6_,4_64 LOW TIDE I 2 AT 0024 · ~r:~I~!~~6_14_64:A HOUR I I AT 1330 6-15-64 6-15-64 5. I AT 0740 e 16ATOII0 55 I 4 AT 142 .3 AT 202 VOL. 5 NO. 1738 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS SATURDAY 13 JUNE 1964 T~RE~ TE~JED TO SENATE EX~ECTED TO APPROVE BILL ,·,{ILL DICK NIXON RAISING PAY FOR GOVERNMENT WGR~ERS i3~YS OSWALD WIDOW WASHINGTON {UPI)--SENATORS PROFESSED SURPRISE TODAY AT A FEATURE IN THE HOUSE I DALLAS TEXAS (UPI)--MRS MARINA OSWALD PASSED FEDERAL PAY RAISE BILL THAT COULD LEAD TO ANNUAL SALARY INCREASES FOR THE WIDOW OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S ACCUSED MEMBERS OF CONGRESS. THE RIDER PROVIDING, IN EFFECT, FOR SEMI-AUTOMATIC CONG­ ASSASSIN, SAID SHE BELIEVES SHE PERSUA­ RESSIONAL PAY BOOSTS IN THE FUTURE WAS ADDED TO THE PAY MEASURE PASSED BY THE DED HER HUSBAND FROM TRYING TO KILL FOR- HOUSE YESTERDAY, 243 TO 157 MER VICE PRESIDENT RICHARD M. NIXON IN IN THE SENATE ABOUT THE ONLY REAL IMMEDIATE PROBLEM WAS HOW THE MEMBERS, WITH I1963, THE DALLAS MORNING NEWS SAID TODAY PROPER SENATORIAL RESERVE, COULD CONCEAL THEIR EAGERNESS TO PASS THE $535 MIL­ !IN A COPYRIGHT STORY. LION BILL AND SEND IT TO PRESIDENT JOHNSON. ! THE PAPER ALSO QUOTED THE RUSSIAN-BORN CHAIRMAN OLIN D JOHNSTON (DEM-S.C.), OF THE POST OFFICE AND CIVIL SERVICE WOMAN AS SAYING SHE WOULDN ~ HAVE MAR­ COMMITTEE SAID HIS GROUP WOULD APPROVE THE BILL QUICKLY, PROBABLY NEXT WEEK. RIED LEE HARVEY OSWALD IF THEY HAD MET THE PANEL COMPLETED PUBLIC HEARINGS MORE THAN A MONTH AGO. IN THE UNITED STATES THE TWO MET IN JOHNSTON TOLD NEWSMEN THAT THERE WAS 'MINSK, RUSSIA, WHEN OSWALD WAS VISITING NO DEAL "THAT I KNOW OF" IN THE SEN­ THERE. SCRANT('N THRCiWS ATE TO JACK UP THE SALARY INCREASES REPORTER HUGH AYNESWORTH INTERVIEWED FOR MEMBERS TO $10,000 A YEAR. THE MRS OSWALD BEFORE SHE LEFT FOR WASHING­ HIS HAT IN RING HOUSE BILL PROVIDES FOR A $7,500 IN- TON TO TESTIFY FOR THE SECOND TIME BE­ BALTIMORE (UPI)--Gov WILLIAM W SCRA -CREASE, RAISING LAWMAKERS' PAY TO TON OF PENNSYLVANIA THREW HIS HAT IN TH FORE THE WARREN COMMISSION INVESTIGATING $30,000 ANNUALLY THE ASSASSINATION OF KENNEDY. RING TODAY AS AN ACTIVE CONTENDER FOR BUT JOHNSTON EXPRESSED SURPRISE AT THE REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION MRS OSWALD SAID SHE FELT THAT HER HUS THE HOUSE-APPROVED AMENDMENT PROVIDING BAND DID NOT HATE PRESIDENT KENNEDY, BUT WHICH SEN BARRY GOLDWATER HAS ALMOST THAT WHEN CONGRESS VOTES PAY RAISES FO THAT HE FIRED THE FATAL SHOTS BECAUSE SEWED UP. GOVERNMENT CIVIL SERVANTS IN THE FUTUR ) SCRANTON DECLARED HIMSELF IN THE RACE "HE WANTED TO BE A BIG SHOT" MEMBERS WOULD GET THE SAME PERCENTAGE BEFORE THE MARYLAND REPUBLICAN STATE INCREASE AUTOMATICALLY CONVENTION (CONTINUED ON PAGE 2) "I COME HERE TO ANNOUNCE I AM A CAN­ CIVIL RIGHTS BILL DIDATE tOR THE PRESIDENCy lI THE 46-YEAR AME~DME~TS REJECTED OLD GOVERNOR SAID IN A KEYNOTE ADDRESS WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE SENATE TODAY RE­ TO THE CONVENTION AMMUNITILN DUM~ JECTED A SERIES OF SOUTHERN-SPONSORED IN ABANDONING HIS LONG-HELD POSITION OF BEING AVAILABLE ONLY FOR A "SINCERE EXPLODES, KilLS 8 C I V I L RIGHTS AMENDMENTS, I NCLUD I NG A SANTO DOMINGO, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC AND HONEST DRAFT," SCRANTON REFUSED TO MOVE FOR NATIONWIDE VOTE IN NOVEMBER ON (UPI)--AT LEAST EIGHT PERSONS WERE KIL CONCEDE THAT THE REPUBLICAN NOMINATION THE PENDING LEGISLATION, LED AND 140 OTHERS WOUNDED IN A SERIES HAD BEEN LOCKED UP BY GOLDWATER THE PLEBISCITE PLAN WAS PROPOSED BY Of AMMUNITION DUMP EXPLOSIONS AT A MI~ THE SOUTH'S TOP STRATEGIST, SEN RICHARD ITARY CAMP ACROSS THE OZAMA RIVER FROM SANTO DOMINGO, POLICE SAID TODAY _ ~~S~~L~F!~!M~G~~RT I~~~D~~~~E~~ SWJ lCH TO~~~~~ ft1tE FOL-LOWEe TtlE EXPLO~ IONS AND TIGHT RESTRICTIONS IMPOSED BY WEDNESDAY'S GETTYSBUR~. \UPI -- H£ NATIONAL THOUSANDS Of RESIDENTS IN THE AREA SUR CHAIRMAN OF THE COMMITTEE PROMOTING AM- HISTORIC CLOTURE VOTE. ROUNDING THE CAMP FLED THEIR HOMES IN BASSADOR HENRY CABOT LODGE FOR THE RE- REJECTED WAS A SO-CALLED "FREEDOM PANIC RIDERIr PROHIBITION SPONSORED BY SEN PUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION TODAY THE U.S NAVY RUSHED EXPLOSIVE AND JOHN C STENNIS (DEM-Mlss) IT WOULD HAVE SWITCHED TO PENNSYLVANIA GOVERNOR WIL­ FIRE-FIGHTING TEAMS HERE FROM THE GUAN BARRED DEMONSTRATORS FROM CROSSING STATE LIAM W SCRANTON AND URGED HIS SUPPORT- TANAMO NAVAL BASE IN CUBA ER~ TO FOLLOW SUIT LINES WITH AN AVOWED INTENTION OF VIO­ FOUR OF FIVE DUMPS AT THE ARMY CAMP MAXWELL M. RABB, NEW YORK ATTORNEY AN LATING LOCAL LAWS IT WAS DEFEATED 72 WENT UP STARTING AT I I O'CLOCK LAST HEAD OF THE LODGE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE, TO 21 NIGHT DETONATIONS WERE STILL BEING ANNOUNCED HIS SHIFT IN A HANDWRITTEN HEARD HERE AT NOON. STATEMENT FOLLOWING A 90-MINUTE MEETING JURY DELIBER~TES EIGHT HOURS WITH FORMER PRESIDENT DWIGHT D EISEN­ TO FIND RAPIST GUILTY OF MURDER HOWER. RED CHINA PROTE~T~ BOMBING NEW YORK (UPI )--A JURY OF I I MEN AND RABB DENIED EISENHOWER HAD URGED HIM IN LAO~ BY u.~. JET PLANE~ ONE WOMAN DELIBERATED HERE NEARLY EIGHT TO SWITCH SIDES LONDON (UPI)--THE OFFICIAL NEW CHINA HOURS LAST NIGHT BEFORE FINDING 29-YEAR NEWS AGENCY CHARGED TODAY A STAFF MEM­ OLD WINSTON MOSELEY GUILTY OF FIRST DE- BER OF THE CHINESE ECONOMIC AND CUL­ GREE MURDER DAMAGES IN FLOOD-DEVASTATED TURAL MISSION WAS KILLED AND FIVE OTHE MOSELEY--A BUSINESS MACHINES OPERATOR MONTANA EXCEED~ $50 MILLION INJURED YESTERDAY WHEN U.S. PLANES BOM --WAS CONVICTED OF KILLING MISS CATH­ GREAT FALLS, MONT (UPI)--RAIN AND BED KHANG KHAY IN LAOS ERINE GENOVESE, LAST MARCH, NEAR HER SNOW RUNOFF KEPT A FLOOO~DEV~$TATED "THE WANTON BOMBING OF THIS FORMER APARTMENT. THE PRETTY BARMAID'S DEATH MONTANA EDGY TODAY AS THE STATE REHAB- SEAT OF THE ROYAL LAOTIAN GOVERNMENT CAUSED A PUBLIC FUROR WHEN IT WAS RE- ILITATION PROGRAM WAS PUT INTO GEAR BY BY SIX U.S PLANES ALSO DAMAGED HOUSES VEALED THAT SEVERAL OF HER NEIGHBORS IG- FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL AUTHORITIES. AND PROPERTY," THE PEKING DISPATCH MON NORED HER SCREAMS FOR AID AS MOSELEY WAS REHABILITATION FOR STRICKEN SECTIONS ITORED HERE SAID ATTACKING HER BEGAN EVEN AS A FULL ACCOUNT OF THE IT SAID U S JET FIGHTERS ALSO FIRED MOSELEY ALSO REPORTEDLY CONFESSED TO TRAGEDY WAS BEING TALLIED TWENTY­ TWO ROCKETS INTO KHANG KHAY JUNE 7 SLAYING TWO OTHER WOMEN--CARRYING OFf A EIGHT DEATHS HAVE BEEN RECORDED SO FAR, SERIES OF DURGLARIES, AND COMMITTING AT WITH AT LEAST 115 PERSONS STILL MISSING HERMOSILLO, MEX (UPI)--HoSPITAL LEAST FIVE ASSAULTS (RAPES) DAMAGES TO PROPERTY, ROADS AND CROPS SOARED PAST THE $50 MILLION MARK AUTHORITIES DISCLOSED TODAY A 40-YEAR­ OLD MAN SWAM NEARLY 40 MILES EARLIER EXPECT COCA COLA SHIPMENT SOON IN MOST FLOOD SECTIONS THE WATER CON­ THIS WEEK TO GET HELP FOR THREE FELLOW GLOBAL ASSOCIATES ADVISES THAT KWAJ­ TINUED RECEDING, BUT STATE OFFICIALS CALIFORNIANS ADRIFT IN A STORM IN THE ALEIN IS TEMPORARILY OUT OF COCA COLA WORRIED THAT WARM WEATHER WOULD INCREAS GULF OF MEXICO IN A CRIPPLED FISHING BUT THE NEXT SHIP, WHICH SHOULD ARRIVE THE SNOW RUNOFf FROM MOUNTAIN AREAS BOAT \v I TH I N A FEW DAYS, I S CARRY I NG A GOOD SUPPLY MAKE DARING ESCAPE ASK SANCTIONS AGAINST SOUTH AFRICA ONE OF THE BIGGEST DIFFERENCES BETWEEN BERLIN (UPI)--FoUR REfUGEES LED BY A UNITED NATIONS (UPI)--THE AFRICAN MEN AND BOYS IS THE PRICE Of THEIR TOYS. DARING YOUNG DOCTOR CUT THEIR WAY THRU GROUP OF NATIONS TODAY !!UNANIMOUSLY BARBEDWIRE UNDER COMMUNIST FIRE TO REAC DECIDED" TO ASK FOR SANCTIONS AGAINST BACCALAURATE SERVICES TOMORROW WEST BERLIN SAFELY AT NOON TODAY SOUTH AFRICA IN THE WAKE OF THE SEN­ THE HICH SCHOOL BACCAULAURATE SER­ WEST BERLIN POLICE SAID NONE OF THE TENCING OF SEVEN NATIONALIST LEADERS VICES WILL BE HELD IN THE CHAPEL BAND WAS INJURED BY THE SHOTS TO LIFE TERMS IN THE RIVONIA TRIALS. TOMORPOW EVENING AT 8:00 P.M THE 25-YEAR-OLD EAST BERLIN DOCTOR ONLY 2 5 INCHES'OF RAIN HAS BEEN RE­ FATrl~R FEY WILL GIVE THE ADDRESS. LED HIS 34-YEAR-OLD WifE, ALSO A DOCTOR, CORDED ON KWAJALEIN FOR JUNE. I ALL ISLANDERS ARE INVITED AN9 TWO OTHERS' 'rI-lROUGHI)THCf BA~R I CADES ,I) - PAGE 2 HOURGLASS

PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE SENATE EXPECTED (CONT. FROM PAGE I) SECURITY TO CRACK DOWN ON COMMANDING OFFICER PACiFIC MISSILE GOVERNMENT SALARIES ARE EXPECTED TO ILLEGAL OPERATION OF BICYCLES RANGE FACILITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL RISE STEADILY UNDER THIS FORMULA. IT THE SECURITY DEPARTMENT HAS ISSUED ISLANDS, CONTRACT NI23 (61756) 35133A FOLLOWS THAT LAWMAKERS' PAY ALSO WOULD THE FOLLOWING REGULATIONS PERTAINING (PMR) WITH GLOBAL ASSOCIATES. GO UP UNDER THE RIDER. FOR EXAMPLE, THE TO THE OPERATION OF BICYCLES. VIOLA- THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY PENDING PAY BILL IS THE THIRD INCREASE TORS WILL BE ISSUED WARNING CITATIONS MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE FOR FEDERAL WORKERS IN 19 MONTHS. THEY UP TO MIDNIGHT TOMORROW, AND ALL CI- FOR NOTICES IS 4 P.M. THE DAY BEFORE HAVE AVERAGED ABOUT 5 PER CENT EACH TATIONS AFTER THIS WEEK WILL BE PRO- PUBLICATION DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS PASSAGE OF THE BILL YESTERDAY REVERSED CESSED IN TRAFFIC COURT IS 10 A M THE DAY OF PUBLICATION. A 222-184 VOTE LAST MARCH 12 WHEN THE I BICYCLES WILL DISPLAY A WHITE THE HouRGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT HOUSE KILLED A MORE GENEROUS BILL, IN- LIGHT AHEAD AT ALL TIMES DURING DARK- TO EDIT COpy RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATION. CLUDING A $10,000 PAY HIKE FOR LEGISLA- NESS WHEN THE BICYCLE IS IN OPERATION. TORS THIS TIME JOHNSON PUT HIS WEIGHT 2 BICYCLES WILL HAVE A CLEAN, RED EDITOR. H. EDW. MCKINNEY BEHIND THE MEASURE AND IT SAILED THROUGH. LIGHT OR REFLECTOR MOUNTED ON THE REAR • ••• THE PRESIDENT HAILED THE HOUSE ACTION 3 BICYCLES MUST BE IN GOOD OPERA- SOVIETS TO JOIN U.S. IN SPACE YESTERDAY. HE SAID: "THIS IS AN IMPOR- TING CONDITION AND MUST HAVE AN EFFIC- SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM TANT STEP IN HELPING TO MAINTAIN A HIGH lENT AND OPERATING BRAKING SYSTEM GENEVA (UPI )--RUSSIA HAS AGREED TO LEVEL OF GOVERNMENT EFFICIENCY AND AS- 4 STANDARD AUTOMOBILE RULES OF JOIN THE PLANNED AMERICAN GLOBAL SURING THAT ABLE AND EXPERIENCED MEN AND THE ROAD APPLY. RIDERS WILL CONTROL SPACE SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM, WOMEN CAN WORK FOR THEIR COUNTRY WITHOUT THEIR BICYCLES TO: SOVIET OFfiCIALS SAY. A fiNANCIAL PENALTY" (A) DRIVE ON THE EXTREME RIGHT THEY SAID Moscow HAS FIRMLY ACCEPTEC UNDER THE BILL, ABOUT TWO MILLION SIDE OF THE ROAD, EXCEPT WHEN PASSING AN INViTATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THE FEDERAL CLASSIFIED AND POSTAL WORKERS, A VEHICLE PROCEEDING IN THE SAME NETWORK, TO BE SET UP AND RUN BY THE JUDGES, CABINET MEMBERS AND LAWMAKERS DIRECTION OR WHEN MAKING A LEfT TURN UNITED STATES COMMUNICATIONS SATEL- WOULD GET SALARY HIKES RANGING FROM 4 TO (B) AVOID WEAVING AND SUDDEN LITE COR PORAT ION (C().iSAT) 22 PER CENT TURN I NG INTO TRAFF I C AN UNDERSTANDING TO THIS EFFECT WAS MEMBERS OF CONGRESS WOULD BE INCREASED (C) YIELD RIGHT OF WAY TO PEDES- REACHED IN CONFIDENTIAL BILATERAL FROM $22,500 TO $30,000 A YEAR, CABINET TRIANS AND EMERGENCY VEHICLES. TALKS HERE LAST WEEK BETWEEN AMERICAN MEMBERS FROM $25,000 TO $32,500 A YEAR (D) OBSERVE STOP SIGNS. AND SOVIET SCIENTISTS By FAR, THE LARGEST SHARE OF THE DOLLAR (E) MAKE PROPER HAND SIGNALS THE RUSSIAN OFFICIALS WHO PARTICI- INCREASES WOULD GO TO FEDERAL WORKERS IN 5 EXCEPT FOR TANDEM BIKES, AND PATED IN THESE TALKS SAID A PRELIMI- THE LOWER PAY-SCALE, INCLUDING ABOUT ONE- CASES WHERE PARENTS ARE TRANSPORTING NARY U S.-SOVIET AGREEMENT WILL BE HALF MILLION POSTAL CLERKS AND LETTER SMALL CHILDREN, ONLY ONE RIDER PER INITIALLED SHORTLY, QUITE POSSIBLY CARRIERS WHO WOULD RECEIVE 6 PER CENT BICYCLE WILL BE PERMITTED AT FURTHER DISCUSSIONS STARTING NEXT SALARY INCREASES •• MONDAY REP. H.R. GROSS, R-loWA, LED FORCES WEST GERMAN CHANCELLOR IN AMERICAN SPOKESMEN COULD NOT CONFIR~ OPPOSING THE BILL HE CALLED IT A "SAL- WASHINGTON TODAY FOR STATE VISIT THE RUSSIAN STATEMENT THAT A DEFINITE ay GRAB" AND SAID IT WOULD ENCOURAGE WASHINGTON (UPI )--THE JOHNSON AD-

AGREEMENT IS IN THE OFFING BUT DID LABOR UNIONS TO SEEK INFLATIONARY WAGE I MINISTRATION, PLAGUED BY FOREIGN CONFIRM THAT RUSSIAN PARTICIPATION IN INCREASES. POLICY PROBLEMS FROM SOUTH VIETNAM TO THE COMSAT VENTURE WILL BE DISCUSSED BUT SPEAKER JOHN W MCCORMACK, D-MASS , CYPRUS, TURNED ITS ATTENTION TODAY TO

NEXT WEEK I TOLD MEMBERS THEY DESERVED A PAY BOOST A DANGEROUS "SLEEPER If I N WORLD AFFA IRS- THE RUSSIANS SAID THEIR PART IN THE AND THE VOTERS WOULD BACK THEM IF THEY GERMANY AND BERLIN NETWORK WILL CONSIST OF Moscow'S S[T- GAVE THEMSELVES ONE ' WEST GERMAN CHANCELLOR LUDWIG ERHARD TING UP SPECIAL COMMUNICATIONS STAT- THE MEMBERS' PAY INCREASES WOULD GO ARRIVES TODAY FOR A SERIES OF TALKS IONS AND A NATIONAL GRID TO RECEIVE, INTO EFFECT JANUARY I, 1965, AFTER THE WITH PRESIDENT JOHNSON, RANKING OFFI- RELAY AND TRANSMIT MESSAGES VIA THE ELECTIONS. CIALS AND LEADING LAWMAKER~ TO URGE SATELLITES ••• • WESTERN EFFORTS TOWARD A SOLUTION OF IT IS POSSIBLE THAT RUSSIA ALSO WILL SEE LITTLE HOPE FOR PROGRESS THE GERMAN PROBLEM IN THE FRAMEWORK EXCHANGE TELEVISION PROGRAMS VIA THE GENEVA (UPI )--DIPLOMATS SAID TODAY THEY OF EAST-WEST RELAXATION OF TENSION SYSTEM, THEY SAID SAW LITTLE HOPE FOR PROGRESS IN THE SUM- ERHARD'S VISIT COINCIDED WITH AN IT WAS UNDERSTOOD THERE IS NO QUES- MER SESSION OF THE 17-NATION DISARMAMENT EXPECTED SOVIET MOVE TO BOOST EAST TION OF Moscow BUYING SHARES IN COM- CONFERENCE GERMANY'S PRESTIGE WITH A FRIENDSHIP, SAT OR OF RUSSIA ADDING ITS OWN SATEL- THEY SAID OPENING SPEECHES LAST TUES- COMMERCE AND SHIPPING TREATY. THE LITES TO THE NETWORK. DAY BY THE UNITED STATES AND THE SOVIET DOCUMENT, PARALLELING SIMILAR TREATIES THE SOVIETS, LIKE OTHER COUNTRIES UNION, THE TWO KEY NATIONS, GAVE NO IN- WITH OTHER COMMUNIST COUNTRIES, IS TO JOIN THE PROJECT, WILL HAVE TO PUT DICATION OF AREAS FOR QUICK EAST-WEST EXPECTED TO BE SIGNED BY SOVIET PREMIER UP MONEY IN SOME WAY, HOWEVER, TO AGREEMENT NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV AND EAST GERMAN COM- HELP MEET COMSAT's COST OF GETTING THE SOVIET DELEGATION CHIEF VALERIAN ZORIN MUNIST PARTY LEADER WALTER ULBRICHT, SATELLITES LAUNCHED HAS TOLD THE CONFERENCE HE HAS NEW PRO- WHO IS VISITING Moscow. •••• • , POSALS FROM THE KREMLIN. MOST WESTERN U.S. OFFICIALS REACTED CALMLY YES- SON OF UNDERWORLD CZAR AND DIPLOMATS DOUBTED THEY WOULD REPRESENT TERDAY TO AN ANNOUNCEMENT BY EAST FORMER MISS UTAH ARE MARRIED ANY RADICAL NEW IDEAS GERMAN FOREIGN MINISTER LOTHAR HOLZ IN CHICAGO (UPI )--THE ELITE OF GANGDOM THE SOVIETS, THE DIPLOMATS SAID, AP- Moscow THAT DOCUMENTSOF "SPECIAL SIG- AND 1,000 FRIENDS AND WELL-WISHERS PEARED TO BE STICKING TO THEIR BELIEF NIFICANCE" AIMED AT "SAFEGUARDING SWIGGED CHAMPAGNE AND SHOWERED CASH THAT NO NEW PACTS CAN BE REACHED UNTIL PEACE ON GERMAN SOIL" WOULD BE SIGNED ON THE SON OF REPUTED UNDERWORLD CZAR AFTER THE U.S. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS IN TODAY EMERITUS ANTHONY M. (BIG TUNA) ACCARDC NOVEMBER HOWEVER, STATE DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS AND HIS BEAUTY QUEEN BRIDE. THE SOVIETS APPEARED TO BE UNCONVINCED DIRECTLY CONCERNED WITH GERMANY AND THE HORDE CREATED A TRAFFIC JAM AT BY THE AMERICAN CONTENTION THAT PRESIDENT BERLIN HELD A MEETING AND INFORMED THE ENTRANCE TO THE VILLA VENICE, A LYNDON JOHNSON WOULD WELCOME NEW ACCORDS SOURCES SAID THE JOHNSON ADMINISTRATION NIGHT CLUB NORTHWEST OF CHICAGO WHICH AS SOON AS POSSIBLE WOULD REACT IMMEDIATELY, MOST PROBABLY HAS BEEN FAVORED AS A SITE OF UNDER- • WITH A PREPARED STATEMENT, TO THE WORLD SOCIAL FUNCTIONS. CALLS FOR NEGOTIATION COMMUNIST MOVE GUESTS ARRIVED CLUTCHING ENVELOPES NEW YORK (UPI }--THE NEW YORK TIMES SAID THE SOURCES ALSO SAID THE PENDING FILLED WITH MONEY FOR ANTHONY R. Ac- TODAY THAT THE ENTIRE SOUTHEAST ASIA COMMUNIST ACTION CAME UP FOR DISCUSSION CARDO, 29, OPERATOR OF A SUBURBAN PROBLEM "DESERVES EXPLORATION" IN ANOTHER WHEN WEST GERMAN FOREIGN MINISTER GER- TRAVEL AGENCY, AND HIS BRIDE, THE CONFERENCE OF THE 14 NATIONS, COMMUNIST HARD SCHROEDER MET YESTERDAY WITH FORMER JANET MARIE HAWLEY, 22, DAUGH- CHINA INCLUDED, THAT HAVE BEEN CONCERNED SECRETARY OF STATE DEAN RUSK TER OF A GREEN RIVER, WYOMING, RANCHER WITH SOUTHEAST ASIA SINCE THE GENEVA SCHROEDER REFUSED TO COMMENT ON THE AND THE 1961 MISS UTAH, WHO WAS RUNNE~ CONFERENCE OF 1962. REPORTS FROM Moscow, BUT HE TOLD NEWS-, UP TO MISS UNIVERSE THAT YEAR "THE DECISIVE CONFRONTATION OF THE MEN THAT ERHARD'S MEETING WITH JOHNSON

