HIGH TIDE li IDE 5'5! 6.2 AT AT i 105 5 15 I '5. 3 AT A'705 :lite HOURGLASS~5j g~ AT 2306 VOL. 3 No. I I 10 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLAND FRIDAY 4 MAY 1962 NEWS IN BRIEF JAPAN THREE~TRAIN COLLISION KILLS 126 TOKYO--A fREI;HT TRAIN PLOWED 10· YO, rRIDAY, MAY 4 (uP!) A FREIGHT TRAIN LOCOMOTIVE TOPPLED OFF ITS INTO A HOLIDAY PACKED PASSENGER TRACKS INTO THE PATH Of TWO COMMUTER TRA!NS LOADED WITH HOLIDAY MERRYMAKERS TRAIN INJURING THIRTv-SEVEN PERSONS. LAST NiGHT, CAUSING A THREE-D4Y COLLISION THAT KILLED MORE THAN 100 PERSONS. THE ACCIDENT OCCURRED ONLY HOURS OFfiCIALS OF THE JAPAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS RESCUE CENTER AT SUBURBAN MIKA­ B[~ORE A SECOND CRASH INVOLVED WASHIMA STATION, SITE OF THE ACCIDENT, SAiD AT LEAST 126 PERSON WERE K~lLED TWO SEPERATE PASSENGE~ TRAINS AND AND 223 INJURED, WITH MORE VICTIMS POSSIBLY STILL TRAPPED IN THE WRECKAGE KILLED AT LEAST 126 PERSONS. THE ACC!DENT, ONE Of THE WORST IN JAPANESE RAILWAY H!STORY, OCCURRED ABOUT (SEE LEAD STORY THIS PAGE) FIVE MILES FROM DOWNTOWN TOKYO. MOST Of THE DEAD AND iNJURED WERE il0LIDAY CELEBRANTS RETURNING HOME AFT!R WASHINGTON--30/IET COSMONAUT GHER­ SPENDING CONSTITUTiON DAY IN TOKYO. CONSTITUTiON DAY is PART OF THREE HOLIDAvS MAN TITOV SAID TODAY THE ROCKET WHICH IN JAPAN'S TRADITIONAL "GOLDEN WEEK." LAUNCHED HIM TO A 17-0RBIT fLIGHT THE ACCIDENT WAS CAUSED BY A FREiGHT TRAIN THAT RAN THROUGH A SWITCH AT LAST YEAR WAS A SIX-ENGINE, LIQUID­ MIKAWASHIMA. IT WAS DERAILED WHEN IT HIT A TRACK JUMPER, AND ITS LOCOMOTD¥E fUELED VEHICLE HE SAID IT GENERATED TOPPLED ONTO THE ADJOINING TRACK. A THRUST Of ONE MILLION, 300 THOUSAND A NINE-CAR ELECTRiC COMMUTER TRAIN CRASHED INTO THE LOCOMOTiVE AND OVER­ POUNDS. TITOV--AfTER A TOUR Of TURNED MINUTES LATER, ANOTHER COMMUTER TRAIN HEADING FOR THE SUBERBS CRASH[O WASHINGTON WHICH INCLUDED A MEETING INTO THE FIRST PASSENGER TRAIN. WITH PRESIDENT KENNEDY--ADDRESSED A THE SECOND TRAIN THEN PLUNGEO Ofr A 30-fOOT ELEVATED TRACK ONTO THE BEDROOM SCIENTifiC SYMPOSIUM. TITOV SAID OF" A HOUSE. THE TOPS OF TWO CARS WERE PEELED OFF" LIKE OPENED SARDINE CANS HE AND u.s. ASTRONAUT JOHN GLENN "THERE WAS A BIG JAR AND A LOUD NOISE," A PASSENGER IN THE F"IRST CAR SAID BELIEVE FUEL DROPLETS fROM GUIDANCE "I WAS IN THE rlRST COACH, AND i JUMPED OUT OF THE WINDOW IMMEDiATELY. I SAW JET ON THEIR CAPSULES CAUSED THE THE OTHER TRAIN COMING IN AND RAMMING INTO THE BERA!LED COACHES. tI MYSTERIOUS "FIREFlIES THEY SAW "THE NEXT THING I SAW WERE PEOPLE SCATTERED ALL OVER THE SIDE Of THE RAILS." IN SPACE. A THOUSAND POLICEMEN, FIREMEN AND RAILROAD WORKERS WERE CALLED TO THE SCENE TO HELP THE SCREAMING AND MOANiNG PASSENGERS. rlfTY-fOUR AMBuLANCES CARRIED VIENTIANE, LAOS--PRO-COMMUNIST INJURED PEOPLE TO 23 HOSPITALS IN REBELS ARE REP~TED TO