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Ulbricht Expects Settlement in 1962 HIGH TIDE LOW Ti!)E 1/6 4.6 AT 0400 1/5 0.4 AT 2206 1/6 5.9 AT 1617 :Jke HOURGLASS 1/6 0.3 AT 2245 VOL. 3 No. 1009 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS FRiDAY 5 JANUARY 1962 JOHNSTON ISLAND TO BE RECONSTRUCTED ULBRICHT EXPECTS SETTLEMENT IN 1962 WA.~INGTON, JAN. 4 (UPI)-THE AIR FORCE NEW YORK, JAN. 4 (UPI)-WAlTER ULBRICHT, EAST GERMAN COMMUNIST LEADER, SAID eASE ON TINY JOHNSTON ISLAND IN THE TONIGHT HE EXPECTS A BERLIN SETTLEMENT--ONE WAY OR ANOTHER--IN THE COURSE PACIfiC WILL BE RECONSTRUCTED fOR POS­ Of 1962. SIBLE RESUMPTION Of ATMOSPHERIC NUCLEAR ULBRICHT, IN THE fURST AD LIB INTERV!EW RECORDED IY WESTERN TELEViSiON TESTING BY THE UNITED STATES. CAMERAS, TOLD AMERiCAN TV AUDIENCES "WE EXPECT THAT AN AGREEMENT WILL BE THE ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION SAID REACHED IN THE fOUR-POWER TALKS ABOUT STEP-IY-STEP REDUCTION Of ALL PRESENT TODAY THE Los ANGELES fiRM Of HOLMES OCCUPATION FORCES IN WEST 8ERLIN AND •• oA STEP-BY-STEP TRANSFORMATiON Of WEST AND NARVER HAD A CONTRACT fOR CONSTRUC­ BERLHN INTO A FREE, DEMILITARiZED AND NEUTRAL CITY ••• TiON ON THE ISLAND. THIS fOLLOWED RE­ BERLIN SHOULD NOT BE TREATED AS A UNGTED STATES COLONY. THIS is OUR WnSH. PORTS THAT SKILLED WORKMEN WERE BEING ULBRICHT MADE THE STATEMENT ON THE COLUMBIA BROADCASTING SYSTEM'S CBS RE­ RECRUITED IN HAWAII TO BE SENT TO JOHN­ PORTS~ "EAST GERMANY--THE LAND BEYOND THE WALL" WHICH WAS FILMED LATE LAST STON ISLAND WITHIN A MONTH. NOVEMBER AND EAR~Y iN DECEMBER BY CBS CR~WS ON L0CATION IN EAST BERLiN AND THE DEFENSE SOURCES CONfiRMED THAT T~E PORT CSTY OF ROREA0Do THE iNTERVIEW ~n·~ U~BRiCHT WAS FILMED DEC. 5 THE WORK WOULD BE PART Of THE DEfENSE AND EAST GERMAN TELEVISiON is EXPECTED TO S~OW ~T IN AN UNABRIDGED fORM SI­ DEPARTMENT'S PREPARATIONS fOR ATMOSPH­ MULTANEOUSLY WITIJ THE UoSo SHOW.NGo CBS ONL1 L'SED 15 MINUTES OF PiE TALK ERIC TESTING. WiTH ULIBR ~ CHT. THE DEFENSE SOURCE SAID THAT THE WHEN ASKED B~ CBS INTERViEWER DANIEL SCHORR WHAT WOULD HAPPEN nF NO SUC~ PREPARATIONS AT JOHNSTON DID NOT NEC­ AGREEMENT, AS HE DESCRIBED, lS REACHED BY THE UoSo, BRITAI~, FRANCE AND THE ESSARiLY MEAN NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS WOULD SOVIET UNION, JLBRiCHT SAgo: ~iF THE WES~=R~ POwERS DO NOT DESiRE SUCrl A SET­ BE SET Off ON, OVER OR NEAR THE ISLAND. TLEMENT, THEN THE PEACE TR~ATY W~~L BE CO~~lUOE~ BETWEEN THE SOV~ET UNION AND HIGH-PRIORITY NUCLEAR TESTS ENVISIONED THOSE STATES WHICH ARE WILLING TO PARTgCDPATE, AND THE GERMAN DEMOCRATIC RE­ BY THIS COUNTRY WOULD BE ¢ONDUCTED AT PUB~ H~,. " HIGH ALTITUDES OVER WATER. WITH suP­ PORTING PLANES AND SHIPS fROM WHICH TO ASTRONAUT ORBIT DELAYED STOCK1MARKET ~UFFERS REVERbAl MEASURE THE RESULTS, THE TESTS COULD FOR AT LEAST ONE WEEK 8E HUNDREDS OF MILES fROM THE OPERATING NEW YORK, (UPI)-HIGH SPEED TICKERS BASE CAPE CANA~ERAL, JAN. 4 (UPI)­ RAN LATE ON HEAVY AfTERNOON SELLING EVEN THE PLANE CARRYING THE TEST SCIENTISTS WORKING TO PuT A U~So TO~Av AS THE STOCK MARKET SUfFERED WEAPON MIGHT TAKE Off fROM AIDlffERENT , ASTRO~AUT IN 0~8!T THUS MONTH WERt A SHARP