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If' THE FIRST DAILY PAPER PUBLiSHED WEST OF THE INTERNATIONAL DATELINE IS I-HGH TiDE LOW TIDE !2-20-64 12-20-64 4 6 AT 050J 0.5 AT 1122 6.0 AT u746 12-2 ~ -64 :Jk. HOURGLASS 12-21-64 404 AT 0613 0.3 AT 0018 5.7 AT 1829 VOL 5 NO 1882 KWAJALE IN, MARSHALL iSLANDS SATURDAY 19 DECEMBER 1964 0.1 AT 1203 CUBAN REFUGEES SEEK LATIN AMERICAN SITE EGYPTIAN FIGHTERS SHOOT DOWN FOR EXILE GOVERNMENT AMERICAN COMMERCIAL AIRCRAFT WASHINGTON, DEc. 19 (UPI)--CUBAN CAIRO, DECo 19 (UPi)--EGYPTIAN JET FIGHTERS SHOT DOWN AN OIL COMPANY AIR­ EXILE LEADERS HEADED BY FORMER PRESI­ CRAFT SOUTH OF ALEXANDRIA ON THE MEDITERRANEAN COAST TODAY, RELIABLE SOURC~& DENT CARLOS PRIO SOCARRAS MET HERE TO­ SAfD. DAY TO SEEK OUT AN AMERICAN COUNTRY Two BODIES WERE FOUND IN THE BURNED OUT WRECKAGE. THEY WERE NOT IMMEDIATELY WHERE THEY CAN SET UP A GOVERNMENT-IN­ IDENTIFIED. EXILE. A SPOKESMAN SAID THE AIRCRAFT BELONGED TO THE Esso OIL COMPANY OF ADEN. A PRIO AND OTHER LEADERS, INCLUDING REPORTBYARELIABLE SOURCE SAID THE AMERICAN AIRCRAFT WAS FORCED DOWN, BUT DID CARLOS MARQUEZ STERLING AND EUSEBIO NOT EXPLAIN HOW. OTHER RELIABLE SOURCES SAID, HOWEVER, THE PLANE WAS SHOT MUJAL, SAID THEY HAD DECIDED TO MEET DOWN BY RUSSIAN-MADE MIG FIGHTERS OF THE UoA.Ro AIR FORCE NEAR ROSETTA, A HERE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE CURRENT TOWN NEAR ALEXANDRIA. CONFERENCE OF FOREIGN MINISTERS AT THE THE SOURCES SAID THE PLANE WAS A TWO-ENGINE, PROPELLER DRIVEN FAIRCHILD AND PAN AMERICAN UNION. r-------- WAS NOT ARMED. "WE ARE HERE RECAUSE THE FOREIGN POLICE SAID THEY HAD NOT ESTABLISHED MINISTERS ARE MEETING AND IT GIVES US iN TODAY'S HOURGLASS THE NATIONALITIES OF THE PERSONS A CHANCE TO TALK TO SOME OF THEM WITH­ PAGE ABOARD BUT FOUND IN THE WRECKAGE A PI­ OUT HAVING TO MAKE EXTENSIVE JOURNEYS~ lOT'S LICENSE ISSUED IN KENYA. AN EXILE SPOKESMAN SAID. HE HINTED ACTIVIT rES SCHEDULE 8 THE INCIDENT OCCURRED ABOUT EIGHT THAT EXILES MIGHT TRY TO GET BRAZIL TO CHURCH NOTICES 8 THIS MORNING THE AMERICAN CONSULATE INVITE THEM TO SET UP A GOVERNMENT-IN­ CLASSIFIED ADS 7 IN ALEXANDRIA HAD NO INFORMATION BUT CLUB NOTIces EXILE THERE IN VIEW OF UNITED STATES 7 WAS CHECKING. OPPOSITION ON THE IDEA. FEATURES 3 AMERICAN AMBASSADOR LUCIUS D. BATTLE LOCAL NEWS BRAZIL1S FOREIGN MINISTER VASCO LEI­ MET WITH U.A~R. PRESIDENT GAMAL ABDEL TAO DA CUNHA THREW COLO WATER ON THE N£XT WEEK'S MOVIES ~ NASSER TODAY BUT AN EMBASSY SOURCE SPORTS IDEA, HOWEVER, ASKING HOW BRAZIL COULD 5 SAID THE MEETING WAS ARRANGED PREVIOUS­ TODAylS MOVIES RECOGNIZE A NON-EXISTENT GOVERNMENT. 