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WASHINGTON, JL~E 26 (AP)--MAR~NER 4 HAS GO~E MORE 'HAN 303 Mill~ON M!lES O~ AFRO-ASIAN CONFERENCE OFF; ITS OUTWARD BOU~D JOURNEY TO MARS WITH ONLY REDS OBJECTING T .... E ~PACE PROBE ~5 EXPECTED TO PA5S A~GIERS) ,;:J~E (AP)--t... t:VEN .AR~B AND Ar'R~ rAN COI.,i'!lR II[S) '''J~_LO~I\iG AlC[I",1 j. WiT~~N 6,000 M~LE5 OF THE RED PLANET 26 P~OPO'SED 10DA" TIiA"" 'r ... AFRO AS! JI\j SCM M u"1 CC/\lrEREN.[ SE P')·"'-P,),[D UNf t L 1'·,1 _ I) N Ju l Y ~ 4 Q ~ 'T ~ S TOT.A KE 2 i p ~ C T J R r s c' MARS AND RAD j 0 j ~£M BACK TO EARI!-l Of O
l J IH Prn'5 ij D [' N If' Jo H i\i S 0 ~, S 1 [ \ :: iN'::. 0 I ~ 4 E l; ALEX liS \"IOj-JI[~(SON IS T'1E u.s. DEI=UTY COMMONWEALTH URGES AMBASSADOR '0 SOUTrl VIET ~AM, GE~ERAl ~lH II GNORED THE u.N. F f I\IA'-J( ~ At CR'"::: II' ~:. SIMPLy DECLAR[D TI-ol:\'" ~ ... ~ ':'-0 JII~I~ W: L_IAM c. W(SfMORELAND IS COMMA~DER or WORLD DISARMAMEN AME~I{AvS ES~AB~iSHMENT TrlER(, MAJ. GE~ LONDON~JUNE 26 (AP)--f",E'v,if 01\1" G[RDV.) TO ALl.OW ~HE GrNERA' A3:>tM~1 I" R':.MA~~4 ~N !",) S,-I" ~ ~- NGuYEN VAN THIEU is T~E LEADER OF T~E BR!TI~H COMMON~[AL-H ~A;IO~S T:DA~ OEADlO(K OvER \\jEW MIUTARY ,L,NTA AN9 BRIG GEN. ~GU GED A wORkD DISARMAMEN' (O~FERL\CE WIT II\!G RIGWTS, AND SAiD VEN CAO Ky ~3 NEW PREMIER. THE FARliCiPA-IO~ OF COMMUNI.T C~"~A "WE ALL KNOW THAT THE DEADLOCK M0~1 3: THiS CALL WAS co~rAINED ~~ r~E COM 5RJK[~ 8E~ORE WE SiT DOWN AGAI~ j~ T • Y ASKS SOUTH KOREA MONWEALTH PR~M[ MI~IS'ER~i rl~AL COM G['\JERAl ASSEM8LY NhNE WEEKS HEN~E '. MGN!Q0E ISSUED EA~LY T~'S MOQ~ING. TO SEND COMBAT UNIT THE ~OMMu~ijQv~ ~A~D EAST GERMANS GRAB ::, EO l. L, JL NE 26 (A P ) - - Sou T H Ko REA HAS 'THE PR,M[ MI~I~ltRS (MP~AJIZED rHA~ MORE ALLIED RIGHTS RECE~VED A FORMAL SAIGON GOVER~ME~r RE ~Av5 AND MEAN~ S~OUlO SE FOUND FOR AS
QUEST 10 SEND A COMBAT D~v!SION i~TO :, C (' ! A -; I r\l C r '"i f Pr a P L E S REP U 8 L I ( 0 r eli J BERLIN, JuNE ?6 (AP)--EASr G[RMA~ 1~~ SOUTH ViE' NAM, AN AUTHORiTATi\E GOV NA Wj'~ FUTuRE DISCU~S~ON5 ON DI5ARM 'uClA\.5 BEGAN i5SU~NG THE~R OwN PERMIT) TODAY FOR HARGE TRAF'.C TO BERl!N ~~ni- ERNME~l SOURCE SA~D TODAY AMEI\lTo ~NDEE.DJ TriEr FEll 1"A' 'T~( IM T~[ SOURCE 5A~D PR[ME~R Ky ASKED FOR FOR1ANCE OF A SOLur~ON O~ 'HE DISARM CAT!ON5 WERE T~AT THE WEST WILL ACL[Pl ThiS BREAK IN ALLiED AGREEMENTS ""0 AvOiD THE ADD~rIONAL TROOPS 1N A tABLE TO ThE AMENT PROBLEM HAD BEEN JNDERL!N£D BY A T'Eu P OF TI-iE VnAL wATERWAY JRA'r~: SOu~~ KOREAN GOVER~MENT 1HURSDAY Q T~E FACT r~AT SINCE THE~R 1964 MEET EA~liER l~IS MO~TH KOREAN REPORTS ING, T~E GOVERNMENT Of tOM~UNijST C~!NA "YOU COULD SAY ThE :OMMUN~STS WHA ... KFD