HAVE CAPTURED THE AREA. OAS CONTINUES REIGN OF THE LAOTIAN TOWN OF MUONG LING, THE N'\TIONAL RAILWAY ANNOUNCED AFTER TERROR IN ALG IERS SITE Of THE LATE OR. TOM DOOLEY'S THE ACCLDENT THAT IT WOULD PAY 60,000 ALGIE~ ALGERIA, MAY 3 (UPI)--THE JUNGLE HOSPITAL. IF THE REPORT IS YEN ($166) TO THE FAMILIES Of THE DEAD TERRORiST SECRET ARMY ORGANIZAT~ON CONFIRMED, IT COULD MEAN REOPENING AND 5,000 YEN ($13) TO THE INJURED. LAUNCHED THE SECOND DAY OF ITS LATEST OF THE LAOTIAN CIVIL WAR. IN ONE OF THE OPEN LOTS WHERE THE BLOOD BATH TO KEEP ALGERIA FRENCH rlRST Or THE DEAD AND INJURED WERE CAR- WITH A DAWN ATTACK ON A SOCIAL SERVICES AlGEIRS--SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION RIED, SOMEONE SET UP A TEMPORARY CENTER O.A.S. TERRORISTS HAVE WRECKED THE BUDDHIST ALTAR ATOP A WOODEN APPLE Two PLASTiC BOMBS WERE SET OrF iN UPPER STORIES OF THE NEW ORAN POLICE CRATE. NEARBY A BUDDHIST P~IEST THE PLACE DU GOVERNmENT BUILDING ON KEADQUARTERS WITH THREE BOMBS. No CHANTED PRAYERS AS THE DEAD AND IN- T~E LOWER LEDGE OF THE CASBAH AT 6.40 CASUALTIES HAVE BEEN REPOATED. BUT JURED WERE CARRIED INTO HIS TEMPLE. A.M. THE ATTACK FOLLOWED TWO EXPLOSIONS THE FACT THAT THE C.A.S. GAINED E I GHTEtN-Y[AR-OLD ~'ASO I NOSE, A LAST NIGHT IN ALG IERS AND THE W'::Si£.RN i ~~I111... ,UlJ." .---- .rtAA•• a/l" .l. la I'll M" L1t'ft1tY-,.•• ,." WJeS -!PORT OF" ORAN WHICH CLIMAXED THE BLOOD- POLICE HEADQUARTERS DEMONSTRATES l."l ...... PASSING BY ON THE STREET BELOW WHEN lEST D~Y OF VIOLENCE IN ALGERIA SINCE THE POWER IT STILL WEILDS IN ORAN. THE rlRST TRAIN CRASHED INTO THr THE START Of THE MoSLEM REBELL!AN ~OR[ THROUGHOUT ALGERIA TODAY, 17 PERSONS FREIGHT TRAIN HE AND THREE rRIEN~S THAN SEVEN YEARS AGO WERE KILLED. FOUND A LADDtR AND CL IMBED UP TO THE THE SOCIAL SERVICES BUILDING WAS A ELEVATED TRACK. PAYMENTS OFFICE fOR FAMILIES OF THE ATHENS--INFORMED SOURCES IN ATHENS "THE PASSENGERS WERE JUMPING OUT or UNEMPLOYED. THOUSANDS OF MOSLEMS IN SAY TWIN PLANS--ONE BY THE u.s., THE WINDOWS," HE TOLD UN I TED PRESS ALG I ERS ARE JOBLESS BECAUSE OAS TERROR I SM THE OTHER BY ITS NATO ALLIES-- INTERNATIONAL. "A SECOND LATER, THE MAKES IT UNSAFE TO WORK IN EUROPEAN HAVE COME UP AT THE NATO MINISTER~ DOORS WERE OPENED AND HUNDREDS OF SECTORS CONFERENCE IN THE GREEK CITY THE PASSENGERS WERE PUSHED OUT OR FELL IT WAS NOT IMMEDIATELY KNOWN WHETHER PLANS •• IN DRAFT fORM •• AIM AT PRO­ OUT. WE SAW A NUMBER Or INJURED THERE WERE ANY CASUALTIES IN THE BOMB- MOTING A CLOSER NUCLEAR PARTNERSHIP PASSENGERS, AND WE SHOUTED AT THEM TO ING. BETWEEN THE WESTERN POWERS WITH SHOW THEM THE: WAY TO THE LADDERS." NUCLEAR WEAPONS AND NATO NATIONS INOSE SAID ONE OF HIS FRIENDS, WITHOUT THEM THE PLANS WERE DIS­ KENJI KANDO, 25, GOT INTO THE TRAIN WORD OF FATHER FEY CLOSED AS SECRETARY Of STATE RUSK TO HELP THE