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I I Ell I I, A 5 1 A I f- POLICE ~ROKE UP A SECREl MEETING OF I DENT!;, WERE rRY I ,~c TO f>ESTORE OHDEf~ 1H-IJf ~~T E"STEI'IJ PPfSll)EIJT ~lHLCOU.l A TrlE ALLfGED PLOTTERS AND SEIZED DOCU AFTER THE CHAOS BPOUGHT PY fHE STORM Ilrl'TY-t, ('M)l ShOPTI'( t\FTEh fHE Lt t1UHS I.JCLUD I NG I NSTRUC 1, ONS rOil 0;;;: CAl" (0r-< SFCf'E. -; .1\[ i t.D'vl-'W,E[) fHE i'fWPOSED illhG A~TI-AMERICAN DISOPDERS DuR!N~ E ISENHo\~ERS IN DENt-lt>RI\ -.>,- ..., ! lUll l~l Til E PR E SID E NT'S V IS! T C,")PEfdA<...Ell, JULY 24 (UP! )--FOHf\lEH U -,OID[-Cf',.." Orn.. fxED THE COliPf { Fu3L !SII~D pT HIE DWECT leN OF ThE SEPARATE PEACE TPE~ Y WILL DOCTORS IIGl<[E PHOO~ IX WO~1,41\1 ca~~~~Dl~G orFICEP, PAClrlC MfSSILE ~JOT AFFECT IJ • ..}. RIG' IS"IN 8ERLIN SHOULD AVOID HAVING BABY y R~NGE FtCtLlr KW~ JALEIN} MARSH~LL GENEVA, JULY (LiPI )--SU.. OF 2~ I-'ETAr~Y Pr1 0 E rJ ! x, I~ R I Z 0 N A , Ju L Y 2l~ (U P ! ) - - ISL:"~D 11\1 L.CCORDAIICE \·JITH [3iJf-7EAij STATf DEAN Rus~ fOLD THE SOv!~r UNION A PANEL O~ DOCTORS R!:.COMfvl0IDED TdAT ~ OF \.JE...,PC'\lS CON '1~4CT NOAS-" i /6- (, TODAY II; E,vlPYATIC TEI"'I') TrlAT RUSSIA PHOE..IllX WOtIMJ UNDERGO AI~ A80RTlON il~ \lIjjTH rHE IRt!~SPORT COMPAt'Y or 1EX~S. CMHJOl "WIPf A,,"J/,Y" EklJ FIGHTS IN ::.,1 rl~E r~E' (ROU I:> INTERESTED ONLY III SII~GING BAR TEtil ION TO THE PO/EIJTIAl DANGER, II.ND eERSHOP QUftRTET HARMONY IT's KNOWN AUSTRALIA'S BIGGEST INDUSTRY SHE TOLD HER PHYS I C I !d~ SHE HAD TAKEN hS SPEGSCSA (SOCI~TY FOR THE P~ESER WANTS GOVERNMENTK( MARKETING THE DRU~ HE CHECKED WITH EUROPEAN Vt,TION AN£.; Er'COUI{i-',GEivlENT OF BAP:;ER MfD I CftL AUTHOR I TIES, !lJD IT \.JAS DETER LONDON" JULY 2~ (UPJ)--LEPDING W00L ShOP Qu ART E r S I iJ LIN G I h Ar-.1 E R I Ct. I j\! C. ) r<1INED TllAl HIE TfMJQi.J11-IZER DEFINPELY CRO\vl iJG Ope,A I, Zt\T j Q ::; I ~ ,AUSl RilL 11\ I'r[ 1HE' t~EAREST ACTIVE CHAFTER IS IN corH A I NCD THE DAN( EROUS Sn'THET I C SUB T\':) I,';;:,' T c.. GvVERNMENT TO SET UP AN HONOLULU AN:: THE ED I TOR 01 THE HOUR STANCE OVERALL AUTHORITY FOR THE WOOL INDUS GLf\~S PREVIOUSLY ~ANG BASS Od A QUAR THE 1\ R I Z 0 N A ~~ E [) I CAL A~ soc I AT! 0 I\] N A tv1 E D TRY TO DEAL WITH MARKETING, PROMOTION, TET REPRESE~TI~G SAN FRANCISCO's PRESS THE ArWNYrviOUS PAI~Et \oJh! CH f?[COMMEt\DED RESEARCH AND THE PHYSICAL HANDLI~G OF ClU~ W~ILE fh£ HEAD Of TrlE HONOLULU TER(\1INATlf~"" THE PRE~h'\I~CY ABORTION 1 HE COU,HRY' 5 WOOL CL I P CHAPTEP WA~ TrlE QUARTET/S TENOR HARRY IS t fELONY IN .4RIZOII,.., .. BUT IS PERMIT INFORMATION SERVICE OFFICERS AT Aus SPOON WAS l~EN PRESIDE~l OF THE SPEB TED II~ CASES \.JHERE THE MOTHER'S PHYSI TRALIA HOUSE SAID TODAY THE DECISION SG5A SAN Ffi~NCISCO CnAPTER HE P~AC CAL OP tviCNTAL HEALrH flAY t5E ENDANGERED STEMMED FROM A SYD~EY CO~FERENCE ON I! Cil LLY BPOKE UP A GOOD Fe URsor,rE WHEN DOCTORS HU~E A(,REED THERE I S A S rrWNG CROWERS' ATTITUD[S TO fHE HECENT WOOL HE t10VED TO HONOL'JLU I;JrlERE "E R[CAME LIKELIHOOD THE CHILD WOULD BE BORN W!TH 1'1Af~KET I \'IG 1 NQU I RY T Ii P T c., T y • ~ CHI' PTE R PR E 5 IDE I JT, S U C C E ED· DEFORMED LIMBS OR WITH ARMS AND LEGS A JOINT STATEhENf AN~JOUIJCI''lG THE I NG GovEf1'~orl C'u I WI I N THE JOB tvl I SS I NG MO~E TO CREATE A ~EW WOOL AUTHORITY THIS SCPlfE ORGAN'ZED A SPEBSQSA THE WOMAN SAID SHE WAS GLAD HER CASE CAr-1E FROtl r...,: W00L-GRO\JERS' AND GRA CYAPTE~ IN HIS hOME TOWN A FEW YEARS BELllVED TO BE THE fiRST OF ITS KIND ZIERS' CCUN(IL AND THE WOOL AND MEAT AGe t.1>J;) TdC CI-10RUS H1MEDIATELY WON IN THE UNITED STATES, WRS BEING PUBLI- PRODUCERS I Assoc I AT ION I T PROPOSED THE CH~MPIO~SHIP FOR THE FAR WESTERN CIZED THAT THE NEW AUTHORITY SHOULD BE NAMED DISTRICT. THAl WAS IN 1957 THIRTEEN "PERHAPS OTIIERS WHO MAY NOT HAVE READ THE WOOL BOARD ~ND ITS MEMBERS BE DISTPICTS HAKE UP TH[ INTERNATIOtJl'L THAT STORY AND ~HO HAVE SOME OF THOSE DF~A\JN F,~OI\1 T'lE \JlDEST POSSIBLE FIELD OR G A N I Z A T I 0 >J Cu P r, R 0 UP \/ A SUN A t' L E EUROPEAN TRANQUILIZERS AVAILABLE WILL TO FINANCE TAKI~G 60 MEMBERS TO MIAMI Tt-ROW THE DRUGS A'vll:..Y," S'-IE SAID LOBOR EhlDORSES TRADE PROGRAr.1 6E~CH ThAf YEAR TO CO~PEIE FOR INTEP- NATIONAL CHAhlPINJSfllP hONORS THE \.JASH