• • UN I TED 5 TATES AND RED CHI NA, tI SA I 0 THE WOULD HAVE tI A STRONG ACCENT ON EAST- LADY'S BOTTOM SPANKED TIMES, "SHOULD BE OVER A NEGOTIATING WEST RELATIONS AND MORE SPECIFICALLY, BEACONSFIFLD, ENGLAND (UPI )--LADY TABLE, NOT WITH ARMS IN THE LONG RUN, ON THE GERMAN ISSUE" NACY PORTMAN'S FORMER HEAD GARDENER THIS WILL ONLY BE POSSIBLE WHEN COMMUNIST SCHROEDER, WHO FLEW HERE FROM CANADA TOLD A COURT TODAY HE "SOUNDLY SM~ED CHINA IS A MEMBER OF THE UNITED NATIONS TO PREPARE fOR ERHARD'S TWO-DAY VISIT, HER BOTTOM" AFTER THEY QUARRELED IN AND WHEN WASHINGTON CAN SPEAK TO PEKING ,LATER MET WITH JOHNSON'S SPECIAL AS- THE GREENHOUSE IN THE NORMAL COURSE OF DIPLOMATIC EX- SISTANT MCGEORGE SUNDAY HE ALSO AR- THE GARDENER, HENRY KLINGENSPOR, CHANGES BETWEEN TWO NATIONS THAT RECOG- RANGED AN EVENING MEETING WITH RUSK AT WAS FINED 30 POUNDS AND WAS ORDERED NIZE EACH OTHER" THE HOME OF GERMAN MINISTER HERBERT NOT TO GO WITHIN ONE MILE OF THE • • • VON STACKElBERG PORTMAN RESIDENCE FOR THREE YEARS. IPAGE 3 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 13 JUNE 1964 I THREATENED TO KILL MORE TYPHOID CASES REPEATED THREATS AGA INST SHAH ! (CONTINUED rROM PAGE I) ABERDEEN, SCOTLAND (UPI)--THE DAILY SINCE COMING TO UNITED STATES THE NEW PIECE or INrORMATION ABOUT THE TYPHOID TABULATION HERE ROSE SIX TO Los ANGELES (UPIJ--THE SHAH or IRAN ,THREAT ON NIXON's LirE RErERRED TO AN 445, ABERDEEN CHIEr MEDICAL OrrlCER DRl SAID YESTERDAY THE DEPRIVED PEOPLE or

: INCIDENT LAST APRIL OR MAY SHORTLY BE- IAN MAcQUEEN ANNOUNCED TODAY. I THE WORLD "CAN NO LONGER VIEW THEIR IFORE THE OSWALD'S LEFT DALLAS TO LIVE MCQUEEN SAID THAT 393 OF THESE WERE MISERIES AS TINY," AT THE SAME TIME HIS !IN NEW ORLEANS CONFIRMED CASES AND 52 UNCONrIRMED. UCLA COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS WAS HECKLED I t "HE CAME WALKING INTO THE ROOM ALL THE FIGURES YESTERDAY WERE 387 AND 52. BY DEMONSTRATORS SHOUTING "THE SHAH , 'DRESSED, AND HAD A GUN IN HIS HA~D " .0.... IS A MURDERER." IMRSo OSWALD SAID. "I ASKED HIM WH~T HE "MONSTER OF SISTER LAKES" THE SHAH, MOHAMMED REZA PAHLEVI, IWAS DOING, WHERE HE WAS GOING." SCARES DAYLIGHTS OUT OF GIRLS CAUTIONED THAT UNLESS THE WIDE GAP BE- • "I'M GOING TO SEE RICHARD NIXON," SHE SISTER LAKES, MICHIGAN (UPI}--THE TWEEN POVERTY AND WEALTH IN MANY STRUG- QUOTED HER HUSBAND AS SAYING. MRS. "MONSTER OF SISTER LAKES" MADE AN AP- GLING NATIONS WERE LESSENED, IT WOULD OSWALD GATHERED WHAT HER HUSBAND MEANT PEARANCE YESTERDAY ALONG A LONELY WOOD- " LEAD TO BLOODSHED AND PREPARE THE WAY IN LIEU OF THE WALKER INCIDENT. MRS. ED ROAD AND SCARED THE DAYLIGHTS OUT FOR THE APPEARANCE or TOTALITARIAN OSWALD SAID SHE WAS AFRAID AND TRIED TO or THREE YOUNG GIRLS. SYSTEMS OF GOVERNMENT." ,GET HER HUSBAND TO TALK ABOUT IT. THE ""MONSTER, DESCRIBED AS A CREA- AS HE NEARED THE CONCLUSION OF HIS ! IVIT DIDN'T MATTER TO HIM WHO HE KILL- TURE NINE FEET TALL, MORE THAN 500 SPEECH, THE VOICES OF ABOUT 150 DEMON- ED, ""SHE SAID. HE JUST WANTED TO BE A PO UN D S IN WEIGHT AND SPORTING A BLACK STRATORS -- SOME or THEM PRorESSED BIG SHOT." LEATHERY FACE, HAD BEEN SEEN ON AND IRANIAN STUDENTS -- COULD BE HEARD NIXON HAD MADE A SPEECH IN DALLAS CALL. OFF AT NIGHT IN AN AREA ALONG THE CASS- FROM A DISTANCE CHANTING "SHAH IS A iNG FOR THE U.S. TO FORCE THE RUSSIANS VAN BUREN COUNTY LINE IN THE SO~THWEST MURDERER. WHEN HE WENT TO RECEIVE HIS OUT OF CUBA. OSWALD WAS CLOSELY ALIGNED CORNER OF THE STATE. HONORARY DOCTORATE AT THE CONCLUSION TO THE PRO-CASTRO CUBA. BUT NOW, HE APPARENTLY IS BOLO 0' THE RALLY, MORE JEERS COULD BE HEARD. THE NEWSPAPER QUOTED MRS. OSWALD AS ENOUGH TO PUT IN DAYLIGHT APPEARANCES. THE PICKETS WERE ISOLATED BY POLICE SAYING THAT SHE MISUNDERSTOOD HER HUS- JOYCE SAW HIM "RST. SHE FELL TO ABOUT 150 YARDS FROM THE SPEAKER'S BAND REGARDLESS OF HER FEELINGS TOWARD THE GROUND tN A DEAD FAINT. STAND, ACROSS A PARKING LOT HIM. "HIS POLITICAL VIEWS WEREN'T PATSY ALSO GOT A GOOD LOOK AT THE THERE HAVE BEEN REPEATED THREATS STRONG ENOUGH FOR HIM TO HAVE KIL~ED CREATURE SHE STOOD IMMOBILIZED WITH AGAINST THE SHAH SINCE HE CAME TO THE SOLELY FOR THAT REASON" SHE SAfD. "AND FEAR. THEN, THE "THING" DISAPPEARED UNITED STATES, AND SECURITY PRECAUTIONS ACTUALLY HE SPOKE WELL OF MR. KENNEDY. IN THE UNDERBRUSH. HAVE EXCEEDED NORMAL STEPS TAKEN FOR IT JUST HAD TO BE SOMEONE, I GUESS." PATSY AND GAIL, WHO HAD BEEN TOO FAR VISITING HEADS OF STATE. HOWEVER, •• ~... AWAY TO GET A GOOD LOOK, REVIVED THE INCIDENTS HAVE BEEN RESTRICTED TO FORMER PRIME MINISTER DEAD SHAKEN JOYCE AND THE THREE GIRLS RAN PLACARD CARRYING AND OCCASIONAL SCUF- TOKYO (UPI)--FoRMER PRIME MINISTER TO A NEARBY FARMHOUSE. THEY TELEPHONED FLES INVOLVING TWO IRANIAN FACTIONS. PIBUL SONGGRAM OF THAILAND, EXILED IN AUTHORITIES AND SPILLED OUT THEIR TALE •••••• JAPAN AFTER HE WAS OUSTED BY A BLOODLESS OF TERROR. SHERIFF'S DEPUTIES, ARMED PRIEST RISKS BEING DISMISSED coup D'ETAT IN 1957, DIED THURSDAY NIGHT WITH RIFLES AND SIDEARMS, RUSHED TO FOR LETTER HE SENT TO POPE OF A HEART ATTACK. THE SCENE THEY WERE UNABLE TO FIND Los ANGELES (UPI}--A YOUNG ROMAN P,BUL, FIELD MARSHAL AND PRIME MINIS- A TRACE OF THE "MONSTER." CATHOLIC PRIEST, WHO SAID ME HAD BEEN TER OF HIS COUNTRY FROM 1938-1944 AND JOYCE SAID IT "DIDN'T LOOK LIKE A DISCIPLINED BE'ORE AND THREATENED WITH 1948- 1957, DIED IN HIS MODEST, TWO-STORY MAN," PATSY, WHO OBSERVED THE CREATURE SUSPENSION, HAS ASKED POPE PAUL VI TO WESTERN STYLE RESIDENCE ON THE OUTSKIRTS FROM CLOSE RANGE, SAID "IT LOOKED LIKE REMOVE JAMES FRANCIS CARDINAL MciNTYRE OF TOKYO. HE WAS 67 YEARS OLD. A BEAR." SHE SAID IT WAS ABOUT SEVEN AS ARCHBISHOP OF Los ANGELES FOR AL- I THE SOFT-SPOKEN PIBUL, WHO LOOKED MORE FEET TALL AND "HAD A BLACK FACE." LEGED 'AlLURE TO EXERCISE "MORAL LIKE A RETIRED BUSINESSMAN IN HIS CIVIL- THE "MONSTER" HAS BEEN REPORTED LEADERSHIP" AGAINST RACIAL DISCRIMINA- IAN CLOTHES THAN A TOUGH MILITARY OFFIC- SPOTTED IN THIS AREA ON AND OFr FOR TION. ER, HAD BEEN LIVING IN JAPAN WITH HIS SOME TIME. AUTHORITIES ARE INCLINED SANDY-HAIRED, 29-YEAR-OLD FATHER WIFE SINCE THE AUTUMN OF 1958, WHEN TO BELIEVE IT'S A BEAR, ALTHOUGH THEY WILLIAM H. DuBAY, TEMPORARY ADMINIS- THEY CAME HERE AFTER SPENDING A YEAR HAVE A TOUGH TIME CONVINCING THE TRATOR OF ST. ALBERT THE GREAT CATHOLIC IN THE UNITED STATES. PEOPLE WHO POPULATE THE HEAVILY WOODED CHURCH IN NEARBY COMPTON, HELD A NEWS THE FORMER THAI PREMIER WAS CONSIDERED AREA AROUND SISTER LAKES. CONFERENCE YESTERDAY TO CONFIRM THAT PRO-JAPANESE. HE COOPERATED WITH WAR- MRS. JOHN UTRUP TOLD THE CASS COUNTY HE SENT THE LETTER TO THE POPE. TIME JAPANESE PREMIER GEN. HIDEKI TOJO SHERIFF'S OFFICE YESTERDAY THAT SHE IN HIS LETTER, FATHER DUBAY SAID N THE LATTER'S POLICY OF A GREATER HAD ENCOUNTERED THE "MONSTER" TWO HE TOLD THE POPE THAT THE CARDINAL WAS CO-PROSPERITY SPHERE IN ASIA. NIGHTS AGO. HER HUSBAND SAID HE SAW GUILTY OF "GROSS MALFEASANCE" OF HIS •••••• THE " MONSTER tI A YEAR OR TWO AGO. DUTIES. fEARS INFLATIONARY SPIRAL UTRUP SAID HE DROVE INTO THE YARD OF A CHANCERY SPOKESMAN SAID THE CARD- Los ANGELES (UPI}--THE EARLY RUMBLINGS HIS HOME ONE NIGHT AND SAW THE CREATURE INAL HAD NO COMMENT, NOR WAS ONE EX- FROM DETROIT ON WAGE NEGOTIATIONS FOR STANDING BEHIND A BUSH. IT HAD, HE PECTED. THE AUTO INDUSTRY ARE RAISING THE SPECTRE SAID , "B tG, BRIGHT, SHINING EYES. "I!"rATHER DUBAY'S IMMEDIATE SUPERIOR, OF AN INFLATIONARY SPIRAL, A GENERAL THE NEXT DAY, HE SAID, HE MEASURED THE REV. MARTIN MCGOVERN, PASTOR 0' ELECTRIC CO. EXECUTIVE SAID TODAY THE BUSH. IT WAS FIVE FEET HIGH AND ST. ALBERT'S WAS REPORTED IN IRELAND. ." It T P 80 GE V ICE PRESIDENT VIRGIL B. DAY TOLD THE MONSTER HAD TOWERED FOUR FEET HE ARISH IS ABOUT PER CENT NEGRO, THE CALIFORNIA INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT ABOVE THAT. UTRUP SAID HE HAD NOT ACCORDING TO fATHER DUBAY. CONFERENCE THAT ANOTHER INFLATIONARY SEEN THE t!"MONSTER AGAIN, BUT LATE T~EOUTSPOKEN PRIEST TOLD NEWSMEN HE WAGE-PRICE SPIRAL COULD KNOCK THE UNITED EVERY NIGHT AS HE AND HIS WIFE WATCH HAD BEEN "DISCIPLINED SEVERAL TIMES STATES OUT OF WORLD MARKETS FOR YEARS TELEVISION "w E CAN HEAR IT RUMBLE BY FOR SPEAKING ON THE ISSUE " OF RACE AND TO COME. OUTSIDE." WAS "THREATENED A YEAR AGO WITH SUS- "T HE RUMBLINGS FROM DETROIT HAVE SUG- •••••• PENSION rROM PRIESTLY DUTIES IF I GESTED A SCALE OF SETTLEMENT WHICH, ARIAS SHOWS IMPROVEMENT CONTINUED TO PREACH THAT INTEGRATION WHATEVER ITS EFFECT IN THE AUTO INDUS- PANAMA C,TY (UPIJ--A HOSPITAL BULLET- IS A MORAL ISSUE." TRY, COULD SPREAD TO OTHER EMPLOYERS IN SAID TODAY ROBERT ARIAS, D/PLOMAT- HE SAID HE HAD DECIDED "NOW ISn THE ONLY AT THE EXPENSE OF THEIR ABILITY TO SOCIALITE SHOT FOUR TIMES MONDAY IN A TIME TO SPEAK OUT AND BE HONEST ABOUT COMPETE AT HOME AND ABROAD," DAY SAID. POLITICAL ARGUMENT, IS SHOWING DEFINITE THE RACIAL ISSUE. HE SAID DEMANDS OF INTERNATIONAL COM- SIGNS OF IMPROVEMENT...... MAY ASSEMBLE TRUCKS IN JAPAN PETITION CALL FOR WAGE SETTLEMENTS WELL IT WAS THE MOST OPTIMISTIC REPORT ON NEW YORK (UPIJ--GENERAL MOTORS INTER­ IWITHIN THE GUIDEPOSTS SET DOWN BY THE HIS CONDITION SINCE HE UNDERWENT EMER- NATIONAL SAID TODAY IT HAS BEEN HOLDING IPRESIDENT'S COUNCIL OF ECONOMIC ADVISERS. GENCY SURGERY MONDAY NIGHT AND WAS I ...... ISSUED SHORTLY AFTER ARIAS WAS VISITED TALKS WITH A JAPANESE COMPANY ABOUT JUDY GARLAND MARRIED? BY HIS WIFE, BRITISH BALLERINA DAME THE POSSIBILITY OF SETTING UP A CHEVRO­ LET CAR TRUCK ASSEMBLY PLANT IN JAPAN. HONG KONG (UPI}--A SOURCE CLOSE TO MARGOT FONTEYN. A SPOKESMAN SAID GM HAD AGREED "IN SINGER JUDY GARLAND TODAY DENIED THAT SHE ARRIVED IN PANAMA CITY EARLY TO- PRINCIPLE II WITH NIPPON EXPRESS COMPANY SHE HAD MARRIED MARK HERRON, HER TRAVEL- DAY FROM LONDON WITH HER STEPSON, ILING COMPANJON. ROBERTO, JR., 16, AND WENT DIRECTLY TO TO CONSIDER THE VENTURE PROVIDED THE JAPANESE GOVERNMENT GIVES ITS AUTHORITY~ 1 THE ENGLISH-LANGUAGE HONG KONG TIGER THE HOSPITAL. SHE EMERGED AN HOUR THE JAPANESE GOVERNMENT HERETO'ORE jSTANDARD AND ITS ASSOCIATED CHINESE- LATER WITH A SERIOUS FACE BUT QUICKLY HAS NOT PERMITTED ANY ASSEMBLY OF LANGUAGE EDiTiONS, CLAIMED EARLY TODAY REGAINED HER COMPOSURE. THAT SHE SAID SriE HAD. THE HOSPITAL BULLETIN SAID THERE WAS FOREIGN CARS OR TRUCKS. i NE I THER MiSS GARLAND NOR HERRON WAS SOME MOVEMENT IN HIS LEFT S I DE, I ND 1- "SAFETY I S EVERYONE I S BU~ I NE~!)-- IAVA!LABLE FOR COMMENT TODAY. CATING A LESSENING OF PARALYSIS WHICH ~ FOLLOWED A BULLET WOUND NEAR THE SP I NE. ARE YOU ~H I RK I NG1" PAGE 4 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 13 JUNE 1964

