- HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE 6-13-64 6-13-64 5.9 AT 0607 o 8 AT 0629 4 4 AT 1839 :Jke HOURGLASS VOL 5 NO 1737 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS FRIDAY 12 JUNE 1964 CCNGRESSMEN TODAY VOTED THEMSELVES AN 1NCREASE IN SALARY WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE HOUSE TODAY AP­ THEMSELVES, EFFECTIVE NEXT JAN I, THE CEASES EVERY TIME CONGRESS VOTED A PAY PROVED PAY RAISES FOR GOVERNMENT WORK­ MEMBERS ALSO OKAYED BY VOICE VOTE A PRO RAISE FOR CLASSIFIED WORKERS. ERS, MEMBERS OF THE JUDICIARY AND CONG­ POSAL TO MAKE CONGRESSIONAL PAY RAISES W,THOUT A HITCH, BACKERS STEERED RESSMEN IT ALSO TOOK STEPS TO MAKE FU­ IN THE FUTURE CONSIDERABLY LESS PAINFUL THROUGH THE HOUSE AND SENT THE SENATE TURE SALARY HIKES FOR LAWMAKERS SEMI­ HEREAFTER, CONGRESSMEN, JUDGES, CAB- THE $533 MILLION BILL THAT WOULD PRO- AUTOMATIC INET MEMBERS AND OTHER TOP GOVERNMENT VIDE WAGE BOOSTS FOR EVERYONE IN GOVERN IN APPROVING A $7,500 PAY BOOST FOR OFFICIA~S' WOULD GET PROPORTIONATE IN- MENT FROM THE V,CE PRESIDENT DOWN. c, ,~EG~OOE~ROLL§ AT M~S~!SSI~Pl 'r~, v OX~8RP" MI~S~ '~PJ)0-C~E~E~AND Do~. POLICEMAN SHOOTS DOWN MANIAC WHC "A7D JR~" A~ !§-YE~~:-OLD, NtGR~, ,)TOpA~ ENROLLED AT THE ALL-WHITE UNIVERSITY ATTACKS SCHeel AND KillS TWO TEACHERS OF MISSISSIPPI WITH SCARCELY A GLANCE COLOGNE, GERMANY (UPI)--Two TEACHERS WERE KILLED TODAY WHEN AN APPARENTLY DE­ FROM HUNDREDS OF WHITE STUDENTS STARl RANGED MAN ATTACKED A LOCAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WITH A HOME-MADE FLAME-THROWER IIlG THE SUMMER TERM i AND A SPEAR POLICE SAID A THIRD TEACHER WAS REPORTED IN "ACUTELY SERIOUS" CON DONALD SIGNED UP FOR SOPHOMORE EN~~ DITION POLICE SAID AT LEAST 30 CHILDREN AND FOUR TEACHERS WERE INJURED AND LISH AND HISTORY FOLLOWING A CONFER­ BURNED IN THE MID-MORNING ATTACK ON THE WOODEN SUBURBAN SCHOOL ENCE WITH DR A B. LEWIS, DEAN OF WALTER SE I FERT, I DENT I F I ED BY POL I CE AS THE "MAN I AC ATTACKER," FIRST INVADED THE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS THE SCHOOLYARD AND SHOT HIS CRUDE FLAME-THROWER THROUGH OPEN WINDOWS INTO THREE CLASSROOMS A WOMAN TEACHER RAN OUT AND GRABBED I HELL SHI~ DAMAGED BY FIRE AND IS HIM BUT HE SLAMMED HER AWAY AND LAN~ BEING TeWED BACK TG HONCLULU _~G~T CED HER WITH HIS SPEAR THEN SEIFERT lI RAN INTO THE BUILDING HONOLULU (UPI)--THE IIHELL SHlp POMON'A, ITS SKIPPER HACKED TO DEAT-H WITH AN THE SCREAMING, PANICKING CHILDREN AX BARELY A MONTH AGO, DODDERED BACK TO PORT TODAY WITH ITS INNARDS SCORCHED BY POURED OUT SOME HAD THEIR CLOTHES ON A FIRE THAT SENT MOST OF ITS CREW ADRIFT IN LIFEBOATS FIRE ALL BUT THREE CREWMEN SPENT FIVE HOURS ON LIFEBOATS OR AIR-DROPPED RAFTS AFTER Two MORE WOMEN TEACHERS JUMPED HIM. FLAMES ENGULFED THE TERROR-HAUNTED SHIP'S ENGINE ROOM YESTERDAY. THE THREE WHO HE STABBED ONE TO DEATH AND BEAT AWAY STAYED ABOARD MANAGED TO CONTROL THE BLAZE AND REPORTED LATER THE DANGER WAS THE SECOND TEACHER, POLICE SAID I PAST AND ALL HANDS WERE ACCOUNTED FOR A TUG TOOK THE CRIPPLED SHIP IN TOW A POLICEMAN RAN UP, VAINLY ORDERED THE BRAZILIAN-OWNED FREIGHTER, A WORLD SEIFERT TO HALT AND THEN SHOT HIM DOWN I ". S. I ~JTERNAT I WAR I I VINTAGE L,BERTY SHIP, SAILED FROM IN A HOSPITAL, HIS CONDITION IS DES- I CNAL HERE TUESDAY NIGHT WITH A CHINESE CREW CRIBED AS "CRITICAL." l "LOWN FROM HONG KONG TO REPLACE THE OUTLAW SAYS SENATOR SEifERT IS REPORTED TO BE A TUBER- J MULTI-NATIONAL CREW WHICH QUIT ArTER THE CULOSIS SUFFERER WHO HAS WRITTEN TO TH WASHINGTON (UPI)--SEN. WAYNE L. MORSE VESSEL'S SKIPPER WAS SLAIN WITH AN AX COLOGNE CITY GOVERNMENT THAT UNLESS HE (DEM-ORE) SAID TODAY THAT THE UNITED AND THEY LIVED IN TERROR OF HIS UN - STATES IS "BECOMING AN INTERNATIONAL CAUGHT KILLER. GOT PROPER TREATMENT HE WOULD "TAKE REVENCH: " ------'' OUTLAW" BY TAKING AN ACTiVE MILITARY THE RESIGNED SEAMEN ALSO COMPLAINED PART IN THE LAOTIAN WAR. THE VESSEL WAS UNSEAWORTHY AND ITS LIFE- HE ALSO TOLD THE SENATE THAT BOTH THE BOATS WERE ROTTEN AND UNSAFE. PHOT~ MISSIGNS U S AND RED CHINA ARE "FLAGRANTLY VIO- THE VESSEL WAS CERTIFIED SAFE AND SEA- LATING THE GENEVA ACCORDS OF 1954 COVERiWORTHY BY AN INSURANCE INVESTIGATOR BE­ MAY BE RE~UMED ING VIET NAM AND OF 1962 GOVERNING LAOS 'FORE IT EMBARKED TUESDAY FOR FORMOSA WASHINGTON (UPI)--U S. JET PLANES AND, HE SAID THE U S CANNOT INDICT THE WITH A CARGO OF SCRAP METAL FROM THE CARRIER K,TTY H,~WK STANO READ,\, RED CHINESE FOR AIDING THE COMMUNIST TO RESUME RECONNAISSANCE FLIGHTS OVER PATHET LAO IN LAOS WHEN AMERICAN PILOTS COMMUNIST POSITIONS IN LAOS IF THE REDS ARE FIGHTING IN THE LAOTIAN WAR. LAUNCH A NEW OFFENSIVE, OFFICIALS SAID WANTS TO STO~ BARRY TODAY T-V REPORT MAKES CASE AGAINST ALBANY, N.Y (UPI)--Gov NELSON A. CONfiRMING A STATEMENT MADE IN V'EN­ UNREGULATED SALE OF FIREARMS ROCKEFELLER DECLARED TODAY HE WOULD TIANE BY LAOTIAN PREMIER SOUVANNA PHO­ STANO ALONE IF NECESSARY AT THE REPUBLI­ NEW YORK (UPI)--"MuRDER AND THE RIGHT UMA. THE OFfiCIALS SAID THE U SAND CAN CONVENTION AS A PRESIDENTIAL CANDI­ TO BEAR ARMS," A "CBS REPORTS" SPECIAL THE ROYAL GOVERNMENT OF LAOS HAVE AGRE­ DATE FIGHTING TO PRESERVE "RESPONSIBLE ON THE UNREGULATED SALE AND POSSESSION ED THAT THE CHECKUP FLIGHTS WILL BE REPUBLICAN PRINCIPLES OF MODERATION" OF FIREARMS, SERVED CHIEFLY TO DOCUMENT HELD IN ABEYANCE UNLESS OR UNTIL THERE ROCKEFELLER CALLED ON OTHER REPUBLICAN --AGAIN--WHAT A VIOLENT COUNTRY AMERI­ ARE SIGNS OF TROOP MOVEMENT BY THE COM- CANS LIVE IN. LEADERS TO JOIN HIM IN HIS STAND AGAINSt MUNIST PATHET LAO FORCES FRONT RUNNER SEN BARRY GOLDWATER ' THE NETWORK DEVOTED AN HOUR LAST THE FLIGHT SUSPENSION HAS BEEN IN EF- NIGHT DEPICTING, DRAMATIZING AND OCCAS­ HE WAS SELECTED AS A "FAVORITE SON" FECT SINCE U S. FIGHTER CRAFT ESCORT- IONALLY BELABORING THE THEME, AS STATED CANDIDATE AND CHAIRMAN OF THE NEW YORK ING PHOTO PLANES SHOT UP COMMUNIST POS- BY JAMES BENNETT, DIRECTOR OF THE U.S. STATE DELEGATION TO THE SAN FRANCISCO I ITIONS IN THE PLAINE DES JARRES AREA BUREAU OF PRISONS, THAT: CONVENTION WHICH OPENS JULY 13. ROCKE- TUESDAY FELLER SAID THAT TO WIN THE NOMINATION ' "WE'RE THE ONLY CIVILIZED COUNTRY IN HE WOULD HAVE TO HAVE THE BACKING OF AU~TRALIAN~ ~TUDYING MEAN~ TO~ , THE WORLD THAT HAS VIRTUALLY NO RE­ i MODERATE LEADERS FROM OTHER PARTS OF THE GIVE MORE AID TO ~OUTH VIET NAM STRICTIONS ON THE SALE AND POSSESSION COUNTRY Of FIREARMS" SAIGON (UPI)--AN AUSTRALIAN INVESTI­ , GAT ION TEAM ARRIVED HERE WEDNESDAY TO W,TH SOMETHING PSYCHOTIC FLICKERING CLAIMS TURKEY IS READY FOR SPEND A MONTH STUDYING THE KINDS OF IN HIS FACE, AN UNIDENTIFIED CONVICT AT IMMEDIATE INVASION OF CYPRUS NON-MILITARY AID WHICH THEIR GOVERN- STATEVILLE PRISON, JOLIET, ILL, TOLD NICOSIA (UPI)--GREEK CYPRIOT PRESIDENT MENT CAN ADD TO ITS EXPANDING MILITARY CBS REPORTER DAVID LOWE IN A STEADY MAKARIOS HAS SENT CABLES TO ALL MEMBERS ASSISTANCE TO SOUTH V,ET NAM VOICE. OF THE UNITED NATIONS CHARGING TURKEY "WE ARE TO DISCUSS AND EVI-\LUATE AID 111 JUST WALKED IN (TO A SPORTING GO­ WITH AMASSING FORCES "READY FOR AN IM­ PROJECTS IN THE PARA-MILITARY AND NON­ ODS STORE) AND ASKED THE MAN If HE HAD MEDIATE INVASION OF CYPRUS," NICOSIA MILITARY FIELDS," SAID TEAM LEADER LT A GUN AND HE SA lOY ES. I HA VE HIM $20 RADIO SAID TODAY COL W J CROSBY "THESE WILL INCLUDE fOR THE GUN AND BOX OF SHELLS AND LOAD­ THE RADIO SAID MAKAR lOS' CABLES TO RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND TECHNICAL ASSIS- ED iT AND DROVE ABOUT THREE BLOCKS AND HEADS OF GOVERNMENT SAID "FURTHERMORE, TANCE PROJECTS AND WE SHALL ALSO EX- KILLED TWO MEN WITH IT." TURKEY HAS REPEATEDLY VIOLATED THE AIR PLORE THE POSSIBILITIES Of PROVIDING (CONTINUED ON PAGE 2) SPACE OF CYPRUS AND ITS TERRITORIAL TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT AND MEDICAL WATERS AND, THROUGH ITS CONTINCENT IN PERSONNEL • HONORARY DEGREE FOR ERHARD CYPRUS, CONTINUES ITS UNLAWFUL INTER- KAWAS~K1f JAPAN tup,I)--rEN PERSONS BOSTON (UPI)--WEST GERMAN CHANCELLOR FERENCE WITH THE TERRITORY OF THE REPUB- WER~ DEAD AND 89 OTHERS INJURED IN AN LUDWIG ERHARD ARRIVED TODAY FROM OTTAWA LIC • EYPLOSION WHICH ROCKED A HUCE CHEMICAL TO RECEIVE AN HONORARY DOCTOR OF LAWS "SAFETY IS NO MYSTERY •• JUST COM- FERTILIZER PLANT TODAY IN THIS INDUS­ DEGREE AT HAR\ARD UNIVERSITY. ~ON SENSE." -T R I Al CITY r-JEJLe InKYn - PAGE 2 HOURGLASS FRIDAY 12 JUNE Iq64 PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE T-V REPORT (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) INCREASED TOLL RATES TO COMMANDING OFFICER PACIFIC MISSILE WHILE MAKING A CONVINCING CASE FOR RE- FINANCE DEEPENING OF SUEZ CANAL RANGE FACILITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL VISION or THIS COUNTRY'S ANTIQUATED CAIRO (UPI )--THE UNITED ARAB RE- ISLANDS, CONTRACT NI 23 (61756) 35133A WEAPON CONTROL LAWS, THE PROGRAM LErT PUBLIC PLANS TO RAISE SUEZ CANAL (PMR) WITH GLOBAL ASSOCIATES. LITTLE HOPE THAT REVISIONS WOULD DETER TRANSIT TOLLS BY ONE PER CENT FOR ALL THE HOUR GLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY POTENTIAL KILLERS AND SUICIDES rROM WORK~ SHIPS ErrECTIVE JULY I, A SUEZ CANAL

MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE FOR ING THEIR WILL. I AUTHORITY SPOKESMAN SAID TODAY. NOTICES IS 4 P.M. THE DAY BEFORE PUB- VIGILANTE f~INUTE MEN" GROUPS, THE THE SPOKESMAN IN ISMAILIA SAID I LICATION DEADLINE rOR NEWS ITEMS IS "WILD WEST" PHILOSOPHY OF MANY TELEVISION CANAL AUTHORITY CHAIRMAN MAHMOUD I 10 A.M. THE DAY OF PUBLICATION SHOWS, "QUICK DRAW" CLUBS, AND MILITANTS YOUNIS WOULD OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCE THE ,I THE HOUR GLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT WHO ARGUE THAT EVERY CITIZEN NEEDS A GUN HIKE AT A NEWS CONFERENCE S UNDAY. I TO EDIT COpy RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATION. FOR NATIONAL DEFENSE--IN THE MISSILE AGE~ THE SPOKESMAN WAS CONFIRMING A RE- I CAME I N FOR NEEDED CR I TIC IISM PORT ON THE I NCREASE I N THE NEWSPAPER , EDITOR. H EDW. McKINNEY AMID FILM CLIPS OF BODIES, MANACLED AL AHRAM, WHICH SAID A FURTHER PRO- t . .. MURDERERS, AND A SOMBRE INVOCATION OF POSED INCREASE WILL AFFECT "BIG SHIPS SERVICE ORGANIZATION IS COMMITTED TO PRESIDENT KENNEDY, THE PLEAS OF HUNTERS AND SUPERTANKERS BENEFITING FROM THE I ADVANCEMENT OF BROTHERHOOD AND TRAP SHOOTERS FOR PRESERVATION OF CANAL DEEPENING PROJECTS." IT SAtD i TORONTO (UPI )--ROTARY INTERNATIONAL THEIR SPORT STRUCK A STRANGELY UNCONVIN- THE AMOUNT HAS NOT BEEN DECIDED YET. I PROBABLY IS NEXT ONLY TO THE UNITED CING NOTE. IN 1963, ACCORDING TO OFFICIAL I NATIONS IN ITS "UNDEVIATING COMMITMENT THE NATIONAL RifLE ASSOCIATION CAME IN fIGURES, 19,146 SHIPS PASSED THROUGH j TO ADVANCE THE IDEA OF INTERNATIONAL fOR HARSH TREATMENT VICE-PRESIDENT THE CANAL, PAYING A TOTAL Of $164 1 BROTHERHOOD," A FORMER PRESIDENT OF FRANKLIN NORTH ARGUED FOR CIVILIAN FIRE- MILLION, MOSTLY IN HARD CURRENCY. f THE U.N. GENERAL ASSEMBLY TOLD THE ARMS AS GIVING "AMERICA A BACK-UP AND A •••••

I 55TH ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE WORLD- I POTENTIAL TO OUR ACTIVE MILITARY FORCES~ PROTEST AUSTRALIAN TROOPS BEING WIDE ORGANIZATION YESTERDAY BACK TO BENNETT: "I THINK IT'S PUERILE; PROVIDED fOR SOUTH VIETNAM DR CARLOS P ROMULO Of MANILA, I JUVENILE, TO ARGUE THAT YOU CAN PREVENT I TOKYO (UPI )--NORTH VIETNAM ASKED PRESIDENT Or THE UNIVERSITY Or THE I THE NAZIS OR THE COMMUNISTS rROM COMING I WEDNESDAY THAT THE INTERNATIONAL

PHILIPPINES, CITED SUCH ROTARY PRO- OVER HERE WITH ••• HANDGUNS IN THE MISSILE II COMMISSION STOP AUSTRALIA FROM SEN- : JECTS AS AN UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT I AGE." DING MORE MILITARY MEN AND MILITARY

EXCHANGE PROGRAM; AN INTERCOUNTRY LAST NIGHT'S OFFERING WAS A PERSUASIVE I AIRCRAFT TO SOUTH VIETNAM, COMMUNIST 1 COMMITTEE ACTIVITY AND PROMOTION OF A, AND TRENCHANT--IF REPETITIOUS--DISCUSSIO" CHINA'S NEW CHINA NEWS AGENCY SAID. WORLD fELLOWSHIP AMONG BUSINESS AND WHICH SHOULD rOCUS NEW ATTENTION ON THE I THE COMMUNIST RADIO REPORT SAID PROfESSIONAL MEN BILL FOR REVISION OF FIREARM LAWS WHICH I THE REQUEST WAS MADE BY NORTH VIETNAM'S " ALL Of THESE ARE WORTHWHILE ROTARY:I NOW IS LANGUISHING IN THE SENATE COMMERCS LIAISON MISSION TO THE COMMISSION, ACTIVITIES THAT VIRTUALLY IMPLICATES COMMITTEE. I COMPOSED Of INDIA, POLAND AND CANADA.