I NG r,-) I) Ju LY ;~/I {UP I )--ORGAN- JET BOMBER EXPLODES NEXT yt:AR, BEfIKELE( won TltE DISTRICT I ZF D LAbOP ,~.J TWC S PGhE S,10J FOR BUS 1- LIVINGSTON, MO~lANA, JULY 2~ (UPI)-- CHAt1PIONSHIP, 1;l11Y OUR CHAPTER IN NESS JC filED TODAY IN END0HS I NG PRE'3 I A Bl~ 7 JET B m1t:l E R El ELI EVE DCA ~ R YiN G A SECOND PLACE AriD \JENT TO Los ANGELES DENT KENNEDY'S LIBERALIZED TRADE PRO- CREW OF FOUR CRASHED AND EXPLODED LAST WHERE THE It~IER~lATIOj\jAL COJVENrlON \.JAS Gi=< M-1 GUT lA'-'OP to TT t. CHE D AI" I I' PORT ANT NIGHT AT THE 0,500 ~OOT LEVEL OF EMI HE L D A j\, D WU I~ lOP '-i 0' ~ 0 H 5 Ou R Cr-l f prE r~ s IIIFII TO ITS ~UPPorT Gr~ANT MOUNrAIN IN SOUTH\..JESTERN MOtJT/>NA SrlARED THE SAME A~RANGER-DI~ECTOR AFL-CIO PRESIDEnT GEOR',E tviEf.>NY TOLD RESCU~ TEAMS riEACHED lrlE SPOT TODAY BARBERShOP H4R~ONY DIFFEKS FROM GLEE THt. SEf'..ATE FINANCE C0tv1(1.1ITTfE: IITf-IIS AND REPORTED NO SIGNS OF LIFE AROUND CLUB Slt'Glr~", It, TI'AT THE SI~JGII~G IS BILL PROPOSf~ TO INCREA~E THE VOLUME TH[ WHECKAGE DOllE 'viI rHOLT PIANO ACCOMPANIMEtH AND OF AMERICA'S FOREIGN TRADE WE EN- THE BOt1BER CRASHED AtlD SET A FOREST TR I ES FOR A FOURTH PART HARtv10~'Y tJeTE DOFlSE TriAT ObJECT I VE If F I PE 10 tvll LES NORTH OF YE LLOVJSTO~'E NA I N EVERY CHO"W HE CAUTIONED. hOWEVER, THAT LABOR's TIONAL PARK LAST NIGHT IT ISN'T NECESSARY fHAT ONE READS SU PPOHT HI tlGED ON TrlE WILL I NGtJESS OF IT BURST WITH AN E~PLOSION THAT WAS MUS I <.. 10 MAKE ~ GOOD F CUPT'l I N A B"R CONGRESS TO rETAIN TilE ADfIINISTRATIOh'~ VISIBLE FOP MORE THAN 20 ~ILE~ BERSHOP HARMON) GROUP SO LONG AS HE PPOPOSED PRO~PAM OF FINANCIAL AID FOR FOREST SERV I CE CREWS AND VOLUlnEER HAS AN "EAR" FOP HARMONY AND LIKES TO VJOPI\ERS AND BUSINESSES vli-ilCH SUFFEf-< RANCHERS CONTINUED TO BATTLE A FOREST SING IF YOU EVEr SANG IU A HIGH EC0NOt'-IIC hAPDSHIPS t:\ECAUSE OF INCQEASED FIRl IN THE GALLATIN NATIONAL FOREST SCHOOL GLEE OR YOU HARMON CLU~ THOUG~T IMPORTS SET BY THE GURNING PLANE IZFD ONE ~IGHT HANGING ON TO A RESOLV- COi'1tllTTEE CrlAlm-1AN HAPPY F BYRD, I NG CHORD or "5,,"JEET AOE L I NE~' YOU I RE (DEfvl0C~AT-VIRCINIA). IS COOL TO THE DEBBIE LOSES BABY A POTENT I/~L "BARBERSHOPPER " IDEA IT WOULD PROVIDE TEMPORARY PAY- ItJE SUSPECT THERE I S PLENTY OF UIJ MEf'..TS OF UP TO $61 A WEEK TO WORKEPS BURBANK, CALIFORNIA, JULY 24 (UPI)- TRIED TALErJT HERE ON KWAJALEIN TO PRO WHO LOSE THEIR JOBS DUE TO IMPORTS ACTRESS DEBBIE REYNOLDS SUFFERED A MIS VIDE SEVERAL QUAPTETS AND A CHORUS IF CARRIAGE TODAY AT ST JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL WElD GET TOGETHE", A~D FRO'OSE A MEET AND LOST THE BA9Y THAT WAS TO PC BORN OPPOSES RED CH INA' S ~Dfvll S5 ION ING AT THE HourGLASS OFFI~E IN THE TO HER AND rER HUSBAND, HARRY KARL, SPECIAL SERVICES BUILDING SUNDAY NIGHT VJASHINGTON .. JULY 21 \UPI )--SEtJ EARLY III SEPTEt,mER, HOSPITAL ATTEnOAIlTS AT 7:30 O'CLOCK THIS IS STRICTLY FOR GEORGE A Stlt'THEHS DEMO".:J,q FLORIDA, REPOP1ED FUN AND IF ~OU'RE INTERESfED, WL.JETHER TO DAY C R I TIC I ZED T I I E AM E F~ I CAN Ass 0 C I A THE JO-YEAR-OLD ACTRESS, O~'CE \.vED YOU ARE A CROW OR A CPHAIY, PLEASE BE TION FOR THE UNITED NATIONS FOR CHAMP- TO SIN,-,ER EDDIE FISHER, ENTEReD THE PPESENT --Yc EDITOR 101\1 I NG THE ADtll SS I ON OF RED CH I NA TO HOSPITAL YESTERDAY WHEN COMPLICATIONS THE UNITED NATIO~S IN PRECNANCY DEVELOPED ATTENDANTS GUN BATTLE IN ALGIERS St-IAT HE RS ISSUE D A S T ATnlE N I COtlolMENT SAID SI~E WAS IN GOOD CONDITION FOLLOW ALGIEPS, ALGER I A .. JUL( 2l: (UPI )- ING ON A RECENT REPORT RELEASED BY THE ING THE LOSS or THE BABY POLICE QUESTIO~ED A SERIES OF \JITNES AM E f< I l. A N 16, S SOC I A T I 0 I I FOR THE UN I TED IT WOULD HAVE BEEN THE FIRST CHILD SES TODAY fO THY i(.I F IIJD OUT ';-/HO SnOT NATIONS, A PPIVATE ORGA~IZATIO~ FOR HER AND HER SHOE MAGNATE HUSBAND DOW\j A GPOUP OF EUROPE At'S I t~ A TWO HE TERlvlED HIE ORGAt~IZATION'S FIJ'.IDINGS nOUR MIDNIGHT GU~bATrLE "rlORALLY WR0r~G BECAUSE OF RED CHINA'S DANCER IS CENSORED HOSPITJ'L AUTHORITIES SAID SIX EUROPE A G C. RES S ION I~, Ko REA, T I 13 f:. r, I N D I A, IpOrl, NORTH MALAYA, JULY 2D (UPI)-- A N S \v E HE" ILL E D I I~ THE F I ':i H T I r' G , THE AND THEIR CONTINUED HARRASSMENT OF THE A PRETTY