~AID THE GOVERNMENT WAS CONS~DER~NG hAD EXPLODED TWO NUCLEAR DEVnC[S AND Ofr ANOfHER SLICE OF SALAMi," AN ALU((' ~E"'DP\jG ABOul ~5,000 TROOPS ""OR C.OMBAT HAD CLEARLY DEMONSTRATED TrlEIR I~TEN D~~lOMAr SAijD. )L"'Y ~ uN ADD ~ r ~ ON TO A80UT 2,500 NON TION TO DEVELOP A NUCLEAR WEAPO~ W~AT ~E M:ANT wAS THAT THE COMMU~~S15 COMBAT TROOFS ALREADY COMMiTTED THEY SAID THEY BE~IEVED ~~[ DEvELOP TOO~ OVER ANOT~ER ALLu[D RiGH! MEANWHiLE A I'"AREWELL CEREMONY WAS MENT O~ NEW AND MORE POWERFU~ NU~lEAR MEANWH~lEj 1RAVfLERS ARR!V~NG ~N BEq~ L!I\J REPORTED SEEiNG A PARA(~UTE DROP ~ELD AT A FORWARD ARMY BASE ALONG THE WEAPONS COuLD SHATTER rGRfH[R EFFORTS EASTERN FRONT TODAY rOR A 460-MAN U~~T TO GE1 FULL AND GENE~AL D!SAq~AMEN~ NEAR DES5A"" ABOU~ 60 MilES SOliTHI,.I[SI or WHi~h rs SOON fO DEPART FOR SAiGON 10 BERLIN LAST N~GHT HELP INCREASE A SELF-DEfENSE CAPABILITY DOMINICAN SNIPPER FIRE THr. SAID T~EY COULD Nor TEL,- H0~ M'~Y OF 2,000 KOREAN TROOPS SENT SINCE LAST SAN~O DOMINGO, JU~E 26 (AF ~RE3El ~ROOP5 WERE iNVOLVED OR w~~fHER "HL~ SEPTEMBER FOR ENGrNEER~NG AND MED~~AL SNIPERS ATTACKED L.S. 1ROOPS ijN SAN~O WERE SO~IET OR [AST GCRMA~ DESSAU ! ~0' ON T~r MA~N AJTOB~h~ 10 BERl~N ~uT Dl.l~ESo DOMINGO rOUR TiMES IN DARKNESS, BU~ DrC"ENSE tvlp, 'STER KiM SUNG-El-N 1"O::>A'r THE AMER~CAN FORCES D~D NOT F IRl BAC~, ON A ~ECO~DAR~ HIGHWA lS[D ONl1 B~
~roAMED MAJOR~TY PARr~ LEADERS OF THE U.S. MiL ITARY SOURCES CHARGED TODAY lOCA" TRArr~(o OVERN~E~T PLAN TO RESPOND TO ThE SAl ThEY SAiD THERE WERE NO CASUALTIES. WE,;)T GERMAN ALrlH,JR"l liE.) WEqE 'fOLD '3" ON GOVERNMENT REOUEST. r~E REBELS DENflD THE" F I,RED 'JI\J ANY TRAVELERS THAT A ~~M8EP O. _OMM~Nu31 I ~Ol~r~CAl SOURCES SAID THE GOVERN AMER~CANS MHL~lARY SONVOYS wERE SEE~ ON ~~t B[~L1N 'MEN1 w~lL SEEK NAT~ONAl ~SSEMRlY AP- THE OFFijC~ALS SAID THE ~HOOT\~G ER AU10BA~N LAST NiGHT. ~~E CONVOY~9 INClJ ~ROVAl ON THE PROPOSED DjSPATCH OF THE UClED lAST NIGHT r~E ~~GGEsr FLuRRy Di\JG ARMORED CARS} WERE BE' ~E\ED TO (8~~AT DI~ISION AS SOON AS THE ASSEMBLY WAS A VOLLE) OF ?O ROL~DS FIRED Ar 6 HAVE SEEN USED fOR MA~0E~[RS NE~R TH C(0 "-I v E '\0 E '3 0 N Ju LY ! 2. r 0 RAN EXT R A0 R0 i N L...S PATROL ~N fHI[ IfU"I'\llli., or tHE AUiOBAHN lA~1 WEEK EA.ST 1'\[;:>1 ARy SESS~ON No COMMENT WAS ~VAILABLE EAST-WEST CORRIDOR, WHI~H CUTS ACROSS THE. GERMAN BARGE PERM~rs A,[ ;I4C:>[ ISSUED BY iHE rOl.R POWER AL!.!t-, i' '\! SA ~ G F RE El lERRI~0R~ PAGE 2 HOURGLASS SAT~RDAY 26 JUNE 1965