7 LY AND T~E INCIDENT WAS NOT DISCUSSED_ BECAUSE THE AMBASSADOR DID NOT KNOW ABOUT IT. -- LBJ WILL GO TO TEXAS RANCH SOURCES SAID THE PLANE CAME FROM AQABA, JORDAN, AND WAS SIGHTED OVER FOR HOLIDAY; BUDGET STUDY U,AoR. AIR SPACE. THE MIGS WERE SENT WASHINGTON, DECc 19 (UPI)--PRESIDENT JOHNSON WILL GO TO TEXAS TOMORROW fOR UP TO INTERCEPT IT. A HOLIDAY STAY WHICH WILL INVOLVE "VERY fNTENSIVE BUDGET ACTIVITY," THE WHITE WHEN THE MIGS TRIED TO GUIDE T~E HOUSE ANNOUNCED TODAY PLANE TOWARD CAIRO AIRPORT, THE SOUR­ PRESS SECRETARY GEORGE E. REEDY TOLD NEWSMEN THAT BUDGET DIRECTOR KERMIT CES SAID, IT TRIED TO FLY NORTH, THE GORDON WILL ACCOMPANY THE PRESIDENT WHEN HE LEAVES FOR HIS TEXAS RANCH TOMOR­ OPPOSITE DIRECTION. MINUTES LATER, ROW AFTERNOON OR EVENING. THE MIGS SHOT IT DOWN NEAR ROSETTA. REEDY SAID SEVERAL CAelNET OFFICERS ALSO MAY ACCOMPANY JOHNSON. MOST, IF NOT ALL, OF THE CABINET WILL GO TO TEXAS TO DISCWSS aUDG[T MATTERS AT SOME TIME BEFORE THE PRESIDENT RETURNS AFTER THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS, REEDY SAID. REP FORD MAKES MOVE MRS. JOHNSON WILL ACCOMPANY THE PRESIDENT TOMORROW, REEDY SAID, AND DAUGHT­ ER LUCI PROBABLY WILL LEAVE FOR TEXAS THEN. THE PRESiDENT'S OLDER DAUGHTER TO EASE OUT HALLECK LYNDA PROBABLY WILL STAY IN WASHINGTON CONGO REBEL FORCE AS GOP HOUSE LEADER WASHINGTON, DECu 19 {UPI)--REP. FOR A FEW OAtS BEFORE JOINING THE FAM- ILY AT THE RANCH, REEDY SAID. RECAPTURES PAUL IS GERALD R. FORD, TODAY ANNOUNCED HE Wtu THE PRESIDENT HAS STATED THAT INI­ LEOPOLDV I LLE, DEC. 19 (up I)--RESUR- SEEK TO UNSEAT HOUSE REPUBLICAN LEADER TIAL REQUESTS PR0POSED FOR THE NEW GENT REBEL FORCES RECAPTURED MOST OF CHARLES A. HALLECK TO GIVE THE PARTY BUDGET BY GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS AND THE KEY NORTHEASTERN CONGO TOWN OF lI NEW IDEAS, NEW SPIRIT, AND NEW LEA- AGENCIES TOTALED MORE THAN $108 BILLION PAULIS TODAY. OTHER REBELS WERE RE- DERSHIP." , WHEN THEY WERE SUBMITTED IN LATE SEP­ PORTED MASSING FOR A STRIKE TOWARD THE DECISION OF THE 51-YEAR-OLD TEMBER AND EARLY OCTOBER. RICH KATANGA PROVINCE IN THE SOUTH- MICHIGAN REPUBLICAN TO CHALLENGE THE IN OUTLINING HIS PROPOSED "GREAT EAST VETERAN HALLECK FOR LEADERSHIP WAS EX­ SOCIETY" FOR THE CABINET IN MID-NOVEM­ NEW ARMS AND AMMUNITION APPARENTLY PECTED TO PLUNGE THE HOUSE REPUBLICAN