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VO!... 7 NQ3046 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1966
LONDON (UPI) -- TRANS-WORLD AIRLINES SECURITY OfflCALS PLANNED TO QUESTION A u.s. JET RAIDERS OUTSMART SAMS 16-YEAR OLD SAN MARINO, CALIf., SCHOOL- TO SMASH OIL DEPOTS, RAIL LINES BOY TODAY TO fiND OUT HOW HE BLUffED HIS I SAGION (UPI) -- U S WARPLANES USING NEW TECHNIQUES AND ELECTRONIC GEAR DODGED A WAY HERE fROM KANSAS CITY WITHOUT AN AIR RECORD 27 TO 29 COMMUNIST ANTI-AIRCRAFT MISSILES WITHOUT LOSS AND POUNDED NORT VIET NAM LINE TICKET OR PASSPORT. WITH THE GREATEST NUMBER OF AIR STRIKES OF THE WAR, IT WAS DISCLOSED TODAY GOVERNMENT OffiCIALS ALSO WANTED TO HAILING THE EVASION OF SOVIET-BUILT SURFAQE-TO-AIR (SAM) MISSILES AS A "SIGNifiCANT KNOW HOW JAMES "DAVY" DAVID MANAGED TO BREAKTHROUGH," U S OfFICIALS SAID 106 RAIDS WERE STAGED YESTERDAY THE UNMERCIFUL LEAVE LONDON AIRPORT'S PASSPORT CONTROL AERIAL POUNDING CONTINUED TODAY WITH STRIKES BY B-52 BOMBERS FROM GUAM UNCHALLENGED Two U S "HAWK" ANTI-AIRCRAfT MISSILES WERE ACCIDENTALLY FIRED AT THE DA NANG AIR FIELD "I WORKED OUT HOW TO DODGE OffiCIALS AT AND WERE BLOWN UP HARMLESSLY BY GROUND CONTROL EVERY POINT," SAID DAVY WHO fLEW fROM CHI A SPOKESMAN DENIED REPORTS THAT THE MARINE CORPS MISSILES WERE FIRED WHEN AN UNIDENTI CAGO ON A TWA JET TO SEE A GIRL fRIEND FIED PLANE WAS REPORTED EITHER THERE WAS A MALFUNCTION OR SOMEONE PUSHED THE WRONG HERE BUTTON, HE SA'! 0 n ON THE POLITICAL FRONT, PREMIER NGUYEN "HANOI CALLED WAR WEARy ~AO Ky's GOVERNMENT WAS REPORTED SETTING UP ~ P~NEL OF GENERALS TO DEC/DE WHETHER FIVE PEKING RELUCTANT TO FIGHT PISSIDENT COMMANDERS VIOLATED MILITARY DIS WASHINGTON (UPI) -- ACTING SECRETARY OF STATE GEORGE W BALL SAID TODAY THAT NORTH VIET CIPLINE DURING THE RECENT BUDDHIST DRIVE NAM WAS SUFFERING "WAR WEARINESS" AND THERE WAS NO EVIDENCE THAT RED CHINA MIGHT INTER- ~GAINST THE REGIME ALL FIVE HAVE BEEN RE VENE IN THE CONFLICT ~IEVED OF THEIR COMMANDS AND ARE SAID TO BE HE TOLD A NEWS CONFERENCE THAT INTELLIGENCE REPORTS FROM HANOI "WITHIN THE PAST FEW UNDER HOUSE ARREST IN SAIGON DAYS" HAVE BEEN PARTICULARLY "ENCOURAGING;" HOWEVER, HE WARNED AGAIN''\T UNDUE OPTIMISM, AUSTRALIAN SPOKESMEN DISCLOSED THAT AUSSIE DECLARING THAT THE COMMUNISTS PROBABLY STILL HELD THE MISTAKEN IDEA THAT AMERICAN HOME TROOPS ARE USING A NON-POISONOUS GAS TO fRONT DISSENSION MIGHT SAVE THEM PROBE VIET CONG TUNNELS AND TRACE THEIR OUT BALL ELABORATED ON PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S STATEMENT OF YESTERDAY THAT DIPLOMATIC REPORTS LETS BLOWN IN UNDER PRESSURE IT DISCLOSES INDICATED COMMUNIST LEADERS "NO LONGER REALLY EXPECT MILITARY VICTORY" IN VIET NAM THE SMALL AIR SHAFTS AND CAMOUFLAGED ENTRANCES, UNDERSECRETARY MET NEWSMEN IN THE ABSENCE OF THEY SAID SECRETARY DEAN RUSK, WHO IS ON AN ASIAN THE STUNNING DISPLAY OF U S AIR MIGHT HAVE TOUR HARRY BYRD IN A COMA YESTERDAY INCLUDED A RAID ON OIL AND MATERI BALL SAID INFORMATION CONCERNING THE ATTI NO HOPE FOR RECOVERY ~L DEPOTS WITHIN 25 MILES OF HANOI NAVY TUDE OF THE NORTH VIETNAMESE LEADERS AND BERRYVILLE, VA (UPI) -- FORMER U S SEN PILOTS ATTACKED AN ANTI-AIRCRAFT SITE 47 PEOPLE CAME FROM "REPORTS OF OBSERVERS IN HARRY F BYRD SR , LONG-TIME WATCHDOG OVER ~ILES FROM THE NORTH VIETNAMESE PORT HANOI, WHO ARE THERE IN DIFFEREAT CAPACITIES fEDERAL SPENDING, SANK INTO A DEEP COMA CITY OF HAIPHONG THE IMPRESSIONS THAT THEY HAVE fROM THE YESTERDAY AND HIS FAMILY SAID THERE WAS NO (CONTINUED ON PAGE CONVERSATIONS THAT THEY HAVE WITH THE PEO HOPE FOR HIS RECOVERY FROM A MALIGNANT PLE WITHIN THE REGIME AND OUTSIDE OF IT " BRA IN TUt10R SURVEYOR IS AWAKENED THESE OBSERVERS REPORT "THAT THERE IS A "HIS DOCTORS STATE THAT HE WILL NOT RE PASADENA (UPI) -- THE SLUMBERING SURVEYOR CHANGE IN SENTIMENT NOT ONLY IN THE GOVERN GAIN CONSCIOUSNESS AGAIN," RICHARD E BYRD, MOONCRAfT WAS WAKENED TODAY ON COMMAND FROM MENT BUT IS REfLECTED IN GREATER WAR WEARI ONE OF THE FORMER SENATOR'S SONS, SAID AN AUSTRALIAN TRACKING STATION THAT SOUNDED NESS AMONG THE PEOPLE AND A GREATER CONCERN THE 79-YEAR-OLD BY~D, HEAD OF VIRGINIA'S AN ALARM 230,000 MILES INTO SPACE. THAT THE BRIGHT HOPES THEY HAD BfEN LED TO DEMOCRATIC PARTY FOR FOUR DECADES AND LONG "SURVEYOR WAS CONTACTED THIS MORNING FROM HAVE EARLIER ARE FRUSTRATED, ANb PEOPLE ARE TIME CHAIRMAN OF THE SENATE FINANCE COM CANBERRA AT 4 29 AM AND AT 6 30 AM BY D I SCOUQAGED," BALL SA 10 MITTEE, RESIGNED FROM THE SENATE LAST FALL SYNCHRONIZED SIGNALS MADE WITH THE SPACE THl ACTING ~ECRETARY SAID HE COULD NOT PRE BECAUSE OF FAILING HEALTH HE WAS REPLACED CRAFT IN A TWO-WAY LOCK," A SPOKESMAN AT THE DICT WHEN THE NEW "ATTITUDE" IN HANOI WOULD ~y HIS SON, SEN. HARRY F BYRD JR , (DEM JET PROPULSION LABORATORY SAID BE TRANSLATED INTO A "POLITICAL DECISION" V~ ), NOW EMBROILED IN A HEATED CAMPAIGN HE SAID THE TRACKING STATION AT CANBERRA TO SUE fOR PEACE TALKS HOWEVER, HE ADDED, FOR ELECTION TO THE REMAINING FOUR YEARS rwAS "PRESENTLY INTERROGATING" TO DETERMIt-.E (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) OF THE TERM THE CONDITION OF THE LUNAR VEHICLE'S EQUIP THE ELDER BYRD'S FAMILY DISCLOSED YESTER ~ENT AND THE STRENGTH OF ITS STORAGE BATTERY DAY THAT HIS CONDITION WAS UNDERGOING SOLAR PANELS ABOARD THE b20-POUND SPACE LABOR ENDORSES WILSON "STEADY DETERIORATION" AND THAT HE WAS CRAFT THAT MADE AN HISTORIC SOFT-LANDING ON ON BACKING U.S. POLICV PARTLY PARALYZED THE MOON JUNE I WERE TURNED TOWARD THE SUN LONDON (UPI) -- THE RULING LABOR PARTY BYRD HAS BEEN IN A COMA BEFORE AND RE ON EARTH COMMAND BUT NO PICTURE-TAKING WAS YESTERDAY OVERWHELMINGLY ENDORSED BRITISH COVERED BUT THIS TIME, IT WAS REPORTED, PLANNED FOR SEVERAL DAYS PRIME MINISTER HAROLD WILSON'S GUARDED THERE IS NO HOPE "THE SCIENTISTS ARE NOT PARTICULARLY IN SUPPORT Of U S VIET NAM POLICY. THE MOVE TERESTED IN PICTURES TAKEN DURING THE MIDDLE APPEARED TO SILENCE ONCE AND fOR ALL ALL OFFICE ROMANCE ENTERS OF THE LUNAR DAY: HOWEVER, THE SPACECRAFT LEFTWING AGITATION WITHIN THE PARTY TO CAMERA PROBABLY WILL BE EXCERCISED WHEN THE OPPOSE THE ASIAN WAR EFFORT SENATE'S DODD PROBE ~OLDSTONE TRACKING STATION IN CALIFORNIA'S THE PRIME MINISTER WILL fLY TO WASHINGTON WASHINGTON (UPI) -- SEN THOMAS J DODD'S MOJAVE DESERT TAKES OVER COMMUNICATIONS WITH JULY 28 FOR VIET NAM TALKS WITH PRESIDENT BELATED ATTEMPT TO BREAK UP A PAIR OF OFFICESURVEYOR LATE THIS EVENING," THE SPOKESMAN JOHNSON AND THE POSSIBLE PRESENTATION Of ROMANCES APPARENTLY IGNITED THE POWDER TRAINSAID A NEW BRITISH VIET NAM PEACE OFFENSIVE OF EVENTS THAT PLUNGED HIM INTO A SENATE THE DEVELOPMENTS SURROUNDED THE ARRIVAL INVESTIGATION. SUKARNO ACCEPTS RULING Of FRENCH PREMIER GEORGES POMPIDOU AND FOR THE CHARGES OF MISCONDUCT WHICH BROUGHT JAKARTA (UPI) -- PRESIDENT SUKARNO AP EIGN MINISTER MAURICE COUVE DE MURVILLE ON THE SENATE ETHICS COMMITTEE'S INQUIRY PEARED BEFORE THE INDONESIAN CONGRESS TODAY FOR A THREE-DAY OfFICIAL VISIT THEY IM WERE LEVELED BY COLUMNISTS DREW PEARSON ~ND RELUCTANTLY ACCEPTED ITS DECIS ON STRIP MEDIATELY WENT TO 10 DOWNING STREET FOR A AND JACK ANDERSON, BUT THEY WERE ESSENTI PING HIM OF DICTATORIAL POWERS BUT CHALLENGED MEETING WITH WILSON ALLY THE WORK OF FOUR YOUNG PEOPLE IN LOVE ~HEM TO LET THE PEOPLE PASS JUDGMENT ON WILSON WAS EXPECTED TO TRY TO ENLIST IT WAS THEY, ALL FORMER EMPLOYEES, WHO !THE ACTIONS FRENCH COOPERATION IN A MAJOR VIET NAM REMOVED FROM THE CONNECTICUT SENATOR'S SUKARNO APPEARED BEFORE THE CLOSING SESSION PEACE INITIATIVE. THE FRENCHMEN MAY HAVE FILES ABOUT 4,000 DOCUMENTS, SOME OF WHICH pF THE PROVISIONAL PEOPLES CONSULTATIVE VIET NAM NEWS fOR WILSON IT WAS LEARNED PEARSON AND ANDERSON USED IN ACCUSING CONGRESS (MPRS) AND COMPLAINED THAT HE WAS IN PARIS THAT PRESIDENT CHARLES DE GAULLE'S DODD OF ACTING AS AN ERRAND BOY FOR A ~OT OFFICIALLY INFORMED OF ITS DECISION PERSONAL ENVOY, VlrT NAM EXPERT JEAN SAIN