PUBLISHED BY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES AT THE KY MAY CAPITULATE PENTAGON DISCOUNTS DIRECTION OF THE COMMANDING OFFiCER, ON PRESS CLOSING REPORT OF NEW SITES KWAJALEIN TEST SITE, MARSHALL ISLANDS SAIGON, JUNE cO {AP)--PREMIER NGUYEN BUILDING NEAR HANOI CONTRACT DO-01-021-AMC-90004 (Y) CAO Ky is REPORTED TO HAVE OFFERED A THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY COMPROMISE TO HIS DISPUTED DECISION TO WASHINGTON, JUNE 26 (AP)--THE U.So MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE FOR CLOSE ALL 36 OF SAIGON'S VIETNAMESE DEFENSE DEPARTMENT SAID TODAY IT KNOWS NOTICES IS 4 PM THE DAY BEFORE PUBLI LANGUAGE NEWSPAPERS DURING JULY Ky'S OF NO MEDIUM RANGE GROUND-TO-GROUND ~U CATION AND DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS DECISION TO CLOSE THE PAPERS TOUCHED CLEAR MISSILE SITES BEING BUILT IN NORTH 10 AM THE DAY OF PUBLICATION OFF A FUROR IN VIETNAMESr PRESS CIR VIET NAM A COPYRIGHTED NEWS STORY BY THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CLES A 15-MEMBER COMMITTEE FOR THE EDWARD W O'BRIEN, CHIEF WASHINGTON COR EDIT COpy RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATION STRUGGLE FOR PRESS FREEDOM ~ET THE RESPONDENT FOR THE ST LOUIS GLOBE-DEM AND TO EDIT LETTERS TO THE EDITOR FOR PREMIER FRIDAY COMMITTEE MEMBERS RE OCRAT, SAID UNITED STATES AUTHORITIES THE SAKE OF BREVITY ALL COPY, LETTERS PORTED THAT Ky URGED THAT A GROUP BE HAVE EVIDENCE OF CONTRUCTION OF SITES IN AND PHOTOGRAPHS SUBMITTED FOR PUBL.- SlT UP liTO COOPERATE WITH THE PSYCHO- NORTH VIET NAM FOR RUSSIAN 1,200-MILE CATION BECOME THE PROPERTY OF THE LOG"CAL WARFARE MINISTRY IN DEFINING RANGE NUCLEAR MISSILES HOURGLASS REPUBLICATION OF MATERIAL WAYS TO IMPROVE THE LOCAL PRESS THE STORY WAS PUBLISHED BY THE GLOBE CONTAINED HEREIN IS NOT AUTHORIZED COMMITTEE MEMBERS SAID THEY MET WITH DEMOCRAT AND THE HARRISBURG PATRIOT AND WITHOUT THE PRIOR APPROVAl OF THE Ky AGA!N SATURDAY AND QUOTED THE PRIME DISTRIBUTED BY THE NEWHOUSE NATIONAL COMMANDING OFFICER, KWAJALEIN TEST M!NiSTER AS SAYING IT IS NOT THE GOV- NEWS SERVICE IN ANSWER TO A QUESTION SITE ERNMENT 1 S iNTENTION TO CLOSE ALL PAP- ABOUT THIS, A PENTAGON SPOKESMAN SAID, IF YOU HAVE NOT RECEIVED YOUR HOUR- ERS "BUT TO HELP IMPROVE THEIR STAN- "THERE IS NO EVIDENCE OF AN) SURFACE GLASS B) 6.15 PM, PLEASE CALL 539 DARDSo' HE FuRTHER wAS QUOTED AS SAY- TO-SURFACE MISSILE SITES IN NORTH VIET BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 6 15 AND 6045 PM !NG T~AT BY JULY I THE PSYCHOLOGICAL NAM " AND A COpy WILL BE DELIVERED TO YOU WARFARE MINiSTRY AND THE NEWSPAPER THE REPORT MAY HAVE BEEN CONFUSED WiTH COMMITTEE SHOULD FIND A WAY TO CUT THE THE CONSTRUCTION OF LAUNCH SITES FOR EDITOR: NEIL PHELPS-MuNSON NUMBER OF VIETNAMESE DAILIES FROM 36 SURFACE-TO-AIR MISSILES NEAR HANOI Co~-I ASST. ED