BER, JOHNSON URGED CABINET MEMBERS AND REACHING THE REBELS FROM NEIGHBORING MINORITY INTO A BITTER STRUGGLE BE­ AGENCY HEADS TO WEED OUT OBSOLETE PRO­ COUNTRIES SPURRED THE TWIN MILITARY TWEEN NOW AND JANUARY 4 WHEN THE ISSUE GRAMS WITH LITTLE CURRENT URGENCY IN THREAT TO rHE GOVERNMENT. PREMIER WILL BE DECIDED AT A PARTY CAUCUS. A RETRENCHMENT DESIGNED TO PROVIDE fi­ MOISE TSHOMBE, EXPECTED BACK HERE SOON FORD SAID THE QUESTION OF NEW LEADE~ NANCING FOR PROGRAMS TO PROMOTE THE FROM A EUROPEAN TOUR, SAID IN ROME SHIP AND THE CONDUCT OF THE PARTY "~~ GREAT SOCIETY. ONLY LAST WEEK THAT THE COMMUNIST- BE CRUCIAL IN DETERMINING THE FUTURE (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) BACKED REBELLION WAS ENDED. OF OUR PARTY AND THE TWO-PARTY SYSTEM~ REPORTS REACHING LEOPOLDVILLE TODAY FORD STUDIOUSLY AVOIDED ANY DIRECT TWO SPACE EFFORTS SAID THAT ONLY THE AIRPORT, MISSION REFLECTIONS UPON HALLECK's SIX-YEAR WILL JOIN FORCES STATION AND A SMALL PART OF THE BUSI­ LEADERSHIP OF THE HoUSE REPUBLICANS WASHINGTON, DEC. 19 (UPI)--SEN. CLIN­ NESS DISTRICT OF PAULIS WERE HELD BY BUT HE SAID "BY fiNDING BETTER WAYS TON P. ANDERSON, (DEM.-N.Mc), SAID TO­ THE 47 WHIrr MERCENARIES AND SOME 200 TO BETTER UTILIZE THE TALENTS OF THE DAY THE DEFENSE DEPARTMENT AND CIVIL­ CONGO GOVERNMENT TROOPS BATTLING THE GOP MEMBERSHIP THROUGH NEW TECHNIQUES IAN SPACE AGENCY HAVE AGREED TO HAR­ REBELS. MILITARY SOURCES CALLED THE AND BOLD LEADERSHIP, BY WILLINGNESS TO MONIZE THEIR EFFORTS TO PREVENT WASTE­ GOVERNMENT POSITION "VULNERABLE" TRY NEW IDEAS, BY LEADING RATHER THAN FUL DUPLICATION IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF PAUL IS, 240 MILES NORTHEAST OF STAN­ SIMPLY REACTING WE CAN AND MUST DEVEL­ A MANNED SPACE LABORATORY LEYVILLE, HAS BEEN ONE OF ONLY FOUR OP THE RESPECT AND THE SUPPORT Of THE ANDERSON IS CHAIRMAN OF THE SENATE GOVERNMENT STRONGHOLDS IN THE VAST AMERCIAN PEOPLE" SPACE COMMITTEE. HE RAISED QUESTIONS AREA AND AN IMPORTANT CENTER IN THE RECENTLY ABOUT WHETHER THE TWO AGENCIES CAMPAIGN TO FREE HOSTAGES HELD BY THE WASHINGTON, DEC, 19 (UPI)--THE UNIT­ SHOULD GET TOGETHER ON PARALLEL PRO­ REBELS. ED STATES, BRITAIN AND FRANCE HAVE GRAMS TO DEVELOP ORBITTING VEHICLES. ELSEWHERE IN THE NORTHEAST, OTHER TOLD RUSSIA THEY ARE READY TO HOLD '~~ THE NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE REBEL FORCES ATTACKED THE GOVERNMENT FORMAL" FOUR-POWER MEETINGS IN BERLIN ADMINISTRATION IS DEVELOPING A VEHICLE