of \\ ar Dunng reflectIOns as we celeb! ate thiS year let U'i remember that NORTH 15 EnglIsh Jar 4 Oller 21 Omtment .98542 South had no Idea how badly our DEclaratIOn of Independence IS a livmg document whIch stIll poet 51 Skm tumors 5 Optimistic 22 Charles • 9 8 6 3 he d fare at ,even clubs - he 17 Bard Lamb challenges us and gUIdes us as much on every day of the year as .~ was out to have a good time 18 FranCIS Ans"er to }esterday s puzzle 23 Rave It dO€s on our 4th of July holIday ",A632 and wa'i havmg It -- but when Scott - 24 Beverage dummy came do\\n hi'> heart RA CE .p UG AMP There was a tIme m Amenca when we celebrated the Fourth Wlth WEST EAST 19 Pranks .5 26 Bormg .KQJ73 wa'> \ ISlbly gladdened A, a 21 French cap AL 00 .0 RA .T REE 27 Pronoun a steady balrage of fIrccrackel s brass band'i and orators from .AKJ4 • A 106 matter of fact he reeled off all 24 Telegram PE L I CA NS .U R A L 28 Ireland Flag draped stands To many people today wavmg the AmerIcan • Q 10752 • AQ 10 5 13 tncks before you could even 25 Winglike TE ET ~ • p AM 29 ExplOit E L A ",7• KJ94 say Sam Goldwyn 26 Gifted • 0 IS. E. UP S •• 31 Yield "'-- SOUTH He ruffed the heart lead and 30 -- ••GN AR .T AR T\-IE 34 Pledges N. .~ crossruffed the n ext eight Yutang NU N. iMO TE T. EON 35 Gave 31 Quotes 37 Mongrel .~ tncks trumpIng four diamond, UT E. AW ED .E D'G E In dummy and three hearts and 32 Hasten MA U. NO Sy 38 Stupid .87632 33 Signified 39 Conceal ... K Q J 10 9 8 5 4 a spade I'n hiS hand Then after ••I S OL DE \-IE •SSE•• drawmg East s only trump he 35 Emplo} 40 Related The blddmg 36 German 51 NO .0•• EV E L OPS 41 Dispatch claImed the balance smce hl'i AV ES R I S South \\ ]l.orth river .A GO .E 44 Truck ,,,t last diamond was now an es 37 Examined RA SE .M OW .T ETE 45 Be m debt 3NT' Dble Pass Pas, tabhshed trIck 6NT I Dble Pass carefullv 46 Born Pass Of cou"e the hand created 7... Dble 38 Trembles A\erage time or solution 23 minute! 47 Sm qUlte a stir South had scored ,1 Opening lead -kmg of heart, notable /011' de force as well as ThIS h'lnd l'i qld to have a grand '>lam and NOl th heart been pia} eel In 1 high stake Ily congratulated hun on hIS game In Hollyv..ood many years fme blddmg Flag may seem old fashIOned and provmclal and It may be unlawful ago I don t kno\\ \\ hethel the Ed,t We"t \\ele undelstand to blow oneself up With f"eworks but there IS no more beaubful partiCipant, \\ pre ,cnpt Wilt ably Ics" enthu'ied by the re Sight to light one's SPirit than the AmerIcan Flag flymg fl ee er'i producers actol' director, suit ~ollth had succeeded In Decla' atJOn Day has always been our NatJOn's greate'it holIday or JanItors but the scenario making a grand 'lam WIth only "as certamly fIrst late whether 10 high C'al'd pOint'> opposed to and many of uS WIll head for the mountaIn or shore for a little fun you belIcve tile story or not thell 30 'forcover to add to and relaxatJOn EnJOY j ourself but don't let that fun outstnp the Judgmg from IllS openmg East \'; est, dIScomfiture thev remenlbrance of what the celeb I atlOn IS all about There IS room shot of three notrump South reahzed that they could have both for rededIcatIOn of the great prmclples set forth In the dec was one of the more ImagIna made a gl and slam m hearh laratlOn and for festlVlty tlve members of the mOVIe col for a SCale of 2410 POInts any MOleO\er he displayed a As you go about your festJvltles, remember there stIll are seen What the moral of the hand fIne sense of humor when hay IS I don t kno\\ Maybe thel e and unseen enemIes trYIng to undermme all the prmclples and sac mg been doubled at three no Isn t any and