COMMANDER Of UoS. MILITARY fORCES IMMUNIZATION HOURS CHANGED u.s 0 RECONNA ISSMlCEflUNIIrS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA IS RETIRING IN ORDER TO ACCOMODATE ALL THE PERSON- BOLSTERED MORA~Of lAOtiANS WASHINGTON (UPI )--GENERAL PAUL D. NEL WHO WILL SOON BE GOING ON VACATION, WASHINGTON (UPI )--U.S. OffiCIALS HARKINS, COMMANDER OF THE U.S. MILITARY THE KWAJALEIN HOSPITAL IS NOW GIVING WAITED TODAY TO SEE WHAT EfFECT PERIO- fORCES IN SOUTH VIETNAM, WILL BE IMMUNIZATION "SHOTS" MONDAY THROUGH DIC ARMED RECONNAESANCE MISSIONS BY PLACED ON THE RETIRED LIST AND RETURNEO SATURDAY 7:30 TO 8 30 A.M AND 3·00 TO AMERICAN JETS WILL HAVE ON THE STRUG­ TO WASHINGTON WITHIN 10 DAYS, THE 4:00 P M. GLE AGAINST COMMUNIST FORCES IN lAOS. WHITE HOUSE ANNOUNCED TODAY IT IS HOPED THAT THESE NEW HOURS WILL THE OffiCIALS, WHO CONCEDED THAT I PRESS SECRETARY GEORGE E. REEDY SAID BE MORE CONVENIENT FOR MOTHERS WITH THE fliGHTS WERE PARTLY INTENDED FOR PRESIDENT JOHNSON IS SENDING A REQUEST SCHOOL CHILDREN AND LESS DISTURBING FOR THEIR PSYCHOLOGICAL EffECT AS WELL AS TO THE SENATE TO RETIRE HARKINS AS A THEIR PRESCHOOLER'S NAP-TIME GATHERING INfORMATION, EXPECT SOME I FULL GENERAL AND TO PROMOTE LT. GEN ••••• • INDICATIONS WITHIN THE NEXT fEW DAYS WILLIAM CHILDS WESTMORELAND TO FULL RED CROSS REMINDER , ON THE IMPACT Of THE MISSIONS. GENERALSHIP. MANY OF THE RECENTLY-ARRIVED PERSONNEL THE STATE DEPARTMENT NOW SAYS THE WESTMORELAND, SECOND IN COMMAND IN ON KWAJALEIN PERHAPS ARE NOT AWARE THAT I fliGHTS Will CONTINUE AT INTERVALS I VIETNAM, WILL BE NAMED TO REPLACE GEN. THE lOCAL RED CROSS OFFICE AND ITS SER- NECESSARY TO KEEP TRACK OF COMMUNIST HARKINS VICES ARE AVAILABLE TO All ~ILITARY : PATHET LAO AND NORTH VIETNAMESE TROOPI! JOHNSON ASKED HARKINS ON APRil 25TH PERSONNEL AND THEIR DEPENDENTS, PLUS OPERATING IN LAOS. THEY WERE STARTED TO REMAIN ON ACTIVE DUTY BEYOND THE All UNITED STATES CIViliAN PERSONNEL AND; THREE WEEKS AGO TO ASSIST NEUTRALIST FORCES IN THE SOUTHEAST ASIAN COUNTRY USUAL RETIREMENT AT THE AGE OF 60 THEIR DEPENDENTS EMPLOYED OVERSEAS ON I REEDY SAID HARKINS WOULD BE ASKED TO GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS. ACCORDING TO orFICIAL ASSESSMENTS, REMAIN IN WASHINGTON UNTil THE MANDA- MELVIN GEISER, fiELD DIRECTOR FOR THE I THE FLIGHTS HAVE ALREADY GREATLY TORY RETIREMENT DATE OF AUGUST 1ST TO RED CROSS, ADVISES THAT THE FIRST RULE BOLSTERED THE MORALE AND DETERMINATION ADVISE ADMINISTRATION OFFICIALS ON THE IS TO TELL YOUR STATESIDE IMMEDIATE RE- I Of THE NEUTRALIST fORCES COMMANDED CONDUCT OF MILITARY STRATEGY IN VIET- lATIVES TO CONTACT THEIR HOMETOWN RED 1 BY GENERAL KONG LE, BUT THEIR EFFECT NAM CROSS IN EVENT OF SICKNESS, DEATH, DIS- I ON THE COMMUNISTS IS STilL LARGELY THE PRESIDENT WilL PRESENT THE 015- ASTER OR ANY FAMilY EMERGENCY UNKNOWN. TINGUISHED SERVICE MEDAL TO HARKINS AT IN ADDITION, THE INDIVIDUAL HERE OVER- STATE DEPARTMENT SPOKESMAN RICHARD A WHI TE HOIJSE CEREMONY JUNE 24TH. SEAS I S URGED TO CONTACT MR. GE I SER If, , PHilliPS DECLINED TO SAY WHETHER t WESTMORELAND HAS BEEN IN VIETNAM YOU. ARE WORRIED ABOUT A HOME SITUATION, PHOTO PLANES WOULD BE AGAIN ACCOM- SINCE lAST fEBRUARY REEDY SAID HE HAVE RECEIVED NO REPLIES TO YOUR LETTERS; PANIED BY ARMED CARRIER-BASED NAVY IWILL TAKE OVER COMMAND AS SOON AS HAR- SUSPECT SERIOUS IllNESS AT HOME, NEED fiGHTERS. OTHER OFfiCIALS SAID THEY KINS LEAVES HARKINS HAS BEEN IN COM- EMERGENCY FINANCIAL ASS~ANCE DUE TO WOULD, EXCEPT IN POSSIBLE INSTANCES

MANO IN THE TROUBLED SOUTHEAST ASIAN EMERGENCY LEAVE OR NONRECEIPT OF PAY- I WHEN SUCH PROTECTION MIGHT BE UN-

COUNTRY FOR THE PAST 2i YEARS. I CHECK; EMERGENCY TRANSMITTAL OF fUNDS TOI NECESSARY

I FAMilY, STATESIDE fAMILY MEMBER IN NEED MAY SOUP UP MOON ROCKET TO Of BLOOD, BIRTH NOTifiCATION SERVICE MANIAC WHO ATTACKED SCHOOL CARRY ANOTHER TEN TONS ; (fROM WIFE TO OVERSEAS HUSBAND), OR If DIES Of SElf-INfliCTED POISON WASHINGTON (UPI )--THE SPACE AGENCY YOU JUST NEED HELP WITH A PERSONAL PROB-, COLOGNE, GERMANY (UPI )--A SCHOOl-

SAID TODAY IT WAS STUDYING THE POS­ 1 lEM I TEACHER AND AT LEAST 12 CHilDREN LAY 1 SIBILITY Of SOUPING-UP ITS SATURN-5 THE RED CROSS OffiCE IS LOCATED ON NEAR DEATH fROM BURNS TODAY, THE , MOON ROCKET TO CARRY HEAVIER lOADS ON : THE 2ND flOOR Of THE TERMINAL BUilDING, I HELPLESS VICTIMS Of A BERSERK WAR

fUTURE MISSIONS WHICH MIGHT INCLUDE TELEPHONE 301 DAYS OR 2259 NIGHTS. I VETERAN WHO WAGED A ONE-MAN REIGN Of MANNED EXPEDITIONS TO THE PLANETS. ' •••• I TERROR IN THE SUBURBS Of THIS ANCIENT THE SATURN-5, MOST POWERfUL ROCKET WILL HONOR HARRY TRUMAN , GERMAN CITY. KNOWN TO BE UNDER DEVELOPMENT BY ANY WASHINGTON (UPI )--THE REPUBLIC Of KOREA Two OTHER TEACHERS WERE STABBED TO DEATH AND 16 CHI~DREN WERE lESS NATION, WILL BOOST THREE ApOllO ASTRO- 1 WilL AWARD ITS HIGHEST MEDAL TO FORMER NAUTS INTO ORBIT AROUND THE MOON PRESIDENT HARRY S TRUMAN JUNE 25 fOR SERIOUSLY BURNED WHEN WALTER SEIFERT,

IT Will CONSIST Of A fiRST STAGE 'HIS "CONTRIBUTION TO THE CAUSE Of HUMAN I 42, STORMED THROUGH A ROMAN CATHOLIC GENERATING 7 5 MilLION POUNDS Of i FREEDOM AND DEMOCRACY" DURING THE KOREAN GRADE SCHOOL AND SPREAD HORROR WITH THRUST, A SECOND STAGE WITH ONE MILlIO~ WAR, IT WAS ANNOUNCED TODAY A HOME-MADE flAMETHROWER AND A CRUDE