THE ORGANIZATION IN THE CONCERNS OF I NEW CONTROLS COULD WELL CURB YOUTHFUL I THE REPORT SAID, "REVIEWING THE THE UNITED NATIONS." , ADVENTURISM AND ACtlDENTS WITH GUNS, BUT I REPEATED VIOLATIONS OF GENEVA AGREE-

ROTARIANS WERE URGED TO PUT THEIR THE FEELING PERSISTED THAT VIOLENCE IN I MENTS BY THE AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT I PHILOSOPHY INTO PRACTICAL USE BY THE I THE LAND WILL NOT WILT PERCEPTIBLY UNDER: AND ITS MILITARY COLLUSION WITH THE SECOND MAJOR SPEAKER OF YESTERDAY'S I LEGISLATIVE MANDATE. I UNITED STATES, THE LIAISON MISSION SESSION, CANADIAN-BORN BRITISH NEWS- ••• ! POINTS OUT THAT SUCH COLLUSION IS PAPER PEER, LORD THOMSON Or fLEET, REJECT SOCIALIST'S D8MANDS 1 PART OF THE U.S. MANEUVERS TO INVOLVE WHO CALLED FOR A MORE FRIENDLY ATTI- TOKYO (UPI )--PRIME MINISTER HAYATO I OTHER SEATO-MEMBER COUNTRIES IN ITS TUDE TOWARD RUSSIA. IKEDA AND FOREIGN MINISTER MASAYOSHI I WAR OF AGGRESSION IN SOUTH VIETNAM" I "THE SOONER WE STOP DERIDING THE OHIRA TUESDAY REJECTED A SOCIALIST PARLI~ SOVIET PEOPLE AND VILIFYING THEIR MtNT MEMBER'S DEMAND THAT JAPAN IMMEDIA- 1 NEW COMMANDER fOR PEACE FORCE LEADERS, THE SOONER THEY WILL STOP TELY ABANDON ITS NEGOTIATIONS TO NORMA- NICOSIA (UPI )--THE UNITED NATIONS BLACKGUARDING US," THOMSON SAID. LIZE RELATIONS WITH SOUTH KOREA I WILL LOSE BOTH ITS COMMANDER AND DE­ PUTY COMMANDER IN CYPRUS AT THE END RUSSIA IS TRYING TO DEVELOP HER YOSHIO KURODA MADE THE DEMAND AT A I GOOD POINTS AND "Ir WE WANT TO BE MEETING OF THE HOUSE OF COUNCILLORS HE: OF THIS MONTH, U.N. SOURCES SAID fRIENDS, WE MUST PRAISE THE GOOD CHARGED THAT A MASS MOVEMENT BY SOUTH TODAY. THE SOURCES SAID BOTH INDIAN MAJ THINGS THEY HAVE DONE AND ARE DOING •• KOREAN STUDENTS AND THE PEOPLE AT LARGE I AND DESPITE THE COMMON IMPRESSION, SOUGHT "LIBERATION FROM U S. IMPERIALISM" GENERAL PREM SINGH GYANI AND HIS THESE ARE MANY" AND A REUNifiCATION OF NORTH AND SOUTH DEPUTY COMMANDER, BRITISH MAJOR GEN "As THE STANDARD OF LIVING IN THE KOREA f~IKE" CARVER WOULD QUIT. SOVIET UNION IMPROVES," HE SAID, "THE KURODA ACCUSED THE PARK CHUNG HEE U.N. SECRETARY GENERAL THANT RE­ RUSSIANS ARE BECOMING LESS PREOCCUPIED GOVERNMENT Of OPPRESSING THE MASS MOVE­ PORTEDLY SURRENDERED TO GYANI 's IN­ WITH COMMUNISM AND MORE LIKE OURSELVES MENT BY IMPOSING MARTIAL LAW SISTENCE THAT HE SERVE ONLY THREE ALWAYS DESIRING MORE OF THE GOOD MONTHS AS HEAD OF THE U.N. PEACE THINGS OF LIFE" "QUIT PROPAGANDA WAR" FORCE HERE. NEW DELHI (UPI )--PRIME MINISTER LAL (AUTHORITATIVE SOURCES IN NEW DELHI SENTENCE SPANISH COMMUNISTS BAHADUR SHASTRI TONIGHT URGED COMMUNIST SAID THANT HAS OfFERED GYANI 's JOB MADRID (UPI )--NINE SPPNIARDS TODAY CHINA TO QUIT ITS PROPAGANDA WAR AGAINST TO INDIAN GEN. K.S. THIMAYYA, fORMER WERE SENTENCED TO PRISON TERMS RAN- INDIA. INDIAN CHIEF Or STAfF AND ONE-TIME GING FROM THREE YEARS AND THREE MONTHS IN HIS FIRST NATIONWIDE RADIO BROADCAST COMMANDER OF THE TRUCE SUPERVISORY TO TEN YEARS AND FINED UP TO 100,000 SINCE TAKING OFFICE, SHASTRI SAID INDIA MISSION IN KOREA.) PESETAS ($1,667) THE GOVERNMENT HAD ALWAYS WANTED TO BE fRIENDLY WITH CHINA CHARGED THEM WITH " ILLEGAL ASSOCIATION , BUT ALL INDIAN EFFORTS HAVE BEEN NULLI- REPRESENT PEACE CORPS IN PHILIPPINES AND " ILLEGAL PROPAGANDA. " FlED BY PEKING WASHINGTON (UPI )--PEACE CORPS : THE COURT ACTIONS fOLLOWED A WAKE Of "CHINA HAS WRONGED US AND DEEPLY OF- DIRECTOR SARGENT SHRIVER ANNOUNCED TO­ COMMUNIST UNREST IN MADRID. fENDED OUR GOVERNMENT AND PEOPLE BY HER DAY THE APPOINTMENT OF MAURICE D •• • PREMEDITATED AGGRESSION AGAINST US," HE BEAN AS PEACE CORPS REPRESENTATIVE IN: SENTENCE UNDERWORLD CHARACTERS SAID THE PHILIPPINES. PALERMO, SICILY (UPI )--A COURT YES­ BEAN, DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF THE fAR TERDAY SENTENCED 27 UNDERWORLD FIGURES TRAVEL PLANS CHANGED EAST REGIONAL OFFICE, WILL TAKE OVER TO A TOTAL OF 105 YEARS IN PRISON IN NEW YORK (UPI )--ISRAELI PRIME MINISTER AT THE END OF JUL Y FROM DR. BASCOM H. , A DECISION THAT DEFIED MAfiA PROTEC- LEVI ESHKOL CHANGED HIS PLANS TODAY AND STORY, WHO HAS HEADED THE PEACE CORPS TIONISM WILL FLY HOME RATHER THAN TAKE THE LINER IN THE PHILIPPINES SINCE MARCH, 1963. THE LEGAL BREAKTHROUGH AGAINST THE SS SHALOM HE JOINED THE PEACE CORPS IN SEPTEM­ MAFIA WAS DELIVERED AFTER SIX HOURS "IT WAS FELT IT WOULD BE WISER THAT HE BER, 1961, AFTER SERVICE WITH THE or DELIBERATION FOLLOWING A MONTH-LONG CHANGE HIS PLANS," AN ISRAELI CONSULATE U.S. AID PROGRAM IN INDONESIA, THAI­ TRIAL SPOKESMAN SAID. HE WOULD NOT ELABORATE. LAND AND WASHINGTON. IT WAS THE FIRST BIG COURT BATTLE OF ESHKOL, WHO HAD BEEN SCHEDULED TO BOARD A MASSIVE CRACKDOWN ON ALL FRONTS THE ISRAELI LINER AT 5 P M AND SAIL AT SERVING KANGAROO TAIL SOUP AGAINST S,CILY'S SOCIETY Of CRIME. 7 PM., WILL LEAVE INSTEAD ON AN EL AL LIMA (UPI )--KANGAROO TAIL SOUP, ISRAELI AIRLINES FLIGHT AT 10 P.M TURTLE BROTH AND OTHER AUSTRALIAN DELI ALGIERS (UPI )--ONE MAN WAS KILLED . CACIES WILL BE SERVED HERE FOR TWO AND THREE SERIOUSLY INJURED WHEN A LONDON (UPI )--THE CYPRUS TOURIST OFFICE DAYS AT AN EXHIBITION SPONSORED BY A