FOREIGN AGENT AND OF DIVERTING TO HIS OWN YESTERDAY TO STRIP HIM OF HIS TITLE "PRESI TENY, MET fOR TWO AND A HALF HOURS IN HANOI POCKET MONEY INTENDED FOR USE IN HIS RE pENT FOR LIFE," NAME A NEW GOVERNMENT AND MONDAY WITH NORTH VIETNAMESE PRESIDENT Ho ELECTION CAMPAIGN ~EVERSE MOST OF HIS POLICIES CHI MINH. LINKED IN THE INTRA-OFFICE INTRIGUE ARE HE SAID WHEN HE READ THE DECISIONS THIS SAINTENY, WHO HAS KNOWN Ho fOR MORE THAN JAMES P BOYD, A 37-YEAR-OLD DIVORCED ~ORNING "MY HEART WENT BOOM I FELT AS IF 20 YEARS, EARLIER HAD WHAT WERE REPORTED FATHER Of FOUR AND ONETIME TOP AIDE TO I WAS STANDING ON BURNING EMBERS" TO BE INCONCLUSIVE DISCUSSIONS WITH CHI~ESE DODD, AND MRS MAJORIE CARPENTER, 28, A SUKARNO SAID HE WOULD ACCEPT THE CONGRESS' OFfiCIALS IN PEKING WHILE EXPLORING POSSI PETITE BLONDE DIVORCEE WHO ONCE WORKED AS PECISIONS, BUT HE SAID HE WISHED GENERAL BILITIES OF PEACE IN VIET NAM A DODD SECRETARY, AND MICHAEL O'HARE, 30, rLECTIONS COULD BE HELD RIGHT AWAY TO TEST THE ARRIVAL Of PQMPINOU AND COUVE DE MUR THE SENATOR'S FORMER OFFICE MANAGER, AND HE WILL OF THE PEOPLE VILLE MARKED THE fiRST FRENCH HIGH LEVEL SHAPELY REDHEAD TERRY GOLDEN, 23, ANOTHER HOWEVER, THE NEW MILITARY STRONGMEN WERE OffiCIAL VISIT TO LONDON SINCE COMMON MAR fORMER SECRETARY ~NLIKELY TO AGREE TO EARLY ELECTIONS SINCE KET THREE YEARS AGO AND DE GAULLE'S PULLOUt WHISPERS or OfFICE ROMANCE WERE ABROAD ON ~UKARNO STILL IS HELD IN HIGH REGARD AS THE fROM NATO. CAPITOL HILL EVEN BEFORE THE ETHICS COM ~ERO OF THE REVOLUTION AGAINST THE FORMER POMPIDOU ALSO WAS EXPECTED TO REPORT ON MITTEE OPENED ITS SENSATIONAL PUBLIC HEAR DUTCH RULERS DE GAULLE'S VIET NAM AND EAST-WEST TALKS INGS LAST MONTH, AND LATER TESTIMONY SEEMED "THE ARMY HAS TO TAKE ON ALL THE RESPONSI WITH KREMLIN LEADERS DURING DE GAULLE'S TO CONFIRM THEM ~ILITY TO HELP THE PEOPLE," SAID SUHARTO, JUST ENDED 12-DAY VISIT TO THE SOVIET UNION t-IHo WAS NAMED "ACTING PRESIDENT" - PAGE 2 - HOLJRSL\SS TRANQUILIZERS ON TRIAL RED SAM MISSILES TEAMSTER~ ", ' ,) I r, T ) TO PICK UP TAB NOT VERY DEADLY A ON OFFICERS' LEGAL CO~T~ '.JAIGOI'l (L;>-'jl C '_1.. (./ 1(. !' I ) ,I , I 11 , "IJ I' T T Of J ~ L.' ) r I ,1j \ ~ -- HEr A MS T E R 5 Ur--/ I ON SSILES ) I [ ! I r I l. J V ~ 'I T A " JOTr) TI)[)f\Y T,) lAY tv<"Rf Tr', ~I MIL- BAT- l I.. 1- h I I 1\ ell: • LlC" I lrG~L r' T I r A L F - ell ~ ") COL. LIE J J _ I Lt Y THE R E JA~~ES R. HOFFA AND OTHER UN I ON OFF 1- -- wAITtdG rrJR DfATH -- IN A FRENZY OF CIALS IN DEFENDING THEMSELVES AGAINST T- ... T'S I/ .... i 'MEillCAN PILOTS CA~L TRD-10RS. CRIMiNAL PROSECUTIONS BROUGHT BY THE rr .. f D THE LJ S AIRtv,E. hAVE SEEJ THESE WERE THE SCENES YESTERDAY WHEN FEDERAL GOVERNMENT A LEAST 3(,0 OF TolE CIGAR-SrAPED HOC FOOD AND nRUG ADMINISTRATION (FDA) THE MONEY, TOTALING ~1,OOG,500 '<[TS STREAKII~G TOWA~D TriEIR AIRCRAFT OFFICIALS SHOWED A ~ORROR MOViE OF WOULD COME OUT OF THE UNION TREASURY. U.S AiR FORCE OFF ICIALS SAY THE LABORATORY DOGS I,. T~EIR DEATH ThROES ONLY ONE MAN, NEGRO LARRY THOMAS SA~S, SJPPLIED TO ThE HANOI COM- AFTER HEAVY DOSAGE OF TRANQUILIZER PRESIDENT OF LOCAL 596, PHILADELPH:A, M.;NISTS BY THE SOVIET UN lOr--., A~E DRuG USED BY MANY AMERICANS. THE FDA PA., STOOD UP IN OPPOSITION TO THE SIf.'.ILAR I" APPEARANCE TO THE U S IS HOLDING HEARINGS ON ITS PROPOSAL TO RESOLUTION, BUT T~OMAS WAS SHOUTED I~IKE-AJAX GROU~D-TO-AIR MISSILE THE TIGHTEN REGULATION OF THE DRUG, MEM- DOWN BY 2,000 CHEERING, WHISTLING N.KE-AJAX IS 34 FEET LO~G, A FOOT WIDE PROBAMATE, WHICH IS SOLD COMMERICALLY DELEGATES AS THEY APPROVED T~E MOVE A".:D HAS FO'.JR-FOOT "WINGS" AT ITS BASE. UNDER SUCH TRADE NAMES AND "MILTOWN" BY VOICE VOTE ONLY 12 TO ILf AMERICAN PLA,4ES HAVE AND "EQUANIL " THE RESOLUTION ALSO AUTHORIZES ALL [... E[ 8'10 JGHT DO\-, J BY SAM ROCKETS, THE DOGS WERE THE S BJECT OF A 1957 FUTURE EXPENDITURES INCURRED FOR w Ie Af~C G~IDED BY RADAR, THE RADAR EXPERIMENT AT THE U S PUBLIC HEALTH LEGAL DEFENSES. '" '-; r 1 IS SO VlTAL TO THEIR EFFECTIVE- CENTER Ii'. LEXINGTON, Ky. EACH WAS FED HOFFA IS CURRENTLY APPEALING 13 YEARS [~S THAT WHEJ U.S. PILOTS ATTACK LARGE QJANTITIES OF THE DRJG OVER A IN FEDERAL PRISON ON COURT CONVICTIONS. SAM SITES THEY GO AFTER THE RADAR VAN~ PERIOD OF 128 DAYS AND WERE THEN ABRUP- BEfORE THE VOTE WAS TAKEN, A NUMBER IGNORING THE MISSILES THEMSELVES. TLY WITHDRAWN OF TEAMSTER OFFICIALS FROM ACROSS No O~E KNOWS HOW MANY SAM BATTERIES OF FIVE DOGS INVOLVED IN THE EXPERI- THE COUNTR~ WHO HAVE BEEN SENT TO THERE ARE IN NORTH VIET NAM BECAUSE MENT, FOUR DIED -- ONE BEFORE THE WITH- PRISON ON VARIOUS FEDERAL CHARGES, THEY ARE hlGn~Y MOBILE. THEY WERE DRAWAL PROCESS EVEN BEGAN GOT UP AND ENDORSED IT FIRST P)T 11,10 PLArF hROUND THE CAPI- DR. CARL ESSING, {l NEUROLOGIST AT FRANK MATULA JR., Los ANGELES, ONE TAL OF HArW I I r.... FEBRUARY, i 965 THE HEAL TH CENTER WHO CONDUCTED THE OF THE TEAMSTERS THREE TRUSTEES, SOVIET TECH~ICIANS HAD TO BE IM- EXPERIMENT, SAID HE FED THE DRUG TO THE ATTAC~ED THE INTERNAL REVENUE DEPART PORTED TO TEACH ThE NORTH V,ETNAMESE DOGS AFTER SEVERAL PATIENTS HAD COME MENT AS "THOSE CROOKS." HOW TO FIRE THE ROCKETS AND IT IS PRE- TO THE CENTER ADDICTED TO MEPROBAMATE. MATULA CALLED HIS IMPRISONMENT "THE SUMED SOME OF THE RUSSIANS HAVE BEEN ESSING SAID HE FELT DOCTORS SHOULD BIGGEST FRAME UP YOU EVER SAW." HE KILLED IN ATTACKS ON SAM SITES. BE WARNED OF THE EFFECTS OF THE DRUG TOLD THE DELEGATES "DONiT THINK IT 1I ThE SAMS KNOCKED DOWN SIX U.S. IF IT COULD BE PROVED IT WAS ADDICTIVE. CAN!T HAPPEN TO YOu. PLANES I~ EARLY RAIDS BUT THE LOSS "'volE FELT THIS (STUDY) DEMONSTRATED A HE EXPLAINED THAT WHEN HE GOT OUT RATE HAS DROPPED SHARPLY SINCE THEN. PHYSICAL DEPENDENCE ON ~EPROBAMATE OF PRISON HE WAS CONFRONTED BY INTER U S. OFFICIALS SAY ThAT PILOTS HAVE HAD DEVELOPED I N THESE AN IMALS, " HE NAL REVENUE AGENTS WHO DEMANDED PAY BECOME EXPERT I r" DODG I NG ThE ROCKETS SAID, AND THE SAME RESULTS COULL OCCUR MENT OF ALLEGED BACK TAXES. HE SAID BUT ALSO ADMIT SOME SORT OF SYSTEM IN MAN HE GOT SO DISCOURAGED THAT HE TOLD HAS BEEN DEVISED TO SNARL THE ROC ESSING SAID THE DOGS ALL BEGAN EXPER THEM "PUT ME BACK WHERE YOU TOOK ME KETS! G IDANCE SYSTEMS. IENCING WITHDRAWAL SYMPTOMS ABOUT 15 OUT OF AND II Ll BE A LOT BETTER OF F • " HOURS AFTER THEY STOP~ED RECEIVING THIS DREW A WAVE OF LAUGHTER FROM TWO NEGROES GUNNED DOWN MEPROBAMATE. IN EA CH CASE, HE SA I D, THE THE UNION DELEGATES. DOGS WENT INTO CONVULSIONS WHICH ONE NEW YORK DELEGATE REFERRED TO BY SACRAMENTO GUNNERS II SACRAMENTO, (UPI) -- Two NEGRv MEN SHORTLY LEAD TO THE DEATH OF THREE OF HIS PRISON SENTENCE AS A "STICKUP. WERE KILLED BY GUNMEN IN A PASSING THEM HE SAID THE FOURTH DOG EXPERI A NUMBER OF DELEGATES CONTINUED TH~ CAR LAST NIGHT WITHIN SIGHT OF THE ENCED A MILD CONVULSION, BUT HE AT UNIONS'S ATTACK ON THE PRESS FOR ITS' CALIFORNIA STATE CAPITOL. FIVE WHITE TRIBUTED THIS TO THE FACT THE DOG ALLEGED "HOST I L I TY" TO THE TEAMS I ERS. MEN, THREE OF THEM TEEN-AGERS, WERE WAS HANDLED DURING THE WITHDRAWAL ONE MEMBER CHARGED THAT IIDUE TO THE ARRESTED. PERIOD. PRESS AND DUE TO A FEW SELFISH POLITI THE SUSPECTS WERE BOOKED ON SUSPI- THE GOVERNMENT WANTS TO LIMIT TO CIANS THE TEAMSTERS UNION HAS TO BUY CION OF MURDER. FIVE THE NUMBER OF PRECRIPTION REFILLS ITS FREEDOM." THE NEGROES, STANDING ON OPPOSITE FOR MEPROBAMATE AND IT WANTS ALL HOFFA PRESIDED OVER THE MEETING BUT SIDES OF A SLUM NEIGHBORHOOD STREET, MEPROBAMATE PRESCRIPTIONS AUTOMATICALLY DID NOT MAKE ANY COMMENTS. YE~TERDAY, WERE HIT BY SHOTGUN BLASTS. THEY WERE VOIDED AFTER SIX MONTHS HOFFA SHOUTED "To HELL WITH OUR IDENTIFIED AS HARRY BROWN, 51, NO CARTER-\VALLACE INC., CH I EF MANUFAC ... ENEMIESII FROM THE PODIUM AND GOT A KNOWN ADDRESS, AND ERNEST MARTIN, 32, TURER OF THE DR G, SAID IT WOULD PROVE BIG ROUND OF CHEERING HE WAS DUE TO FRESNO, CALIF. THE DR-G IS LESS HARMFUL THAN ASPIRIN. BE CONSIDERED FOR A RAISE TODAY. POLICE SAID