POUNDS Or THRUST, AND A 200,OOO-POUND I AMBASSADOR KIM CHUNG YUl SAID HE Will SPEAR. THIRD STAGE. IT Will BE ABLE TO HURL PRESENT THE "ORDER Of MERIT" TO TRUMAN "11M AfRAID WE MUST RECKON ON lOSING 120 TONS Of SPACECRAfT INTO ORBI Til N CEREMON I ES AT THE HARRY S TRUMAN SOME," A SCHOOL OfFICIAL SAID TODAY AROUND THE EARTH AND 45 TONS TO THE LIBRARY, INDEPENDENCE, MISSOURI, ON JUNE ' SEifERT DIED IN A HOSPITAL NINE MOON. 25, THE 14TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE START Of, HOURS AfTER THE ATTACK fROM A SElF­

UNDER A NEW $2 MilliON STUDY PROGRAM, THE KOREAN WAR I INfliCTED DOSE Of POISON AND BUllET CONTRACTORS fOR THE NATIONAL AERO- THE CITATION WilL LAUD TRUMAN FOR HIS WOUNDS AT THE HANDS or POLICE WHO !NAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION (NASA; DETERMINATION AND STATESMANSHIP fOR PURSUED HIM. !Wlll INVESTIGATE THE POSSIBILITY Of SENDING U.S fORCES TO KOREA AFTER THE WELCOMES SCRANTON'S CANDIDACY IINCREASING THE BOOSTER ST.GE'S POWER COMMUNISTS ATTACKED ACROSS THE 38TH I r fROM 7.5 MILLION TO 9 MIlliON POUNDS ,PARAllEL GETTYSBURG, PENN. (UPI }--fORMER 10F THRUST AND THE ROCKET'S lOAD-lIFTING , PRESIDENT DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER TODAY J !CAPACITY TO 160-TO-170 TONS IN EARTH PLANS SHORT-HAUL JET AIRLINER WELCOMED GOVERNOR WilliAM W. SCRAN- 10RBIT OR 65-TO-70 TONS ON A TRIP TO PARIS (UPI )--MlllIONAIRE AIRCRAfT MANU- TON'S CANDIDACY fOR THE REPUBLICAN jTHE MOON fACTURER MARCEL DASSAUlT LAST NIGHT MADE, PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION AS "GOOD fOR I • PUBL I C A MODEL Of A NEW SHORT-HAUL JET THE HEALTH AND V I GOR Of THE PARTY." I BANDWAGON PICKING UP SPEED AIRLINER, THE MYSTERE-30. I EISENHOWER'S STATEMENT WAS ISSUED f WASINGTON (UPI )--FRONT-RUNNER BARRY THE PLANE IS DESIGNED TO REPLACE THE ' THROUGH AN AIDE SHORTLY AfTER THE IGOlDWATER'S PRESIDENTIAL BANDWAGON WAS HIGHLY SUCCESSrUL BRITISH VICKERS VIS- ' fORMER PRESIDENT MET MAXWEll M RABB, EXPECTED TO PICK UP SPEED TODAY WITH COUNT AND U.S. CONVAIR-340 IN THE WORLD'S lEADER OF A MOVE TO DRAfT AMBASSADOR THE ADDITION OF AT LEAST 39 MORE REPUB­ A I RL I NES : HENRY CABOT LODGE FOR THE NOM I NAT ION. liCAN CONVENTION DELEGATES FROM SIX THE NEW AIRCRAfT, DESIGNED ON THE LINE~ RABB, WHO WAS CABINET SECRETARY I STATES Of THE CARAVEllE, WITH TWO JET ENGINES FOR EISENHOWER, MAY HAVE DISCUSSED ADDITIONAL DELEGATES WERE BEING MOUNTED AT THE TAIL, WILL CARRY ABOUT 40' THE POSSIBiliTY OF A SCRANTON-LODGE CHOSEN AT STATE GOP CONVENTIONS IN PASSENGERS ON STAGE lENGTHS BETWEEN 200 COALITION AT THE REPUBLICAN CONVEN­ IMINNESOTA} MARYLAND, MISSOURI, UTAH, AND 600 MilES AT A CRUISING SPEED OF 5001 TION NEXT MONTH. ICONNECTICUT AND IDAHO. MILES-PER-HOUR GOLDWATER HEADQUARTERS HERE SAID NO TROUBLE AT "OLE MISS" THAT THE ARiZONA SENATOR ALREADY HAS RECOVER BODIES Of MINERS OXfORD, MISS. (UPI )--NEGRO CLEVE­ LAND DONALD JR. QUIETLY BEGAN HIS 500 DELEGATES SOLIDLY CO~MITTED TO HIS SAPPORO, HOKKAIDO, JAPAN (UPI )-RESCUE 1 ,CAUSE AT NEXT MONTH'S CONVENTION IN WORKERS TODAY RECOVERED TWO MORE BODIES fiRST fUll DAY OF CLASSES TODAY AT ISAN I='"RANC I seo AND VIRTUAllY ABANDONED HOPES FOR TWO THE UNIVERSITY Of M,SSISSIPPI. I OTHERS STILL TRAPPED IN A COAL MINE THE 18-YEAR-OLD STUDENT, A TRANSfER SENDS CONGRATULATIONS SHAFT WHICH COllAPSED THURSDAY. FROM PREDOMINANTLY NEGRO TOUGALOO I SEOUL (UP! }--PRESIDENT PARK CHUNG THE MINERS WERE TRAPPED WHEN THE MINE, COLLEGE, TOOK THE ONE-MINUTE STROll TO HIS AMERICAN HISTORY CLASS A fEW HEE Of THE REPUBLIC Of KOREA TODAY CAB­ OWNED BY THE MITSUI COMPANY AT NAIETOWN, 1

LED CONGRATULATIONS TO PRESIDENT OIOS­ CAVED INo ! MINUTES BEfORE 8 A.M. HE WAS NOT J,DADO MACAPAGAL Of THE PHILIPPINES ON ESCORTED DONALD IS THE THiRD NEGRO TO ATTEND 1TH£ 66TH A~~!VCRSARY Of PHiliPPINES ONE OF THE IRONIES OF lifE IS THAT BY I ! ~ iINDEPEND£NCE FROM ~PA!N. I THE TIME A MAN CAN AFFORD TO lOSE A GOLF 1 "OLE MISS," WHERE RIOTING BROKE OUT