ITOR: DORIS WALLIN TO 20 STRUCTION OF ANTI-AIRCRAFT MISSILE SITESI SPORTS EDITOR: RON NELSON HAD BEEN DISCL0SED LAST MONTH STAFF: BEVERLY DETCHEMENDY CHINA IS STILL CHINA JOHN SMALL, JR SAN FR~NCISCO, JUNE 26 AP)--COMMUN- BLACKOUT MONDAY PART TIME: 1ST CHINA'S CAPllAL CITf o. PEKING IS RANGE OPE~ATIONS MONDAY NIGHT WILL JUDY GILLiS MUCH T~E SAME AS BEFORE T-E COMMUNISTS REQUIRE LOCAL RESIDENTS TO BLACK OUT ALL TOO K 0 VE R, BUT II I TIS C' ri V 0 US T HAT EXTERIOR LIGHTS IN THE HOUSING AREA DvR-, MANY YEARS WILL ELAPse B ~ORE CHINA I ING THE REQUIRED BLACKOUT PERIOD BEG!N- I OFFICIAL BULLETIN CAN PROVIDE ANYTHI~G LI'l ADEQUATE NING (EARLIEST AT 2100) WHEN THE STREET DUTY OFFICER FOR KWAJALEIN TEST SITE HOuSING FOR HER 700 r1ILL'ON,1I SAID A LIGHTS AND THE ROTATING BEACON ON THE DATE HOME PHONE WOMAN REPORTER JU~T ~£T~RNED FROM WATER TOWER ARE TURNED OFF AND CONTIN 26JUN65 CAPT M.C. WINEBARGER* 2418 CHINA MRS LISA HOBBS, WYO ENTERED UiNG UNTIL THESE LIGHTS ARE AGAIN TURNED 27JUN65 CWO J.D. KEELING* 644 CHINA ON HER AUSTRALjA~ PASSPORT AS ON INTERIOR LIGHTS ARE NOT AFFECTED 28JUN65 MAJ C.F. MEANS 2291 A FREELANCE WRITER, TELLS OF HER VISIT THERE IS NO "TAKE COVER" REQUIREMENT 29JUN65 CAPT G S DOCKLER 2239 IN THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER HER FOR THIS OPERAT'ION 30JUN65 CAPT A.A. CHANEY 2333 COP v RIG HTED S E R I ES 0 F ART I CL ESIS BE EXCEPT FOR EMERGENCY VEHICLES, NO VE IJUL65 CAPT R.M. BAKER, SR 2344 lNG DiSTRIBUTED BY THE HEART HEADLINE HICLES WILL BE OPERATED DURING THE 2JUL65 1ST LT C.E. SHELIN 760 SERViCE BLACKOUT (WHILE THE STREET LIGHTS AND PEK!NG WAS ONE OF THE MAJOR STOPS THE ROTATING BEACON ON THE WATER TOWER *INDICATES WEEKEND AND/OR HOLIDAYS ON HER 4,000-MILE TOUR OF COMMUNIST ARE OFF) DUTY OFFICER IS KWAJAELIN TEST SITE CHiNA, MRS HOBBS SAID DURING HER SIX IN CONNECTION WITH THE OPERATION A COMMANDING OFFICER'S REPRESENTATiVE DAY VISIT TO PEKING, SHE SAID, "I MET HAZARD AREA WILL EXIST IN THE OCEAt DURING OTHER THAN NORMAL DUTY HOURS TOURISTS AND SALESMEN FROM ARGENTINA, WITHIN A 200 NAUTICAL MILE RADIUS OF AUSTRALIA, BOL/VA, CHILE, CANADA, EN KWAJALEIN ALL CRAFT ARE REQUESTED TO BOMBER rfl! LED PATRIOT GLAND, EAST GERMANY, FRANCE, HOLLAND, STAY OUT OF THE HAZARD AREA BETWEEN THE VIET CONG GIVEN AN EDGE ITALY, JAPAN, AND A SCORE OF NEW AF- HOURS OF 2000, 28JUNE, AND 0300, 29JuNE TOKYO, JUNE 26 (AP)--"I MAY GO BuT R!CAN NATIONS MANY, MANY PEOPLE WILL RISE UP TO OP PEKING STORES WERE WELL STOCKED, GONG TAKES OFFENSIVE POSE YOU " THOSE WERE THE LAST WORDS SHE SAID, TOURISTS CROWDED THE CITY'S IN TWO SOUTHERN AREAS OF VIET CONG TERRORIST TRAN VAN DANG, STREETS