THE SHOTGUN VOLLEYS CAME THE GOVERNMENT'S CASE, THE COMPANY AR FROM AN OLD MODEL AUTOMOBILE IN WHICH GUES, IS A COLLECTION OF ISOLATED, UN- GOVERNOR TOURS OMAHA FIVE MEN WERE RIDING. RELATED INSTANCES. iN WAKE OF RiOTING HOMICIDE DETECTIVES COULD NOT IM- THE HEARINGS ARE EXPECTED TO LAST OMAHA, (UPI) -- NEBRASKA Gov. FRANK MEDIATELY OFFER A MOTIVE FOR THl SLAY- THROUGH THE SUMMER • MORRISON, ACCOMPANIED BY NATIONAL INGS. THEY SAID THEY KNEW OF NO RACIAL ------UARDSMEN, TOURED A STRIFE-TORN NEGRO EIGHBORHOOD TODAY AND THEN MET YOUNG OVERTONES CHE GUEVARA CROPS UP DETECTIVES SAID THEY DID NOT KNOW AMONG ARGENTINE REDS EGRO LEADERS TO DISCUSS THEIR GRIE- IF THE VICTIMS WERE ACQUAINTED POSADAS, ARGENTIA (UPI) -- POLICE TO- VANCES. THE SUSPECTS, ARRESTED IN THE NEAR DAY REPORTED THAT ERNESTO (CHE) I MORRISON NAMED LACK OF JOBS, POOR EDU- BY YOLO COUNTY COMMUNITY OF BRYTE, GUEVARA, ARGENTINE-BORN CUBAN GUERRILLA CATION AND BAD HOUSING AS SOME OF THE WERE IDENTIFIED AS ARNOLD LACHENAUR, LEADER, HAS BEEN SEEN IN THIS NORTH- ~EASONS FOR THE VIOLENCE WHICH HAS 17, AND EPIFANO GUTIERREZ, 21, BOTH EASTERN REGION RECENTLY. HOWEVER, THEY ~HAKEN OMAHA'S NEAR NORTH SIDE. OF BRYTE, AND WILLIAM FALLIN, 23" SAID THEY DID NOT KNOW HIS WHEREABOUTS HE RETURNtD, GRIM-FACED, FROM THE DINO PADILLA, 19, AND TIMOTHY MILLER, PRESENTLY. ATIONAL GOVERNORS' CONFERENCE IN Los 16, ALL OF NEARBY BRODERICK. GUEVARA HAS BEEN OUT OF THE LIME- t! NGELES LAST NIGHT AND WENT THROUGH THE THE CITY HAS EXPERIENCED NO SERIOUS LIGHT SINCE APRIL, 1965 WHEN HE RETURNED REA UNDER THE GUARD OF NATIONAl GUARDS- RACIAL VIOLENCE. THERE HAVE BEEEN TO CUBA FROM A TOUR OF COMMUNIST EAST EN IN JEEPS AND A TROOP CARRIER. SCATTERED INSTANCES OF UNREST IN THE EUROPE AND AFRICAo SINCE HIS DISAPPEAR- THE GUARDSMEN HAD BEEN CALLED OUT TO ANCE FROM THE CUBAN SCENE, HE HAS BEEN EEP THE AREA UNDER CONTROL, BUT MORRI- PREDOMINATELY NEGRO OAK PARK AREA ! ACROSS TOWN FROM THE SCENE OF THE VARIOUSLY REPORTED DEAD, CRITICALLY ON SAID HE WAS REASSURED BY WHAT HE ILL OR WORKING AS A GUERRILLA LEADER AW. THE OUTBREAKS WHICH HAD ERUPTED SHOOTINGSo ~--~------IN VARIOUS PARTS OF SOUTH AMERICA. IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD THE THREE PREVIOUS TRENTON, NoJ (UPI) -- IT'S AGAINST ARMY CAPT. MARIO DAVICO, ASSISTANT IGHTS HAD BEEN STILLED THE LAW TO KILL A BEAR IN NEW JERSEY CHIEF OF POLICE, SAID GUEVARA'S PRESENCE ~ORRISON ANNOUNCED HE HAD NAMED A COM- -- BUT ONLY IF IT's A NATIVE-BORN IN THE REGION BECAME KNOWN THROUGH A ITTEE TO WORK DETAILS OF OPENING AN RESIDENT. ROUNDUP OF COMMUNISTS AND SYMPATHIZERS FFICE IN THE NORTH SIDE WHERE PERSONS STATE FISH AND GAME DIRECTOR LESTER IN THE AREA. HE SAID HE HAD HEARD THAT AY LIST THEIR JOB SKILLS AND WHAT RAINING THEY DESIRE. Go McNAMARA CITED THE DISTINCTION GUEVARA HAD BROKEN AN ARM IN A RECENT THE DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR SAID HE HOPES YESTERDAY WHEN HE DISMISSED A CASE CAR ACCIDENT, AND SHAVED HIS BEARD AND HE OFFICE WILL AID IN MATCHING THE JOB ~G~INST TWO FAIR LAWN, N.J., POLICE CUT HIS HAIR TO ALTER HIS PERSONAL ~OTENTIALS OF RESIDENTS OF THE AREA WITH ~EN WHO SHOT AND KILLED A HIMALAYAN IIAPPEARANCEo iJOB OPPORTUNITIES • BE AR tv1A Y 29. ,• -_.=...------'- - ~ / I ,rlAuE 3 HOURGLASS KAISER RETURNS TO REDSTONE REDSTONE ARSENAL, ALA --COL WILLIAM F KAISER RETURNED TO REDSTONE ARSENAL LAST MONTH AS CHIEF OF STAFF OF THE ARMY MISSILE COMMAND HE REPLACES COL E J MCGINNIS WHO HAS BEEN ACTING CHIEF OF STAFF AND WHO NOW BECOMES DIRECT OR OF THE PROCUREMENT AND PRODUCTION DIRECTORATE THIS IS COL KAISER'S SECOND TOUR AT THE ARMY'S NORTH ALABAMA MISSILE AND ROCKET CENTER HE PREVIOUSLY SERVED AS DEPUTY CHIEF AND THEN AS CHIEF OF THE CONTROL OFFICE AND DEPUTY TO THE COMMANDING GENERAL FOR BALLISTIC MISSILE I OF THE ARMY ORDNANCE MISSILE COMMAND HE COMES TO REDSTONE FROM WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE, NEW MEX , WHERE HE SERVED AS ACTING DEPUTY COMMANDER SINCE APR I L, 1966 FROM LEFT, DOUGLAS SIMS, TAWN ANDERSON AND TOR MOST OF COLONEL KAISER'S MILITARY CAREER HAS BEEN SPENT ANDERSON RECEIVED 50-MILE SWIM TROPHIES OVER THE WEEKEND IN ARMY ORDNANCE WITH THE PAST ELEVEN YEARS LARGELY IN MISSILE-RELATED WORK A NATIVE OF LAFAYETTE, IND , COL KAISER HOLDS A BS DE GREE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING FROM PURDUE UNIVERSITY AND A MASTERS DEGREE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION FROM THE UNI Around TOWN. VERSITY OF CHICAGO HE IS A GRADUATE OF THE ARMED FORCES • STAFF COLLEGE, NORFOLK, VA COL KAISER WAS COMMISSIONED IN THE FIELD ARTilLERY (RESERV~) OUT OF ROTC AT PURDUE DURING 1944 AND 1945 HE WAS EXECUTIVE OFFICER TO THE CHIEF OF ORDNANCE OFFICER, SOUTHWrST PACIFIC THEATER h( STARr~D WORKING N!TH MISSILES AND TOOK CHARGE OF DE- POT OPERATiONS AT PUEBLO ORDNANCE DEPOT COLONEL KAISER WAS LATER ASSIGNED AS COMMANDER OF THE U S ARMY ORDNANCE DEPOT, KOREA, AND AS CHIEF OF STAFF AT WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE HE BECAME DIRECTOR, MISSILE TEST AND EVALU4TION, AT WSMR IN 1964, SERVING UNTIL HIS ASSIGNMENT AS ACTING DEPUTY COMMANDER COL KAISER IS MARRIED TO THE FORMER BLANCHE M SWANSON OF LAI="AYETTE, IND THEY HAVE ONE SON, JAMES, WHO IS A STUDfNT AT PURDUE UNIVERSITY A NOTE OF THANKS WE WISH TO THANK ALL OF OUR FRIENDS FOR THEIR KINDNESS AND EXPRESSIONS OF SYMPATHY FOLLOWING THE DEATH OF OUR MOTHER, LOUISE lAVILLA OF HONOLULU ON JUNE 26 EDWIN AND DANNY LAVILLA IF you WORK FOR A MAN, IN HEAVEN'S NAME, WORK FOR HIM, SPfAK WELL OF HIM AND STAND BY THE INSITUTION HE REPRE SENTS REMEMBER - AN OUNCE OF LOYALTY IS WORTH A POUND OF CLEVERNESS IF YOU MUST GROWL, CONDEMN AND ETERNALLY FIND FAULT, WHY - RESIGN YOUR POSITION AND WHEN YOU ARE ON THE OUTSIDE, DAMN IT TO YOUR HEART'S CONTENT, BUT AS LONG AS YOU ARE A WILLIAM KAISER PART OF THE INSTITUTION DO NOT CONDEMN IT UP-TO-DATE BY SERGEANT MAJOR JOHN MONGER Nlacv's ---=- - - - ~ ------=-,,-.....r_---- - ~ ------me - -- Another great MACY'S ~ PRICE SALE! For Junior-grade Isaac Waltons: COMPLETE FISHING OUTFITS Now just $2.35 will supply you with POLE, LURES, HOOKB, LINE, REEL and BAIT BOX -- and only $4.70 for POLE, LURES, LEADERS, SHOT, SPINNER REEL and TACIa,E BOX! Originally designed for fresh water, these outfits are easily adapted to salt water. Don •t mis s a grand opportunity to introduce your youngsters to the joys of fishing -- without break ing the family Piggy Bank! TG10RROW -- MACY'S KWAJALEIN PERSPECtiVES PAGE 4 HOuRGLASS WEDNE5D~Y, JULY 6, 1966 I "1\-;.'1 ('C~~fr- I~R r'~A"IS ! ~. ti L ~ H n i J 1\ SATURN TEST SUCCEwS r r: r HUMPHREY BRIEF~ GOVERNOR~ MOVES NEARER ~ ~CON [ PARIS (UPI) -= THE INfLUENTIAL MAGA- ON IUo&o POL!CRE~ IN A~IA CAPE KENNEDY (UPl) - THE SUCCES5 I ZINE PARIS MATCH THIS WEEK AGAIN PUB- Los ANGLES (UPI) -- VICE PRESIDENT or A NOW~LIFELESS SATJ~N ~OCKET HULK f LISHED PHOTOGRAP~S Cf YOUNG GERMANS HUBERT H. HUMPHREY, C~ITICIZING WHIR~ING AROUND THE WORLD TODAY HAS IN NEO-NAZI UNifORMS ALLEGEDLY SWEAR THOSE WHO WOULD ONLY GO "HALFWAY" !I>,l) REINFORCED ~oS ANS TO USE THE ING ALLEGIANCE TO HiTlERo THE WEEK~Y VIET NAM, TOLD THE NATIONcS GOVERNORS UPPER STAGE AS A DOUBLE DUTY LAUNCHER DENlfD WEST GERMAN GOv~tNT CHARGES TODAY THAT THE INITIATIVE IN THE FOR ApOLLO EARTH ORBITAL AND LuNAR THAT THE PICTURES WERE fAKED. ASIAN WAR HAS SHIFTED TO THE UoSo SHOTS. THE PHOTOGRAPHS WERE fIR~T PUBLISHED THROUGH! A SERIES OF "SMASHING DEfEATS" THE 200,OOO-POUND THRUST HYDROGEN- TWO WEEKS AGO A~D PARIS MATCH SAiD INfliCTED ,~ THE COMMUNISTSo FUELED VEHICLE PASSED A FIVE HOUR NAZISM WAS C~ THE I~CREASE AMONG HUMPHREYuS PREPARED ADDRESS TO THIS SERIES or ORBITAL TESTS TODAY THAT YOUNG GERMANS. 