BALL, HE CAN'T HIT ONE THAT FAR. I ALMOST TWO YEARS AGO WHEN JAMES MERE­ I 1 DITH WAS ENROllED. rPlG EMA HEADS NEW sports SECTION N:::A~~~;;EL;:: l FIE LDIN BU I CK CAUGHT SPEEDING AGAIN I GLENDALE, COLO. (UPI)-- Ex- I~~~~ ~~LF ~~~C~U·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION SONNY t LI liON B LI L,STON OF' DENVER HAS 8EEN ,~ GRAND BLANC, MICH. (UPI)-- COLUMBIA SQUEEZES BY CONSTE ~A Y S M ARRESTED F'OR SPEEDING AGA1N, iTONY LEMA fIRED A NEAR-RECORD MARGIN IN AMERICA'S CUP PRELIMINARY TRIALS IT WAS LEARNED TODAY. BIRDIE BARRAGE OF' SIX IN A ROW C,TY MANAGER JOHN ELWELL TODAY TO SHOOT A SIX-UNDER PAR OYSTER BAY, NEW YORK (UPI)--COLUMBIA, fiNISHED JUST 33 Of GLENDALE, A DENVER SUBURB, :32-34--66 FOR A 135 AND A 3- SECONDS BEFORE THE TIME LIMIT TODAY AS SHE SQUEEZED OUT AN CONFIRMED THAT LISTON WAS STRO KE LEAD IN THE SECOND II-SECOND VICTORY OVER CONSTELLATION IN THE AMERICA'S CUP TICKETED MONDAY FOR DRIVING I RO ....~., ·D OF THE BUI CK OPE N GOlF' PRELIMINARY TRIALS ON LONG ISLAND SOUND 53 MPH IN A 35 MPH ZONE. .C~AMPIONSHIP. IN THE OTHER RACE, UNBEATEN AMERICAN EAGLE, SEEKING HER THE BOXER WAS FINED AND • THE HANDSOME EX MARINE WHO FOURTH TRIUMPH, WAS LEADING NERFERTITI WHEN TIME RAN OUT. I I -, RECEIVED A SUSPENDED JAil 'TOOK TM E,$20 000 TOP P RI ZE I N SHE WAS APPROXIMATELY FIVE MINUTES FROM THE LINE AND FIN- SENTENCE MAY 29 IN DENVER ASI SUNDA Y r 5 T HUNDERBIRD, CANNED ISHED, UNOFfiCIALLY, 34 SECONDS AHEAD A RESULT OF HIS ARREST IN !NINE BiRDIES -- SHOOTING SIX BUT IT WAS THE 81G OF'fICIAL VICTORY FOR COLUMBIA IN A MARCH F'OR DRIVING 76 MPH IN I .IN A ROW FROM THE FifTH HOLE RACE AGAINST THE CLOCK THAT PROVIDED MORE EXCITEMENT THAN A 30 MPH ZONE AND CARRYING 'THROUGH THE 10TH -- TO SPRINT ANYTHING ELSE THAT HAS HAPPENED THIS WEEK IN THE TRIALS A CONCEALED WEAPON. THREE STROKES IN fRONT OF THE 12-METER CONTENDERS WERE GIVEN A 21.6-MILE WINDWARD- GLENDALE PATROLMAN CHARLES iMASON RUDOLPH~ WHO HAD A 36- LEEWARD COURSE THAT HAD LITTLE HOPE OF COMPLETION AS LIGHT D. PRYOR MADE THE TUESDAY , 134--70 FOR 130. AI R PREVA I LED THROUGHOUT THE AfTERNOON. ARREST. ELWE LL SA loLl STON I ! LEMA 9 S PERfORMANCE HIGHLIGHT- COLUMBIA, SKIPPERED BY WALTER PODOLAK, WAS NOT TO BE HAS SEVEN DAYS IN WHICH TO lED A DAY IN WHICH SAMMY SNEAD 4DENIED, HOWEVER. SHE HAD TAKEN THE LEAD BY ONE MINUTE AND PAY A F'IME fOR THE TICKET FOR THE fiRST TIME IN COMPETI- 0 SECONDS ON THE FIRST WINDWARD LEF BUT HAD FALLEN BEHIND I WITHOUT A COURT APPEARANCE. [TION USED A PENDULUM PUTTER ON EACH OF THE SUBSEQUENT lEGS UNTIL SHE BROKE THROUGH ON ...... TO SHOOT A 37-37--74 F'OR 149 THE LAST-RUN HOME. COLUMBIA'S ELAPSED TIME WAS FOUR HOURS, PIRATES SIGN ONE TWO MORE lAND IN WHICH FORMER u.s. OPEN 49 MINUTES AND 27 SECONDS. P,TTSBURGH (UPI}--T"E PITTS- /CHAMPION GENE LITTLER WITH '54 IT WAS THE SECOND ~ICTORY IN fOUR RACES fOR THE 1958 CUP 8URGH PIRATES TODAY ANNOUNCED lAND MIKE SOUCHAK WITH TWO 79s DEFENDER AND THE SECOND LOSS IN FOUR OUTINGS fOR CONSTELLA­ THE SIGNING OF TWO IS-YEAR­ IBOTH FAILED TO SURVIVE THE CUT TION, SAILED BY ERIC R,DDER. OLD PROSPECTS TO CONTRACTS IFOR THE LOW 90 AND TtES. AMERICAN EAGLE, A NEW 12 SKIPPERED BY BILL COX, HAD HER WITH THEIR SALEM, V,RGINIA I TIED AT 141 WERE JAY BOLAN ANXIOUS MOMENTS TODAY. fOR THE FIRST TIMES IN THE TRIALS, TEAM IN TME ApPALACHIAN 'AND PHIL RODGERS WITH 141; SHE WAS BEHIND AT A TURNING MARK, BY 6:05 SECONDS AFTER LEAGUE. PHil COLLINS AND RAY fLOYD AT THE fIRST WEATHER lEG. SIGNED WERE JAMES MILLER, 142, BILLY CASPER, DAN SIKES, NEFERTITI, SAILED BY TED HOOD, COULDN'T KEEP THAT lEAD AN INFIELDER F'ROM WALLA WA~LA, KEL NAGLE, AND DOUG fORD AT BUT THE DOWNEAST YACHT KEPT IN CONTENTION ALL THE WAY. THE WASHINGTON, AND OUTF'IELDER 14 30 CLOCK, HOWEVER, SAVED NEFERTITI F'ROM HER fOURTH STRAIGHT GARRY EDWARDS, SPRINGFIELD, THOSE AT 144 INCLUDED GARY DEFEATo M'SSOtlRI. PLAYER AND BOB GOALBY, JOHNNY ...... POTT AT 145; ART WALL AND KEN VENTURI AT 146; TOMMY BOLT AT ~~~~o~fup~I:~Ht:~~:E,JAMALF I lANe HilS F I RSl GRAND 147; BRUCE CRAMPTON WITH A CONTENDER EDDIE MACHEN, 32, SLA u HOMER O-=- U L STRING OF 13 STRAIGHT fOURS AT OF Los ANGELES, TOLD SWEDISH r1 [ II. • CAREER 148; AND UoS. OPEN CHAMPION BOXING WRITERS TODAY HE IS * * * * * JULIUS BOROS AT 149. LOOKING FORWARD "WITH GREAT PIRATES O&fiATEI) BY CUBS 7-1 ••••• 0, CONFIDENCE TO THE FIGHT OF NEW YORK {UPI}--JOE AMALfiTANO HIT THE FIRST GRAND SLAM PLAYS fOR HOME TOWN fANS HIS LIFE" HERE ON JuLY 5 HOMER Of HIS MAJOR LEAGUE CAREER TODAY TO HELP THE CHICAGO ST. LOUIS, Mo. (UPIJ--EARL WHEN HE FACES EX-CHAMPION CUBS CONVERT BOB BUHL'S fIVE-HIT PITCHING INTO A 7-1 VIC- (BUTCH) BUCHHOLZ, PLAYING BE­ fLOYD PATTERSON IN A 12- TORY OVER THE PITTSBURGH PIRATES. FORE HOME TOWN fANS, DROPPED ROUNDER TITLE ELIMINATION. BUML HELD THE PIRATES HITLESS UNTIL ONE OUT IN THE SIXTH ROD LAVER, 6-4, 7-9, 6-3 IN MACHEN ARRIVED HERE LAST BEfORE RIVAL PtTCHER BOB VEALE SINGLED TO LEfT AND GENE THE $13,000 BICENTENNIAL TENN. NIGHT FROM Los ANGELES. ALLEY SINGLED TO CENTER. TOURNAMENT. THE PATTERSON-MACHEN 12- BUT, BILL VIRDON GROUNDED TO BUHL WHO fIRED TO SECOND IN THE OTHER REGULAR SINGLES ROUNDER SCHEDULED fOR RAAS- BASEMAN JIM STEWART TO START A DOUBLE PLAY AND HELP THE MATCH, PANCHO GONZALEZ OVER= UNDA SOCCER STADIUM HERE IS CUBS ESCAPE THE INNING WITHOUT GIVING UP A RUN. THE OTHER WHELMED LEW HOAD, 6-4, 6-3. RECOGNIZED BY BOTH THE WORLD PIRATE HITS CAME IN THE LAST TWO FRAMES AND A NINTH INNING GONZALEZ' BOOMING SERVICE WORK­ BOXING ASSOCIATION AND THE SINGLE, DOUBLE AND INfiELD OUT PRODUCED THEIR RUN. ED PERfECTLY AND HOAD BECAME NEW YORK ATHLETIC COMMISSION VEALE WAS ALMOST AS EFFECTIVE AS BUHL UNTIL THE DISAS­ UNNERVED BY A DISPUTED CALL IN AS AN ELIMINATOR fOR A TITLE TROUS SIXTH WHEN THE CUBS SCORED SIX RUNS ON ONLY TWO HITS THE fiRST SET. BOUT. AFTER ONE WAS OUT, BUHL AND STEWART BOTH WALKED BEFORE BUCHHOLZ TOOK THE FIRST SET MACHEN SAID HE WILL ENTER Lou BROCK FLIED OUT FOR THE SECOND OUT. BY BREAKING THE RED HAtRED THE RING WITH ONE SINGLE B,LLY W,LLIAMS GOT HIS SECOND SINGLEIN FOUR TIMES AT BAT LAVER'S SERVICE IN THE 10TH THOUGHT IN MIND-- "To KNOCK TO SCORE BUHL AND AfTER RON SANTO WALKED AND STEWART GAME. LAVER RALLIED fROM A HtM (flOYD) OUTo" SCORED ON A WILD PITCH, ELROY FACE RELIEVED VEALE AND 2-4 DEFICIT IN THE SECOND SET "I DON'T THINK FLOYD IS AS WALKED ERNIE BANKS INTENTIONALLY TO FILL THE BASES. TO WIN BUT FELL TO BUCHHOLZ'S fAST-MOVING AND SHARP AS HE AMALFITANO SLUGGED fACE'S FIRST PITCH ONTO THE LEF'TFIELD POWER IN THE DECIDtNG SETo WAS WHEN HE WAS AT HIS PEAK CATWALK rOR HIS SECOND HOMER OF THE SEASON AND HIS SEVENTH BUCHHOLZ AND HOAD DEFEATED HE IS GROWING OLD AND RUSTY, IN THE MAJORS. LARRY MILLER AND D,CK HORWITZ, AND THAT'S MY CHANCE." IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE, BROOKS ROBINSON HOMEREr OfF LOCAL PROS, 10-5 IN A SPECIAL "I WON'T PREDICT A ROUND, RELIEF ACE HOYT WILHELM WITH LUIS APARICIO ON BASE IN THE DOUBLES MATCH. IN THE fINAL 1 JUST KNOW I'M GOMNA WIN. EIGHTH INNING TODAY TO GIVE THE BALTIMORE ORIOLES A 3- 1 MATCH Of THE EVENING, ALEX AN If • DO I'M SURE I'LL MAKE VICTORY OVER THE AMERICAN LEAGUE-LEADING CHICAGO WHITE SOX OLMEDO AND ANDRES GIMENO PLAY­ IT WITH CLAY--HE AIN'T NO THE DEFEAT ENDED THE ORIOLES' THREE-GAME LOSING STREAK ED TO A 12-12 TIE. THE MATCH, BIG FIGHTER." AS WELL AS THE WHITE SOX' FOUR-GAME WINNING STREAK. TO BE CONTINUED TOMORROW, WAS MILT PAPPAS RECEIVED CREDtT fOR HIS FIFTH WIN Of THE CALLED ON ACCOUNT OF DARKNESS. YANKEES SELL MEYER SEASON ALTHOUGH HE NEEDED HELP OF STU MILLER IN THE 8TH. NEW YORK (UPIJ--THE NEW .JUNIOR BOWLERS HOLD BANQUET YORK YANKEES TODAY SOLD M A J 0 R LEA G U E BAS E B ALL 5 TAN DIN G S: TODAY MARKED THE END Of THE PITCHER BOB MEYER TO THE Los ~-AS COMPILED BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL ARE AS fOLLOWS: KWAJALEIN JUNIOR BOWLING ANGE LES ANGE LS FOR "APPROX- NAT tONAL AMER ICAN LEAGUE. IMATELY THE WAIVER PRICE" W L PCTo W L PCT. A BANQUET fOR ALL MEMBERS AND FILLED HIS SPOT ON THE PHILADELPHIA 29 20 .592 CHICAGO 31 15 :b74 OF THE LEAGUE IS PLANNED fOR ROSTER BY RECALLING RIGHT- SAN fRANCISCO 3 1 22 ·5~ BALTIMORE 32 19 .627 JUNE 20, SATURDAY, AT NOON. HANDED PITCHER ROLLIE SHELDONCINCINNATI 23 24 .538 NEW YORK 27 21 .563 IT WILL BE STAGED AT THE FROM THEIR RICHMOND fARM P,TTSBURGH 28 25 .528 MINNESOTA 29 25 0537 YOKWE YUK CLUB AND A CHARGE CLUB OF THE INTERNATIONAL 5T. LOUIS 28?7 .509 CLEVELAND 26 24 .520 OF $1.75 PER PERSON WILL BE LEAGUE. MI LWAUKEE 27 27 .500 BOSTON 27 27 .500 MADE THE MONEY CAN BE PAYED SHELDON, NOW 27, WAS A CHICAGO 2; 26 .490 WASHINGTON 25 32 .439 TO JEA~N£ COP£S ANYTIME BEFORE YANKEr STAR IN HIS ROOKIE Los ANGELES 26 28 .481 DETROIT 22 29 .431 ,SATURDAf OR BEFORE THE BANQUET YEAR BUT THEN WENT SOUR AND HOUSTON 26 30 .464 Los ANGELES 24 33 .421 I LEAGUE TROP~iES WILL BE PRE­ HAS BEEN ON OPTION TO RICH- NEW YORK 18 37 .327 KANSAS CITY 17 35 .327 iSENTEO AT THIS TIME. MONO ALL LAST YEAR. ~ PAGE 6 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 13 JUNE 1964