BOOBY-TRAPPED PACKAGE EXPLODED YESTER- HERE HAS RECEIVED INSTRUCTIONS FROM NI- VISITING AUSTRALIAN TRADE DELEGATION. I DAY IN AN ALGIERS POST OFFICE. COSIA TO DELETE THE PHRASE "TURKISH COF- THE DELEGATION HAS BEEN SEEKING TO

POLICE SAID THEY BELIEVED THE BOMB FEE" FROM ITS LITERATURE, THE DAilY MAIL PROMOTE GREATER INTEREST THROUGHOUT I WAS MAILED BY A DISGRUNTLED FORMER SAID TODAY. "ORIENTAL COffEE" WILL BE LATIN AMERICA IN AUSTRALIAN FOODS AND

fRENCH RES I DENT NOW L I VI NG I N fRANCE. USED INSTEAD. _n 'IttNES__ I - - PAGE ~ HOURGLASS fRIDAY 12 JUNE 1964 REFUSES TO RENEW TRADE PACT SPECIAL SERVICES PROGRAM S~R WITNESS TELLS WAR CRIMES COURT DUE TO NATIONALIZATION Of LAND THE SPECIAL SERV~CES SUMMER PROGRAM ABOUT BURNING Of NEWBORN BABIES TUNIS, TUNISIA, (UPI)--fRENCH RE­ WILL COMMENCE JUNE 22 AND END AUGUST 8. fRANKFUIT, GERMANY (UPI)--AN AUSCH­ I FUSAL TO RENEW ITS TRADE PACT WITH THE HOURS WILL BE FROM 8:00 TO 11:30 WITZ DEATH CAMP MEDIC THREW BABIES IN­ , TUNISIA FORCED THIS NORTH AFRICAN A.M. AND 12:30 TO 4:30 P.M. MONDAY I TO THE HOSPITAL OVEN, AN EX-INMATE NATION TODAY TO SEEK NEW MARKETS FOR THROUGH SATURDAY. WITNESS TOLD A WAR CRIMES COURT TODAY. ! ITS EXPORTS. THE PROGRAM WILL BE AVAILABLE, WITHOUT STANISLAW GLOWA, 65, POINTED AT NEARLY HALF OF TUNISIA'S FARM EX­ CHARGE, TO THOSE CHILDREN PRESENTLY IN I JOSEF KLEHR AMONG THE 21 DEFENDANTS PORTS WENT TO fRANCE. KINDERGARTEN THROUGH HIGH SCHOOL. AND SAID HE WAS THE BABY-BURNER. I THE fRENCH REFUSAL, ANNOUNCED YES- IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO REGISTER FOR THE Ex-NAZI SS MEDIC, 59, STARED i TERDAY AFTER A SPECIAL CABINET MEET­ THE PROGRAM. ALL CHILDREN SHOULD IN­ ' COLDLY AT GLOWA. THE FINGERS OF ING UNDER PRESIDENT CHARLES DE GUALLE STEAD REPORT TO ONE or THE FOLLOWING I KLEHR'S RIGHT HAND DRUMMED NERVOUSLY FOLLOWED TUNISIA'S NATIONALIZATION PLAYGROUNDS CLOSEST TO THEIR HOME, ON THE TABLE WHILE THE POLISH SURVIVOR OF ALL FOREIGN-OWNED LAND, 90 PER WHERE THEY WILL THEN SIGN UP fOR THE TOLD THE STORY. CENT OF WHICH WAS IN fRENCH HANDS. ACTIVITIES: ROXY THEATER PLAYGROUND, I "IT WAS 1942 •• 0 , SAW KLEHR COM- THE fRANCO-TuNISIAN AGREEMENT, GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL PLAYGROUND AND ING DOWN AUSCHWITZ'S MAIN STREET WITH FIRST SIGNED IN SEPTEMBER OF 1959 TRAILER AREA PLAYGROUND. SOME BUNDLES UNDER HIS ARM ••• THEY AND TACITLY RENEWED EACH YEAR, GAVE SMALL CHILDREN WILL BE SUPERVISED IN LOOKED LIKE BUNDLES OF PAPER AND COT­ PREFERENTIAL TARIFFS TO TRADE BE­ THE ABOVE PLAYGROUND AREAS AND OLDER TON ••• HE WENT DOWH TO THE HOSPITAL TWEEN THE TWO NATIONS. IT GUARANTEED CHILDREN WILL BE TRANSPORTED BY BUS TO I BASEMENT. • • AND THREW THE BUNDLES TUNISIAN GOODS WOULD SELL AT fRENCH LARGER AREAS fOR ORGANIZED RECREATION INTO THE OVEN OF THE HOSPITAL HEATING PRICES, RATHER THAN AT THE GENERALLY AND PLAY UNDER DIRECTION OF A PLAYGROUND PLANT, LOWA SAID, HIS VOICE CRACKING. LOWER WORLD PRICES, ON THE fRENCH LEADER. " G GLOWA SAID HE AND OTHER PRISONERS DOMEST!C MARKET. A BOOKLET CONTAINING A COMPLETE AND LATER LOOKED INTO THE OVEN. "WE SAW TUN I S I AN FARM GOODS NOW WILL ENTER I PRECISE PROGRAM HAS BEEN DISTRIBUTED TO THE CHARRED BODIES OF NEWBORN BABIES," FRANCE UNDER THE REGULAR EXTERNAL SCHOOL CHILDREN. A~.T.ONAL BOOKLETS HE SAID. HE TESTIFIED HE WAS NOT SURE FARM TARIFFS AND MUST COMPETE WITH ARE AVAILABLEl lNI1HE SPEtlAL SERV1CES IF THE BABIES WERE ALIVE OR DEAD WHEN PRODUCE FROM SEVERAL OTHER NATIONS-­ GEAR LOCKER. KLEHR THREW THEM INTO THE OVEN. INCLUDING ALGERIA AND THE EUROPEAN ...... THE MAN TOLD HOW KLEHR AND OTHER COMMON MARKET NATIONS--WHICH ENJOYS BROADWAY PRODUCER TO MARRY ROYALTY DEATH CAMP MASTERS DEALT WITH A TYPHOIC PREFERENTIAL TARIFFS. LONDON, (UPI)--SERENA RUSSELL, tHE EPIDEMIC. HE SAID THEY SIMPLY KILL.ED 19-YEAR-OLD GRANDDAUGHTER OF THE DUKE ALL INMATES SUSPECTED OF BEING SICK. EXPECT TO USE NUCLEAR EXPLOSIVES Of MARLBOROUGH, WILL MARRY BROADWAY "THE GESTAPO DIDN'T FIGHT THE SOURCE TO DIG CANALS AND HARBORS PRODUCER MICHAEL SANTANGELO, 32, THE OF THE EPIDEMIC-- THE LICE -- BUT ONLY ATOMIC TEST SITE, NEVADA, (UPI)-­ DAILY EXPRESS SAID TODAY. ITS VICTIMS," SAID GLOWA. A LOW YIELD UNDERGROUND TEST WAS MISS RUSSELL AND HER FIANCE, WHOM SHE CONDUCTED HERE TODAY BY THE ATOMIC MET ONLY EIGHT WEEKS AGO, WERE rlYING ...... JOHNSON SENDS TO PREVENT ENERGY COMMISSION. HERE TODAY TO VISIT THE MARLBOROUGH'S BAll ARMED SHOWOOWN OVER CYPRUS THE AEC SAID THE SHOT, WITH A YIELD BLENHEIM PALACE WHERE HE WILL MEET THE I GENEVA (UPI)--U.S. UNDERSECRETARY OF OF LESS THAN 20,000 TONS OF TNT, WAS DUKE AND THE SENIOR MEMBERS OF THE STATE GEORGE BALL LEFT TODAY ON AN PART OF THE PLOWSHARE PROGRAM TO FAMILY, THE NEWSPAPER SAID. URGENT MISSION ORDERED BY PRESIDENT DEVELOP PEACEFUL USES FOR NUCLEAR SANTANGELO HAS BEEN MARIED BEFORE AND LYNDON B. JOHNSON TO PREVENT AN ARMED EXPLOSIVES. HAS ONE CHIL.D. SHOWDOWN BETWEEN GREECE AND TURKEY "IT EXPECIALLY WAS DESIGNED FOR OVER THE CYPRUS CONFLICT. PEACEFUL PURPOSES," THE AEC ANNOUNCED fREE AfTER SEVENTEEN YEARS BALL RECEIVED INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE "AND WAS ONE OF A SERIES TO DEVELOP LONDON (UPIJ--MoRE THAN 100 GREEK PRESIDENT THIS MORNING TO CANCEL HIS DEVICES FOR uSE IN POSSIBLE LATER RESIDENTS OF LONDON GREETED RELEASED PLANS TO RETURN TO WASHINGTON AND TO EXCAVATION EXPERIMENTS." PRISONER TONY AMBATIELOS LAST NIGHT ON PROCEED AT ONCE TO ATHENS AND ANKARA THE AEC HAS BEEN EXPERIMENTING WITH HIS ARRIVAL AT THE AIRPORT HERE. IN THE FACE OF THE FAST-DETERIORATING NUCLEAR EXPLOSIVES TO TEST THEIR THE MAN WHO SPENT 17 YEARS IN A GREEK CYPRUS SITUATION. PRACTICALITY FOR DIGGING CANALS OR PRISON FOR AIDING COMMUNIST GUERRILLAS IN AN AIRPORT STATEMENT BALL SAID, HARBORS. AFTER WORLD WAR II SAID HE WOULD REMAIN "A WAR IS IMPOSSIBLE BETWEEN TWO NATO IN LONDON ABOUT A MONTH WITH HIS BRITISH PARTNERS. SUCH A CONFLICT WOUDLD HAVE BETTE DAVIS MUST GO CRAZY~ BORN WIFE, A SCHOOLTEACHER. DIRE CONSEQUENCES FOR THE WHOLE OF Los ANGELES, (UPI)--AcADEMY AWARD­ THEY THEN PLAN TO SETTLE IN PIRAEUS, THE fREE WORLD." WINNING ACTRESS BETTE DAVIS HAD UN­ GREECE, WHERE HIS 86-YEAR-OLD MOTHER TIL 4:30 P.M. PDT TODAY TO COMPLY LIVES. AMBATIELOS SAID HE WANTS TO RE­ NO TRUTH TO REPORT WITH A JUDGE'S ORDER TO GO CRAZY IN TURN TO HIS OLD JOB AS A MERCHANT SEA­ WASHINGTON (UPI}--THE STATE DEPART­ 90 SECONDS FOR A MOVIE--OR ELSE. MAN. THE UNUSUAL ORDER WAS MADE YESTER­ MENT HAD NO COMMENT FOR THE MOMENT ON . . ... REPORTS THAT LAOTIAN PREMIER SOUVANNA DAY BY SUPERIOR JUDGE MACKLIN fLEM­ THIRTY BODIES UNIDENTifiED PHOUMA HAD ASKED THE UNITED STATES TO ING, WHO SAID THE OR ELSE WOULD BE NICOSIA (UPI)--THIRTY UNIDENTIfiED ISSUANCE OF A COURT INJUNCTION FOR­ BODIES HAVE BEEN WASHED ASHORE AT CAPE STOP RECONNAISSANCE FLIGHTS OVER COM­ MUNIST POSITIONS IN HIS COUNTRY. BUT BIDDING THE ACTRESS FROM DOING AN­ GRECO ON THE SOUTHERNMOST TIP Of CYPRUS, A SPOKESMAN INDICATED THERE MIGHT BE OTHER FILM. SOURCES CLOSE TO THE UNITED NATIONS RE­ INFORMATION ON THIS SUBJECT LATER PARAMOUNT STUDIOS SOUGHT THE IN­ PORTED TODAY. TODAY. JUNCTION TO FO~CE MISS DAVIS TO COM­ THERE WAS NO OFFICIAL CONFIRMATION. THE STATE AND DEFENSE DEPARTMENTS, PLETE A SCENE IN THE FILM "WHERE BUT THE SOURCES SAID AUSTRALIAN CIVIL­ MEANWHILE, SAID "No COMMENT" WHEN ASKEC LOVE HAS GONE." IAN POLICE OF T~E U.N. PEACE fORCE WERE ABOUT A REPORT APPEARING IN BRITAIN MISS DAVIS CLAIMED SHE COULD NOT HEADING FOR THE AREA TO CHECK THE RE­ THAT EIGHT AMERICAN B47 BOMBERS FROM EFFECTIVELY PORTRAY A WOMAN "GOING PORTS. CRAZY" IN "ONE AND A HALF MINUTES." THE NATIONALITY OF THE DEAD AND THE CLARK fiELD IN THE PHiliPPINES CARRIED OUT THE BOMBING ATTACK ON COMMUNIST SHE "DOES NOT THINK SHE CAN GIVE MANNER OF THEIR DEATH WAS NOT KNOWN. SUCH A PERFORMANCE IN SO BRIEF A U.N. OFFICIALS SPECULATED THEY POSSIBLY PATHET LAO HEADQUARTERS IN THE PLAINE SCENE," SAID HER ATTORNEY, IRVING INCLUDED SOME TURKISH-CYPRIOT HOSTAGES DES JARRES AREA YESTERDAY. AUTHORITA­ LEVINE. SEIZED BY GREEK-CYPRIOTS LAST MONTH. TIVE SOURCES HOWEVER, SAID THE REPORT ...... WAS ABSOLUTELY UNTRUE4 PILOT'S WifE NOTifiED MARRIES HIS CHILDREN'S TEACHER SAN DIEGO, CALIF.,{UPI}--THE NAVY NEW YORK (UPI)--DR. JAMES S. MURPHY, WOMAN COLLECTS DA~GES HAS NOTIFIED THE WIFE OF A NAVY WHOSE WIFE DIVORCED HIM TO BECOME THE LONDON (UPI}--A COURT HAS GRANTED FLIER SHOT DOWN LAST SATURDAY BY BRIDE OF NEW YORK GOV. NELSON A ROCKE­ 41-YEAR-OLD MRS. MARJORIE MACGARRY COMMUNIST FORCES. FELLER, YESTERDAY WAS MARRIED TO SCHOOL­ $1,772 DAMAGES SECAUSE SPINE AND NECK MRS. SARA KLUSMAN, WIFE OF LT. TEACHER VICTORIA THOMPSON, THE NEW YORK INJURIES SUFFERED IN AN AUTO ACCIDENT i' CHARLES f. KLUSMAN, 30, SAID SHE DAILY NEWS REPORTED. MAKE IT IMPOSSIBLE rOR HER TO SHARE RECEIVED A MESSAGE LAST NIGHT FROM THE CEREMONY UNITING MURPHY, 41, AND A DOUBLE BED WITH HER HUSBAND. THE OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF NAVAL MISS THOMPSON, WHO IS IN HER 20's, TOOK PERSONNEL. PLACE AT THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE fiNDS NEW USE fOR GAVEL EPHINANY IN MANHATTAN, THE NEWS SAID. KANSAS C,TY {UPI)--COUNTY DIST. JUDGE SIOSSONS, FRANCE'{UPI)--POLICE THE NEW MRS. MURPHY HAD BEEN TEACHING HARRY MILLER, JR., DEMONSTRATED THIS STOPPED AND SEARCHED THE SPECIAL TWO OF MURPHY'S FOUR CHILDREN BY HIS WEEK THAT THE LONG ARM or THE LAW CAN 00 MORE THAN POUND A GAVEL. TRAiN CARRYING PRESIDENT CHARLES DE FORMER MARRIAGE IN HER CLASSES AT THE A 220-POUND PRISONER MILLER HAD JUST GAUL~E ON A GRASSROOTS TOUR OF fRANCE EXCLUSIVE CHAPIN SCHOOL HERE. TODAY AfTER A WARNING A BOMB WAS SENTENCED TO JAIL FOR CONTEMPT OF COURl H!DDEN IN THE TRAIN. CAUSED A russ. THE JUDGE ENFORCED THE ~SE~T£NCE-WITH A WELL-PLACED RIGHT. PAGE 4 HOURGLASS FRIDAY 12 JUNE 1964