58TH ANNUAL GOVERNORS c CONfERENCE PRE PROVED IT CAN KEEP ITS ~YDROGEN fUEL A WEST GERMAN SPOhESMAN SAID PARIS CEDED A SPECIAL NIET NAM BRIEfiNG BY STAB~E IN ORBIT AND READY TO FEED ITS MATC~ HAD BEEN DECEIVED, THAT THE A TEAM Of WH I TE HOUSE A IDESo iT CAME, lNGINE FOR A RESTART TO FIRE SPACE- p~OTOGRAPHS WERE TAKEN IN THE HOME Of TOO, A~ DEMOCRATIC GOVERNORS NEGOTI- SHIPS TOWARD THE MOON. A MUNICH TAILOR AND TriE rOUNG NEO- I ATED fOR REPUBLICAN SUPPOR¥ OF A r~E IMPORTANT ENGINE.ERING SUCCESS t'4AZIS "VERY PROBABLY WERE fRENCHMEN" BIPARTISAN RESOLUTION ENDORSiNG MARKED A SIGNIFICANT ADVANCE IN ORBIT- POSING FOR THE P!CTURESo PRES!DENT JOHNSONcS VIET NAM POLICY AL ROCKETRY, KEPT THE NATION'S ApOLLO' THE BONN GOVERNMENT HAS THREATENED THE DEMOCRATS i DRAfT Of THE RESOl U-" MANNED LUNAR LANDING PPOG~AM ON LEGAL ACTION AGAINST PARIS MATCHo IN liON MADE REfE~ENCE TO AfF I RM Ii iTS SCHEDULE AND STRENGTHENED U.S~ PLANS A REBUTTAL THIS WEEK, THE IlLJSTRATED ABSOLUTE SUPPORT Of OUR GLOBAL COM= TO ORBIT ApOLLO ASTRONAUTS ~S EARLY WEEKLY S/ID~ "WHAT WE-SAID ABOUT NEO- MITMENTS AND THE POLICIES PRESENTLY '=" "OVE~BERo NAZISM CORRESPONDS STR1CTlY TO THE BE I NG fOLLOWED TO ~jO!'tC4 THEM Ii f~E ROCKET ALREADY SE~VES AS T~E ~ACTS ESTA9LISHED BY OUR OWN INQUIRiES ¥~E PROPOSED RE~O~UT!ON MAD( R[~ SECOND STAGE ON T~E SA-URN i EARTH AS WEll AS BY I~NUMERABLE INVESTIGATI~S rERE~CE TO POLICIES FOllOW~D 5Y li ORBITAL BOOSTERS AND IS DESIG~ED TO ON THE SA~E SUS FOR AUGUST 0 LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT LIDSo ALL 197,000 OPTIONS" IN VIET NAM -'"" "STAY OR GET Of THE RECALLED AUTOS ARE 1966 MODELS. OUTo n GETTING OUT IlCOULD ONLY EN- AIRLINE MACHINISTS STRIKE THE RECALL WAS DESCRIBED AS A "PRE- COURAGE fURTHER COMMUNISM AGGRESSION THREATEN FIVE BIG CARRIERS , CAUT 10NARY MEASURE'· EY A COMPANY I N As I A" AND JEOPARD I Zf INDEPENDENT WASHINGTON (uPI) -- fEDERAL MEDIA SPOKESMAN, WHO SAID THERE WERE NO NATIONS THERE, HE SAID. TORS SAID TODAY NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN KNOWN CASES IN WHICH THE SUSPECTED "THERE ARE THOSE WHO SUGGEST THAT THE iNTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF DEfECTS HAD CAUSro ACCIDENTSo HE WE SHOULD STAY, BUT BE QUIET ABOUT IT, MACHINISTS (~AM) AND FIVE MAJOR AIR SAID ANY DEFECTS WOULD BE REPAIRED THAT WE SHOULD fiGHT BUT NOT VIGOROUS- liNES WERE IN TROUBLE. BY DEALERS AT COMPANY EXPENSEo LY," HE ADDEDo "! AM NOT SURE WHETHER THE UNION HAS THREATENED A STRIKE THE VOLKSWAGEN, LIKE MANY AMERICAN THEY FULLY SUPPORT A HALf-WAR, O~ G!VE IF NO SETTLEMENT IS REACHED BY 6 AM CARS, HAD COME UNDER fiRE fROM AUTO HALFWAY SUPPORT TO A fULL WARo fRIDAYo SAfETY CRITIC RALPH NADER DURING RE- "! SAY THAT WE MUST STAY AND fiGHT ASSISTANT LABOR SECRETARY JAMES CENT CONGRESSIONAL HEARINGSo ON MAY AND WORK IN SOUTH VIET NAM UNTIL WE REYNOLDS SAID AS TALKS RESUMED~ "THEY 4, 1966, NADER TOLD THE HOUSE COMMERCE HAVE ACHIEVED OUR OBJECTIVES -~ THE ARE VERY FAR APARTo Ir WE DONiT GET COMMITTEEg lilT IS COMMON KNOWLEDGE HALT OF AGGRESSION fROM THE NORTH, SOMETHING BY TODAY, WE i ~E IN TROUBLE. " AT VARIOUS UNIVERSITY ENGINEERING THE INDEPENDENCE OF SOUTH VIET NAM, REYNOLDS SAID THE NEGOTIATIONS fACULTIES IN T~IS COUNTRY THAT THE VW AND PEACE IN SOUTHEAST ASIA." WOULD CONTINUE THROUGH TONIG~T BUT IS AN UNSTABLE CAR THAT OfTEN PLACES MICHIGAN GOVo GEORGE ROMNEY, A REP- VOULD NOT BE HELD TOMORROW UNl.ESS A UNREASONABLE STRAIN O~ THE DRIVING UBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL PROSPECT, QUESTI- u SETTLEMENT WAS NEARo HE SAID THE TASKo II ONEO THE CLAR I TV Of TH IS COUNTRY S BREAKOfF WOULD BE NECCESSARY TO ALLOW THE AUTHOR Of "UNSAFE AT ANY SPEED" PURPOSE IN VIET NAMo HE SAID If THE BOTH SIDES TO GO BACK AND PREPARE FOR CALLED THE VW ONE OF THE MOST UNSAFE PRIME PURPOSE IS TO DEfEAT COMMUNISM, A STRIKE CARS ON THE AMERICAN HIGHWAYSo RATHER THAN TO HELP SOUTH VIET NAM REYNOLDS SAID MANY MAJOR ISSUES t N ANNOUC I NG THE RECALL, VOLKSWAGEN RES I ST AGGRESS ION, u WE SHOULR REAPPRAI!:£ WERE STiLL UNRESOLVED. A COVERNMENT JOINED THE ~ANKS Of GENERAL MOTORS, THE TIMING AND LOCATION Of THE SHOW- SPOKESMAN SAID THE TALKS ADJOURNED FORD, CH~YSLER AND AMERICAN MOTORS, DOWN.'· LATE YESTERDAY WITH "VERY LITTLE PRO WHO HAVE ALL RECAL~ED CARS fOR POSSI- ROMNEY SAID HE WOULD NOT SUPPORT A GRESS" MAD!:. IN NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN BlE DEFECTS. TI-fiE BIG I="OUR PREVIOUSLY "BLANK CHECK TO PAY THE COST" Of THE THE lAM AND EASTERN, NATIONAL, TWA, DISCLOSED THAT 807 MILLION OF THEIR PRESIDENT 6 S VIET NAM POLICY AND RESER- AMERICAN AND NORTHWEST AIRLINE~o CARS PRODUCED SINCE 1960 WERE INVOLVED I VEO JUDGMENT OF THE PENDING RESOLUTION "BOTH SIDES HAVE BEEN WORKING VERY IN DEFECT RECALL CAMPAIGNSo I UNTI~ HE HAS STUDIED IT. GOVo MARK HARD ON THIS BUT T~ERE ARE ~TILL HATFIELD, OREGON REPUBLICAN WHO VOTED MA~OR DISAGREEMENTS ON ALMOST All OF STRENSALL, ENGLAND (UP!) -- THE AGAINST A SIMILAR ENDORSEMENT LAST THE EIGHT NATIONAL ISSUES," THE i COMMANDING OfFICER OF AN ARMY DEPOT YEAR, INDICATED BLUNT ADVANCE OPPOSI~ S'CKESMAN~ 100 CHALLENGED THE MOTHERS OF 120 YOUNG 'TIONo A STRIKE BY THE 35,300 ~AM MEMBERS SOLDIERS TO CO~PETE IN AN APPLE PIE "THEY WOULD HARDLY DRA\fT ONE THAT WOULD HALT ~N ESTIMATED 6J PlRCtNT BAKING CONTEST AGAINST THE BASE COOK, COULD GO ALO~G WITH," HE SAIDo Of THE COMMERCIAL AIRLINE TRAfFIC fOLLOWING COMP~AINTS ABOUT ARMY fOODo THE GOVERNORS RECEIVED REPORTS ON IN THE NATION. STATE-FEDERAL RELATIONS AND ON SHARING YOURVE AHEAD W!TH THE HOURGLASS~ i Of fEDERAL ~EVENUES THIS MORNINGQ I ------~--.------..:.-.------f)AGF.~)L-______HOURGLASS WEDNESD'AY , JULY 7, 1966 MOUNTAINBALL THE MARINE DEPARTMENT ELIMINATED THE JOMAKAJ FOR THE SECOND ROUND CHAMPIONSHIP WITH A CONVINCING 3- 1 VICTORY YESTERDAY AT BRANDON fiELD IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE RACE. from THE MARINE DEPARTMENT AND Ro\-NAMUR fa i rways ARE TIED fOR FIRST PLACE wiTH I LOSS AFIECE AND WilL MEET IN THE SHOWDOWN ON fRIDAY JULY 8, AT 5 g1 5 PM. A fiELD OF 60 PLAYERS PARTICIPATED iN YESTERDAYoS ACTION THE MARINE IN THE KWAJAlEiN GOlf ASSOCIATION 4TH DEPART~ENT BROKE A I-I TIE IN THE o~ JULY 36 HOLE MEDAL TOURNA~[Nl I BOTTOM OF THE SIXTH INNING WHEN THEY WHIC~ BEGAN JULY 20 PUSHED ACROSS 2 RUNS ON THREE BASE THE OPENING lEAD AFTER ~8 HOL~S or I HITS fOR THEIR VICTORYo Up TO THIS PLAY SHOWED BeBSY ~HA lEADING THE I PO~Nr Of THE GAME IT WAS NIP AND TUCK PACK WITH A NfT 56 fO~LOWED B~ GRAN!CH All nllE WAY" W!lH A 62 AND K~R!LKO wrTH A 650 I T~E MAR!NE DEPARTMENT TOOK THE IN THE :SECOND ~8 I,.lJO~E~, U~>-JA rlATI'ff'€D lEAD IN T~E fiRST INNING 1=0 ON SONNY IN THE HOME S1RErc~ AND THE PER DAViDv~ SINGLEo THE JOMAKAJ TIED THE SI~TENT PLAY'~G OF K~R!L~O WHO ~AS SCORE IN THE THIRD INN INC ON MAROK CARRING A ~I~E 6J 10 WIN ThE TOURNA I The pOSItion of the sail-pulled In tlghtIY-lndlcat•• thiS craft I IS on a pOinting course lALIMOuS SINGLE DRIVING IN CHARLEY MENT W!TH A GR~~r N[l SCORE OF 126 I By BILL SCHOCK r 0 R 36 H 0 L E ~, c 1'" "'-J IE SEt to N C P II.. ACE H!RAMOTO TO KNOT THE COUNT. I (SCl cHth of 12 nrttcles on ~(/Ilmg fundamentals) l~E WINNING PITCHER WAS HllO GOHIER WAS STOR~E W!1H ij27 A~D TH!RD PLACE 'WHEN YOU VE LEARNED POINTING-gomg to weather~ , you can claIm to be a saIlor WENl TO ~HA ~, n 128. AND THE LOSER WAS CLifF CLARK. Pomtmg-~allmg mto the wmd as much as pOSSible-reqUIres ~N OTHER MOUNTAINBALL ACTION AT THE lOW G~OSS WfN~ TO DON E~MA~ w~o good under::,tandmg of the relabonshlp between the force of the wmd the counter force of the keel and the balanCing force DAllV fiELD, THE EBEYE 3ASKETS SHOT A FANjA~1~C O~f OVEP PAR 73 ~N of the skIpper and crew COllECTED A TOTAL Of I I BASEHITS TO THE fiNAL ~8 ~O~E5 fOR A 101Al or i55 The saIl should be drawn m tightly A good rule of thumb is o pomt the end of the boom at the corner of the transom DEFEAT T~E RIKAKiS 7-2 TO BE THE AND A POT FULL o~ ••••• 0 OT~ER ~ET Then steer mto the wmd SPOILERS IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE. I SCORES WE~E AS FCL~OW~: GRAN!C~ 129, But how far mto the wind" If you go tod far, there will not be