AUSTRALIAh DANCER DlhNE SAE F I PST CUTbREAh OF curlF I RE I!' DO'vIr'HOWN QUEMOY-MATSU ISLANDS If ICH, WrlO HAS bEEN PEPFORM'Nu !N MALAYA A Lt.:> I E f' SIN 1 H p ~ [ \..J E E h S FOR SEVERAL MONTHS, WAS BA'~I~E.D FROfvt AP VAT' lJ\ N C I r Y, Ju L Y 2~' (U P ! ) - - SPA N ISH PEARING AT A lCADING HOTEL HEPE MOI"DAY YEA~ ABOUI THE SCOTSMAN Wrl8 AS~ED AN ARC Ii I S r S 'v1 A Y BE HE S PO N S I fj L E FOR HJ E FOLLOWiNG COMPLAI~TS OF OBSCfNITY Ti'E S I A",ESE Tw I t\I fO LU~JCH IF SllE COULD BO(l.lBINGS II~SIDE ST PETCRS BASILICA GET AvJAY? JULY 14 H0JRCLAS~ WEDNESDAY 25 0ULY !962 ~; \ LOO~\ AHEAD TO THE AUTO OEf~E SECRETARY OPT I ~JI i ST I COVER INTERNA110NAL TRADE FAiR ON ~ARKET A YEAR HENCE CONO I ;- I O~lS I ~I SOuTH VI ET NAM OPENS TOMORROW IN CHICAGO DETROIT, JULY 25 (UPI)--AMERICAN HONOLULU, JULY 24 (UPI)--A DEFENSE C~!CAGO, JULY 24 (UPI)--EcUADOR'S CII.PM6,KCRS WOF'h YEARS AHEAD IN PLAN DEPARTtv'EJlT SPOKESIvlAf,j 5~YS THAT -r~E PP[SID~NT ~ND CABi~E1 MEMBERS FROM N!fW THE {IEV.f 1v10DELS TliEY HHRODJCE Nf XT 60 TO 90 DA '{ S V/ I L. L BE 'T HE 111\ 0 ST GREECE AND T~E UNITED STATES WILL BE Etl.CH FAl L CR. T I CAL I N THE '3TR')GGL E AGA i NST Vi ET ON ~AND TOMOR~OW FOR THE OPENING OF THE 1963 MODEl S \41l1 CH WILL BE SEEN CONG GUERRILLA F01tES IN SOUTH VIET CHICAGO'S FOURTH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL IN SEPT[MBER ARt "OLD" CARS TO THE NAIl TR,6DE F4.!R LI'GINEERS, STYLISTS AND PRODUCT PLAN THE STA'EfvlENT CAI1E YES'TERDA.Y 45 A 21-GUN SALUTE WILL GREET PRESIDENT rl!~~G PEOPLE '\T TPE I.I.LJTO COMPANIES. SECRETARY OF DEF:::!'1S[ ROBERT S ~1CNI\t-1AR CARLOS JULIO AROSEMEN~ or ECuADOR AS TH[Y FINISHED vJlTH THOSE MODf'LS CONCLUDED A DAY-LONG CONFtRENCE ON YE STEPS ASHORE 'T MCCORM~CK PL~CE LONG ~GO Now THEY ARE LOCKING UP SOUTHEAST ASIA W!TH ADVISERS AND FLr~ wHERE THE C~OICE PRODUCTS OF 25 NA MA.i4Y PL ANS FOR TH E 1964 CARS; TOOL (NG BACK TO WAS~'NGTO~. McNAMARA WAS OP TIONS AND FIVE CONTI~ENTS HAVE BEEN ORDERS ALRlADY ARE BEING MADE FOR '64 TIM!STIC OVER MEASURES TAKEN BY T~!S ASSEMBLED. HE W'LL BE BQOUG~T BY O~IE L I tJE, THE CHEVY II, MAY Bf DROPPED C00NTRY TO STRE~GTHE~ SOUTH VIET BOAT FROM THE DRAKE HOTEL 10 THE FAIR FORD IS PLANNING MAJOR BODY SHELL NAN MIL!TARY FORCES AROSEME~4. WILL REVIEW AN rlONOR CH~NGES. PERHAPS B~~AUSE OF THIS, THE SPOKESMAN--A MEMBER OF McNAMARA SGU6RD OF THE ARMY, MARINE, NAVY AND FORD IS ALREADY TWO MONT~S BEHIND IN OFFICIAL PARTY--SAiD THE VIET CONG AIR FORCE, PLUS THE r'~T~ ARMY BAND ORDERING TOOLS FOR THE '64 CARS FOR CES t-1AY t-1AKE A t-1AJOR EFFOR'T 'N TH E ALSO SCHEDULED FOR APPEARANC£5 WERE BIG CHANGES ARE EXPECTED, TOO, AT NEXT TWO OR THRE~ MO~THS TO SEiZE A SECRETARY OF COMMERCE LuT~[R H HODGES CHRYSL ER TilE 196)-1- MODELS WILL BE PORTION OF SOUTH VIET NAM AND THE~ ~ND PANIOTIS PIPI~AL,S, GRCEK MiNISTER THE FIRST THAT THE FIRM'S NEW CHIEF PRESS FO~ A NEGOT!~TED SETTLE~ENT OF ECONOMIC AFFAiRS. STYLIST, ELWOOD ENGLE, HAD A FULL BASEUON THE RECENT LAOS TREATY. MAYOR RlCHARD DALEY WILL DO T~E CRACK AT. LOOK FOR NEW BODY SHELLS T~E SPOKESMAN DENIED THE V'LIDI1Y OFFICiAL HONORS WHEN HE OPENS 1H£ FAIR HERE, TOO OF REPORTS FROM SAIGON THAT S!Z~BLE THROUGH A MINIATURE fvlODEL OF TELSTAR, ENGLE, WHO STYLED THE LINCOLN NUMBERS OF PATHET LAO TROOPS HAD THE COMMUNiCATIO~S SATELLITE CONTINENTAL whEN HE WORKED AT FORD, CROSSED THE BORDER INTO SOUTH VIET NAM FOLLOWING H~S ANNOUNCE~ENTJ QUEENS JOINED CHRYSLER LAST DECEMBER BE AND HE SAID THOSE REPORTS wERE AT VAR OF THE 25 EXHIBITING ~A~'O~S WilL CAUSE OF THE LONG LEAD TIME REQUIRED IANCE WITH EVERYTHING DISCUSSED ~T ~O~Sl THEIR COUNTR~ES' FLAG2 ON SPEC!AL TO BRING OUT A COMPLETELY NEW CAR~ YESTERDAY'S CONFERENCE. POLES AlO~G THE LAKEFRONT n ENGLE WAS ~NABLE TO MAKE WHOLESALE ~1cNAMARA TOLD THE CONFERENCE GUESTS WILL ATTEND A SA~UTE TO T~E ChANGES ON THE '63 CHRYSLER MODELS "OUR MILITARY ASSISTANCE TO VIET NAfvI AMERICAN HEMlsoHERE DINNER AFTER W~iCH AMERICAN MOTORS WILL BRING OUT A IS PAYING OFF. THE SOUTH VIETNAMESE A~OSEMENA WILL PRESENT THE M~IN AD COMPLETELY NEW RAMBLER AMERICAN IN ARE BEGINNING TO HIT THE V,ET CONG DRESS N ! NE I'E FOR E >{PORT II AwA,Fi.DS TO 1964, WITH THE WHEELBASE LENGTHENED INSURGENTS WHERE IT HURTS