CANADA AND HUNGARY TO EXCHANGE WOULD EXTEND SHIPBUILDING SUBSIDIES TROOPS MOVE IN TO HELP DIPLOMATIC MISSIONS WASHINGTON (UPI '--THE SENATE COMMERCE BREAK CONTINUED STRIKE IN NIGERIA OTTAWA (UPI )--THE QOVERNMENl DIS- COMMITTEE YESTERDAY VOTED TO EXTEND FOR LONDON (UPI )--TROOPS TOOK OVER KEY

CLOSED TODAY IT HAS CONCLUDED HEGOTIA- TWO YEARS THE PROGRAM OF FEDERAL SUB­ I INSTALLATIONS IN NIGERIA AS THE STRIKE TIONS WITH HUNGARY TO EXCHANGE DIPLO- SIDlES FOR CONSTRUCTION OF CARGO AND BY ONE MILLION WORKERS ENTERED ITS MATtC MISSIONS AND SIGNED A THREE-YEAR PASSENGER SHIPS. ELEVENTH DAY ACCORDING TO REPORTS TRADE AGREEMENT THAT INCLUDES A COM- THE BILL, WHICH NOW GOES TO THE SEN- REACHING HERE TODAY MITMENT TO BUY $24 MILLION IN WHEAT ATE FOR ACTION, WOULD EXTEND THE 55 PER COMMUNICATIONS WITH THE WEST AFRICAN AND OTHER GOODS FROM CANADA. CENT SUBSIDY LAW DUE TO EXPIRE JUNE 30 NATION HAVE BEEN CUT RIOT POLICE TRADE MINISTER MITCHELL SHARP TOLD OFFICIALS SAID THAT UNDER THE PROGRAM, PATROLLED THE MAIN CITIES ELECTRICIT THE COMMONS THE AGREEMENT THAT WAS THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT HAS PAID OUT AN AND WATER SUPPLIES WERE REPORTED OUT, SIGNED THIS MORNING IS BASED ON AN AVERAGE OF $250 MILLION A YEAR IN SUB- PUBLIC TRANSPORATION NOT RUNNING AND EXCHANGE OF MOST-fAVORED-NATION TREAT- SIDlES TO BUILD VESSELS IN AMERICAN SHIP SHOPS CLOSED MENT. EXTERNAL AFFAIRS MINISTER YARDS, RATHER THAN FOREIGN YARDS WHERE ONLY AIR SERVICES TO AND FROM LAGOS PAUL MARTIN SAID NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN COSTS ARE LOWER WERE STILL OPEN. LAGOS HARBOR WAS MAY 20TH AND JUNE 9TH PRODUCED AGREE­ DESERTED MENT TO EXCHANGE DIPLOMATIC MISSIONS RED CHINA COURTS AFRICAN. THE WORKERS REJECTED THE RECOMMEN­ "AS SOON AS CONVENIENT TO EACH PARTY~ GENEVA (UPI }--COMMUNIST CHINA HAS DATION OF A WAGES COMMISSION AND WENT HE ALSO SAID HUNGARY HAS AGREED TO SCORED A SIGNIFICANT VICTORY OVER RUSSIA ON STRIKE AS A RESULT OF THE GROWING ENTER NEGOTIATIONS AT AN EARLY DATE BY GETTING AFRO-ASIAN NATIONS TO MEET BITTERNESS OVER THE FEDERAL GOVERN­ TO SETTLE PROPERTY CLAIMS OF CANADIAN HERE TO SET THE FRAMEWORK FOR A FULL­ MENT'S ATTITUDE TOWARD LABOR MATTERS CITIZENS WHOSE PROPERTY HAS BEEN DRESS HEADS-OF-GOVERNMENT AFRO-ASIAN (REPORTS REACHING ACCRA, GHANA, SEIZED BY NATIONALIZATION. CONFERENCE NEXT YEAR SAID 31 PRIVATE COMPANIES IN NIGERIA DETERMINED TO PUSH ITS CAMPAIGN AGAIN­ HAVE GIVEN THEIR STRIKING EMPLOYES AN COMMUNISTS CHARGE U.S. PLANES ST Moscow, PEKING LOST NO TIME AND USED I ULTIMATUM TO RETURN TO WORK TOMORROW BOMBED LAOS HEADQUARTERS AGAIN THE CURRENT GATHERING IN GENEVA OF 1 MORNING OR FACE DISMISSAL) J VIENTIANE, LAOS (UPI )--THE COMMU­ AFRICANS AND ASIANS TO LINE THEM UP BE-, THE SOURCE OF THE PROBLEM LAY IN NISTS CHARGED TODAY THAT SIX U.S. HIND ITS"ISOLATE-RuSSIA" STRATEGY THE ABSENCE OF THE MUCH-AWAITED BETTER

PLANES BOMBED AND STRAFED LAOTIAN ••• • I LIFE THE 50 MILLION NIGERIAN CITIZENS COMMUNIST HEADQUARTERS THIS MORNING, SCHOOL DESEGREJL~3tN IS VOLUNTARY I WERE PROMISED WITH INDEPENDENCE IN HITTING THE OFFICES OF "REO PRINCE" NORTH CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA (UPI) 1960, EXPERTS HERE SAID SOUPHANOUVONG FOUR NEGRO CHILDREN WILL ENTER TWO ALL- IN NIGERIA, THERE IS DEEP RESENTMENT

THE REPORT BY THE COMMUNIST NEW WHITE SCHOOLS IN NORTH CHARLESTON NEXT I AGAINST THE WIDE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC CHINA NEWS AGENCY, QUOTING THE COM­ FALL IN THE FIRST COMPLETELY VOLUNTARY I GAP EXISTING BETWEEN THE STANDARDS OF MUNIST VOICE OF LAOS RADIO, DID NOT DESEGREGATION OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN LIVING OF THE CIVIC OFFICIALS AND THE SAY WHETHER THE PLANES WERE FLOWN BY SOUTH CAROLINA. : WORKER. AMERICAN PILOTS THE LAOTIAN ROYAL TRUSTEES OF COOPER R,VER SCHOOL DIS­ SOME WORKERS EARN LESS IN TWO WEEKS AIR foRCE FLIES U.S.-BUILT PLANES OF TRICT 4, IN ANNOUNCING THEIR DECISION THAN MANY PROMINENT OFFICIALS SPEND THE TYPE IDENTIFIED BY THE COMMUNISTS WEDNESDAY, SAID THEY COULD SEE "NO USE­ DAILY ON FOOD AND DRINK. AS TAKING PART IN THE ATTACK. FUL PURPOSE" IN FIGHTING THE APPLICATION ('N WASHINGTON, IT WAS STATED U.S. IN THE COURTS QUEEN ELIZABETH PLANS TRIPS PILOTS WERE NOT FLYING THE TYPE INCLUDING ONE TO RUSSIA NEXT YEAR PLANES THAT THE COMMUNISTS IDENTIFIED) STOCK MARKET REPORT LONDON (UPI )--QUEEN ELIZABETH 1 I, NEW YORK (UPI )--STOCKS FINISHED WITH WHO PLANS TWO TRIPS ABROAD NEXT YEAR, BELIEVE CRISIS PASSED A SMALL GAIN TODAY AS VOLUME CONTINUED ALSO MAY MAKE AN UNPRECEDENTED VISIT ABERDEEN, SCOTLAND (UPI }--ABERDEEN'S TO HOLD BACK ANY SIZABLE ADVANCE. : TO SOVIET RUSSIA, ACCORDING TO UNOF- TYPHOID EPIDEMIC APPEARED TO BE SUB­ BROKERS WERE HOPEFUL AFTER THE MARKET i FICIAL REPORTS CIRCULATING IN LONDON SIDING TODAY. PASSED THROUGH WHAT THEY CALLED "THE 'TODAY. DR. IAN MACQUEEN, CHIEF MEDICAL 810·77 RESISTANCE BARRIER" IN THE Dow- No BIUTISH MONARCH HAS SET FOOT ON OFFICER OF HEALTH, TOOK HIS FIRST JONES AVERAGE. THEIR CAUTIOUS OPTIMISM: RUSSIAN SOIL SINCE THE BOLSHEVIK RE- I DAY OFF IN OVER THREE WEEKS. LORD FADED AS PRICES DRIFTED BACKWARD AND VOLUTION OF 1917 PROVOST NORMAN HOGG LAST NIGHT SA I'D VOLUME DRIED UP. ;J THE FOREIGN OFFICE REFUSED TO COMMENl THE CRISIS POINT APPEARED TO HAVE STEELS HELD CLOSE TO WEDNESDAY'S ON THE REPORTS. SPOKESMEN FOR BOTH

