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1 Ll)L LOW TIDE I - - ,-,,0 1-25-66 TII H at 0648 O 7 at 0048 I ) 1 at 1854 ' ..1 at 1242 J 1'/' ,1 lL)l LOW TIDE I - - ,-,,0 1-25-66 TII h AT 0648 o 7 AT 0048 I ) 1 AT 1854 ' ..1 AT 1242 J- 1----------------·-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------, 7 NO. 2912 KWAJALE[N, MARSHALL (SLANDS M0NOAY 24 JANuARY 1966 ~~ADO~, [~GlAND, JAN 24 (UPi)-­ T~R£f wRfATHS WERE THE ONLY SIGNS JOHNSON SUBMITS RECORD BUDGET j~ H.ADON TODAY THAT THE FAMOUS MAN BURIED jN THE VILLAGE CHURCHYARD, WASH"GTO~~~Kh qUPI )QY.~~EN~~hE. E2RTEP~E~~~h2,8 BILLION S.R WINST~J r~URCHllL, DIED EXACTLY BUDGET TO CONGRESS MONDAY, GIVING PRIORITV TO THE WAR IN VIET NAM BUT STILL 0RO­ ONE '<EAI, Al V Or·~c. OF THE WREATHS ON V'D!NG LIMITED INCREASES FOR HIS GREAT SOCiETY PROGRA~ AT HOME ~ 5 G~AVl WA~ F~OM LADY CHURCHILL, JOrlNSON EARMARKfD MORE THAN HALF -- $58 3 B'LL~ON -- O~ THE BJCGET FO~ • !SCA~ wHO w_S MADE A BARONESS AFTER HIS (967 STARTING JU~Y I FOR Df~ENSE, INClUC~NG $10.5 BIL~ION EXTRA FOq THE ~,L I NAM lit A"f It THE H) A(" NTHS AND DAFFOD I LS WAR ALONE, BUT HE STIL~ FOUND ROOM FOR $3 2 BILLION ~ORE ~N SPENDI~G ~OR KE ,ll 1\ CARD SAYING, "My DARliNG GRfAT SOCtETV PROGRAMS • ., >N, FROM CLEMMIE" IT,WAS DE­ THE PRES'DfNT MADE iT CLEAR THAT DOMESTIC WEkFARE SPENDiNG WOJkC HAVE BEEN EV­ ~ " I,[~ '-OR Ht R BY THE LOCAL DUKE EN GR~ATER EXCEpT FOR THE VIET NAM WAR, AND ~E PROMISED TO CHANNEL MORE I~TO ~OME fR~~l PROGRAMS I~ TrlE E~USI~E GOAL OF PEACE IS REACrEC .\ IR INDIA CRASHES DOWN IN ALPS IINo O~;E CAN f' R~l. Y PPEC f Ci' T-E COURSE i( ILL Ir ~ GAL L 117 PERSCNS ABOARD OF' EVENTS fN SOLTHEA5 T ASiA." I-'E DE­ C..t,RED "7 "lEV i:>EoEND NO'T ONi.. Y JOON OUR (~AMO~IX, ~RA~CE, JA~ 24 (UPl )--AN AiR INDIA BOE~NG 7-7 JETL!NER CRASHED TO­ D~l '~~o A S~Ow-COVERED RIDGE NEA~ THE T~REE-M~lE-HiGH SUMM~T Of MONT BLANC, OwN ACTIONS BUT UPON THOSE OF OUR AD­ VE~SAR~ESlt tu~O~E S HiGHEST MOLNTAiN, KiLL~NG ALL I ~7 PERSONS ABOARD WITH ANOTHER 45 FEa or ALTITuDE THE PLANE WOULD HAVE CLEARED THE RIDGE. JOHNSON SAlu T~AT SPENDING ON MA~OR DOtvlEST8C PROGRAMS "HAS BEEf'4 HEL.C BEl-OW T~E CAPTAiN OF THE NEW YORK-BOUND AIRLINER HAD SERVED AS CO-P~LOT ON THE PLANE T~AT ~ARRIED POPE PAvL Vi ON HIS FLiGHT TO iNDIA iN DECEMBERv INDIA's TOP wHAT MlGHT rlAvE BEEN PROPOSED IN LESS ATOMlC SCIENTiST WAS AMONG THE PASSENGERS. F'VE AMER'CAN3 WERE REPORTED TO BE TROUB ..... ED i,ME5 rI SPENC-fNG WAS cur ON L-ARM, SPACE, ATO[\~IC AND cOSTAL PROGRAM5 AMO~G T~OSE ~tkLED AS THE PL.ANE CRASHED iN FOG AND 22-DEGqEE TEMPERATURE MIN­ ~HE PqESIDENT RENEwED ~IS PROPOSALS UTES BE. ORE IT WAS DUE TO LAND AT GEN- ~------------------------.