CHURCH NOTICES NOTICES PROTESTANT HELP WANTED REV DONALD S. DAUGHTRY :1onighl REV. LUKE MARKVE REGISTERED NURSE, fULL-TIME, SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. FOR STAT ION Hosp I TAL. CALL D,VINE SERVICES AT 8: 10 RICHARDSON AND 11:00 A.M IN THE MEMOR+ ~ OPERATION BIKINI PLUS NEWS ADMINISTRATOR AT 2150 FOR IAL CHAPEL. SUNDAY SCHOOL AND SPORTS APPOINTMENT. Ii AT 9.40 A.M. IN THE GEORGE TAB HUNTER, FRANKIE AVALON I • 0 • 0 • AN AMERICAN UNDERWATER DEMOLITION TEAM GOES ! M. I . T 0 LINCOLN LABORATORY SE I TZ SCHOOL Ro I -NAMUR TO BIKINI ISLAND WHERE GIRL GUERRILLAS HELP I NEEDS STENOGRAPHER OR TYPIST WORSHIP SERVICE IS AT 7:00 , TO WORK ON Ro I -NAMUR. F I VE- PM. SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS THEM LOCATE A SUNKEN AMERICAN SUBMARINE. I DAY WEEK, FLIGHT TIME INCLUDED IS FROM 9:00 TO 10·00 A.M. A, Y AND C ••• POOR. IN PAY COMPUTATION. CALL THE NURSERY WILL CARE FOR I SHOWTIME 7 AND 9:00 P.M. I D.C. MOORE, 9-8 -350 DAYS, 2264 CHILDREN AT THE REGULAR YOKWE YUK ! EVENINGS. ISLAND NURSERY DURING BOTH INDISCREET* THE 8.10 AND 11:00 A.M. CARY GRANT, INGRID BERGMAN SERVICES. PLEASE NOTE THAT STORY or A YOUNG MAN WHO IS FRAMED FOR M loT. LINCOLN LABORATORY THE PROTESTANT NURSERY AND MURDER AND TRIES TO PROVE HIS INNOCENCE. HAS URGENT NEED FOR A SENIOR THREE-YEAR-OLDS SUNDAY SCHOO 1 SECRETARY ON ROI-NAMUR, FIVE CLASS WI LL MEET FOR THE NEXT SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. 8-HOUR DAYS PER WEEK; fLIGHT OCEAN VlEW SEVERAL WEEKS IN THE TEMPOR- CQ+1ANDO TIME ADDEO IN PAY COMPUTATION ARY ISLAND NURSERY, QUARTERS STEWART GRANGER, DORIAN GREY CALL D.C. MOORE, 9-8-350 DAYS, 483-B. STORY OF THE WAR IN ALGERIA. 2264 EVENINGS. A AND Y ••• ROUTINE C ••• NO CATHOLIC URGENTLY NEEDED. CLERK­ SHOWTIME 6:30 AND 8:30 P.M. TYPIST WITH GLOBAL ASSOCIATES, FATHER FEY - 7:00 A.M. ROXY ROAD RACERS* INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS OFrICE, AND 9:15 A.M. IN THE MEMOR- ALAN DINEHART, SALLY FRAZIER TERMINAL BUILDING. IAL CHAPEL AND 11:15 A.M. • •• ON ROI-NAMUR. DAILY MASS - No SYNOPSIS AVAILABLE. SEVERAL OPENINGS ARE AVAIL- 4:45 P.M. IN THE BLESSED SHOWTIME 8:00 P.M. I ABLE WITH GLOBAL ASSOCIATES SACRAMENT CHAPEL MONDAY ROI-NAMUR MAID FOR MURDER* PLUS NEWS AND , FOR QUALIFIED SECRETARIES THROUGH FRIDAY MASS SATUR- SPORTS ApPLY INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS DAY MORNING AT 7:25 A.M BOB MONKHOUSE, ALFRED MARKS OFFICE, TERMINAL BUILDING. CONrESSION - SATURDAY FROM •• •• 7:00 TO 8:00 P.M. A NURSERY Two BROTHERS, FINDING THEMSELVES DISINHERI­ TED BY THEIR LATE WEALTHY GRANDMOTHER, TYPISTS AND STENOGRAPHERS IS PROVIDED IN THE CHAPLAIN'S PLOT TO REGAIN THE FORTUNE. NEEDED FOR FULL-TIME (TYPISTS OFFICE FOR THE CHILDREN OF ALSO PART-TIME) POSITIONS NOW PARENTS ATTENDING THE 9:15 AVAILABLE WITH BELL TELEPHONE A.M. MASS. COUNTDOWN SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. LABORATORIES FOR INFORMATION ••••• T,HE SON OF SPARTACUS* CONCERNING SPECIFIC JOB OP- LATTER-DAY SAINTS SERVICES STEVE REEVES, GIANNA MARIA CANALE PORTUNITIES AND SALARY, CALL ARE HELD IN ROOM 113 AT THE HE LEADS THE ~LAVES AGAINST THEIR TYRANT SUSAN JOHNSON AT 9-468. GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL AS FOL~ OPPRESSORS! o •• LOWS: PRIESTHOOD MEETING AT SUNDAY MOVIES SALESWOMEN: TO WORK FULL 8:30 A.M., SUNDAY SCHOOL RICHARDSON INDISCREET* TIME IN MACY'S. SEE MR. AND SACRAMENT MEETING AT YOKWE YUK dG4MANDO BUTLER AT THE 5 TORE. 9: 30 A.M OCEAN V,EW OPERATION BIKINI Roxy AARIS WHEN IT SIZZLES FOR SALE PENTECOSTAL GROUP MEETS AT ROI-NAMUR HAPPY ANNIVERSARY* THE CHAPEL EVERY SUNDAY AT AKAI M-6 TAPE RECORDER. COUNTDOWN LILIES OF THE FIELD* 7:30 P.M. CALL 546 DURING WORKING HOURS S,DNEY POI TIER - No SYNOPSIS AVAILABLE. I OR 782 EVENINGS. I CHURCH OF CHRIST SERVICES * No RATING AVAILABLE ARE HELD EACH LORD'S DAY KENMORE 4-STAR AUTOMATIC PARENTS MAGAZINE MOVIE GUIDE I AT 10·'5 A M. IN QUARTERS WASHER AND DRYER, $300 FOR EACH fiLM IS RATED AS TO QUALITY AS WELL AS SUITABILITY I 217-B. BI BLE STUDY AT PAIR, AVAILABLE JULY 6. CALL fOR eH ILDREN OF VAR I oua AGES. : THE AGE SYMBOLS USED ARE: I I : 00 A. M• S ER VICE S AR E 725, ANYTIME. A •• ADULTS Y ••• YOUNG PEOPLE 12-16 C ••• CHILDREN 8-12. ALSO HELD SUNDAY EVENINGS AT 6:00 P.M WANTED TO BUY BIGEJ EXCURSION MIRROR, MAPLE, COST $42.50, BRIDGE TABLE WITH/ WITHOUT THE ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL SELL FOR $20. CALL 2766. I •• •• • PROTESTANT II A.M. SERVICE CHAIRS CALL 2766 CLASS WILL LEAVE THE DOCK AT 7:30 A.M TOMORROW FOR AKAI M-7 TAPE RECORDER WITH THIS SUNDAY, ROBERT MURREL TO GIVE AWAY THE TRIP TO BIGEJ. 5S/70 SPEAKERS, $25 CALL I WILL LEAD THE SERVICE AND 0 CALL No RESERVATIONS ARE NEEDED 2245 AFTER 5 P.M. I G. GILES SINKEWIZ WILL AND EVERYONE IS WELCOME • •• PREACH THE SERMON "THE PARA- THERE WILL BE NO HOST, SO AIR CONDITIONERS, 2-TON DOX OF MAN," BASED ON THE LOST BRIN~ ALL YOUR OWN SUPPLIES. CARRIER AND It-TON G.E., VERY TEXT OF ROMANS 7·15-25 --PUPPY, 3 MONTHS OLD, BROWN THERE WILL BE NO ADULT GOOD RUNNING CONDITION, BOTH FOR SALE, ·coNT·. WITH WHITE FACE, ANSWERS TO SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS IN THE $75; KENMORE AUTOMATIC DRYER, AKAI M-6 TAPE RECORDER "w HITE F lNG,It 6 TOES RIGHT SCHOOL THIS SUNDAY BECAUSE $95. ALL AVAILABLE JUNE 26 WITH 8" SPEAKERS, ALL ACCES- HIND FOOT, COLLAR CALL OF THE SCHEDULED TRIP. CALL 696 ANYTIME. SORIES, $180, AMANA DEHUMID­ 2323, TRAILER 7 4 1 IfIER, $50 AVAILABLE JULY TOASTMISTRESS MEETING AIR CONDITIONER, 22,000 BTU, 3: B,KES: BOY'S 20", LESS FOR SALE, CONT. THE TOASTMISTRESS CLUB $200, LARGE FRIGIDAIRE DRYER THAN YEAR OLD, $15, GIRL'S SCHWINN BICYCLE TIRE, TUBE, WILL HAVE A DINNER MEETING AND AUTOMATIC WASHER, $100 I 24", KWAJ. CONDITION, $5; 20xl-3/4 TO fiT 5-7 SCHWINN MONDAY AT 7:00 P.M IN THE I EACH: AVAILABLE JUNE 29· G.E. IRONING BOARD, $5. CALL TUBULAR RIM CALL 2780 NITES TARO ROOM. I I VACUUM CLEANER, $20; SET OF 41 2248, QUARTERS 441-A THE THEME WILL BE "TOAST- I TIKI TORCHES, $7, FLOOR-TO- : MISTRESS TRAVELS" AND LCDR I CE'LING ROOM DIVIDER, $35; I •••• SET 4 LARGE METAL BLACK AIR CONDITIONER, I-TON TRAY TABLES *5· CAS To H. THORNBURG WILL BE THE I DEEP-SEA FISHING EQUIPMENT, ' ~, TING REEL GUEST SPEAKER NEW OFfiCERS: BO~, $25, HIFI SET, 3 WALNUT I CARRIER, USED 9 MONTHS, SMALL, NEW, $3, FOLDING WOO- WILL BE I MSTALLED. I I $125,. CURTAINS FOR 2-5TORY DEN CANVAS C *' 2388 I CABINETS WITH OUTDOOR SPEAKER, HAIR, ~ • • HUSBANDS ARE INVITED AND $175 CALL 223 • QUARTERS: NILE GREEN CAFE ••• 1 MEMBERS AND GUESTS ARE ASKED • I FIBERGLASS, L/R, $30, WHITE YOKWE YUK CLUB TO CALL FOR RESERVATIONS - SLIDE PROJECTOR, 35 MM AR- POLISHED COTTON, GOLD DESIGN, PHIL CHING AND HIS NAUTICAL TRANNIE QUINN, 2470, OR GuS 5 AUTOMATIC WITH REMOTE B/R, $8; WHITE COTTON, MULTI HAWAIIANS WILL PLAY AT A LA 00 NANCY BROOKS, 620 CONTROL AND 42 SLIDE ~AGAZINE! COLORED RICK/RACK TRIM, B/R, CARTE SERVICE TONIGHT. $6; BROWN/WHITE CAFE FIBER- WILL HOLD OVER 1,500 SLIDES GLASS, KITCHEN, ~IO· RODS AMERICANS WERE PHOTOGRAPHED ATTENTION SCOUT TROOP 135' COST $170, SELL fOR $95 ~ FOR THE FIRST TIME ON THEIR TRANSPORATION IS AVAILABLE CALL 9-8-308 DJRING WORKING I INCLUDED WITH ALL; CHILD'S WOODEN TABLE, 2 CHAIRS, ~8. OWN SOIL IN 18 39 WHEN INVENTOR TOMORROW MORNING FOR CATHOLI HOURS 44 • CALL 2 2, QUARTERS 215-B.~ SAMUEL MORSE MADE THE fIRST SCOUTS TO RETURN FROM EBEYE PICTURES WITH PHOTOGRAPHIC FOR MASS. THE CRAfT WILL Ii ... .. EQUIPMENT BROUGHT FROM PARIS DOCK HERE ABOUT 7 '5 A M. I ~ PAGE 7 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 13 JUNE 1964 SEE LITTLE PROSPECTS OF GETTING AID Uf)S. HAS WORLD'S lOUT FROM UNDER LOAD OF FOREIGN WASHINGTON (UPI)--ANNOUNCEMENT THAT THE UNITED STATES WILL END ITS [CONOMIC SECOND OLDEST FLAG NEW YORK (AFPS)--THE FLAG OF THE AID PROGRAM TO NATIONALIST CHINA AT THE END OF FISCAL COULD BE TAKEN AS A 1965 UNITED STATES WILL BE YEARS OLD SIGN THAT AMERICA IS MAKING PROGRESS TOWARD ITS GOAL OF CUTTING DOWN THE FOR­ 187 ON JuNE 14 (fLAG DAY). ALTHOUGH THE EIGN ASSISTANCE BURDEN o U.So IS ONE or THE WORLD'S YOUNGEST BUT AS FAR AS ASIAN NATIONS ARE CONCERNED, THE UNITED STATES HAS A LONG, GREAT NATIONS, OUR FLAG IS ONE OLDER. LONG WAY TO GO BEFORE IT CAN EVER NOPE TO REDUCE SUBSTANTIALLY THE BILLIONS IT THE FLAG OF DENMARK, ESTABLISHED IN HAS SPENT IN ASIA IN THE PAST AND THE BILLIONS MORE IT WILL SPEND IN THE FUTURE THERE IS NO DOUBT THAT THE GOVERNMENT OF CHIANG KAI-SHEK ON TAIWAN HAS MADE 1219. TNE STORY OF THE ORIGIN OF OUR FLAG TREMENDOUS PROGRESSo PARALLELS THE HISTORY OF OUR COUNTRY. (SINCE THE CHIANG NATIONALISTS FLED THE COMMUNIST MAINLAND IN THE UNITEC 1949, THE FIRST FLAGS ADOPTED BY OUR STATES HAS GIVEN THEM ABO~T BILLION IN ECONOMIC AID, PL.S ANOTHER $1.5 $2.2 COLONIAL FOREFATMERS SYMBOLIZED THEIR BILLION IN ECONOMtC ASSISTANCE. THE VEARLY ECONOMIC AID PROGRAM DROPPED STEAD­ STRUGGLES WITH TM' WILDERNESS. BEAVERS ILY, UNTIL THIS YEAR IT TOTALED ONLY MILLION IN GRANTS AND MILLION $2.3 $40 PINE TREES, RATTLESNAKES, ANCHORS AND UNDER THE FOOD FOR PEACE PROGRAM.) VARIOUS INSIGNIA WITH MOTTOES LIKE THE FACT IS, HOWEVER, THAT THE PHILIPPINES IS PERHAPS THE ONLY OTHER NATION "HOPE tf "L' BERTY," "ApPEAL TO HEAVEN," IN ASIA ECONOMICALLY ADVANCED ENOUGH AND MILITARILY SECURE ENOUGH TO WARRANT OR "DON'T, TREAD ON ME " WERE AFFIXED ANY LARGE REDUCTION, TO SAY NOTHING OF ELIMINATION, OF U.S. ASSISTANCE. TO THE BANNERS OF COLONIAL AMERICA. THE COMMUNIST THREAT AND THE STAGGERING TASKS ASIAN NATIONS FACE IN DEVELOP­ TWE FIRSTLCOLO.,AL FORERUNNER OF ING THEIR WOEFULLY PRIMITIVE ECONOMIES MAKE IT CERTAIN THAT THE UNITED STATES THE PRESENT STARS AND STRIPES WAS IS NOWHERE NEAR ENDING ITS AID COMMIT~ TRtJ4AN SAYS HE SHOUtD HAVE TME GRAND UNION rLAG, SOMETIMES RE­ MENTS IN ASIA. FIRED MACARTHUR YEARS EARLIER FERRED TO AS THE "CONGRESS COLORS." THE UNITED 8TATES TODAY IS GIVING TWO NEW YORK (UPI)--FoRMER PRESIDENT IT CONSISTED OF TNt.TEEN STRIPES, AL­ ECONOMIC AND/OR MILITARY AID TO 17 HARRY TRUMAN, LOOKING BACK ON MIS LIFE TERNATELY REO AND WHITE, WITH THE NATIONS IN ASIA. FROM MIS 80TH BIRTHDAY, SAID IN A CROSSES OF 5To GEORGE AND ST. ANDREW POST-WAR AID TO JAPAN, WHICH AS OF SATURDAY EVENING POST ARTICLE TNAT THE IN A FIELD OF BLUE IN THE UPPER COR­ LAST JuNE TOTALED MORE THAN $3.8 BIL­ HARDEST DEC IS rON HE HAD TO MAKE WAS NER. THIS BANNER WAS FIRST FLOWN IN LION, IS VIRTUALLY AT AN END. THE TASK THE ONE TO ENTER THE KOREAN WAR. ON SH I PS • Of HELPING JAPAN REBUILD ITS WAR-SHAT­ 1775 " ••• DURING MY YEARS AS PRESIDENT IN JUNE TNE GRAND UNION FLAG TERED ECONOMY IS FINISHED. ALL THAT 1775 I HAD TG MAKE MANY HARD DECISIONS, WAS ADOPTED BY THE CONTINENTAL ARMY. REMAINS OF THE HUGE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM SOME OF WHICH I KNEW WOULD OFfEND A IT WAS ALTER CARRIED BY AMERICAN IS A FEW MINOR COMMITMENTSo LOT OF PEGPLE," TRUMAN WROTE IN "My MARINES AND BLWEJACKETS IN AN EXPEDI­ BUT WHILE THE TASK IN JAPAN IS COM­ TIONARY FORCE TO THE WEST INDIES IN PLETED, IT IS ONLY BEGINNING IN INDIA FIRST EIGMT YEARS." "BUT I NEVER BELIEVED IN HESITATING, AND PAKISTAN; THROUGH FISCAL 1963, THE 1776. ONCE I HAD ALL THE FACTS IN HAND ••• THE FIRST OFFICIAL FLAG or THE UNITE' UNITED STATES EXTENDED $4.7 BILLION TO THE HARDEST DECISION ••• was TO ENTEF STATES WAS SAID TO NAVE FLOWN OVER INDIA AND $2.2 BILLION TO PAKISTAN. THE KOREAN WAR. THERE NEVER HAS BEEN GEORGE WASHINGTON'S HEADQUARTERS JUNE TODAY, INDIA AND PAKISTAN ARE THE TWO ANY DOUBT IN MY MIND THAT I DID THE POPULARLY KNOWN AS THE GREATEST RECIPIENTS or AID, AND THEIR 14, 1777.. If BETSY Ross FLAG, IT HAD STRIPES ECONOMIC PROGRAMS ARE BARELY OFr THE RIGHT THING ••• 13 fl ••• AND STARS. THE STARS WERE IN A GROUND. THE DECISION WHJ¢H STIMULATED 13 PERHAPS THE MOST INTENSE EMOTIONAL FIELD OF BLUE, IN A CIRCLE, SO THAT THERE ALSO IS NO END IN SIGHT TO THE REACTION CAME ON APRIL II, WHEN NO SINGLE STAR OR STATE WOULD BE IN A AID PROGRAM TO KOREA, A NATION STILL 1951, I FOUND IT NECESSARY TO RELIEVE GEN. PROM I NENT POS I T ION., TECHNICALLY AT WAR WITH THE COMMUNISTS DOUGLAS MACARTHUR or HIS COMMAND IN THE FIRST FLAG CARRIED BY UNITED AND ONE WHOSE ECONOMY ALWAYS THREATENS THE FAR EAST ••• AS I LOOK BACK AT STATES TROOPS INTO BATTLE WAS UNFURLED TO CRUMBLE. THE UNITED STATES DOES THE MACARTHUR AFFAIR, BELIEVE I SEPT. AT COOCH'S BRIDGE, DEL. HOPE TO REDUCE OUTRIGHT MONEY GIFTS TO r 3, 1777, SHO~LD HIVE RELIEVED HIM TWO YEARS TODAY A MONUMENT MAY BE FOUND AT THE KOREA A~ THE ECONOMY STRENGTHENS, BUT EARLIER. AT THAT TIME HE APPROVED AN BRIDGE SITE. A SELF-surF.CIENT KOREA IS STILL A DIS­ ACTION OF THE JAPANESE DIET WHICH RAN GENERAL GEORGE WASHINGTON WHEN THE TANT DREAM. CONTRARY TO THE POLICY WHICH HAD BEEN FLAG WAS FIRST OBSERVED BY HIM IN No ONE CAN EVEN GUESS WHAT WILL HAPPEt LAID DOWN IN WASHINGTON. SECRETARY IS SAID TO HAVE DESCRIBED ITS IN SOUTH VIET NAM AND LAOS, TWO SOUTH­ 1777, OF THE ARMY ROYALL HAD TO TELL MAC­ SYMBOLISM AS FOLLOWS: "WE TAKE THE EAST NATIONS IN DANGER OF rALLING TO ARTHUR TO COUNTERMAND THE ORDER AND STARS FROM HEAVEN, THE RED fROM OUR THE COMMUNISTS. THROUGH FISCAL 1963, THERE WAS GENERAL UNPLEASANTNESS OVER MOTHER COUNTRY, SEPARATING IT BY WHITE V,ET NAM RECEIVED NEARLY $2 BILLION THE INC IDE NT. • • STRIPES, THUS SHOWING THAT WE HAVE FROM THE UNITED STATES AND LAOS " $328 ". . . I HAD SEVERAL TIMES URGED SEPARATED FROM HER, AND THE WHITE MILLION. MACARTHUR TO RETURN TO THE UNITED STRIPES SHALL GO DOWN TO POSTERITY TODAY, MORE THAN MILLION IN U.S. $1.5 STATES TO CONFER WITH ME AND RECEIVE REPRESENTING LIBERTY." AID GOES INTO VIET NAM DAILY. WHEN THE HONORS DUE HIM. BUT MACARTHUR .0 •••• PRESIDENT JOHNSON RECEIVES HIS FULL RE­ ALWAYS fOUND EXCUSES. GEN. MACATHUR REQUESTS COUNCIL MEETING QUESTED APPROPRIATION FROM CONGRESS, SHO~LD HAVE RETURNED TO FAMILIARIZE UNITED NATIONS (UPI)--INVASION-JIT- THIS WILL RISE TO CLOSE TO $2 MILLION HIMSELf WITH THE THINKING AT HOME, TERY CYPRUS SENT ITS fOREIGN MINISTER A DAY. BUT I GUESS IT WASN'T IN HIM TO MAKE HERE TODAY TO DEMAND AN URGENT SECUR- THAILAND ALSO NEEDS CONTINUED AID I~ THE BREAK AFTER YEARS IN THE ORIENT."ITY COUNCIL MEETIN~ TO STAVE OFF AN DEFINITELY, NOT ONLY TO KEEP ITS RELA­ 14 ALLEGED THREAT or A TURKISH LANDING TIVELY FIRM ECONOMY FROM WEAKENING BUT NAMED I~·~·SUITS ON THE ISLANDo TO BOLSTER THIS STEADY UoS. ALLY AGAIN­ LONDON (UPIJ--JEREMY FRY, A CLOSE THE CYPRUS GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCED IN ST CONTINUOUS COMMUNIST ATTEMPTS AT FRIEND OF PRINCESS MARGARET AND THE NICOSIA LAST NIGHT THAT IT HAD RE­ SUBVERSION. EARL OF SNOWDON, IS BEING SUED FOR QUESTED A COUNCIL MEETING AND FOREIGN F,VE NATIONS OF ASIA ARE RECEIVING DIVORCE BY HIS WIFE AND HAS BEEN NAMED MINISTER SPYROS KYPRIANOU LEFT FOR VIRTUALLY NO U.S. ECONOMIC ASSISTANCE, AS CO-RESPONDENT IN A DIVORCE ACTION NEW YORK. BUT THE CYPRIOT DELEGATION MAINLY THROUGH THEIR OWN CHOICE OR FILED BY A NOTED SCULPTOR, IT WAS DIS- HERE DID NOT ~ET WORD Of THE GOVERN­ ACTIONS. CLOSED TODAY. MENT'S ACTION AND NO IMMEDIATE RE­ ...... FRY, 39, WAS SNOWDON'S fiRST CHOICE QUEST FOR A COUNCIL MEETING WAS FILED • NEVER UNDERESTIMATE A SALESMAN AS BEST MAN rOR HIS WEDDING TO MAR­ KIRBYVILLE, TEXAS (UPI)--NEVER UNDER­ GARET, BUT HE HAD TO WITHDRAW BECAUSE EXPORT TAX TO BE ADDEO ; EST I MATE A DETERM I NED FIRE PLUG SALES­ OF iLLNESS. BUENOS A,RES (UPI}--ExPORT TAXES OR MAN. A SOLIClTOR rOR 33 YEAR-OLD MRS. "RETENTIONS" AS THEY ARE DESCRIBED IN c,TY SECRETARY O.T. KENT THOUGHT HE CAMILLA FRY SAID TODAY SHE FILED A NEW DECREES WILL 8E IMPOSED ON ALL HAD A WITTY WAY OF GETTING RID OF THE DIVORCE PETITION YESTERDAY. A LAWYER BEEF EXPORTS AND THEIR BY-PRODUCTS AS SALESMAN A FEW MONTHS AGO WHEN HE QUIP­ FOR SCULPTOR lYNN CHADWICK, 49, SAID OF JUNE 18, IT WAS ANNOUNCED HERE TO­ PED "WE'LL BUY A FIRE HYDRANT IS YOU HE FILED A ~IVORCE PETITION AT THE DAY. HAVE A CHROME PLATED ONE. " SAME TIME WHICH LISTED FRY AS CO-RE- PRESUMABLY, THE TAX WILL BE PASSED RESIDENTS MAY NOW PUT ON THE DOG TO SPONDENT. ON TO TME FOREIGN CONSUMER. ARGENTINE NEIGHBORING TOWNS o •••••• PACKERS HAVE SAID T~EY CANNOT POSSIBLY THEY HAVE A BRILLIANT FIRE PLUG NEXT WOMEN OFTEN TRUST BODY AND SOUL TO ABSORB IT. TO THE C,TY HALL. ~EN WHOSE OWN MOTHERS WOULDN'T TRUST EXACT VALUE OF THE TAX REMAINS TO BE •••••• THEM WITH A DIME! DETERMINED. IT IS TO BE CALCULATED ON "SAFETY IS NO MYSTERY-JUST C(M.10N SENSE' •••••• DIFrERENCE BETWEEN EXPORT PRICES. • JUNE 15 THROUGH JUNE 21 S PEe I A L S E R V ICE S ACT I V I T Y SHE E T MON>AY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY! SATURDAY SUN>AY 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 RICHARDSON THEATER GOLIATH AND THE A PAIR OF BRIEFS MOUSE THAT K TAMARINE REPT ILICUS HOME BEFORE DARK A GLOBAL DRAGONS ROARED + NEWS AND SPORTS AFFAIR