BEEN PASSED. CLOSING LEVELS MOTORS FOLLOWED PRAC- J THE RULING CONSERVATIVE AND OPPOSITION

OFFICIALS SAID 431 PERSONS WERE IN T I CALL Y THE SAME TREND DUPONT POSTED I LABOR PART I ES I NO I CATED THEY WOULD NOT HOSPITAL WARDS TODAY. THERE WERE ANOTHER GOOD GAIN IN ITS RECENT SHOW OF OPPOSE SUCH A VISIT 376 CONFIRMED TYPHOID SUFFERERS AND STRENGTH BUT EASTMAN KODAK LAGGED THE QUEEN IS PLANNING TO VISIT ETHIO­ 55 PERSONS SUSPECTED OF HAVING THE ELECTRONICS GENERALLY FAILED TO JOIN PIA AND WEST GERMANY IN EARLY 1965 AND DISEASE. THE UPTREND BUT HELD MIXED WITH MOST USUALLY RELIABLE SOURCES SAID HER PRICE MOVEMENTS HELD TO FRACTIONS TRAVEL PLANS MAY BE EXTENDED TO IN­ OFFER IRANIAN TROOPS CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN MADE GOOD CLUDE THE SOVIET UNION UNITED NATIONS (UPI )--AMBASSADOR PROGRESS ON MERGER NEWS NEW YORK CEN­ PREMIER NIKITA S. KHRUSHCHEV PERSO­ MEHDI VAKIL OF IRAN TODAY GAVE SECRE­ TRAL AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROADS ALSO NALLY INVITED PRINCE PHILIP, THE TARY GENERAL THANT A WRITTEN STATE­ POSTED GAINS QUEEN'S HUSBAND, TO COME TO Mosco~ MENT ON THE OFFER OF A STAND-BY FORCE DURING HIS VISIT TO BRITAIN A FEW YEARS FROM THE IRANIAN ARMY FOR U.N. PEACE­ THANT MAKES TRAVEL PLANS AGO. KEEPING FORCES. UNITED NATIONS (UPI )--SECRETARY GEN- ••••• VAKIL PAID A CALL ON THANT AND ERAL THANT PLANS TO VISIT Moscow, PARIS, MENTAL PATIENT GIVES UP FORMALLY TRANSMITTED THE IRANIAN OF­ LONDON, CAIRO AND GENEVA NEXT MONTH, IT WORCESTER, MASS. (UPI )--A MAN WHO FER MADE TWO DAYS AGO BY THE SHAH OF WAS DISCLOSED TODAY ESCAPED FROM A MENTAL HOSPITAL A FEW IRAN A U.N. SPOKESMAN CONFIRMED THAT HOURS BEFORE PRESID~T JOHNSON SPOKE THANT HAD ACCEPTED AN OFFICIAL INVITA- YESTERDAY AT HOLY CROSS COLLEGE, FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE PRIVATE TION TO VISIT BRITAIN IN JULY. HE SAID TURNED HIMSELF IN TONIGHT TO AUTHORI­ LONDON (UPI )--THE FUNERAL OF LORD THANT ALSO PLANNED TO ATTEND THE AFRICAN TIES BEAVERBROOK, THE RRESS MAGNATE WHO "SUMMIT" CONFERENCE IN CAIRO IF HE RE- A SEVEN-STATE ALERT HAD BEEN ISSUED DIED TUESDAY, WILL BE HELD IN PRIVATE CEIVES A FORMAL INVITATION. PLANS FOR FOR HAROLD HARDY, 34, WHO LIVED IN THE FROM HIS COUNTRY HOME, IT WAS ANNOUN­ THANT TO VISIT Moscow AND PARIS HAD BEEN WORCESTER AREA SINCE 1946. HE WAS CED TODAY. ANNOUNCED PREVIOUSLY DESCRIBED AS "DANGEROUS AND WITH VIO- THE ANNOUNCEMENT SAID CREMATION • ••• LENT POLITICAL DISLIKES" WILL FOLLOW THE CEREMONY. A SPOKES­ SECOND ONLY TO U.S MAN FOR THE DAILY EXPRESS SAID THE PHILADELPHIA (UPI )--THE JAPANESE TELE­ SARAH IN TROUBLE AGAIN FUNERAL WILL BE HELD "SHORTLY" BUT PHONE NETWORK, WITH MORE THAN I I MILLION LONDON (UPI )--ACTRESS SARAH CHUR­ HE DID NOT ELABORATE. THE EXPRESS TELEPHONES, SOME OF WHICH PROVIDE MUSIC CHILL, 49-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER OF SIR IS ONE OF THE NEWSPAPERS OWNED BY WHEN NOT BEING USED FOR CALLS, IS THE W,NSTON CHURCHILL, WAS FINED 5 POUNDS BEAVER BROOK SECOND LARGEST IN THE WORLD AND IS EX­ TODAY FOR BEING DRUNK AND DISORDERLY. PANDING AT THE RATE OF MORE THAN ONE MISS CHURCHILL--IN PRIVATE LIFE LADY CALL OFF AIR SEARCH MILLION TELEPHONES A YEAR. AUDLEY--PLEADED GUILTY AT SOUTHWESTERN SAIGON (UPI }--THE U.S. M,LITARY MAGISTRATES COURT. FORCES CALLED OFF AN EXTENSIVE AIR IT'S NOT HARD TO TELL A WISE MAN-­ SEARCH THURSDAY FOR TWO AMERICAN HE THINKS YOU'RE INTELLIGENT. THE MODERN ARTIST IS SO TALENTED MARINES KNOWN TO HAVE BEEN CAPTURED i THAT HE CAN TAKE THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BY COMMUNIST GUERRILLAS LANDSCAPE AND QUICKLY TURN IT INTO , SOMETHING UNRECOGNIZABLE - - PAGE 5 SECTION YAC:R~:~~2G:;N;~~~ CHICHESTER STILL LEADS sports Of HEAVIER WINDS TRANSATLANTIC SAILING RAC] OySTER BAY, NEW YORK (UPI) , LONDON (UP1)--TwE JUNK-RIG- --UNBEATEN AMERICAN EAGLE GED SCHOONER, ILALA, SKIPPERED EXCHANGE PITCHER GLEN HOBB I E SCORED HER THIRD VICTORY AND BY MICHAEL ELLISON, TAKING PAR' CONSTELLATION HER SECOND IN IIN THE SINGLE-HANDED TRANS- THREE RACES IN THE AMERICA'S !ATLANTIC SAILING RACE, LOST LEAD CARD I NALS TO 2-1 VICTORY CUP PRELIMINARY TRIALS, WHICH I'TS FOREMAST YESTERDAY. GOT A TASTE OF HEAVIER WINDS ! ELLISON, WHO AT 28 YEARS NEW YORK (UPI)--P'TCMER GLEN HOBBIE HELD SAN fRANCISCO TODAY. iOLD IS ONE OF THE YOUNGEST COM- TO TWO HITS TO LEAD THE ST. LOUIS CARDINALS TO A 2-1 VIC- SAILING ON A 17.2 MILE WIND- PETITORS IN THE RACE, RADIOED TORY AFTER THE G,ANTS HAD WON THE OPENER OF A DOUBLEHEADER WARD-LEE (TWICE AROUND) COURSE, THE ~ TO HIS FELLOW COMPET'- 3-0 ON WILLIE MCCOVEY'S TWO-RUN HOMER. THE 12 METER SLOOPS STARTED TOR, DA.'O LEWIS IN THE CATA- HoBBIE, WHOM THE CARDS OBTAINED FROM CHICAGO JUNE 2, IN IN WINDS THAT WERE BLOWING !MARAN REHU MOANA. EXCHANGE FOR LEW BWRDETTE, WAS TAGGED TO ONE RUN AND BOTH 20 MILES NORTH~NORTHEAST. I LEWIS REPORTED THAT ELLISON HITS IN THE FIRST INNING. THEN. HE ALLOWED ONLY ONE BATTER THEY GRADUALLY DIMINISHED AND WAS IN FINE SPIRITS AND TRY- TO REACH FIRST BASE IN POSTING HIS FIRST WIN OF THE SEASON WERE DOWN TO 10-12 AT THE IING TO SET UP A JURY RIG BY AGAINST THREE LOSSES. FINISH, WHICH SAW EAGLE SHOW FIXING A BIG OAR TO THE STUMP BILL WHITE SINGLED IN BOTH CARDINAL RUNS OFF LOSER RON HER STERN TO COLUMBIA BY 3 OF THE FOREMAST. HERBEL (3-2). WHITE TIED THE SCORE IN THE FIFTH WHEN HE MINUTES 29 SECONDS, AND CON- THE GALES FORECAST YESTERDAY SINGLED HOME CURT fLOOD, WHO HAD LED OFF WITH A BASE HIT STELLATION DEFEAT NEFERTITI DID NOT COME TO PASS, fRANCIS AND STOL~ SECOND. BY 2:08. CHICHESTER AND DAVID LEWIS RE- THEN WHITE BROUGHT fLOOD HOME AGAIN WITH THE GO-AHEAD BOTH RACES WERE DECIDED PORTED. LEWIS TOOK ADVANTAGE RUN IN THE SEVENTH BY SINGLING UP THE MIDDLE. EARLY. EAGLE, SAILED BY BILL OF THE GOOD WEATHER AND STlr- THE GIANTS TOOK