BASE AT BUN lA, NEAR LAKE ALBERT AND ON PROBLEMS INVOLVING THE WHOLE OF IN CONNECTION WITH ITS ApOLLO PROJECT THE UGANDA BORDER, BUT WERE REPULSED, BERLIN, OfFICIALS SAID TODAY. TO LAND MEN ON THE MOON BY 1970. THE INFORMED SOURCES SAID, THE ALLIED STATEMENT WAS MADE THURS­ AIR FORCE IS DEVELOPING A SIMILAR VE­ AN ARMY ANNOUNCEMENT LAST NIGHT SAID DAY TO THE SOVIET LIAISON OFFICE IN HICLE fOR ITS MANNED ORBITTING LABORA­ REINFORCEMENTS FOR THE REBEL DRIVE EAST GERMANY IN RESPONSE TO A KREMLIN TORY (MOL) PROGRAM. THE REVIEW UNDER­ AGAINST PAULIS HAD ARRIVED FROM WATSA OVERTURE SUGGESTING FOUR-POWER MEET~ WAY BY BOTH AGENCIES WIll STRENGTHEN AND WAMBA AND THE TROOPS SEEMED TO BE INGS. THE ALLIES SUGGESTED THE TALKS THE TOTAL SPACE EFfORT, NEWLY EQUIPPED WITH ARMS BE HELD IN EAST AND WEST ALTERNATELY. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 19 DECEMBER- 1964 PUBLISHED BY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES AT PROFOUNDl NEW CANAL PROPOSAL THE DIRECTION OF THE COMMANDING Offi­ STOCKTON, CALIF. DEC. 19 (UPI)--THE CER, KWAJALEIN TEST SITE, MARSHALL IS­ CHEERED BY DIPLOMATS LATEST COLLEGIATE FAD MAY BE THE NUT­ WASHINGTON, DEC. 19 (UPI)--PRESIDENT LANDS. CONTRACT DA-010021 AMc-90004 TIEST YET, BUT AT LEAST IT'S CLEAN. JOHNSON'S HISTORIC DECISION ON THE (Y) (NI2367156) 35133A PMR WITH GLOBAL STEPHEN KNOWLES, 19, PALO ALTO, LAST PANAMA CANAL MAY rREE THE UNITED STATES ASSOC I ATES • NIGHT STEPPED OUT OF THE SHOWERS IN OF A MAJOR POLITICAL LIABILITY IN LAT~ THE HOURGLAsS IS PUBLISHED DAILY HIS DORMITORY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF THE AMER I CA. MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE FOR PACIf"lC. HE CLAIMED A RECORD AFTERSTA¥­ THE MERE ANNOUNCEMENT OF HIS INTEN­ NOTICES IS 4PM THE DAY BEFORE PUBLICA­ ING UNDER THE WATER FOR 45 HOURS AND TIONS LAST NIGHT BROUGHT EXPRESSIONS TION AND DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS I MINUTE. AN OKLAHOMA STATE STUDENT OF PRAISE FROM PANAMANIAN PRESIDENT lOAM THE DAY OF PUBLICATION. HELD THE PREVIOUS MARK OF 44 HOURS 44 MARCO A. ROBLES, WHO SAID IT WAS A THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MINUTES AND 44 SECONDS. "HAPPY OMEN" AND SOMETHING HIS COUNTR~ EDIT COpy RECEIVED fOR PUBLICATION DURING HIS DOUSING, KNOWLES SLEPT, MEN HAD BEEN AWAITING II rOR FIVE GENERA­ ATE, CHATTED WITH FRIENDS, AND TOOK A TIONS." FINAL EXAMINATION IN PHILOSOPHY.

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