all that can be nflces that have made AmerIca the greatest country on eal-th trump he rescued himself by sald about South S pyrotechnICs As It happened all too often In the past Amenca s fmest youth blddmg SIX notl ump' and the extraordmary result he are flghtmg and dymg on foreIgn SOil now mdeed \\e md; well ThIS got doubled also - to no achIeved IS thdt he \\ dS some one, surpllse - but Sou t h agaIn ' With a firm reliance on the protectIOn of DlVme Provl what lucky dence' 'Appeal to the Supreme Judge of the World for the rectitude of our own mtentlOn'i" as dId the signers of the Decldra tlOn of Independence I WISHING WELL~1fA.-1 , 3 5 7 6 2 3 4 5 6 8 2 3 4- Y J A M A 0 F 0 0 P N U I 6 7 5 2 3 4 6 7 5 2 3 4 8 R C L 0 K N E T L T N E R CRYPTOQUIPS 7 6 2 3 4 8 7 6 2 3 4 5 6 G S ),. 0 N 0 E U 0 W E Y N ABBCDEF FGHIJDABK HEKFJAL 8 2 3 4 5 7 8 2 3 4 8 7 3 F F W W P N I L H S T E A GM LEJBMCN INCFAHAM" 8 3 4 6 8 5 2 3 4 6 7 3 5 S T I S T L 0 I S H R S A Yesterday s Cryptoqwp-QUAINT MASQUFRADE INTER 3 4 8 7 6 2 3 4 5 8 3 6 7 ESTED QUIET MISS R D 0 0 I V I U N A G N U 4 8 7 8 2 3 8 7 8 3 5 7 6 E 0 S D E H U L P T S Y E

HERE IS a pleasant little game that WIll gsve you a message .\ery ddy It IS a numerical puzzle deslgneJ to spell out ) our fortune Count the letters In )our fIrst name If the num ber of letterb la 6 or more subtract 4 If the number 18 less than 6 add J The result IS your key number Start at the upper left hand COL ner of the rectangle and check everyone of YOUi key numbers left to fight Then read the message the letters under the checked figures gsve you b-S

TRIPLE BILLING - MISS Edy Wslham8 gets tnple hllhng In thlB BeeDe of 20th Century Fox 8 Sec:ret LIfe of an Amerscan WIfe" DON T VOLUNTEER - Charles Tmker 27 who has been m the Army Since 1966 leaves Fifth Army headqua! ters In Highland III after check ASTRONAUT RESIGNS-Astra Ing once agam on hiS t1 tus naut James A McDIVitt He asked for a hardship diS whose Apollo 9 space miSSIOn charge shortly aftel Induc proved the U S Lunar Land han and was told to go home Ing Module was reddy to go and await orders He has to the Moon has reSigned been awaiting ever smce He fr am the spdcemen cl3rps to said I was told never to become head of a lIew offICe volunteer for anything m which \\111 plan future Moon the Army MOON PATCH-ThiS IS the offlCJaI InSigne the Apollo 11 as landing mlS'IO'l'i tronauts \\111 wear on flight to manned landmg on the Moon

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FIRST STEP ON THE MOON IS demonstrated III Houston by Apollo 11 Commandel Ntll Aim ,trong Left He has descended that ladder from the Lunar Module 'md pI3('l'd 0I1l foot 11\ the pad \\Ith the left foot about to make n1'ln s flr~t Imprint on the Moon Right Th, It It foot touches down on the SImulated Moon surhce Thl" I" the W'lv It I" to 11 '1'1'<'11 1111\ 21 ,

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B10N LODGE #179 F &A M wlll hold a Popular records, most played only for speclal meeting at 7 30 pm Tuesday, dubblng, $1 each Model alrplane fuel July 8 All E A , F C • and M M -- 5 plnts -- $2 ,Kwaj condltion set Masons are cordially invited of lrons (2 thru 9) and golf bag, $10 Three KwaJ conditlon bikes, two 26" The Atoll 8's will square dance Sun­ and one 24', make offer Four pairs day, July 6, at 8 00 pm at the Commun­ of brand new, never worn, g~rls bell­ lty Center You all come' bottomed slacks, Slze 12 Call after 5 pm 83584 Due to cable rehab, there wIll be a 24 hour phone outage beginning Plano Yamaha, ~n perfect cond~t~on, 0800 hours Monday, July 7, ~969 one of the best lnstruments on the Phones