REVERSAL. LOCATION SUCH AS HICKAM FIELD IN HAWAI I, EXPECTED TODAY T~ IRON OUT ROCKET A SIZABLE DECLINE iN THE DOW-JONES SOURCES SAID. JOHNSTON IS 711 MilES TROUBLES WHICH nAYE PUSHE~ ThE SHOT ~NDJSTRIAL AVERAGE REFLECTED A DROP fROM HONOLULU. AT LEAST ONE MORE WErK DEEPER INTO OF ~fARLY 5 POINTS IN SEARS ROEBUCK JOHNSTON ISLAND, ONLY A MILE lONG THE CALENDAR. AND A POINT OR MORE IN UoSo STEEL, AND A QUARTER OF A MILE WIDE, AND ONLY THE DIFFICJLTY CROPPED UP "ALMOST GENERAL ELECTRIC, Du PONT, WOOLWORTH SEVEN FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL--HAS A 6,000 OVERNiGHT" DURING A POUTINE C~ECK Of AND EASTMAN KODAK. FOOT RUNWAY AND IS USED BY THE MILITARY THE ATLAS 1i00STER ROC.KET fUEL TANKS. THe ONLY SIGNIFiCANT S~PPORT FOR AIR TRANSPORT SERVICE AS A REFUELING AND fORCED THE $400 MILLiON MERCURY THE AVERAGE CAME fROM ANACONDA, UP S TOP o PROGRAM TO GI¥E UP PLANS fOR SENDING NEARLY A POINT, AND AMERICAN TOBACCO THE MARSHALL ISLANDS PRESENT A DIPLO­ ASTRONAUT JOHN H. GLENN JR. ON THE ~p A COUPLE, ON P~ANS f~R A STOCK MATIC PROBLEM BECAUSE THEY ARE HELD ORBITAL JOURNEY. SPLIT AND DIVIDE~ BOOST. THE LATTER BY THE UNiTED STATES IN A TRUSTEESHIP NASA RESCHED~LED THE LAUNCHING fOR TRADED AS HIGH AS 105 AF1ER THE NEWS FROM THE UNITED NATIONS, A fORUM fOR JAN. 23--A DATE WHICH STILL WILL BE AND AS LOW AS 95 BEfORE. THE EXPRESSION Of ANTI-TEST SENTIMENTS. SUBJECT TO CHANGE If MORE PROBLEMS STEEL SHARES WERE GENERALLY LOWER ACCORDING TO LONDON DISPATCHES, THE ARE fOUND. WITH JONES AND LAUGHLIN AND YOUNGSTOWN BRITISH HAVE BAlKEO AT GIVING PERMISSION INfORMED SOURCES SAY THE TANKAGE SHOWING POINT-SIZED LOSSES. MoST FOR U.S. USE Of THEIR NUCLEAR TESTING PROBLEM WAS NOT A SERIOUS ONE, BUT A~TOS WERE NARROW AND CHEMICALS TURNED BASE ON CHRISTMAS ISLAND. IF PROSPECTS ijAS CREATED A BAD SITUATION BECAUSE LOWER AFTER SHOWING GOOD GAINS EARLY fOR A TEST BAN SHOULD lOOK fAVORABLE, Of THE ROUTiNE CHECK Of THIS SYSTEM I N THE DAY. THE DISPATCHES SAID, THIS PERMISSION fALLS INTO A SEQUENCE Of TESTS WHICH ELECTRONICS TOOK A POWNDiNG WiTH MIGHT BE WITHHELD. MUST FOLLOW IN A CERTAIN ORDER. BECKMAN, IBM, LITTON, TEXAS INSTRU­ DEfENSE SOURCES CAST DOUBT ON THE "THEY'VE ALMOST GOT IT SQUARED MENTS AND ZENITH THE WEAKEST iSSUES. PREVIOUS ASSUMPTION THAT ANTI MISSILE AWAY NOW," ONE SOUftCE TOLD UNITED LOSSES Of AT LEAST 2 ALSO SHOWED IN MISSilE WARHEADS WOULD GET FIRST PRESS INTERNAT!ONAl EARLY TODAY. A fiSTfUL OF f!NANCE STOCKS, COSMETICS PRiORITY IN A RESUMPTION Of TESTS. "THE PROBLEM ACTUALLY INVOLVED A DE­ ANI} DRUGS. THEY SAID MINOR CHANGES COULD BE LAY OF ONLY 24 TO 48 HOURS, BUT THE MADE WITHOUT TESTING, BUT THAT RADICAL SPACE AGENCY DECIDED TO SIMPLIFY THE REViSIONS MUST BE TRIED OUT. THEY PROBLEM OF DISPATCHING THE RECOVERY SAR MAKES MERCY FLIGHT SAID THE MOST RADICAL CHANGES WOULD BE fLEET." TO JALU IT IblAND AiMED AT PRODUCING SUBSTANTIALLY MORE HE EXPLAINED T~AT THIS WILL GIVE SAR CREWMEN.ERS MADE A MERCY FLIGHT POwERfUlL WARHEADS fOR INTERCONTINENTAL TECHNICIANS ENOUGH ADDITIONAL TIME TO JALUIT ISLAND YESTERDAY MORNING MISSILES WITHOUT INCREASING THEIR WEIGHT TO MAKE SURE THE PROBLEM IS SOLVED, TO TAKE A MARSHALLESE WOMAN WITH SUS­ WITHOUT