INJURED. HE AND TWO OTHER WORD HAS REACHED HERE THAT rATHER AND WEST CERMANY'S rOREIGN CHIEF MET fRIENDS STARTED TO CARRY THE INJURED rEY UNDERWENT SURGERY IN HONOLULU AND TO RECONCILE DIFFERENCES OVER THE TO THE LADDER AND SAFETY THEN THEY IS DOING WELL. A SECOND SERIES OF BERLIN ISSUE. THEY REPORTEDLY MADE SAW A SPE[DIN~ TRAIN APPROACHING. OPERATIONS IS SCHEDULED IN APPROXIMATELY SOME PROGRESS. "A fEW SECONDS lATER, THERE WAS 10 DAYS FRIENDS OF FATHER FEY WILL ANOTHER BIG NOISE AND THE SITE WAS BE HAPPY TO HEAR THAT THE MESSAGE ALSO GENEVA--INDIA HAS PROPOSED AT THE COVERED COMPLETELY BY SMOKE AND DUST,fI INCLUDED A MESS.GE THAT ALL WAS WELL GENEVA ARMS CONFERENCE THAT THE HE SAID. WITH FATHER rEY AND HE IS LOOKING EAST AND WEST GRADUALLY OPEN THEIR THEY SAW TWO COACHES FROM THE SECOND fORWARD 10 REJOINING HIS MANY FRIENDS TERRITORY TO INTERNATIONAL INSPEC­ TRAIN HURLED orr THE TRACK AND DOWN HERE TION DURING A DISARMAMENT PERIOD ONTO THE BUILDINGS BELOW. INDIA SUGGESTED THAT SUCH A PLAN KANDO, IN THE fiRST TRAIN HELPING MIGHT CREATE AN ATMOSPHERE OF CON­ THE INJURED, WAS TRAPPED AND KILLED. FIDENCE "WE CONT I NUED OUR RESCUE WORK,11 KWAJALEIN WATER INOSE SAID. "A YOUNG GIRL OF ABOUT USED 5/3'62 BATON ROUIE, LOUISIANA--A MEMBER f8 WHOM I CARRIED HAD NO LEGS A TOTAL BASE CONSUMPTION - 250,300 Of THE SELF-PROCLAIMED "rREEDOM Bus MAN OF ABOUT 30 DIED IN OUR ARMS AS GALLONS NORTH" PROJECT SAYS LITTLE ROCK, WE WERE CARRYING HIM TO THE LADDER. PER CAPITA - 93.1 ARKANSAS, SEGREGATIONISTS PLAN TO "MANY OF THE INJURED PASSENGERS TOTAL IN STORAGE - 8,985,000 SHIP TWO NEGRO FAMiliES TO BOSTON FELL FROM THE ELEVATED TRACKS. THERE TUESDAY. GEORGE SINGELMANN SAYS WAS GREAT CHAOS, AND MANY WHO FELL DAILY WATER METER READINGS THE GROUP WILL WIRE PRESIDENT KEN­ WERE PUSHED BY OTHER FRIGHTENED HOUSING OCEAN 8,200 GALLONS NEDY'S YOUNGEST BROTHER, TED, TO PASSENGERS. HOUSING LAGOON 7,900 GALLONS MEET THE NEGROES AND TAKE THEM TO "IT IS SOMETHING I WilL NEVER, YOKWE YUK CLUB I I ,600 GALLONS HYANNIS PORT, WHERE THE PRESIDENT NEVER FORGET " MESS HALL 6,100 GALLONS HAS A SUMMER HOt-£. LAuNDRY 18,800 GALLONS POWER PLANT 19,100 GALLONS WEST END OF ISLAND 16,100 GALLONS WE ARE BELOW NINE MILLION GALLONS CONSERVE WATER PAGE 2 HOURGLASS FRIDAY 4 MAY PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION Of THE NEHRU IS HAV i NG DI FF ICULT IES ~J ITH NE IGHBORS REPORT SAYS COMMANDING OFFICER, PACifiC MISSILE RANGE FACILITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL NEW YORK, MAY 3 (UPI)--OF INDIA'S HALF-DOZEN NEXT DOOR NEIGHBORS, PRUME ISLANDS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU MINISTER JAWAHARLAL NEHRU AT THE MOMENT IS QUARRELiNG WITH TWO AND IS ON Of W~APONS CONTRACT NOAS-59-4176-c COOL TERMS WITH A THIRD. 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