In BU11dlngs 602 (Global ~sland Call 99466 before 4 30, 82792 Supply, GSK, Kentron Supply) w~ll a:::::::r 5 "m be affected JOHNNY COOl ~ ... ..,. IOfio. S \ I lIT MQHTCO.. t p """"-"'" -.:I -'tel ~ WIlLIAM YlU C. W "'-...... "'" UI'oIIUD ) S Ladles' blke wlth large front basket, LADIES -- KMR lS look~ng fo~ a brLgrt baby seat and saddle baskets, $10 young thlng who can type and thInk -­ Man's karate SUlt, large, $5 Call but not too much about pay' We can ar­ 83403 range flex~ble hours of duty and get your appllcatlon and Civil Serv~ce MOVIES TONIGHT Man's blke, 22 months use, woman's Testing done locally Please call blke, 22 months use, $5 each LeaVIng I Mrs Amar Bryan at 81419 for further lsla~d July 16 Phone 82544 detaIls Hoover uprlght vacuum cleaner, llke PLBLISHCD BY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES AT THEI new Macy's prlce $4 11, wlll sell for DIRECTION OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER, $30 Call 83642 or see at Tr 553 KWAJALEIN MISSILE Rfu~GE, MARSHALL lS- Ivey Hall Trade Winds LANDS CONTACT DAAG-43-67-C-0001 "Happy Thieves" I hot" I The HourGlass is publ~shed daily shiba 10 - cup rice coo~er, $7 50 R~ta Hayworth, Rex Harr~son Jim Brown, Gene Hackman O,e blue and green pr~nt double bed Honday through Saturday Comedy-Drama B&W AT Drama Color A I spread, $5 Molded plastic potty Hatenal for publlcatlon on the 6 30 & 8 45 8 AROUND TOWN page must be submitted seat in excellent condition, $3 In wrltlng to the HourGlass 72 hours Call 82255 or come to Tr 641 prlor to deSlred publlcatlon date Hatenal for the AD and SPORTS pages V/W houslng for F aperature, focus, must be In the HourGlass Off~ce in Richardson Ocean View fllm advance and shutter trlp, $125 wrItlng 24 hours prIor to desIred V/W houslng for Roille SL/66 apera­ "5 Mlles to MIdnlght" "Apache Uprls~ng" publIcatIon dates Rory Calhoun, Corlnne ture, focus, film advance, shutter Sophla Loern, Anthony Perklns trlp and speed control, $150 Call Telephone notIces and ads WIll not Mystery B&W AT Calvet be accepted All copy and photo­ Larry Bennett at 83325 evenlngs 7 30 Western Color W-S graphs become the property of the ATC 7 30 & 12 30 HourGlass Also "Apollo 10" Brownle unlform wlth hat, Slze 8, $4 RepublIcatIon of materIal con­ Call 82479 taIned hereIn IS not authorized wIth­ out approval of the Commanding Of­ fleer, K'.laJaleln MISSIle Range Yokwe Yuk Meck Island If you have not receIved your Hour­ (Sat , July 5) Small complete aquarium Call 84606 "Assault on a Queen" "Nlght of the Following after 5 pm Glass by 6 15 pm please call 83539 Frank Slnatra, Vlrna Lisi Day" between 6 15 and 6 45 pm and a copy Drama Color W-S AT Marlon Brando, Rl.chard WIll be delIvered to you GLOBAL SECURITY LOST & FOUND 7 & 9 Boone, Rlt3 Moreno EDITOR Larry Cors~ Drama Color A FOUND STAFF Naroa Chnvla Ginger StorIDe 8 ~everal palr of prescrlptlon & sun Lucy Bloedel glasses Rudy BaldWIn WEEKEND MOVIES Several sets of keys/one w~th knife Lu Clark SATURDAY, JULY 5th SUNDAY, JULY 6th Surf board Sum of money (electrlc shop) FEATUJU: IVEY -- "Apache Uprlsing" "Assault on a Queen" Sum of money (tra~ler area) WRITER Bob PhIlhps "Apollo 10" 6 30 & 8 40 6 30 & 8 30 FINAL NOTICE CIRCULATION RICH "Assault on a Queen" 7 30 "Happy Thleves" 7 30 Several pa~r of prescr~pt~cn & sun MANAGER glasses 'hil 'OkO~ YUK "Casa Grande" "Rlot" 7 & 9 Set of plugs/green plastlc case "Products of Space" 7 & 9 Wr~stwatch/chllds Plaid shlrt (electric shop) T W "Johnny Cool" 8 "5 Mlles to Midnlgrt" 8 Film negatlves (electric shop) GLOBAL ASSOCIATES Baby seat/pad "Casa Grande" 7 30 & 12 30 Film & flashbulbs (mess hall)