A 1-0 LEAD IN THE FIRST WHEN HARVEY COX, GOT THE START OVER COL- FENED HIS CATAMARAN SHROUDS, KuENN SINGLED, THEN GAI~ED SECOND ON CHUCK HILLER'S IN- UMBIA, SKIPPERED BY WALT POD- AND fRANCIS CHICHESTER~ IN FIELD OUT AND SCORED ON MAYS' SINGLE OVER SECOND BASE. OLAK, AND LED AT THE MARKS BY GyPSY MOTH I" MADE 130 MILES. GAYLORD PERRY RAN HIS 1:27~ 1:38 AND 3:50. BOTH LEWIS AND CHICHESTtR fOOR Nll£ltt'¢'ANS I ::'URVIVE 4TH STREAK OF SCORELESS INNINGS CONSTELLATION, STEERED BY THINK THAT THE ICE HAZARD WILL (UPI)--ONLY FOUR AMERICANS IN RELlEr TO 22-2/3 WHEN HE ERIC RIDDER, DROVE TMROUGH NOT PROVE TO BE VERY SERIOUS. ARE LErT AS TOP HOPE DALE TOOK OVER rOR SOUTHPAW BOB NEFERTITI'S LEE WITHIN FIVE 'CHICHESTER REPORTED THAT HE MOREY OF HIGH POINT, NORTH HENDLEY IN THE EIGHTH OF ~HE MINUTES or THE START ~"D WAS WILL BE CROSSING THE 100 FATH- CAROLINA, FACES HIS TOUGHEST, OPENER AND WIPED OUT A CARD IN FRONT BY I: 12, 1:27 AND OM LINE, WHICH MARKS THE EDGE TEST TODAY IN THE BRITISH RALLY. 1:16 AT THE TURNING MARKS. OF THE GRANO BANK, A LINE AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS COMING IN WITH TWO ON AND NEFERTITI, WHOSE SKIPPER IS WHICH MANY BIRDS FOLLOW AS AT GANTON, ENGLAND. NONE DOWN, PERRY MADE DICK TED HoOD, IS THE ONLY ONE OF THEY DRIFT SOUTH. HE CALCU- JACK THORNTON OF ROCHESTER, GROAT GROUND TO ORLANDO THE CUP HOPEFULS THAT HAS NOT LATED THAT HIS COURSE WILL TAKE NEW YORK; BOA SWEENY OF PALM CEPEDA, WHO STEPPED ON FIRST WON A RACE THIS WEEK. HIM SOUTH OF THE MAIN CONCEN- BEACH, fLORIDA; AND JIM BASE AND THEN THREW FLOOD THESE TRIALS, THE ONLY ONES TRATION OF BERGS,. BOSTWICK OF WEST8URY, NEW OUT AT HOME FOR A DOUBLE THAT WILL BE HELD ON LONG NEWS WAS RECEIVED, FOR THE YORK ARE THE OTHER SURVIVORS PLAY. KEN BOYER THEN STRUCK BEACH SOUND, WILL CONTINUE FIRST TIME, FROM ANOTHER COM- IN TODAY'S FOURTH ROUND. MORE~ OUT. THROUGH SUNDAY. ADDITIONAL PETITOR, GEOFFREY CHAFrEY IN FACtS 1961 CHAMPION MIKE PERRY ADDED TWO MORE TRIALS ARE SCHEDULED FOR JULY THE CUTTER ERICHT, WHO WAS BONALLACK, A BRITISH WALKER STRIKE-OUTS IN THE NINTH AND AUGUST OFF NEWPORT, RHODE SIGHTED AT 39036 N, 24046 W, CUPPER. MOREY ELIMINATED WHILE SAVING HENDLEY'S FIFTH ISLAND, BEFORE A DEFENDER WHICH PUTS HIM EIGHT DAYS SCOTLAND'S EDDIE SHAMASH YES- WIN AGAINST rOUR DEFEATS. AGAINST A BRITISH CHALLENGER BEHIND CHICHESTtR. TERDAY, THREE-AND-ONE. BOB GIBSON (5-3) SUSTAIN- 15 SELECTED. THE CUP MATCHES •••••• •••••• ED THE LOSS. ArTER DUELING BEGIN SEPTEMBER 15, OFF NEW- WITHSTANDS SECOND CHALLENGE NO ROUGHHOUSING BOXERS WARNED HENDLEY FOR FIVE SCORELESS PORT. STo Lours (UPI)--Top SEEDED (UPf)--THREE OFFICIAL WARN- INNINGS, HE GAVE UP A LEAD- KEN ROSEWALL STOOD OFF A INGS WILL BE GIVEN TO WELTER- OFF SINGLE TO MAYS. THE WHITE SOX MOVES UP SECOND SET CHALLENGE TODAY TO WEIGHT KING EMILE GRIFFITH NEXT TWO BATTERS WERE RE- (UPI)--THE WHITE SOX MOVED DEFEAT ALEX OLMEDO, 6-1, 9-7, AND FORMER CHAMPION LUIS Roo- TIRED BUT THEN MCCOVEY LASH- TWO AND ONE-HALF GAMES AHEAD IN THE SECOND ROUND OF THE R,QUEZ ABOUT ROUGHHO~SE TAC- ED A HOMER OVER THE LEFT OF BALTIMORE WITH A 2 TO I $13,000 BI-CENTENNIAL PROFES- TICS IN fRIDAY NIGHT'S TITLE CENTERFIELD FENCE. TOM WIN OVER THE ORIOLES LAST SIONAL TENNIS TOURNAMENT. FIGHT AT LAS VEGAS. THE NEVAO~ HALLER'S SACRIFICE FLY GAVE NIGHT. THE NEW YORK YANKEES OLMEDO WAS NOT ABLE TO HOLD STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION SAY~ SAN fRANCISCO ANOTHER RUN BOWED TO BOSTON 7 TO 6 IN 10 THE FIRST ONE WILL BE MADE HIS SERVICE IN THE FIRST SET IN THE EIGHTH. INNINGS IN A DAY GAME, BUT TODAY AT THE PHYSICAL EXAM­ ALTHOUGH SEVERAL OF THE GAMES IN NIGHT GAMES, CHICAGO BOUNCED BACK TO TAKE THE WERE HARD FOUGHT. INATIONS; THE SECOND AT THE WAS AT NEW YORK, PITTSBURGH NIGHT ArFAIR, 10 TO 60 ROSEWALL CAME BACK LATER IN WEIGH-'N ON fRIDAY; AND THE AT PHILAOELP~IA AND CINCIN­ WASHINGTON BEAT KANSAS CITY DOUBLES COMPETITION WITH MIKE THIRD JUST DEFORE THE FIGHT. NATI AT LOS ANGELES. 3 TO Ij DETROIT SHADED MIN­ CHAMPIONS TIED DAVIES OF BRITAIN TO DEFEAT THE ACTION WAS PROMPTED BY ZONE NESOTA, 5 TO 4; AND THE Los TWO LOCAL PROFESSIONALS, DICK GRlrFITH's REMARK THAT ROD­ MANCHESTER, ENGo (UPI)-­ ANGELES ANGELS SWEPT A DOUBLE' DEFENDING EUROPEAN ZONE HORWITZ AND LARRY MILLER, 6-3, RIQUEZ WILL GET THE "WORKS" HEADER rROM CLEVELAND, 7 TO 6-2. IF HE LANDS ONE LOW BLOW. CHAMPION BRITAIN AND YUGO­ ,4 IN II INNINGS AND 5 TO 3. , THE OTHER SINGLES MATCH WAS ...... SLAVIA WERE TIED I-I IN THE IN THE NATIONAL, SAN fRAN­ TAKEN BY fRANK SEDGMEN OVER fORMER "TARZAN" GOES TO COURT EUROPEAN ZONE DAVIS CUP CISCO BLANKED ST. LOUIS, 3 TO ANDRES GJEMNO OF SPAIN BUT THE Los ANGELES (UPIJ--ALL-T'ME TENNIS QUARTER-FINALS HERE 0, THEN BOWED iN THE SECOND VETERAN AUSTRALIAN HAD TO SWIMMING GREAT AND FORMER TODAY. GAME, 2 TO I. SHAKE OFF A BAD FI RST SET TO MOV I E "TARZAN fI JOHNNY WE I S­ BRITAIN'S No. I MIKE SANG- THE NEW YORK METS TRIMMED WIN. THE SETS WENT 2-6, 6-5, SMOLLER MUST RETURN TO COURT STER BEAT BORA JOVANOVIC, THE CHICAGO CUBS, 8 TO 3; 7-5 FOR SEOGMAN. JULY 9 TO DEFEND HIMSELF 6-2, 6-4, 6-3, IN THE OPENING PHILADELPHIA DOWNED PITTS­ IN THE FINAL DOUBLES SET AGAINST A DEMAND FOR MORE SINGLES BUT NICOLA PILIC BURGH, 4 TO I; AND CINCINNATI ROD LAVER AND LUIS AYALA THAN $11,000 BY A WIDOW AND LEVElLEO FOR YUGOSLAV.A WHEN EDGED THE Los ANGELES DODGERS IfOUGHT BACK FROM A FIRST SET TWO CHILDREN. HE BEAT BOBBY WILSON, 8-6 5 TO 4 IN II INNINGS. IDEFEAT TO BEAT LEW HOAD AND SUPERIOR COURT COMMISSIONER 6-8, 6-3, 6-3. EARL BUCHOLZ, A ST. LOUIS GLENN M. PFAU CONTINUED THE ~------~~------~ PRODUCT, 3-6, 6-4, 6-2. PRE-TRIAL HEARING TODAY AFTER MA J 0 R LEA G U E BAS E B ALL S TAN DIN G S: I WE'SSMUllER TESTIFIED HE HAS ~-AS COMPILED BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL ARE AS FOLLOWS:

II REACH FOURTH·RGUND MONTHLY EXPENSES or $833 AND AMERICAN NATIONAL (UPI}--CHUCK McKINLEY AND EARNS ONLY $159.90 PER WEEK W L PCT. W L PCT. DAVIS CUP TEAMMATE GENE SCOTT AS A PUBLIC RELATIONS MAN. CHICAGO 31 ~ :089 SAN fRANCISCO 31 21 .596 HAVE REACHED THE FOURTH ROUND MRS. KATHRYN BARNETT AND ~ALTIMORE 31 19 .620 PHILADELPHIA 29 29 .5~2 OF THE WEST OF ENGLAND LAWN HER CHILDREN, JAMES AND BAR- NEW YORK 26 21 .553 CINCINNATI 28 23·5 9 TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS AT BRIS- BARA, CLAIMED WEISSMULLER CLEVELAND 26 23 .531 P,TTSBURGH 28 25 .528 TOL • KAREN SUSMAN ADVANCED OWED THE MONEY TO HER LATE ~'NNESOTA 28 25 .528 ST. LOUIS 28 26 .519 IN WOMEN'S COMPETITION HUSBAND, AGENT BEVERLY BARN- BOSTON 27 26 .519 MILWAUKEE 26 21 .4~ I1 AT BECKENHAM, ENG., RON ETT FOR SERVICES TO THE FORM- DETROIT 22 28 .440 CHICAGO 24 26.4 lHoLMBERG AND CLIFF RICHEY ER ACTOR. ~ASHIN~TON 25 32 .439 Los ANGELES 25 30 .47? ~SCORED THIRD ROUND VICTORIES •••••• Los ANGELES 23 33 .4fl HOUSTON 25 30 455 I I IN THE KENT LAWN TENNIS THE JUNIOR BOWLING LEAGUE KANSAS CITY 17 35 .327 NEW YORK 18 36 ·333 ~ll~CH~A~M~P~I~O~N~S~H~!~P~S~o ______~_W_I_L_L __B_E_H_E_L_D __ T_H_I_S ___ S_A_T_U_R_D_AY_. ___ ~ ______._._._._. ______o_._._._o_. ______~ PAGE 6 HOURGLASS fR II 12 JUIU 1964

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