THE MOST- VAR'OUS AMER~CAN FIRMS WILL BE PRE FROM 100 TO 106 INCHES. IN WINNING THE PEOPLE 10 THE SIDE SENTED BY SECRETARY HODGES THE TREND TOWARD LARGER CARS WILL OF THE GOVERNMENT 11 AT THE END OF THE DAY, W1AT IS C~LL START \IITH THE 1963 MODELS IT wILL ED THE LOUDEST, LONGEST AND O~IGHTEST BE EVEN MORE PRONOUNCED IN 1964. GRANDMA KENNEDY REMEtvlBERS TO FIREWORKS DiSPLAY EVER PRESENTED iN GENERAL MOTORS, WHICH PLANS EXTEN MENT I ON IiUNSPOI LED n CAROL I ~~E THE MIDWEST W~LL BLOSSOM ABOVE LAKE SIVE BODY SIIELL CHANGES THROUGH ALL MICHIGAN AS JAPAN'S SALV1E TO CHICAGO'S WASHINGTON, JULY 24 {UPI)--PRESI DIVISIONS, APPCARS RE~DY TO DROP ITS 125TH AN~!VERSA~Y. DENT KENNEDY! S MOHlER, WHO RESENTS COMPAC' SIZE CHEVY II LINE OF CARS DURING THE DAY, lhl QU8L Ie WILL BE WISECRACKS ABOUT POLITICAL DYNASTIES, IN 1964 INVITED TO PREVIEW THE EX~tBITiON HALL, SAID TODAY SHE WOULD CA~PA!G~ TO ~ELP THE CHEVROLET DIVISION NOW HAS AND VARIOUS SHOWS WILL BE PRESENTED FOUR LINES, THE CORVETTE, THE STAN HER YOUNGEST SON, TED, ~IN A SENATE DARD CHEVROLET, AND TWO COMPACTS, SEAT IN MASSACHUSETTS. TWO HUND~ED ~'LLION WATCH THE REAR-ENGINE CORVAIR AND THE THE 72-YEAR-OLD MRS JOSEPH P TV SHOW ViA TELSTAR SATELLITE FRONT-ENGINE CHEVY I I. KENNEDY G~AdT[D AN INTE.QVIEW TO UNITED THE CORVETTE GETS ITS MAJOR OVER PRESS INTERNATIONAL AT THE WHITE HOUSE LONDON, JULY 24 (UPI)--WITH ONCC HAUL IN 1963 THE NEW MODEL, CALLED WHERE SHE IS ACTING AS OFFICIAL HOST IN-A-LIFETI~E eXCITEMENT EUROPEANS TilE CORVETTE STING RAY AND CLOSELY ESS IN THE ABSENCE OF THE PRESIDENT'S ACCLAIMED THE FIRST AMERICAN TELEVI- RESEMBLING AN EXPERIMENTAL CAR OF VACATIONING ~IF[. S i ON S II 0 \J TO BE F LAS HE 0 L I VE AC R 0 S S I THE SAME NAME, WILL BE RELAT!VELY ~1RS. KENNEDY POURED OUT HER V I EWS THE ATL~NTIC VIA THE TELSTAR SATELLITE UNrHANGED FOR '64 ON POLITICAL CLANS, TEDDY'S CHANCES PRCSiDENT KENNEDY, AllERICAN BASE OF THf WHITE HOUSE CHANGES, THE tlWON - BALL AND MOUNT RUSHMORE COMPETED FOR THE BIG CHANGES WILL BE IN THE fI PASSENGER CARS. THE CORVAIR WILL DERFUL JOB THE FIRST LADY IS DOING, THE TOP POPULARiTY RATING ON THE 18- GET A NEW BODY AND WILL REMAIN A AND HER "UNSPOILED" GRANDDAUGhTER MINUTE PANORAMA OF AMERICAN AND CANA COMBINATION COMPACT AND LOW-PRICE CAROLINE. DIAN LIFE THAT WENT TO 18 EUROPEAN SPORTS CAR. COUNTRIES "200 MILL!ON WATCI-J TilE BALL GAME," REPLACING TilE CHEVY 11--\1HICH MAY INVESTIGA1E PLANE CRASH BE HEARD FROM AGAIN IF THE TOOLS AND vIAS HOW THE LONDON DA I L Y HERALD HEAD HONOLULU, JULY 24 (UPI)--THE CIVIL LINED THE HISTORIC TELEVISION PERFOR S1AMPINGS ARE SENT TO GM OF ARGENTINA AERONAUTICS BOARD (CAB) TODAY INVES'T MANCE AND PICTURES OF PRESIDENT KENNE AS RUMORED--WILL BE A NEW LINE SIZED IGATED THE CRASH OF A CANADIAN PACIFIC DY ADDRESSING HIS VIDEO NEWS CONFER WITH THE '63 FORD FAIRLANE, BUICK AIRLINER, WHICH SWERVED AWAY FROM ITS ENCE APPEARED ON FRONT PAGES ALL OVER SPECIAL, OlDS F-85 AND PONTIAC TEMPESl ASSIGNED RUNWAY SUNDAY NIGHT AND EUROPE. THIS WILL BECOME THE STANDARD CRASHED, KILLING 27 OF 40 PERSONS A ENTHUSIASTIC EUROPEANS DIDN'T SPARE SIZED CHEVROLET AND THE SERIES MODELS BOARD THE ADJECTIVES THE LONDON DAILY MIR WILL TAKE THE NAMES OF THE PRESENT THE PLANE, THE "EMPRESS OF L1MA,11 ROR CALLED THE TEL STAR SHOW THE "MOST BIG CHEVYS--IMPALA, BEL AIR AND POS WAS RETURNING TO HONOLULU AIRPORT FOR SIBLY BISCAYNE--ALTHOUGH THE LATTER FAOULOUS TV SPECT~CULAR OF ALL TIME" AN EMERGENCY LANDING WHEN IT SLAMMED TI THE DANISH NEWSPAPER "POLITIKEN NAME MAY BE DROPPED. INTO SEVERAL BULLDOZERS AND OTHER CO~IPARED TELSTAR TO CHR! STOPHER COLUM THE CHEVY I I, BROUGHT OUT LAST HEAVY GRADING EQUIPMENT, BROKE IN BUS, SAYING HE NEEDED 66 DAYS TO CROSS FALL, IS DOING WELL, IS EXPECTEO TO HALF, THE FRONT SECTION BRUSTING INTO SELL 400,000 UNITS IN THE CURRENT THE ATLANTIC WHILE LAST NIGHT "IT WAS FLAMES THE 13 SURVIVORS WERE ALL IN AS FAST AS A LIGHT BEAM." MODEL YEAR, AND IN JUNE WAS THE No THE SPLIT-OFF TAIL SECTION 2 COMPACT, WITH 38(195 SALES TO PACE TELSTAR'S SHOW REACHED ALL THE WAY SETTING RAMBLER'S 45,115 FALCON TO ALGIERS--AS RIFLE FIRE WAS ERUPTING UTICA, NEW YORK, JULY 24 (UPI)- WAS THIRD WITH 31,756 AND CORVAIR IN THE STREETS, TO COMMUNiST YUGOSLAVIA