YOKWE YUK THEATER A PAIR OF BRIEFS MOUSE THAT TAMAIINE GOL IATH AND THE HOME BEFORE DARK A GLOBAL AFFAIR REPT1LICUS ROARED DRAGONS + NEWS AND SPORTS

OCEAN VIEW THEATER

TAMAHINE GOLIATH AND THE A PAIR OF MOUSE THAT A QU;SAL AFF' AI R REPT IL'ICUS H

REPTILICUS HOME BEfORE DARK A GLOBAL, AFFAIR A PAtl Of BRIEFS GOLIATH AND THE MOUSE THAT TAMAHINE + NEWS AM) SPCRTS DRAGONS ROARED ROI NAMUR MOVIES MOUSE THAT ROARED A GLOBAL AFFAIR REPTILICUS HOME BEFORE DARK TAMAtilNE A PAtR OF BRIEFS GOLIATH AND +NEWS AND SPORTS THE DRAGONS GOLIATH AND THE DRAGONS MARK fOREST, BRODERICK CRAWFORD 90 MIN. DRAMA A PAIR OF BRIEFS MICHAEL CRAIG, ~RY PEACH 90 MIN. COMEDY MOUSE THAT ROARED PETER SELLER, JEAN SEBERG 85 MIN. COMEDY TAMAHINE NANCY KWAN, JOHN fRASER 120 MIN. COMEDY REPTILICUS CARL OTTOSEN, ANN SMYRNER 81 MIN. flCTIOO HOME BEFORE DARK JEAN SIMMONS, DAN O'THERLITH 137 MIN. DRAMA A GLOBAL DARK BOB HOPE, LILO PULVER 120 MIN. COMEDY

RICHARDSON-THE SHOW WILL START AT 1930 AND ANYONE MAY ATTEND. YELLOW SEATS ARE FOR BACHELORS O~LY.

YOKWE YUK-THE SHOWS WILL START AT 1900 AND 2100. YOKWE Y~K MEMBERS ONLY AND CHILDREN MAY NOT ATTEND. OCEAN VIEW-THE FIRST SNOW WILL START AT 1930 AND THERE IS A MIDNIGWT MOVIE. FOR ADULT MALE PERSONNEL ONLY.

~-T"E SNOWS WILL START AT 1830 AND 2030, AND ARE FOR DEPENDENTS AND TNEIR FAMILIES ONLY.

COUNTDOWN-fiLMS SHOWN NERE ARE NAVY MOVIES AND ARE NOT SHOWN AT OTHER THEATERS ON THE ISLAND. FOR ENLISTED SERVICEMEN AND TMEIR FAMILIES. DEPENDENTS POOL 1000-1900 100·19°0 1000-1900 1000-1900 1000-1900 1000-1900

BACHELOR~ POOL 0700-2100 0700-2100 °7°°-2100 0700-2100 °700-2100 0700-2100 0700-2100 BOWL ING ALLEY 093°-233° 093°-233° 093°-233° 093°-233° 0930-2400 1000-233° LIBRARY 0900-2230 09°°-223° 0900-223° 09°°-223° 0900-223° 0900-223° 1300-1700 1800-2230

HOBBY-CERAMICS SHOP 173°-2100 173°-2100 173°-2100 173°-2100 1300- 1&0 1300-1800 ATHLETIC GEAR LOCKER 0730-1730 °73°-173° °73°-173° °73°-173° °73°-173° °73°-173° 083°-1130 1200-1700 PHOTO LAB 1800-2130 1800-2130 1800-2130 1800-2130 1800-2130 1200-1900 GOlf COURSE

163°-193° 163°-193° 1630-1930 1630- 193° 163°-193° 0730-1930 0730-1930 & HOLIDAYS TENNIS COURTS 0730-2200 0730-2200 °730-2200 °73°-2200 °730-2200 0730-2200 0730-2200