enough angle for the wind THE DEFEAT FOR THE RIKAKIS JUST EY~AN 13~, ACKERMAN ~34, JC~~SON, 136 , o flU the sail and It Will begm flapPing called LUFFING lIf you don't go far enough, you have not mastered the tech ABOUT ELIMINATED THEM IN THE SECOND HENSLEY r051fR j38~ (l~rER ~39, I I 138, Ique of pomtmg On a long trip, thiS means you will consume ~Alf CHAMPIONSHIP. THE RIKAKIS TOOK SCHETTER i_i9, I\OA ~~9J~ MOORE 140., 4 ore tune tackmg to your destmation In a race It means you'll A 2-0 lEAD AND nUNG ON TO IT UNTIL ~ PALOMA ~4C. H!R5T ~ i, UGS~ON i ij, beaten by the man who has mastered the technique The techmque IS to steer cautiously mto the wmd until the THE FOURTH INNING WHEN THE BASKETS j MIYAS~!RO i4i ~ YONEMURA i4Z, HIRAMOTO all shows SignS of luffmg Then fall off enough to stop it FU5HED ACROSS 2 RUNS TO TIE THE SCORE.1 142, F~RNAN 14 3, McDO~tlD ij43, ~cKI~ Head up on the Wind again until you see signs of luffing, and L hen fall off again THE BASKET~ RALLIED FOR 5 RUNS IN Ii 143, HENDERSON ij4 , BAKfR 146, NA~ATA Repeat THE FIFTH INNING AND ALSO TOOK THE !46, KAKAZU GOH!ER 146, GROVES Now you should see the pOint Pointing requires constant 146, ttentlon to Wind and balance It is a. constant search for the GAME IN THAT INNING .146, fRANK 147. M ~EC~INf ij48, DOAMlto dge of the cliff Remember that since the wind changes constantly, and smce THE WINNING PITCHER WAS ClANTON, ; 148, AKANA ~48~ BRAMBLEY 148, MAEDA ou're sailing so close to It when pointmg, there IS danger that AND MIKE CAPALLE TOOK THE LOSS FOR I 149, MOSELEY ij50~ OGAWA iSO, SCULL he wmd WIll shift toward the bow and cause luffing It also should be noted that sailing too much into the wind is THE RIKAKIS. 150, PADEKEN ij50J KAulLUKUKUI ~5!, ot the only cause of luffing Having the sail trimmed too TONIGHT AT 5:15 THE NA ALI I COULD NEWHOUSE 15~, BA1 ~5ij, BUllA ij52, sely also is a cause WRAP UP THE CHAMPIONSHIP BY DEfEAT~ PANIKU ij52 9 JONES ~53, BUCHWALD 159, THE KWAJAlEIN ROD AND GUN CLUB HELD ING THE JOMAKAJ B. CALLAWAY i75, AB~A~S 2~4 (SC~ATC~) A 900 AGGREGATE .45 CALIBER PISTOL OTHER SCORES Of PlAYERS W~O COULD MATCH THIS LAST SUNDAY. 6 MOUNTAINBALL SCHEDULE I NOT COMPLETE 3 HOLES DUE TO WORK A GUSTY WIND ~£PT THE SCORES DO~, I SCHEDULES AND OTHER COMMITTMENTS WERE BUT MOST Of THE £IGHT SHOOTERS HAD THURSDAY JULY 7 AT DALLY FIELD. 1 SHIBATA, STAGGER~J tOFfEY, PA~R!r 0, BETTER SCORES THAN THE LAST .45 MATCH. 5~15 PM EBEYE VS WECo (RUNYON & I TOME, B!GELOW, RON~, TOYAMA, EVANS, NEXT MONTH THERE WILL BE A 2700 SIEVERS) I DIERlAM, SHIMODA, AND CA~PBElLl. GRAND AGGREGATE MATCH. BRAN DON FIE l 0 • j THERE WilL BE A MEETING fOR All KGA 5 py NA ALI I B VS JOMAKAJ. i MEMBERS ON T~URSDA V, JUl Y 7 AT THE THE KWAJALEIN TENNIS CLUB MEETING , CORP OF ENGINEERS BlDG. AT PM. ALL (ALVARO & AKANA) J 7 HAS BEEN POSTPONED. THIS MEETING I MEMBERS ARE REQUESTED TO ATTEND THIS WAS NORMALY TO BE SCHEDULED fOR THURS ; MEETING. ELECTION Of NEW OFfiCERS FRIDAY JULY 8 AT BRANDON fiELD. DAY. IT WILL NOW BE HELD NEXT TUES ,WILL BE HELD. 5~15 PM PRESS ROI VS MARINE DEPT. DAY, JULY 12, AT 7:30 PM ~N ROOM JJ3 THE NEXT SCHEDULED TOURNAMENT WILL AT GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL. MIXED VOLLEYBALL : BE SUNDAY JULY 3!, !966. SCOTCH TWO~ SOME (SHOT GUN START) 0 fOLLOW THE I JOHN ENSIGN SET A NEW ISLAND RECORD \ HOURGLASS fOR FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS. THE SURFERS DEfEATED THE NA ALI I fOR CONSECUTIVE HITS AT THE 4TH Of IN TWO STRAIGHT SETS LAST NIGHT AT JULY ROD AND GUN CLUB MEET. KWAJAlE!N TENNijS NEWS DALLY COURT 15-10, 15-9 TO R£MAIN SHOOTING SIX ROUNDS or TRAP, JOHN I LADDER RESUL1S FOR JUNE~ IN A THREE WAY TIE WITH THE ICHf HIT ALL 150 BIRDS WITHOUT A MISS. MEN'S ADVANCED DIVISiON BANS AND KA-Mol FOR THE fiRST HALf GOING INTO H1S FIRST ROUMO SUNDAY, FRED BARBARIA CHAllENGED AND DEFEATED CHAMPIONSHIP. JOHN HAD HIT THE LAST 50 BIRDS THAT I ANDRE DION fRED BARBARIA THE SURFERS DISPLAYING fiNE TEAM 7~5, 6~4o HE HAD SHOT AT,THUS GIVING HIM HIS CHALLENGED BUT WAS DEfEATED BY ED WORK AND HUSTLE IN THE WOMEN fOLKS, 200 CONSECUTIVE HITS PER HtS LAST 200 KIESSLING 6-4 MARV KORfF CAME THROUGH IN fiNE STYLE FOR THEIR G-? TA,RGETS. CHALLENGED AND ANDRE DION IN VICTORY. NANCY FRANK, TAMMY TREDER, I Dl~l/~Tt.D THIS IS THE S£CONO TIME IN TWELVE THREE SETS 6-3, 5=7, AND MARGARET CARRICKER ALL DID A FINE (~5. DAYS THAT JOHN HAS SET A NEW RECORD. j fRED BARBARIA CHALLENGED BUT WAS JOB fOR THE SURfERS. NA ALit LOOKED THE 22MO Of JUNE, JOHN HIT HIS GOOD IN SPOTS BUT JUST COULDN'T JELL I DEfEATED BY NEil DOrlERTY 6~4, 6~0. FIRST 93 STRAIGW SIRDS FOR THE RECORD, TO OVERCOME THE HUSTLING SURFERS. MEN'S DOUBLES AND SUNDAY ~E BRv~E THAT RECORD. VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE DON JOST AND JIM DUNCA~ MOVED TO JOHN HAS BEEN ON KWAJALEIN rOR THE THE TOP OF THE MENoS DOUBlE5 DIVISION THURSDAY JULY 7 AT DALLY COURT LAST 28 MONTHS AND IS EMPLOYED BY BY DEfEATING BOB WEBB AND NEIL DOHERTY 6:30 PM SURfERS VS KA-Mol KENTRON or HAWAII, LTDo, AS A PHOTO 7"30 PM [lEU VS KUPAKAS 7-5, 6-4. GRAPHERo HE TOOK UP TRAP SHOOTING MEN'S INTERMEDIATE D!VISON FRIDAY JULY 8 LAST OCTOBER, AND HE SAYS THAT HE 6~iO PM ICHI-BAN VS NA ALI I WISHES THAT HE HAD STARTED SOONER. JOE REDHOR C~ALlENGED AND DEfEATED JOrlN, SPEAKING fOR ALL THE TRAP JO~N KINA 6~3, A~D 6~4o GOD ALMIGHTY fiRST PLANTED A GARDEN. SHOOTERS WOULD LIKE TO INVITE ANYONE AND, INDEED, IT IS THE PUREST Of YOUvRE AhEAD WifH THE HOURGlASS WHO IS INTRESTED IN TRAP SHOOTiNG TO HUMAN PLEASURES. COME OUT TO THE RANGE AND TRY IT. ______L-______~ ______YOURGlASS , f ~CONTIN0£D fROft WAR WEARY (CONT I~~~~ ~:~) RA I DERS PAGE ONE) WAll STREET TODAY 11THE SOONER THEY COME TO THAT fiRM DE "WE i VE rOUND A INA Y TO NUl,l! f'Y T~lI[ SAM SYSTEM," A. JUBllA",1F AIR flORCE ~[W YORK (UPI) -- THE MAqKET FLEX CISICN J THE BETTER, fROM THEIR OWN ED f ~S ~u0ClES lOOAV IN ~ DI5PlA~ Of POINT Of VIEW AS WELL AS fROM THE SPOKESMAN SAID IN ANNOUNCING THAT All TE(~N~CA~ STRENGTH AND SCORED ITS POINT Of VIEW Of THE REST Of THE AIRCRAfT HAD RETuRNED SAfELYo B"~GE~7 ~A~N iN ALMOST TWO ~ONTHS iN WORlDo" " I T IS A SECRE1, BuT IT I~ A COMBIN= MODEPA. rlEl~ If ACT i VE TRAD M ~G O~ THE NEW BALL DISPUTED ASSERTIONS THAT THE ATION or TECHNIQUE, TACTnCS AND ElEC= yo~~ Sroc~ EXCHANGEo BOMBING Of HANOI AND HAIPHONG TRONICS," PiE SPOKES~AN SA!Do ~o SuNGlf NEWS ITEM SPAR~ED THE OIL STORAGE fACiliTIES INDICATED THE SIGZAGGING TH~OUGH THE M!SSllE fUS= A~VANCE~ A CONTINLATION or THURSDAVcSo PRESIDENT HAD COMMITTED HIMSELf TO A IlADE, PilOTS CUT THE MAIN ~A!lPOAO THE Do~ JO~ES INDU!T~!Al AVEqAGE PO~ICY OF TOTAL MILITARY VICTORY IN LINE BRINGING SUPPl~[S rROM CO~~UN~ST TO ViET NAM OR THAT HE IS ABANDONING Ef CHINA AND STRUC~ HEAVY BLOWS INTO SOAQEC 13059 888086, THE BIGGEST ·,NeE MAY WHEN iT GA!NED fORTS TO INITIATE PEACE TALKS. NORTH VIET ~AM8S INDUSTRIAL HEARTlA~D C~lM! 18 THAN THE RAil "THE EffORTS THAT WE HAVE BEEN MAK AGAINST SUPPLY DEPOTS AND OIl DUMPS o ~ORE ~4 ?O!NT~o !N~ ADVANCED TO AND ING AND ARE CONTINUING TO MAKE TO THEY ALSO DESTROYED fOUR Of T~E MiS~ D~CA70P 4.35 2j~026 THE lONG-DEPRESSED Ur~lITY AVERAGE PROBE EVERY POSSIBLE AVENUE WHEREBY A SILE SITES, CONCENTRAT!NG ON THE V1TAl POLITICAL SOLUTION MIGHT BE ACHIEVED RADAR VANS WHICH ACCOMPANY THE HIGHLY JUM~ED ~009 TO ~330~5o DIRECTLY NEGATES THOSE CHARGES," HE MOBILE INSTALLATIONS THE UP~ SrOCK MAPKET INDICATOR WENT ASSERTEDo "WE HAVE ALWAYS REGARDED THE THE SPOKESMAN CALLED YESTERDAYvS UP ijoCO PERCENT WITH ~,393 ISSUES CPOS~ING THE TAPE. USINC ApRil! MILITARY EffORT AS IN AID or A POLIT RAIDS A IiDRAMATIC DEMONSTRATION'· THAT pqIC[S, THE INDICATOR STANDS'AT ICAL SOLUTION, AND THAT IS THE POSI- THE NEW SYSTEM AGAINST MISS!lES WAS ~966 THE TO:Al ISSUES TRADE~ T ION TODA Y. " WORKINGo 960860 Or DEC1 BALL, WHO IS UNDERSTOOD TO HAVE PRI "THE COMMUI\'nSrs 'N V.ET N,!