THE GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY ANNOUNCEC FOURTH WITH 30,429 AND MAYBE TO EAST BERL!N, WHERE IT WAS YESTERDAY THAT IT PLANS TO MANUFACTURE THE REASON FOR THE BIG CHANGES POSSIBLE TO TUNE IN ILlE.GALLY ON WEST CERTAIN RADIO COMPONENTS IN IRELAND NOW PLANNED APPARENTLY IS THIS: CAR GERMAN STATIONS. NEXT YEAR IN AN EFFORT TO REMAIN COM MAKERS FEEL THE SWING IN CUSTOMER PETITIVE WITH INCREASING JAPANESE PREFERENCE IS BACK TO BIGGER CARS RADIO COMPETITION IN THE UNITED STATES ATTENTiON ROI PET OWNERS' COMPACTS WILL CONTINUE TO GRAB A THC NEW PLANT AT SHANNON INITIALLY THE HOSPITAL ADMIN!STRATOR WILL BE LARGl SHARE OF THE MARKET, BUT THEY WILL MANUFACTURE MAINLY TWO COMPO ON ROt, FRIDAY, 27 JULY, TO REGISTER, WON'T PEACH THE 50 PER CENT FIG0RE NENTS USED IN THE ASSEMBLY OF SOME INOCULATE AND TAG YOUR PETS FROM 11:30 ONCE ESTiMATED BY SOME INDUSTRY EXE GE RADIOS TO 12.30 You CAN SPEED 0P THE PRO CUTIVES A GE SPOKESMAN SA lOON [ OF TH E COM CESS Of OBTAINING FORMS NOW AT YOUR PONENTS IS CURRENTLY MADE IN UTICA ROl DISPENSARY AND HAVING YOUR $5 FEE ! Ir's EASY TO BE BROAD-MINDED WHEN BUT WORKERS ~FFECT[D BY THE PRODUCT'O~ Al THE TIME YOUR DOG GET~ ITS RABIES I APPRAiSING O~E'S OWN FAULTS. S~iFT WlLL BE ABSOROED BY OTHER OPERA- SHOT -~ IONS PAGE 4 HOURGLASS WE~NESUAT ~5 JULY ~962 GENERAL MESS ~/1ENU CAMBODIAN AMBASSADOR SITES ACTS THURSDAY 2~Y OF AGGRESS10N BY NEIGHBOR STATE BREAKFAST DINNER SUPPER NEW YORK, JULY 24 (UPI)--THE CAMBO FRUIT JUICE BEEF BARLEY SOUP CHICKE~ t RICE SouP DIA, AMBASSADOR TO THE UNITED NATIONS FRESH FRUIT BEEF LIVER W/ONIONS BroILED STEAK TO ORDER CHARGED TODAY "THE FACTS PROVE TriAT IT HOT & COLD CEREAL ASSORTED COLD MEATS & BA1,E9 POTATO IS SOUTH VIET NAM THAT THREATENS THE GRILLED LUNCHEON MEAT POTATO SALAD BUTTEqED BROCCOLI INDEPENDENCE AND TERRiTOR!AL INTEGRITY EGGS TO ORDER SAUTE CABBAGE - STEAMED RICE STEAMED RICE OF CAMBODIA BY CONTINUAL ACTS OF AGGRES POTATOES - STEAMED RICE SALAD BAR SALAD BAR SION." LADY CURLS POUND CAKE BOSTON CRE:.AM PIE NONG KIMNEY SAiD THERE WERE 13 SUCH TOAST & JAM COLD DRINK COLD DRINK ACTS OF AGGRESSION i~ THE MONT~ OF MILK & COFFEE t41 LK & COFFEE MILK & COFFEE JUNE ALONE HE MADE T~E CHARGE IN A II£L______~------~LETTER TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE ANSWERING A RECENT LETTER BY MADAME WEDNESDAY 25 JULY TRAN VAN CHUONG, THE SOuTH VIET NA~ 5:05 P.M. JIM AMECHE'S POP CONCERT OBSERVER AT THE UNITED ~ATIONS IN THE b:OO NEWS SAME NEWSPAPER, WHICH WAS CRITICAL 6.15 THE LATIN QUARTER OF CAMBODIA'S POLICY, NONG K!MNEY GREAT GILDERSLEEVE 6:30 SAID Tl HOW CA~ A SMALL COUNTRY LIKE 7:00 ENCHANTMENT OF MUSIC CAMBODIA, WITH AN ARMY OF 29,000 MEN, 7:30 SPORTS DESK THINK OF HARMING A COJNTRY LIKE SOUTH 7·45 RICHARD HAYES-CAROL BURNETT VIET NAM WHOSE WELL EQUIPPED ARMY NOW 8;00 ONE NIGHT STAND NUMBERS NEARLY 200,OOO?" 8.30 SUSPENSE ALLEGING THE 13 RECENT ACTS OF AG 9·00 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES GRESSION COMMITTED BY SOuTH VIET NAM 9:30 RAY BURKE SHOW AGAINST CAMBODIA, AMBASSADOR NONG 12:00 MIDNIGHT - SIGN OFF SAID "IN THE liGHT OF THESE REPEATED VIOLATIONS OF OuR TERRiTORY, IT IS THURSDAY 26 JULY HIGHLY IRONICAL FOR THE PERMANENT OB 6:00 AoMo SIGN ON SERVER OF SOUTH VIET NAM TO CONTEND 6:02 NEWS THAT THE UNDOUBTEDLY GRIM VIET NAMESE 6.05 DON THE DAWN BREAKER STRUGGLE FOR SURVIVAL PROVIDES A PRO 6:30 NEWS TECTIVE SHIELD FOR CAMBODIAN NEUTRA 6:35 DAWN BREAKER, CONTrD LITY" 7:30 SEVEN THIRTY SPECIAL 8:00 DON McNEILL'S BREAKFAST CLUE 8:30 ARTHUR GODFREY TENTH RANKING SENATOR DIES SUDDENLY WITH HEART ATTACK 9'00 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES 9:30 My FAVORITE HUSBAND WASHINGTON, JULY 24 (UPI)--SENATOR 10:00 GARRY MOORE SHOW HENRY DWORS~AK, REPUBLICAN-IDAHO, WAS 10.30 JOHNNY BOND STRICKEN WITH AN APPARENT HEART ATTACK II :00 TURN BACK THE CLOCK AND DIED SUDDENLY AT HIS HOME TONIGHT. II :30 IRA COOK SHOW (MUSIC) DWORSHAK, 67, WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD 12:00 NOON NEWS GENERAL STRIKE HITS ADEN ON ARRIVAL AT GEORGETOWN HOSPITAL AFTER COLLAPSIN& WHILE PREPARING TO GO TO 12:05 P.Mo WEATHER AND STOCK REPORT ADEN, JULY 24 (UPI}--ADEN CAME TO BED, HIS SON, WARD, SAID 12.' 