RUNNING THE RISK OF SENDING PECTED APPENDICITIS TO THE HOSPiTAL PICKETS - POLICE TANGLE THE fLEET TO SEA "TO SIT OUT THERE FOR AT MAJURO. SAR OPERATIONS RECEIVED IN FREE-FOR-ALL NOTHING fOR DAYS AND MAYBE WEEKS." A MESSAGE fROM THE TRUST TERRIROTY THE fLEET WILL BE STATIONED IN RE­ YESTERDAY MORNING AB8UT 10:15 A.M. NEW YORK, JAN. 4 (UPI)-NIGHTSTICK­ COVERY AREAS THROUGHOUT THE ATLANTIC CONCERNING THE ILL WOMAN. THE U-F SWiNGING POLICE AND SCREAMING, SHOVING OCEAN TO RETRIEVE GLENN AND H1S: SELL­ AiRCRAFT REACHED JALUIT BY 12:15 P.M. POCKETS TANGLED OUTSIDE A MANHATTAN SHAPED MERCURY CAPSULE AfTER THEIR AND LANDED AT 2:1, ON MAJURO, RETURN­ HOSPITAL TODAY IN A fREE-fOR-ALL IN RETURN TO EARTH AT THE END OF THE ING KWAJAlEIN YESTERDA~ EVENING AT WHiCH A POLICE CAPTAIN WAS INJURED AND THREE-ORBIT TRIP. 5~45 PoM. 21 PERSONS WERE ARRESTED. OUQ(loe LCORo E. F. McKINNEY WAS PILOT Of ViOLENCE ERUPTED AT FLOWER FIFTH UNITED NATIONS, JAN. 4 (UPI)-Rus­ THE U-F, WITH LTJG J. S. CAiN AS CO­ AVEN~E HOSPiTAL fOR THE THIRD DAY IN A SIA SUBMITTED TO THE UoN. DISA~MAMENT PiLOT. CREWMEN WERE T.J. HAIGLER ATI ROW ON THE PICKET LINES, SET UP IN COMMISSION TODAY ITS PROPOSALS fOR A AND L. 00 WHITE ADJI. OR. SHIPPEY Of PROTEST TO JOB LOSSES RESULTING FROM NEW MORATORIUM ON NUCLEAR TEST EXPLO­ lYE STATION HOSPITAL ALSO wENT ON THE THE TRANSfER Of KITCHEN AND HOUSEKEEP­ SIONS. FUGI1T. ING DUTIES, fROM HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES TO IT IGNORED THE WESTiS OEMANv FOR AN OUTSIDE CONTRACTOR. INTERNATiONAL INSPECTION AND CONTROL. THE DISPUTE DEVELOPED RACIAL OVERTONES A SOVIET STATEMENT TO THE NEWLY~ NEWS iTEMS fOR THE HOURGLASS~1~1 WHEN POLICE WERE CHARGED WITH PREJUD!CE fORMED 8-NATION DISARMAMENT COMMISSION TOWARD NEGROES AND PUERTO RICANS. AGAIN BLAMED THE WEST fOR fAilURE T? CALL 539 OR 2114!!! ---------------- REACH AGREEMENT IN THE TEST BA~ TALKS. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS FRIDAY 5 JANUARY 1962 PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE FOUR-DAY STRIKE TSIANG HAPPY TO BE NEw COMMANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC MISSilE END~ IN NEW YORK AMBA~SADOR TO ~vA~H INGTON RANGE FACILITY, KWAJAlEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU NEW YORK, JAN. 4 (UPI )--THE FifTH W~SHINGTON, JAN. 4 (UPI )--CHINESE OF WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-59-4176-c AVENUE COACH LINES AND THE TRANSPORT AMBASSADOR DESIGNATE DR. T,NGfU F. WITH THE TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXAS. WORKERS UNION (TWU) AGREED TODAY ON TSIANG SAID TODAv THE RECENT VOTE UP­ A NEW ONE-YEA~ CONTRACT, ENDING A HOLDING HIS COUNTRY'S RIGHT TO A SEAT THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAllY fOUR-DAY STRIKE WHICH fORCED 1.5 MILL­ IN THE UNITED NATIONS WENT BETTER MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE ION DAILY RIDERS TO fiND OTHER MEANS THAN EXPECTED. FOR NOTICES IS 4 P.M. DAY BEFORE Of TRAVEL. "It CAME OUT BETTER THIS YEAR THAN PUBLICATION. DEALINE FOR NEWS ITEMS MICHAEL J. QUILL, PRESIDENT Of THE THE YEAR BEfORE AND BETTER THAN EXPECT­ IS 10 A.Me DAY OF PUBLICATION.
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