--__----------_1 EvA ON A BOMBAy-NEW YORK fLIGHT, BUDG~BREA~DOWN TO tNCPEASE TAX REVENUES ~!THOUT IN­ CREASlNG RATES, BUT WARNED T~AT ~E MOUNTAIN Gv~DES fLOWN TO THE CRASH // WOul..D NOT HESITATE TO ~OME BACK FOR SC(~E BY RESCuE HEl;COPTERS FROM THiS //' SPEC J Al / ALL OThER TAX RATE tNCREASES fF 'Hl w4R GOT A~P~NE SKj ~E~PORT SAID THE PLANE MISS V~ET I\AM /GOVERNMENT wORSE OR lNFI-AT'ON 1REA'T'ENED TC GET ED ClEARif'4G THE RIDGE BY ONLY 4J FEET. COSTS PROG~AMS OJT Cr:" fiAND IT DUG A ~uG: CRATER IN THE SNOW AND 15¢ 9¢ ROCK AND SCATTERED DEBRIS OVER NEARLY lCONllNJEC ON PAGE SEVEN) A MILE. MAIL CARRYiNG INDIAN POSTAGE OTHER STAMPS WAS fOuND SEVERAL M~LES AWAY OffENSE: AND HGLIDAY CEASEFIRE NEAR THE ENTRANCE TO THE NEW MONT BLANC JNTERNATIONAL TlJNNEL. COSTS ENDED WITH A UANG SA~GON, JAN 24 (UPI)--U S. AIR FORCE RESCUERS FOUND O~LY THE REMNANTS OF 48¢ BODiES THEY SAID THAT BECAUSE OF THE B-52 BOMBERS BLASTED TWO COMMUNJST VIET CONG TARGETS EARLY TODAY AS AMER!CAN VIOLENCE OF THE CRASH, THE DEEP SNOW AND ALLiED FORCES REOPENED THE VIEr NAM AND T~E FRIGID WEATHER IT WAS UNL~KELY EDU- "­ M.NY BODIES WOULD BE FOUND, BUT THE WAR AFTER A 78-HOUR CEASEFiRE CATION>,­ THE VIET CONG, WHICH HAD MARRED THE FRE~C~ MOUNTAiN RESCuE SERVICE PLEDGED HEAL TH~ "",,/ t TRUCE WJTH MORE THAN 82 "INC!DENTS", TO MAKE EVERY POSSiB~E RECOVERY ATTEMP~ WELFARE, LAUNCHED AN ATTACK LATE SUNDAY NIGHT lCO~TINU[D ON PAGE EIGHT) HOUSING AGAINST A "NEW L FE" HAMLET 27 MILES SOURCES OF FEDERAL INCOME SOUTHEAST OF SAiGON THE BOMBERS HIT MRS INDIRA GANDHI TARGETS IN PHUOC Tuy AND TAY NINH PRO­ ViNCES, BUT THERE WAS NO IMMEDIATE OE­ INAUGURATED TODAY TAlLON THE STRIKES NEW DfLHJ, JAN 24 (UPI)--HER EYES AN ESTIMATED TwO ~LATOONS OF VIET wET W~TH TEARS, MRS INDlRA GANDHI CONG LAID DOWN A CuRTAIN OF SMALL ARMS INDiVIDUAL wA'::J SwORN iN TODAv AS THE 4EADE.R OF AND MORTAR FIRE AGAINST THE RESETTLE­ ~NCOME iNDJA'S 4C50 MILLION PEOPLE I~~ HER MENT VILLAGE OF DA! NHON THAT WAS DE­ TAXES ~lq~T PuB~iC STATEMENT AS PRJME MIN~S­ FENDED BY TWO PLATOONS OF REGIONAL AND 50¢ TER, MRS GANDHI PRA SED THE HISTORIC POPULAR FORCES GOVERNMENT TROOPS ART!~ TASHKENT PEACE. AGREEMENT W~TH PAKiSTA~ LERY AND A VIETNAMESE GUNBOAT SUPPORTCD CORPORAT ION "WE WilL ENDEAVOR TO GAIN AS MUCH AS THE DEFENDERS AND THE VIET CONG WERE INCOME WE CAN FROM THE TASHKENT DECLARATION," BEATEN BACK. TAXES SHE SAID "THE AGREEMENT HAS OPENED BIG GUNS OUTSIDE THE U S 1ST CAVALRY 30¢ NE~ AVENuES FOR DEVELOPING FRiENDLY DIV!SION HEADQUARTERS AT AN KHE IN lHE RELAT ONS WITH OUR NEiGHBORS 4ND IT CENTRAL HIGHLANDS BEGAN TO fiRE PROMPT­ HAS CREATED A NEW CLIMATE FROM WHiCH LY AT SUNDOWN SUNDAY WHEN THE ALLIED WE S~OULD TAKE ADVANTAGE," MRS GANDHI CE.ASEfuRE ENDED SAID FOLLOwilJC TH£ INAUGURATION ~-- MRS GANDHI A 48-YEAR-OLD WIDOWED GEMINI-IO DUET NAMED MOTHER OF TWO, 0ABBED HER EYES WITH A SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, JAN 24 (UPI)­ HANDKERCHIEF TWICE DURiNG THE INAUGUR­ -VETERAN ASTRONAUT JOHN W YOUNG, ONE ATION THAT MADE HER THE WORLD'S ONLY BLACKOUT TONIGHT EARLIEST BLACKOUT AT 2200 HOURS SPECTACULAR FLIGHT BEHIND HIM, WILL wOMAN PRIME MINISTER THE CEREMONY SEE PAGE FOUR FOR DETAILS JOIN ROOKIE SPACEMAN MICHAEL COLLINS IN TOOK PLACE IN THE ASHOKA ROOM OF THE A TRiCKY TWO-TO-THREE DAY FLIGHT ABOARD iMPOSING PRESIDENTIAL