5 NA LE I 0 HAWA I I A HALT TODAY AS 50,000 WORKERS BEGAN A CONSERVATiVE ~ND LEADER IN SUP 12.30 THE SWINGIN' YEARS A 24-HOUR GENERAL STRIKE PROTESTING PORTING INTERESTS OF WESTERN STATES, , :00 NEWS BRITISH PLANS TO MERGE THE COLONY DWORSHAK IS THE FOURTH SENATOR TO 1.15 INTERVIEW WITH THE SURROUNDING WESTERN PROTEC DIE DURING THIS SESSION OF CONGRESS 1:30 SHOP CONCERT TORATE THE OTHERS WERE SENATOR FRANCIS CASE, 3: 00 HERE'S HOLLYWOOD AIRLINES CANCELLED ALL FLIGHTS, 0 PEOPLE TO PEOPLE IN ACTION SOUTH DAKOTA J ANDREW F SCHOEPPEL, 3:3 SHIPS WERE STR~NDED IN THE HARBOR AND KANSAS, AND STYLES BRIDGES, NEW HAMP 4:00 FLAIR 5,000 EMPLOYEES OF BRITISH BASES HERE SHIRE, ALL REPUBLICANS 4:30 PAU HAN A SERENADE STAYED HOME. KNOWN AS ONE OF THE HARDEST WORK 5:00 NEWS THE STRIKE WAS CALLED BY THE ADEN ING MEN IN THE SENATE, DWORSHAK WAS TRADES UNION CONGRESS (ATUC) AND 10TH RANKING REPUBLICAN IN THAT BODY. OBJECT TO BRITISH MISSION OTHER BODIES TO PROTEST THE OPENING HE STAYED OUT OF THE NATIONAL LIME OF ADEN CONSTITUTIONAL TALKS IN LON TOKYO, JULY 24 (UPI)--COMMUNIST LIGHT AND HIS GOOD SENSE OF HUMOR DON THE TALKS CENTER ON THE MERGER NORTH VIET NAM'S ARMY HIGH COMMAND MADE HIM WELL-LIKED BY HIS CONTEMP PLAN, WHICH IS OPPOSED BY THE ATUC, PROTESTED TO THE INTERNATIONAL CONTROL ORARIES. THE UNITED YEMENI ORGANIZATION AND COMMISSION IN VIET NAM AGAINST THE ALLEGED ACTIVITIES OF A BRITISH "POL THE LIBERAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY II THE COLONY'S CITIES APPEARED DE ICE MISSION IN SOUTH VIET NAM, AC JOINS DEPUTY PREMIER SERTED AS SHOPS AND BANKS CLOSED FOR CORDING TO A NEW CHINA NEWS AGENCY ALGIERS, ALGERIA, JULY 24 (UPI)- THE DAY BROADCAST MONITORED HERE TODAY DISSIDENT DEPUTY PREMIER AHMED BEN THE BRITISH MISSION, THE ARMY HIGH BELLA OF THE ALGERIAN PROVISIONAL COMMAND PROTESTED, l'HAS WORKED IN THE TRIBUTE TO HISTORIAN GOVERNMENT (GPRA) WON POWERFUL SUP PAST FEW MONTHS TO HELP SAIGON AUTHOR NEW YORK, JULY 24 (UPI)--THE NEW PORT TONIGHT IN HIS BID TO SEIZE LEA ITIES INTENSIFY THEIR REPRESSIVE MEA YORK HERALD TRIBUNE TODAY PAID EDI DERSHIP AMID REPORTS THAT THE GPRA SURES AND PLOT FOR MORE OPERATIONS TORIAL TRIBUTE TO THE LATE GEORGE WAS READY TO COOPERATE WiTH HIM AGAINST SOUTH VIET-NAMESE PATRIOTS." MACAULAY TREVELYAN, NOTED BRITISH RABAH BITAR, ONE OF THE CHIEFS THE HIGH COMMAND ALSO PROTESTED HISTORIAN OF THE ALGERIAN REVOLUTION, WHO UNTIL "AGAINST THE WORK DONE IN SOUTH VIET "IF ENGLAND HAS BEEN FAVORED BY NOW SUPPORTED PREMIER BEN Y~USSEF BEN NAM BY A BRITISH MILITARY MISSION HISTORY, IT HAS BEEN EVEN MORE FAVOR KHEDBA, CAME OUT STRONGLY TODAY iN WHICH ARRIVED IN SAIGON ON JUNE 17, ED BY ITS HISTORIANS", THE PAPER SAID FAVOR OF BEN BELLA LED BY AIR MINISTER JULIAN AMERY "THE LATE GEORGE MACAULAY TREVELYAN HAS BEEN AN ORNAMENT OF THE ENGLISH BAMAKO, MALi, JULY 24 (UPI)--HEAVY LIMA, PERU, JULY 24 (UPI}--THE SCHOOL (OF HISTORIANS) AND ONE OF ITS ARMED TROOPS PATROLLED CITY STREETS GENERAL STRIKE WAS CALLED OFF OFFI MOST PERSUASIVE DEFENDERS WHEN SOUND TODAY AMID REPORTS HUNDREDS OF BUSI CIALLY TONIGHT LABOR LEADERS, WHO RESEARCH AND INTELLECTUAL HONESTY ARE NESSMEN WERE UNDER ARREST FOR SUP HAD PLANNED IT TO LAST INDEFINITELY, COMBINED WITH A GENUINE FEELING FOR PORTING A COUP D'ETAT. SAID IT HAD ACHIEVED ITS GOAL AS A THE REAL DRAMA OF HISTORY THE PAST STATE-RUN MALI RADIO DESCRIBED PROTEST AGAINST THE MILITARY TAKE CAN COME ALIVE THIS COMBINATION WAS THE DEMONSTRATIONS A~D FIGHTING AS OVER THEY ALSO ACCUSED THE COMMUN WHAT WILL MAKE PROFESSOR TREVELYAN's "AN ABORTIVE COUNTER-REVOLUTIONARY ISTS OF REFUSING TO PARTICIPATE. WORKS AN ENDURING MOMENT AND PROVE COUP DESIGNED TO OVERTHROW lHE E~IST SEVERAL HUNDRED STUDENTS FROM THE THAT A GOOD HISTORIAN, LIKE A GOOD ING REGIME." UNIVERSITY OF SAN MARCOS CLASED WITH NEWSPAPER, DOESN'T HAVE TO BE DULL. THE BUSINESSMEN WERE HELD BECAUSE POL ICE IN THE CAPITOL TONIGHT POLICE "I N FACT, DULLNESS I S AS MUCH TREA OF THEIR OPPOSITION TO THE GOVERN HURLED TEAR GAS GRENADES AND BROKE SON TO THE PULSATING PAST AS IT IS MENT'S MONETARY AND FINANCIAL POLI UP THE RIOT IN A HALF-HOUR. No ONE TO THE EXCITING PRESENT" C I'"ES. WAS REPORTED SER!OUSLY INJURED. BANKOH DEFEATS WECO T~E NATIONAL LEAGUE GAME