-.,v, HAVE ~6u ~OVANC[D 120 ~ED ~ND 209' ~E~~ MEr 0NCH~~G:D W~ ~E 22 iSSLES ~ATELY OPPOSED MAJOR ESCALATION IN FIRED UPWARDS Of 300 SAMS A~D THE!q VIET NAM, SAID THAT THE HANOI AND HAI SCORE IS ONLY ~2 TO 14 {UoSo PlANC5 10U~HEC ~EW ~966 H GH~ A~D 49 TO~CHED PHONG RAIDS WERE ONLY 1l0NE fURTHER DOWNED.) !T ,5 THE OLD STORY Of THE ~C¥f!J lCl~7::' 0 SrA~D~~D & PQORiS 500 STOCK ~NDEX STE~' IN GRADUALLY INCREASING THE FACT THAT AN AGGRESS,Ve C~rE~5\\E CAN ~Os- no~U rr 070C " "' -' u ~, '" (', 0 Co \lO~HiMlE 3W~lLED PRESSURE ON NORTH VIET NAMo ALWAYS BEAT A DCfENS! VIE:. 0 'J HE SAID HE BELIEVED THE PRINCIPAL "THIS WAY OF OURS TC BEAl THE SAM !S rc 608Sc?occ 3HA~e5 ~~OM 4,610~OCO "U::SDA11'0 fACTORS WHICH HAD CAUSED HANOluS LEAD ONE or T~~ S!GN rICAN~ 9R[~K7~ROUGH~ II BEGAN TO TAKC SHADE ERS TO CONCLUDE THEY WERE NOT GOING TO Of' THE WAR. r~~ A~V_NrE D~~ \r 1~- r RST hO~R Of TRADiNG AND AHCIEVE MILITARY VICTORY WERE: THE SPOKESMAN SAID 1ES~E~DAYu~ Jo6 ,~C~E~S:D TS MDMC~'~~ WH[N VOlUME --"SERIOUS PROGRESS IN RECONCILING AIR fORCE AND NAV) M~SS"ON~ == A ~J~~ rXPA~O[Do A~AlYSTS HA~ BeEN APPRE~ WARRING POLITICAL ELEMENTS" IN SOUTH SION IS A f=6GHT BY ONE OR ~OQE IND,= ~~N~~V[ ~~E RAlLt WOu~o D1SSOlVE DUE VIET NAM AND ENDING THE TURBULENCE VIDUAL PlA~E~ == 3URPASSED T~E ONE~OA' -[I:; A. n_A.f'~ tI1I~ 'IP'S!Df V'':'~"Uflt.1fo WHICH ~ANOI HAD COUNTED ON TO BRING TOTAL or S""~ i KES PRE.V I ous~ -' ~.JWNCr"L:D )1- 16:IFl:,AL lA~L.E a~c.h~(' s R~NG II\oJG ~ROilli ABOUT A "COLLAPSE Of THE POLITICAL AT THE COMMUNiST NATIO~o THe P~[Y!OLJ Q0900C lJ 74,aOO (SIHAt;.C~ ;PU3~[D BASE" IN THAT COUNTRY. RECORD, HE SAID WAS 9~ ~'SS!O~~ ~lOWN ADD~~~30GRA?~aMJlrIGRAP~ iNTO r~E --THE ~EAVY LOSSES SUffERED BY T~E THE DAY BEfORE, THE rOU~1~ or J~Lv. TOP ponlTiON ON THE ACTIVE LiSTo T~E VIET CONG, DEPRESSING HANOI. IN THE SAIGON POl!T,CAL ACTI~JTYJ --THE INCREASED COST BEING IMPOSED THE riVE SUSPEC~S ARRESTED AR~ LTo GE~ ij~SUE POSE 3 7/8 TO 65 7/8 ON A TURN= 0; SHARESo ON NORTH VIET NAM TO WAGE WAR. NGUYEN CHANH THb~ C(NSo TON T~~T r~~~~ D~:~ 2371~OO --EXPRESSiONS AND DEMONSTRATIONS Of PHAN XUAN NHUAN AND nU~N~ VAN CAO A~D A~~~x ~A~ S(CD~D MOST lCVe~EJ lAC~= ij TO DETERMINATION BY THE ALLIES. NGUYEN VA.N CAOo ,~G O~ ~/2 2h ~/8 O~ ~80q200 ~~~qC~o UH 1:g A(RCRArT~ M~ CH HA5 BE[~ ~[~RE~5~D fOR ~EVERAl ~ES~lON~J ~[~~"N~~ ~ ~/8 TO 77 O~ uQ9.4oo SHAPES AND WAS hN THuR@ Pb~CEo ONLY ONE ~THER STOCK !N THf 15 MOST ACT~VE .ssucs lOS1 GROU~Do FAuRCHijlD CAMERA LED THf ADVANCE IN ~ME HIGH-rlYING ELCCTRON!CS, JUMPING ! ij 7/80 ADMIRAL GA~~ED 5 3/8 AND ZENGTH ClIM9fD 3 3/80 OTHER BIG GAi~CRS IN THIS SECTION INCLUDED ijBM, TrXAS i~SrqU~E~TSJ MOTOROlA, COLl!N~ RAOUO A~D BU~ROUGHS. KlM J AIDED BY IMPROVED EARNINGS fOR T~E VEA~ ENDED MAV 3t, PACED THE AtR= lt~ES HIGHER, ADVA~CING 7 7/80 BRAN!f ROSE 4 ~/2J CONTINENTAL 3 A~D PAN A~ER'CAN 2 3/80 DOUGLAS WAS THE ~TANDOUT IN THE MO~TlY HIGHER AIR= CRAfTS, JUMPING 2 POI~TSo STEELS ADVANCED FOR THE MOST PART Wi1H UoSo STEEL TACKING ON A POINT AND JONES & LAUGHLIN R!SIN~ J 3/40 LUKENS lOSl AN EARLY POINT=SIZED G~I~ fOLLOWING A POOR EARN'NGS REPORTo MOTO~S PUllED OUT Of THE!R USUAL My nQ\'\'\e is N~RROW RANGE A~D ADVANCED. GENERAL MOTO~S WAS UP I 3/8. CHRYSLER AND fORD EACiH ROSE I 1/4~ THE fORMER ! N ACTIVE TRADINGSo AMERICAN MOTORS, HlCoRRoslo ~HijCH SHOWED A GAIN IN JUNE ~EW CAR SALES ~ROM LAST YEAR, TACKED ON 3/40 Du PONT WAS THE STANDOUT IN THE CHEMICALS CROUP, ADVANCING 5 POiNTS, AND EA~TMA~ KODAK fOLLOWED W!TH A 4 !/4 QO!NT JUMPo UNiON CARBIDE AlSO IMPROVED. RAilS HAD THEIR BEST SESSION IN A ~0NG TIME. CHICAGO & NORTH WESTERN ROSE 5 3/4 AND CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN ADVANCED 3 ~/4o NEW YOR~ CENTRAL AND BY TREATING AND PAINTING ALL METAL PFNNSYLVANiA EACH GA!~ED MORE THAN 2. OBJECTS, YOU CAN KEEP ME OFF ep KWAJALEIN POLAROiD AND TELEDYNE SOARED 8 3/8 AP!ECE~ XEROX CLIMBED 90 CBS WENT THE EXTREME CLIMATIC CONDITIONS EXISTING ON KWAJAlEIN MAKE IT ONE or T~E WORST UP 2 3/8. RHEINGOlD ADDED 30 ARES IN THE WORLD fOR RUST AND CORROSIONo THE CARTOON ABOVE IS PUBLISHED AS PRICES ON THE AMER!CAN EXCHANGE A REMINDER TO ALL ISLAND RESIDENTS TO CLEAN, TREAT AND/OR PAINT ALL METAL ADVANCED !N MODERATELY ACT!VE TRADINGo EQUIPMENT EXPOSED TO LOCAL CONDITIONS OR THEY MAY lOOK MRo CORROSION HiM= lrKE Or 8'34 ! SSUES TRADED, 380 ADVANCED, SElfo CORROSION CONTROL OrrlCER q GLOBAL ASSOC,ATE5o 234 DECl!NED ~ND 220 HELD STEADYo ; PAGE 8 I-l>URGLASS CLUB NOTICES PUBLISHED BY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES AT THE SENIOR P~TESTANT CHAPEL CI-l>IR MEETS TO DIRECT ION OF THE COt+1ANO I NG OFF leER I CLASSIFIED NIGHT AT 7 30 IN THE CHAPEL KWAJALEIN TEST SITE, MARSHALL ISLANDs (OR SALE CONTRACT OA .. O I-021-AMC-90004 (Y) KWAJALEIN ATOLL ART GUlLO WILL HOLD A THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHEP DAILY I WORKSHOP THURSDAY EVEN I NG MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE FOR HUNTING BOW WITH FISHING GEAR AND TAR F'RDM 7 30 TO 10 AT THE SCUBA CLUBHOUSE ALL MEMBERS NOTICES IS 4 PM THE DAY BEFORE PUBLI GET ARROWS WITH CASE - KODIAK BY BEAR, AND NON-MEMBERS ARE WELCOME SHOWTIME CATION AND DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS BEN PEARSON JUNIOR BOW CALL 2746 OR 700&900 10 AM THE DAY OF PUBLICATION SEE AT TR 626 THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO I ; KWAJALEIN GOlf ASSOCIATION WILL HOLD ITS :ELECTION OF OFFICERS AT THE CORPS OF EDIT LETTERS TO THE EDITOR FOR THE MEDIUM BROWN RUG - 9x12" - GOOD CON l ENGINEERS BUILDING AT 1900 THURSDAY THE CLOWN AND THE KID SAKE OF BREVITY ALL COPY, LETTERS DITION - $10 CALL 7BI AFTER 5 00 '" AND PHOTOGRAPHS $UBMITTED FOR PUBLICA IKWAJALEIN COMMUNITY THEATER WILL HOLD JOHN LUPTON, MIKE MCGREEVY TION BECOME THE PROPERTY OF THE HoUR WOMAN'S ALUMINUM MOLDED LUGGAGE - COMEDY DRAMA BLACK AND WHITE f ITS REGULAR MONTHLY MEET I I'G IN THE BRIEF GLASS REPUBLICATION OF MATERIAL CON PRACTICALLY NEW - $10 APIECE IN A SET . I NG ROOM OF THE A I R TERM I NAL Bu I LD I NG TELESPORTS TAINED HEREIN IS NOT AUTHORIZED WITH 10F 3, WALNUT STAINED TAPE CASE - HOLDS :AT B 00 PM THURSDAY, JULY 7 ELECTION OUT THE PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE COMMAND [OVER 170 TAPES - $15, FLOOR-LENGTH ,OF OFFICERS AND SELECTION OF THE NEXT ING OFFICER, KWAJALEIN TEST SITE WHITE CHIFFON GOWN, SIZE 12 - $5, MISC SHOWTIME PRODUCilON WILL OCCUR IF YOU HAVE NOT RECEIVED YOUR HOUR BEDSPREADS AND DRAPES FROM $1 TO $3, 7 30 GLASS BY 6 15 PM, PLEASE CALL 539 BE TAPE SPL ITTER - SPL ITS TAPES INTO t " KWAJALEIN TENNIS CLUB WILL HOLD A MEET TWEEN THE HOURS OF 6 15 AND 6 45 AND &" - $3, 6" FAN - $1 CALL 2236 ING THURSDAY, JULY 7 AT 7 30 PM IN ROOM GUNPOINT A COpy WILL BE DELIVERED TO YOU 112 OF' THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL PRIMARY SKIRTS AND DRESSES - SIZE 9-10 - $2- AUDIE MURPHY, JOAN STALEY ORDER OF BUSINESS WILL BE THE ELECTION EDITOR NEIL PHELPS-MUNSON $5, MEN'S USED PANTS - SIZE 36 - $4, WESTERN COLOR STAFF ADDIE JOHNSON MEN'S USED SHIRTS - LARGE - $2 50, 3 OF OFFICERS ANY RESIDENT INTERESTED IN THE TENNIS CLUB IS INVITED TO ATTEND NEWS LYNN L IFF I CK ALUMINUM LAWN CHAIRS - $3 EA , LOUNGE SHARON NANNI CHAIR - $6, CHILDREN'S DRESSES - 5 & Q ZELMA R I DGEL Y - $1, BICYCLE BUILT FOR TWO - $40, AL ANNOUNCEMENTS SHOWTIME SPORTS EDITOR BRENT KELLOGG UMINUM CHRISTMAS TREE WITH BULBS - $3, 6 30 & B 30 L ITH)GRAPHER R I CHARD RUFrOlO 5-cup COFFEE POT - $41 PLASTIC LAUNDRY HULA LESSONS MISSED THE LAST CLASS? BASKET - $2, MANDARIN TELESCOPE - $25, DoN'T BE LEFT OUT THIS TIME JOIN THE CROWDED SKY STRING NEW OUTDOOR LIGHTS - $2, BOOTS YOUR FRIENDS JOIN THE FUN LEARN TO HULA - ADULTS' AND CHILDREN'S BEGINNERS' OffiCIAL NOTICES FOR STRETCH PANTS - 7B - $4 50 CALL DANA ANDREWS, RHONDA FLEMING CLASSES, INTERMEDIATE CLASSES FOR THOSE DATE OFFICIAL BULLETIN PHONE 2210 OR SEE AT TR 523 EFREM ZIMBALIST, JOHN KERR WHO HAVE FINISHED THE PREVIOUS COaRSE DRAMA 6 JULy66 LT COL J W WATERMAN 