PALACE CLAD IN WASHiNGTON, JAN 24 (UPI)--BoBBY BAK­ GEMiNI-IO NEXT SUMMER THAT COULD IN­ A HAND-WOVEN WHITE SARI AND SCARF, ER WENT TO A U S DISTRICT COURT TODAY VOL VE A SPACEWALK, I T WAS ANNOUNCED TO­ MRS GANDHI, DAUG~TER OF JAWAHARLAL AND PLEADED NOT GU~LTV TO A NINE-COUNT DAY THE FEDERAL SPACE AGENCY ANNOUNCED NEHRU, INDIA'S FIRST PRIME MINISTER, INDICTMENT STEMMING FROM HIS DAYS Of THEIR NAMES AS IT PROGRESSED WITH PLANS RAISlD HER RIGHT HAND AND PROMISED INFLUENCE ON NEARBY CAPITOL HilL TOWARD THE WiNDUP OF THE 12-SHOT GEMINI PRESIDENT SARVEPALLI RADHAKRISHNAN SHE CHIEF JUDGE MATTHEW Mc GUIRE ORDERED PROGRAM AND THE BEGINNING OF THE ApOLLO WOULD UPHOLD THE CONSTITUTION OF IN­ THE 37-YEAR-OLD FORMER PROTEGE OF LYN­ PROGRAM TO LAND AMERICANS ON THE MOON DIA DON JOHNSON TO STAND TRIAL OCT 17 ON YOUNG, WHO BLiTHELY CARRIED A CORNED­ ~RS GANDHI APPEARED NERVOUS AND THE CHARGES OF GRAND lARCENY, TAX EVAS­ BEEF SANDWICH ~NTO SPACE WITH HIM ON EMOT'ONAL AND FINGERED A NECKLACE OF ~ION, fRAUD AND CONSPIRACY THE iNDICT­ GEMIN~-3 AND HAPPil V ATE iT, WIll BE BLACK BEADS, AS SHE REPEATED THE OATH MENT WAS RETURNED BY A FEDERAL GRAND COMMAND P! lOT, I N THE Fl I GHT WH I CH Will OF O~FICE AFTER SARVEPAlLI JURY ON JAN 5 INCLUDE A RENDEZVOUS-liNKING ATTEMPT HOURGLASS ONDAY 24 JANU 1966 ,'U8L I SHED BY GLOBAL ASSOC IATES AT THE KING AI DE ARRESTED ~) I RECT ION OF THE COMMAND I NG OFF' CER FOR DRUNK DRIVING NEW B~DGET RECORD f(WAJALEIN TEST SITE, MARSHALL ISLANDSt CONTRACT DA-01-021-AMC-9Q004 (Y) / BIRMINGHAM, JAN. 24 (UPI}--HoSEA WASHINGTQN, JAN. 24 (UPI)--PRESIDENT THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED D~IL~ WILLIAMS, AN AIDE TO DR. MARTIN LUTHER JOHNSON'S BUDGET FOR 1966-67 IS THE ~ONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE KING JR., SUNDAY CHARGED "POLICE BRU­ SECOND iN U.S. HISTORY TO TOP $100 liHLl FOR NOTICES IS 4 PM THE DAY BEFORE TALITY" AFTER HIS ARREST ON DRUNK AND ION. THE FIRST IS IN THE WORKS -- ~ PubLICATION AND DEADLINE FOR NEWS RECKLESS DRIVING CHARGES. RIGHT NOW. ITEMS IS 10 AM THE DAY OF PUBLICATION. WILLIAMS, 42, WHO LED DEMONSTRATIONS THE PRESIDENT LAST WINTER KEPT HIS THE HouRGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO AGAINST ALLEGED VOTER REGISTRATION ESTIMATED BUDGET FOR 1965-66 BELOW THE EDIT COpy RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATION AND DISCRIMINATION HERE, CALLED POLICE A $100 BILLION FIGURE, ADVISING CONGRESS TO EDIT LETTERS TO THE EDITOR FOR THE "BUNCH OF LYING, THIEVING NEGRO HA ... THAT HE PLANNED TO HOLD SPENDING AT SAKf Of BREVITY ALL COPY, LETTERS TERS " $99 7 BILLION IN THE YEAR THAT BEGAN AND PHOTOGRAPHS SuBMITTED FOR PUBLI­ THE SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP LAST JUL Y I. CATION BECOME THE PROPERTY OF THE CONFERENCE OFFICIAL WAS ARRESTED AT THOSE PLANS FADED AS THE COST OF THE HOURG~ASS REPUBLICATION OF MATERIAL 3.15 AM AND CHARGED WITH RUNNING A VIET NAM WAR ZOOMED UPWARD.
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