LAST NIGHT SAW BANK OF HAWAII DEFEAT WECO BY THE SCOqE OF 12-6. THIS WAS THE BANK's SECOND WIN SPORTS AGAiNST NO DEFEATS. WECO NOW STANDS ONE-AND-ONE FOR THE SEASON THE GAME PAGE 5 HOuRGLASS SPORTS SECTION COULD HAVE GONE EITHER WAY BECAUSE THE SCORE WAS TIED FOR SIX INNINGS ~ERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP NAT.0NAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP AT 5 ALL. BUT A COUPLE OF BASE HITS AND A FEW BqEAKS ENABLED THE BANK OF THE Los ANGELES ANGELS CL'MBED W·T~· 80B S~IN~ER DOUBLED WITH ONE OUT 'N HAW41 I TO SCORE 7 RUNS IN THE BOTTOM IN 2-~ GA~ES OF THE IDLE FIRST-PLACE THE E~GHTH IN~ING ~ONDAY NIGHT TO HALF OF 6TH INNING TO GO AHEAD NEW YOR~ YANKEES MO~DAY NIGHT WHEN BREAK UP A PERfECT GAME BY JIM O'TOOLE T~E fELiX TOR~ES SINGLED HOME BilLY MORAN BUT THE CINCINNAT~ SOUTHPAW THEN WEN1 12-5 WECO THREATENED IN THE TOP OF THE IN THE 14TH iN~!NG FOR A 6-5 ViCTORY O~ TO REGISTER A ONE-HIT 3-0 SHUTOU1 7TH WHEN THEY LOADED THE BASES, BUT OVE~ THE BALTIMORE OR OLES OVER THE PITTSBU~GH PIRATES. THEIR RALLY FELL SHORT AND THEY ONLY TORRES, WHO HAD ONLY ONE ~IT IN SIX O'TOOLE WAL~ED ONLY O~E BATTER, PREVIOUS TRiPS TO THE PLATE, CAME UP 8~LL VIRDON, WITH TWO OUT iN THE NiNTH SCORED ONE RUN THE WINN!~G PITC~ER WAS VEA W!TH W!T~ THE BASES LOADED AND ONE OUT. AND STRUCK OUi SIX. FOR THE SEASON. THE LOSING PiT HE HIT A 1-2 PITCH BE~WEEN THE DRAWN O'TOO~E FACED THE MINIMuM OF 21 MEN 1-0 CHER WAS PEREZ WITH I-I FOR THE YEAR. UP iNFIELD T~AT C~ASED HOME ~ORAN FROM THROUGH THE SEVENTH !NNINC AND STRUCK Tt-I\RD. O~T DiCK STUART TO LEAD OFF THE EIGHTH WECO: I 0 2 0 2 0 I THE ANGELS HAD CO~E FROM BEHJ~D ~O BUT ThEN, WiTH A COUNT OF TWO BALLS BANKOH: 2 I 0 2 0 7 X TiE THE GAME IN THE NINTH lNNING ON AND ONE LE~ THO~AS' SINGLE Wi~rl TWO OuT THAT ~OUNTAINBALL SCHEDULE ;x SCORED AlB!E PEARSON. THOMAS TOPPED STRIKE, SKINNER LINED A DOUBLE TO JULY 25-JULY 29 T~E ANGEL ~TT~C~ WITH FOJR SiNGLES. RIGHT CENTER BETWEE~ fRANK ROBINSON WED: OKOLErlAU VS. MARINE DEPT, 6 PM ROO~IE DEA~ Ct-IANCE, Wt-IC TOOK OVER AND VADA PINSON. THURS: GARDEN SHOP VS. MIXERS, 6 PM AS T~E T~~QD ANGEL PITCHER IN T~E TOP THE VICTORY WAS O'TOOLE'S NiNTH FR!! DOUGLAS VS. HIGH SCHOOL, 6 PM OF THE 10TH INN~NG, B~ANKED BALT!M0RE COMPARED WITH II DEFEATS AND HIS THIRD SAT: ROl NAMUR VS UTILITiES, 6:30PM ON THREE SINGLES TO GET CRED.! FOR H!S SHUTOUT OF THE SEASON. SUNDAY-*' SEVENTH WiN O~ ThE SEASON. THE LOSS ~HE REDS SCORED ALL THEIR RUNS ON 12 NOON, AiR TRAFFIC VS. CHANCE VOUGHT WENT TO DICK HALL SiX CONSECUTIVE SINGLES IN THE SIXTH 2 P.M., CARDINALS VS BILLETING DICK STiGMAN LiMiTED THE DETROIT iNN,NG. PiNSO~ STARTED THE RALLY W!TH 4 P.M , NAVY VS. fiRE C~METS 7iGERS TO FiVE HITS TO LEAC ~HE M!N~ A SINGLE TO RIG~T ~ND THEN STOLE SEC 6 PM., CROSSROADS 15. WECO ESOTA TWiNS 70 AN 8-1 VICTORY IN THE OND JERRY LYNCH'S S!NGLE SCORED PIN O~Lv OT~ER AMERICAN LEAGJE GAME SCrlED SON AND S~NGLES BY ROBiNSON AND GORDY MOUNT AI NBALL PRACT I CE. SCIiEDUL E UU:D. COLEMAN PRODUCED THE SECOND RUN. JULY 25-27, BRANDON FIELD, 5:30 PaM. RICH ROLLINS ~iT HIS i31H ~O~ER FOR DIOMODE.S OLIVO THEN RELIEVED LAo's WEDNESD4Y - GARDEN SHOP TYE TWiNS, LENNV GREEN H,S !!TY AND 80B FRIEND (10-10) AND WAS GREETED BY THURSDAY - CARDINALS BOB ALL~SO~ ~IS !4Th AS ST;G~AN RE JOHN EDW~RDst SINGLE FOR A~OTHER RUN FRIDAY - CHANCE VOUGHT CORDED HIS F!FT~ VICTORY AGA!~ST TwO COLEMA~ WAS OUT TRYING FOR THIRD AND LOSSES FOVTACK ~~S CHARGED WITH LEO KA~DENAS THEN FOLLOWED WITH THE TENNIS TOURNAMENl RESCH8DULE HIS rOU~TH LOSS COMP~RED W Th SEVEN SiXT~ S!NGLE OF THE INNING DOUBLES MATCH RESCHEDULED fOR JuLY 26 VJ~TOR!ES THE VlCTORY WAS THE SiXTH STRA!G~T 5:00 P.Mo BAGANO-MAKA. BOYCE-HYNE FOP THE REDS, WHO NOW HAVE BEATEN THE vs. THiRD-PL~CE PIRATES EIGHT OUT OF 10 A~ERICAN LEAGuE STANDINGS liMES. T~C.To BOWLING LEAGUE SCHEDULE WON LOST PCT GB. MAURY WILLS BELTED A THREE-RUN 1-2 POWER HOUSE VS. TRANSPORTATiON NEW VORt<' 598 -- HOMER AND ~OUTHPAW JOHNNY PODRES 3-4 MARINE DEPT VS. PAIN1 SHOP Los ANGELES ·568 21- ~~ ~J CHECKED TH[ ST LOUIS CARDINALS ON 5-6 SHOP STORES ROCKETS VS. PIPE SHOP MINNESOTA 44 546 41 ~3 .:! N!NE HITS TO LEAD THE LEAGUE LEADING 7-8 FINANCIAL MGMT VS. GUTTERNAUTS CLEvELAND 45 5 2 9 1 7 