238 7 CALL 5 7 COLOR NAVy-I I DIVING REGULATOR WITH SEA-V'EW 6 7 JULy66 CAPT C E WILSON 653 GUAGE - $49 CALL 2202 SHOWTIME 8 JULy66 CAPT J M DuLL 2214 9 JULy66 CAPT C E WILSON 653 REGULATIONS GOVERNING MARSHALLESE MAIDS 7 30 & 12 15 SANSUI POWER AMPLIFIER Au 70 CALL 10 JULy66 CAPT J J OSBORN 2317 23 17 ArTER 4 30 II JULy66 CAPT J J DoRSEY 62 7 FOR THE BENEFIT OF NEW ISLAND RESI A, MAN COULD GET KILLED 12 JULy66 MAJ A A CHANEY 2333 PIONEER STEREO PL-6 TU~NTABLE - $55 DENTS, THE FOLLOWING ARTICLE IS REPRINT ED TO ASSIST THE HOUSEWlrE IN HIRING SEE AT THE HOURGLASS QR CALL 539 JAMES GARNER, MELINA MERCOURI DUTY OFFICtR IS KWAJALEIN TEST SITE ADEQUATE AND COMPETENT DOMESTIC HELP AT Spy COMEDY COLOR COMMANDING OFFICER'S REPRESENTATIVE SEARS KENMORE DELUXE WASHING MACHINE PROPER RATES OF PAY AND TO PROHIBIT DURING OTHER THAN NORMAL DUTY HOURS - EXCELLENT CONDITION - $65, MISC TIRES, ACCESS TO KWAJALEIN OF THOSE PERSONS TUBES, AND WHEELS FOR 20 AND 26" BIKES NOT CURRENTLY EMPLOYED THE TEXT OF 1_ $1 AND $2 CALL 2211 KTS REGULATION 600-300 GOVERNING THE SHOWTIME I BACTERIA OF ALL TYPES ARE TO BE 00 I ~OURS OF WORK AND RATES OF PAY APPLICA- I 8 FOUND ON DIRTY CLOTHES, ESPECIALLY THE I AIR CONDITIONER - 13,500 BTU's, CLOTHES BLE TO DOMESTIC SERVANTS FOLLOWS : BACTERIA WHICH CAUSES DIARRHEA AND VARI iORYER, 20" GIRL'S BIKE; TRICYCLE, SIX ('SUBJECT EMPLOYMENT OF MARSHALLESE BOY WHO CRIED MURDER OUS TVPES OF GASTROENTERITIS 35 MM SLIDE BOXES - HOLD 300 SLIDES PER PERSONNEL AS DOMESTICS 2 INTESTINAL PARASITES AND AMOEBIC DYSENTERY ARE TRANSMITTED BY WAY OF HU BOX, 3 LAWN CHAIRS AND I LAWN COT CALL I PURPOSE ESTABLISH PROCEDURES VERONICA HURST, PHIL BROWN 69 AFTER 5 PM FOR HIRING AND SUPERVISING MARSHALLESE MAN EXCRETA THEREFORE, IT IS READILY 2 DRAMA COLOR EMPLOYEES AS DOMESTIC SERVANTS ON KWAJ UNDERSTANDABLE THAT ANY SOILED CLOTHING, I -TON AIR CONDITIONER - CARRIER - ALEIN TEST SITE MOVIES ARE KEYED AS TO THE AUDIENCE AND ESPECIALLY THOSE or CHILDREN, WOULD $125, CARRIER I TON AIR CONDITIONER - 2 SCOPE ApPLICABLE TO ALL PERSON FOR WHICH THEY ARE SUITABLE THE SYM NORMALLY BE CONTAMINATED TO A GREATER $3), CARRIER ~-TON AIR CONDITIONER - 110 NEL ON KTS BOLS A, T AND C REPRESENT ADULTS, OR LESSER DEGREE VOLT - $65, 24" GIRL'S BIKE - $5, 20" 3 POLICY IT IS THE POLICY OF THIS TEENS, AND CHILDREN RESPECTIVELY THE CONTROL or THIS SITUATION RESTS WITH LADY'S BIKE - $5, KENMORE DRYER - $70, COMMAND, WITH THE CONCURRENCE OF THE I PRESENCE OF ANY OF THE THREE SYMBOLS THE INDIVIDUAL HOUSEWIFE, AND IF SHE WESTINGHOUSE DRYER - NEEDS RELAY - $25, MARSHALL ISLANDS DISTRICT REPRESENTATIV~I INDICATES THAT THE FILM IS CONSIDERED ELECTS TO PERMIT MAIDS TO BRING CLOTHING HOBBY HORSE - $10, 15 ALUMINUM SHEETS- KWAJALEIN, THAT CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT SUITABLE FOR THE AUDIENCE GROUP REPRE INTO THE HOME IT SHOULD BE RESTRICTED 2'x6' - $2 50 EACH CALL 2406 OR SEE AND WAGE SCALES SET FORTH I~ THE FOLLOW SENTED BY THE SYMBOLS TO THAT CLOTHING USED AND WORN BY THE AT 4OS-A ING PARAGRAPHS WILL PREVAIL WHEN HIRING MAIDS THEMSELVES" MARSHALLESE AS DOMESTICS ON KTS 3 ALL TERMINATIONS MUST BE IMMEOIATE ATTENTION OF THE HOUSEWIFE IS CALLED WANTED A THE WORKING DAY FOR MAIDS IS L~ REPORTED TO THE PERSONNEL OFFICE SO TO THE FACT THAT, EFFECTIVE JULY 1ST, 0730 TO 1630 HOURS DAILY TH\T RECORDS MAY BE KEPT CURRENT AND THE COST OF THE NOON MEAL AT THE CROSS D,SHWASHER IN GOOD CONDITION - TO BUY B THE WORK WEEK IS NORMALLY MONDAY BALGES PICKED UP REASONS FOR THE TERMI ROADS, AS MENTIONED IN PARAGRAPH 3 C, CALL 2779 THROUGH SATURDAY, HOWEVER, A FIVE DAY NATION SHOULD BE FULLY STATED IT IS SUG HAS RISEN FROM 60¢ TO 75¢, THE CHARGE WEEK MAY BE ARRANGED IF DESIRED BY THE GESTED THAT ONE WEEK'S ABSENCE WITHOUT ON FRIDAYS IS $1 25 LOST EMPLOYER AND EMPLOYEE NOTIFICATION TO THE HOUSEWlrE SHOULD BE IN CONNECTION WITH THE SUBJECT OF C EMPLOYER WILL PROVIDE BREAKFAST GROUNDS FOR TERMINATION THE MARSHALLESE LAUNDRY, IT IS PERMISSABLE FOR MICRONE BILLFOLD - BLACK - REWARD IF RETURNED AND LUNCH ARRANGEMENTS FOR LUNCH AT PERSONNEL OFFICE IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR SIAN EMPLOYEES TO USE THE LAUDERETTE CALL 653 THE CROSSROADS MAY BE MADE BY MUTUAL KEEPING TRACK OF OR INVESTIGATING ABSEN FACILITY DURING THE HOURS OF 8 00 AM AGREEMENT BETWEEN MAID AND EMPLOYER TEEISM, NOR IS IT REQUIRED TO TRAIN AND 2 00 PM DAILY, EXCEPT AS THE FACILI ELECTRIC SHAVER IN THE LAUNDRVMAT CALL D INEXPERIENCED MAIDS WILL BE IN- MAIDS, HOWEVER, IT WILL ASSIST TO THE TY MAY BE CLOSED DURING THE DRY SEASON 424 ITIALLY HIRED FOR A 60-DAY PROBATION BEST OF ITS ABILITY IN PROVIDING ASSIST FOR FURTHER INFORMATION OR ASSISTANCE, PERIOD HOWEVER, IF SATISrACTORY SER ANCE TO THE HOUSEWIFE PLEASE CALL THE GLOBAL ASSOCIATES' MI MAN'S GOLD SETH THOMAS WRIST WATCH - VICES CANNOT BE OBTAINED, THE MAID 4 HOUSEW I VES ARE REQLtSTED TO 0 I S CRONESIAN PERSONNEL OFFICE, BUILDING ONLY ONE OF ITS KINO ON THE ISLAND CALL SHOULD BE RELEASED AND SPECIFIC UNSATIS CONTINUE BIDDING FOR THE SERVICES OF 1759, PHOtt: 119 594 DAYS OR 2327 EVENINGS FACTORY COMMENTS SHOULD BE REPORTED TO QUALIFIED HELP IF ARRANGEMENTS ARE MADE THE INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS D,VIS,ON or FOR A MAID TO LEAVE ONE HOUSEHOLD AND BE WATCH WITH GRAY BAND - LUMINOUS - GLOBAL ASSOCIATES, PHONE 719 HIRED BY ANOTHER, THE MAID MUST BE TERMI HANDS ARE A LITTLE RUSTY CALL 2748 E EMPLOYMENT IS BASED ON 48 HOURS NATED BY THE ONE AND HIRED BY THE OTHER, BLACKOUT OF WORK PER WEEK, UNLESS A PART TIME AS SET FORTH ABOVE, FAILURE TO DO SO A RANGE OPERATION REQUIRING AN ALL ARRANGEMENT IS AGREED UPON MAY RESULT IN PENALTY TO THE MAID BY RE LADY'S BLACK BUTANE LIGHTER, BETWEEN ISLAND BLACKOUT IS SCHEDULED FOR TO F EXPERIENCED MAIDS WITH MORE THAN VOCATION OF HER BADGE AND DENIAL OF AC QTRS 435 AND THE HOSPITAL CALL MRS MORROW NIGHT, JULY 7 ALL RESIDENTS 60 DAYS EMPLOYMENT SHALL RECEIVE THE CESS TO KWAJALEIN BULLOCK AT 9-596 DURING WORKING HOURS WILL ENSURE THAT EXTERIOR LIGHTS UNDER BASIC WAGE OF $15 00 PER 48-HOUR WEEK 5 ALL INCREASES IN WAGES GRANTED TO OR 2298 AFTER 4 30 THEIR CONTROL ARE OUT AT OR BEFORE G INEXPERIENCED MAIDS SHALL RE- MAIDS, UNDER THE TERMS OF PARAGRAPH 3 H THE BEGINNING OF THE BLACKOUT AND RE CEIVE $12 50 PER 48-HOUR WEEK IF or THE KTS REGULATION, MUST BE REPORTED TRAMPALINE MADE FROM AIR CRAFT TIRE MAIN OUT UNTIL THE BLACKOUT IS LlrTED SERVICES ARE SATISrACTORY AT THE END Of TO THE MARSHALLESE PERSONNEL OFFICE INNERTUBE - "BORROWED" FROM PATIO OF THE EARLIEST TIME FOR THE BLACKOUT 60 DAYS, THEY SHALL COMMENCE RECEIVING IMMEDIATELY QTRS 219-B WHILE OWNER ON VACATION - WILL BE 2130 HOURS THE BLACKOUT WILL $15 00 PER 48-HOUR WEEK 6 THE GIVING OF GIFTS TO MARSHALLESE JUNE 18-JuLY I FINDER PLEASE RETURN BE IN EFrECT WHILE THE STREET LIGHTS H MAIDS WILL RECEIVE AN ANNUAL MAIDS IS CONTROLLED AND SHOULD NOT BE TO ABOVE QTRS OR CALL 2439 AND THE ROTATING BEACON ON THE WATER WAGE INCREASE OF 10%, TO A MAXIMUM WAGE USED AS AN ADDED INDUCEMENT OR EXTRA TOWER ARE OUT THERE MAY ALSO BE A OF $24 00 PER 48-HOUR WEEK BENEFIT TO EXCEED STATED WAGE SCALES REQUIREMENT FOR ONE OR MORE LIMITED 1 MAIDS HIRED FOR PART TIME WORK ONLY SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL AND WIVES AREA BLACKOUTS PRIOR TO THE ALL-ISLAND WILL RECEIVE $2 50 PER DAY OCCUPYING FAMILY HOUSING ARE AUTHORIZED SEVERAL WATCHES AND PRESCRIPTION GLASS- BLACKOUT IF IMPOSED, THE LIMITED 4 PROCEDURES THE LOGISTIC SUPPORT TO PRESENT GIFTS FO THE MARSHALLESE A ES INQUIRE AT THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL AREA BLACKOUTS ARE NECESSARY FOR CER CONTRACTOR SHALL lMPLEMENT SUCH PRO $5 00 MAXIMUM HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED AS OtFICE TAIN PHASES OF PRE-MISSION OPTICS CEDURES AS ARE NECESSARY TO EFFECTIVELY TOTAL MONETARY VALUE OF GIFTS THE PRAC CALIBRATION EXCEPT FOR EMERGENCY ADMINISTER THE ABOVE POLICIES