Los ANGELES DODGERS TO A 9-2 TRIUMPH. BAlT!Iv'ORE 4 9 WILLS CON~ECTED OFF LOSER RAY SA CHICAGO 4 49 a FULLMER FRACTURED HAND 9 ~OO / DECK AFTER fRANK ~OWARD HAD HIT HIS DEPWIT 4 49 II 11TH HOMER WITH ONE ON iN THE SECOND SALT LAKE CITY, JULY 24 (UP~)- BOSTON 50 12 4~ .4~E INNING JIM GILLIAM ALSO HOMERED FO~ X-RAY EXAMINATION REVEALED TODAY THAT KANSAS CiTY 43 15 439 THE DODGERS. DON FULLMER OF WEST JORDAN, UTAH, SUF WASH!NGTON 35 5~ 3f6 2~ WILLIE MAYS HIT HIS 29TH HOMER OF FERED A FRACTURE IN HIS RIGHT HAND IN . . .. THE SEASON AND BOB BOLiN PITCHED A SATURDAY NIGHT'S UPSET OVER ARGENTINE DODGERS LOSE PITCHER SEVEN-HITTER FOR HIS 5TH STRAIGHT WIN MIDDLEWEIGHT ROCK RIVERO Los ANGELES, JULY 24 (UPI)--A CLUB AS THE SAN fRANCISCO GIANTS DEFEATED PHYSICIAN WIT~ TYE Los ANGELES DODGERS T~E HOUSTON COLTS, 5-1 fASHION NOTE HAS INDICATED THAT DODGE~ PITCHING •••• II PARIS, JULY 24 (UPI)--WORD lAME ACE SANDY KOUFAX WILL BE LOST TO THE NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS FROM PARIS MONDAV THAT MANY TOP DE CLUB FOR THREE AND POSSIBLY SIX WEEKS. WON LOST PCT. GB SIGNERS HAD DROPPED THE HEMLiNE OF KOUFAX, WHO HAS A NO-H~TTER TO HiS Los ANGELES 67 34 SKIRTS TWO TO EiGHT INCHES BELOW THE CREDiT THIS SEASON, IS SuFFERING FROM .66~ -- SAN FRANCISCO 65 36 64 2 KNEE. TODAY'S SHOWINGS ARE EXPECTED AN INJURY WHICH HAS CUT OF~ THE NOR~AL P!TTSBURGH 60 612 51- TO REVEAL THESE ADVANCES--HUGE, JEW SUPPLY OF BLOOD FOR THE INDEX FINGER CINCINNATI 55 ELED LAPEL PINS WITH WA1CHES HIDDEN OF HIS PITCHING HAND. ~~ 57~ 9~ ST. LOUIS 55 44 55 II BENEATH THEM, SHOES WITH DETACHABLE MI .... WAUKEE 49 ~05 16 HEELS .AND STOCKINGS WITH BUILT-IN HORNUNG BACK TO PACKERS PHILADELPHIA ~~ • 55 21 BLACK "BEAUTY SPOTS" FOR THE BACK OF SlAR HALFBACK PAUL HORNUNG OF THE HOUSTON 36 ~t 371 29 THE LEG NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE CHAMPION CHICAGO 65 350 31l. GREEN BAY PACKERS IS SLATED TO BE RE NEW YORK ~~ 70 255 3% THREATENS GUERRILLA WARFARE LEASED FROM THE ARMY TODAY HE PLANS ... ELISABETHVILLE, JULY 24 (tlPl)--- TO JOIN ~iS TEAM IN TRAINING IMMEDI NATIONS SHARE HONORS KATANGA PRESiDENT MOISE TSHOMBE WAR~ ATELY HORNUNG WAS THE NFL's LEADING BASTAD, SWEDEN, JULY 24 (UPI)--Two ED TODAY HE WOULD WAGE GUERRILLA WAR SCORER LAST SEASON. IN AMERICAN FOOT SOUT4 AMERICANS, A~ AUSTRALIAN AND AN FARE IF THE UNITED NATIONS TRiES TO BALL LEAGUE NEWS, HOuSTON OILER QUAR INDIAN CAME THROUGH TODAY TO THE SEMI END KATANGESE SECESSiON BY FO~CE TERBACK GEORGE BLANDA UNDERWENT A FINALS OF THE BASTAD INTERNATIONAL TSHOMBE ALSO SA!D HE WIL~ NOT NE THREE HOUR OPERATION YESTERDAY TO LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT HERE. GOTIATE ANY MORE WITH CONGO P~EMiER CORRECT A 1~YROiD DISORDER. HE WILL I~ QUARTER-FINAL MEN'S SINGLES CYRILLE ADOULA BECAUSE !tHE is NOT BE OUT OF O~LER PRESEASON TRAiNING EDUARDO SORIANO OF ARGENTINA BEAT BERT THE LEGAL REPRESENTATIVE Or rYE PEO FOR ABOUT TWO WEEKS" OLSSON OF SWEDEN 6-3J 6-0 AND EDISON PLE MANDERINO OF BRAZIL BEAT CHRISTER "I wilL DEAL IN THE Fl'TiJRE ',,·nTH SEVEN DOGS NEED HOMES WACHTMEISTER OF SWEDEN 6-1, 6-4. REAL AUTHORITIES," TSH0MBE rOlD A THE SEVEN DOGS DESC~IBED IN THE SE rAVORITE Roy EMERSON OF AUSTRALIA NEwS CONFERENCE. HE DID ~OT EXPLA!N CUR!TY NOTiCE IN YESTERDAY'S HouRGLASS BEAT GERT HOLM OF SWEDEN, 6-2, 6-1 1.1140 THESE tlREAL AUTHORI1!ES" WERE. WILL BE ~EPT AT THE BRIG roq 24 MORE AND INDIAN RAMANATHAN KRiSHNAN BEAT HE URGED EUROPE AND AM~RI~A TO HOURS. IF UNCLAIMED, IN ACCORD~NCE SWEDE J~N-ERIK fRIBERT 6-2, 6-2 JOIN WITH KATANGA I~ REBuiLDiNG THE WITH STATION OROE~5 THEY WILL BE DES- CONGO TROYED PAGE 6 HOURGLASS WEDNESDA~5 JULY 1962 NOTICES movie~ :lontg/tt WANTED OCEAN VIE\.J -- "SE~f(ET PARTlJER" SHOWTI~E 7:30 P M. MIT LINcoul LABORATOR'I NEED ~ rULL STEWART GRANtER. HAYA HARAREST--SCOTLAND YARD, ATTE~PT TIME SECRETARY FOR P~OJECT PRESS. iNC TO SOLVE THE ~YSTERIOUS, B~G-TIME ROBBERY OF A LONDON CALL MR. ROUERT BROWN AT 9-431 SHIPPING COMPANY, RUNS INTO INTRIGUE AND BLACKMAIL AS IT TPfCES THE MASTERMIND BEHIND THE SEEMINGLY PERFECT CRIME. FOR SALE SIIOqT SUBJECT: "ONE AGAINST THE WORLD" AKAI TAPE PECORDeR CA L L MR 80\..JE RS AT 9-393. 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