EMPLOY TICE OF ORDERING GIFTS FOR INDIGENOUS HELP WANTED VEHICLES, NO VEHICLES WILL BE OPERATED MENT SHALL BE EFFECTED THROUGH THE IN- PERSONNEL THROUGH MAIL ORDER CHANNELS DURING ANY BLACKOUT PERIOD DUSTRIAL RELATIONS DIVISION, PHONE 719 WHERE AN APO ADDRESS IS USED IS CONTRARY KENTRON HAWAI I, LTD - CLERK-STENO - THERE IS NO "TAKE COVER" REQUIREMENT PARAGRAPH 4 ABOVE ENTITLED uPROCEDURES" TO POSTAL REGULAT IONS AND, 1"H&"R£F"OR(, NOT SHORTHAND PREFERRED - FULL-TIME POSITION FOR THIS OPERATION DIRECTS THE LOGISTIC SUPPORT CONTRACTOR AUTHORIZED - 5-DAY WEEK INQUIRE AT KTS RANGE IN CONNECTION wrrH THIS OPERATION, TO SET UP NECESSA~Y PROCEDURES TO EN 7 You SHOULD NOT PERMIT ANYONE TO OPERATIONS BUILDING OR CALL T F HAZARD AREAS WILL EXIST IN THE OCEAN FORCE THE REGULATION THE FOLLOWI~G VISI~ DOMESTIC HELP IN YOUR RESIDENCE MCCRARY AT 596 OR 2135 WITHIN A 200 NAUTICAL MILE RADIUS OF RULES ARE HEREBY IMPLEMENTED WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL THIS IS ONE KVAJALEIN AND IN THE KWAJALEIN ATOLL I HIRING OF MAIDS SHALL BE DONE ONLY MEASURE SUGGESTED BY SECURITY TO SArE ON THE ISLANDS AND IN THE LAGOON BE NOT I CE FOR HOUS I NG AND ~ OCCUPANTS THROUGH THE MARSHALLESE PERSONNEL OFFICE GUARD YOUR VALUABLES AND TO PREVENT THEFT TWEEN A LINE JOINING AND INCLUDING JULY HOUSE RENTALS, TELEPHONE RENTALS REQUESTS FOR MAIDS MAY BE PHONED IN, SET OF SMALL ITEMS FROM PR~VATE DWELLINGS BOGERI AND YABBENOHR AND A LINE JOIN AND ~ BILLETING AND MESSING CHARGES TING rORTH THE HOUSEWlrE'S REQUIREMENTS 8 THE ISLAND MEDICAL OFFICER HAS ING AND INCLUDING BIGEJ AND GEA ALL ARE DUE AND pAYABLE PAYMENT MAY BE STATED THE FOLLOWIGN WARNING WITH REFE~ 2 INTERVIEWS WILL BE ARRANGED AT 'ERSONNEL AND ORAFT MUST REMAIN OUT MADE IN PERSON AT THE CENTRAL BILLETING ENCE TO MARSHALLESE MAIDS BRINGING LAUN THE MARSHALLESE PERSONNEL OFFICE AT TIMES OF THE ABOVE HAZARD AREAS BETWEEN THE OFFICE IF MORE CONVENIENT, A CHECK DRY TO KWAJALEIN "IT IS MY OPINION CONVENIENT TO THE HOUSEWIFE UPON AC HOURS OF 2030 JULY 1 AND 0330 JULY a PAYABLE TO GLOBAL ASSOCIATES MAY BE CEPTANCE, THE NECESSARY FORMS WILL BE THAT THE BRINGING OF DIRTY CLOTHES FROM PLACED IN AN ENVELOPE AND A~DRESSEO TO COMPLETED AND SIGNED, AND THE PERSONNEL EBEYE INTO THE HOME OF THE ISLAND RESI THE CENtRAL BILLETING OFFICE FOR DE OFFICE WILL ARRANGE BADGING, PHYSICAL DENTS IS A DEFINITE HEALTH HAZARD FOR HELP STAMP LITTERBUGS LIVERY VIA THE GUARD MAIL EXAMINATION, ETC THE FOLLOWIMG REASONS OUT JSSWORD By Eugene Sheffer I - 2- ~ 4 ~5 6 7 ~8 9 10 II ~ 'I-I L ~t!> ~ 14 CONTRACT 15 16 BRIDGE ~ ~17 18 19 20 21 e By B Jay Becker ~ (T P Record-H Id.r In Masten' Individual Championship Play) 22. 2?J ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ North dealer pm hIS hopes on a crossruff 2.7 2.9 30 31 'a North-South vulnerable Accordmgly he took three 24 25 Z6 28 L ~ NORTH rounds of clubs, dlscardmg a 33 34 .64 spade from dununy, and then rZ .AQJ763 cashed the ace of spades and ~ ~ ~ ~ ruffed a spade He next played IZ,~ 36 37 38 .1097 t ..,A4 the ace of hearts and ruffed a % low heart, and It was on thIS WEST 39 40 41 EAST trIck that Feldesman made Ius .J72 • K985 false-card ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ .K82 /~c 43 44 45 46 47 48 .1094 .A843 .5 Instead of followmg WIth the ~ \\ 4 J106 ..,98532 eight of hearts which would LARGEST EVER-Thl<; brown 49 50 51 52. have been qUlte normal, Feldes trout welghmg 19 pound<; SOlJTll man followed With the kmg ~ ~ • AQ103 5"S 54 55 and 10 ounces I.., the large<;t He was trymg to persuade ever caught m Mas&achu .5 South that he had started WIth ~ 80 r .KQJ62 only two hearts the K-3 setts The lucky angler 1<; % 57 5B 4KQ7 Dan DeBlOl& of Spencer who Declarer now ruffed the ten %~ % The blddmg of spades m dummy and con 3-5 caught It m the Wachu<;etts tmued WIth a heart ThIS tune reservOir He used a gold North East South West HORIZONTAL 45 bug 58 relax 10 Swedtsh ~ Pass 2. Pass he ruffed With the Jack, smce fl<;h lure pamted OIange 49 worthless Nlghtmgale 1. he was afraId that West mIght 1 sullen Pass Pass 2. 2. be able to overruff the SIX of 5 dtsease of (Bib) VERTICAL 11 excess of 3 • Pass 4 NT Pass fowls 50 part of 1 valise chances Pass trumps With the eIght But 8 Circle 19 New 5. 6. West followed SUlt WIth a heart nunbus 2 flwdrock Openmg lead-Jack of clubs 12 scarce 52 telegram 3 RUSSian England and South rC'lhzcd too hte that 13 card 53 Middle mountam state \ c I It ~ b 1.1 oP1)oll1lll that It \\vuld l1'lve bLcn lxttL to game Eastern range (abbr) ',Jldltlun LXhb \\hleh actual ruff low 21 blackbird 14 eager country 4 of the mind ly doe" not 0r con \ mung an op I .r-.. me tnck& hav1I1g been 15 RUSSian 54 extmct 5 compamon 24 headwear pUI1Lnt that 1, COnchtlO1l does not played ~outh shand no\\ con name bird 6 elect"fled 25 paddle I nl t \l (I llluall:; doc':> IS '1 sl"ted of the quecn of "vide" 16 conjunctIOn 55 goddess of particle 26 sarcastic P lLgltllll t(( pal t vf thl game and K-Q 6 of diamonds West I> 17 skIn discord 7 shells 28 conjunctIOn whl( h l 1Il bc hL pful OIl many fOUl cm d" \\ l rc the A 8 4 3 of 18 petty 56 Highland 8 New York 29 metaphor Olea"l )11& dIamonds 20 meal Scot city sectIOn ICal courses 57 pomted tool 9 flyers 30 American HLrL 1-- L (d"L whuc <1, well- Dcclarer lcd the qULell of 'a ("nLC'IYcll t IhlC31d by We"t re sl adc'l OVLlIUft1l1g tIle th£ee 22 intentIOn humorist 23 tennis Answer to yesterday s puzzle 31 affirmative <."tl, eli J' thc defeat of a 'llam With dummy & only rem llllmg eqwpment vote \\fuch eiL L'al Ll nught otherWise tl ump. the ten \'VhLIl declm er 24 spiral 36 geometncal h t' L ItlaUe then made the forcecl lcad of a 27 bnttle term IhL I" d c UlILd 111 a rubber hcart flOm dll nn J Ie lould not 37 legume metallic i OJ !UbI. /T'lItlL We"t wa" PhIl aVOId g0l11g clown one Actually element 38 reply Feldesman, well-known New he ruffed With the queen, but 32 SWISS nver 41 at home York expert He led a club Feldesman underruffer and then 33 rocky hill 42 Scandmav Declarer considered the mat- took the last two trIcks With the 34 whiskey Ian name ter thOlOughly and deCided to A-8 of trumps 35 Shakes- 43 peel ~ pearean 44 Tibetan <© 1965 Kmg Features SyndIcate Inc) character monk 38 on the 46 Ireland ocean 47 Malayan 39 born dagger 40 fasten (var ) 42 resembling 48 examlna STARLIGHT IN HER EYES A , Ir certain Average tIme of solution 22 mmutes bon bride of three days M'll y poetry (<1:) 1966 Kmg Features Synd Inc) 51 quarrel Laver wdtche<; AU'ltrah 1.., \f, CRYPrOQUIPS great tenm'l 'itar Rod Laver check one of hiS racquets ABC DECFG HECFIJIC'K H C I I J plIOI' to a sessIOn of the Pe'l LDBNO PK OIQANPJH PLQDG cock Gap InVitatIOnal Pro fe"'''lOllal Tenm<; ChampIOn Yesterday's Cryptoqwp - AVID TOURIST AVOIDED ALL "hip", '1t S III Rafael C lllf RURAL SPEED TRAPS STILL GETTING THEM UP Onc of the buglel'i h'lted b) '111 doughboy'i m 'VOJ Id W'll I Haltley B Edw'lld" 71 'ltlll blow,> leveille It 6 'lm evelY dty Ileft} to 'lw'1ken hI" nelghbOJhood m Demson Tex He even we'us hIS helmet He ble\\ the h~t T'lp", of the \\ 'll for Genei'll Per&hmg Recently he deuded to gIve hi" old bugle to the Smith ..,om'ln In'ltltutlOn m Washmgton Now he lise" 'l br'lnd new bugle m'lde e'lpeLlally fOJ EIGHT FRENCH SCIENTISTS planned to observe the first French 'ltomlC bla<;t m the PaCific hIm by Conn Corp Elkh'lrt Ind m'1kel'l of hl'l fll <.,t mstlllment At the light Edw'1l NORTH VIETNAMESE CROWD AROUND CAPTURED U S FLYER - Identified by Commumst IMMUNIZING AGAINST RADIATION Two COlnell Umver<y 'lc!enti"t<-, hwc dlsco\eled 'l sources Capt Murphy Neal Jones (left), 28 from LOUlsiana IS surrounded by a crowd 'lecret they hope l'ln unmumze hum'lll" 'lg'lm"t radIOactive f'lllout flom 'ltomlc explo of North Vietnamese cameramen and clvlhans m HanOi He reportedly was shot down and ..,1011.., '1nd might permit C'lncer patients to wlth"t'lnd strongel dO'le" of r