AND THE CITIZENS WERE CHEAPLY SAIGON, JUNE 26 (AP)--VIET CONG FORCES THE NEW CHINA NEWS AGENCY SAID TODAY, -- BUT WARMLY -- DRESSED STORES OVERWHELMED A DISTRICT TOWN IN S0VTH AS HE FACED THE VOLLEY OF ENEMY SHOTS STOCKED BRIGHT COTTON DRESS MATERIAL, VIET NAM'S CENTRAL HIGHLAND THIS MORN THAT KILLED HIM IN COLD BLOOD ON JUNE BUT PEKING WOMEN WORE THE SAME NAVY ING, U.S~ SPOKESMAN SAID TWENTY MILES 22 AT THE SAIGON CENTRAL MARKET BLUE SAIL CLOTH JACKETS AND PANTS WORN WEST OF SAIGON IN ANOTHER ATTACK TODAY, SQUARE "THESE WORDS OF THE BRAVE BY MEN "THE RESULT IS MEASUREABLY THE VIET CONG KILLED 44 VIETNAMESE IN YOUNG PATRIOT SPELLED THE DOOM THAT DE-SEXING BY WESTERN STANDARDS,II SHE FANTRYMEN AND WOUNDED ANOTHER 40 WHrN AWAITS THE U.S. IMPERIALISTS AND THE!R NOTED "CERTAINLY WHILE THERE WAS NO THEY OVERWHELMED A BATTALION COMMAND RUNNING DOGS," NCNA SAID QUOTING A rVIDENCE OF PRIVATE WEALTH, THERE WAS POST BESIDE THE VAICO ORIENTAL RIVER, COMMENTATOR OF THE GOVERNMENT CON NO EVIDENCE OF WANT EVERYONE WAS THE SPOKESMAN SAID TROLLED NEWSPAPER TA KUNG PAO TODAY 'vARMLY, CLEANLY DRESSED" THE UPSURGE IN FIGHTING FRIDAY NIGHT EARLIER TODAY HANOI RADIO ANNOUNCED TH~ HOUSING IN DOWNTOWN PEKING IS AND THIS MORNING WAS THE FIRST MAJOR THE EXECUTION OF U.S. ARMY SERGEANT MUCH THE SAME AS IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN VIET CONG OFFENSIVE SINCE THE DONG XOAI HAROLD GEORGE BENNETT, 25, BY THE VIET FLAT GREY WALLS LIKE CARDBOARDS RUN TWO WEEKS AGO THE DISTRICT OVERRUN WAS CONG IN REPRISAL FOR EXECUTING TRAN ALONG THE STREETS ENTRANCES -- SOME Tou MARONG, 45 MILES DUR NORTH OF KONTUM VAN DANG AND OTHER COMMUNIST TERROR TIMES EMBLAZONED WITH A RED AND GOLD NEAR THE LAOTIAN BORDER AN ESTIMATED ISTS DESCRIBED AS A IIYOUNG PATRIOT" SANNER EXHORTING GREATER EFFORT IN TWO HUNDRED DEFENDERS WERE THERE RADIO __ ",5 SEEN THE EVENTUAL VICTORY" OF PRODUCTION -- OPEN INTO COURTYARDS CONTACT WAS LOST WITH THE DISTRICT EARLY THE VIETNAMESE PEOPLE AROUND WHICH COUNTLESS ONE-ROOM DWELL SATURDAY MORNING, AND THE TOWN WAS PRE INGS MOROSELY FACE ANOTHER CENTURY SUMED OVERRUN, A SPOKESMAN SAID FIGHTER SUMMER RECREATION PROGRAM "CHARCOAL FIRES PROVIDE THE HEAT AS BOMBERS HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO GET INTO MONDAY, JUNE 28, ALL CHILDREN 7-14 WELL AS THE GRIME THAT BLACKENS THE THE REGION BECAUSE OF LOW CLOUD CEILING REGISTERED FOF THE SUMMER PROGRAM WALLS SOMETIMES THERE IS ELECTRICITY THE UNOFFICIAL DEATH TOLL IN FRIDAY REPORT TO THE RICHARDSON THEATER AT BUT NO RUNNING WATER -- UNLESS YOU NIGHT'S TERRORIST BOMBING OF A CROWDED 8:30 AM CHILDREN 5-6 REGISTERED FOR COUNT THE STEAM OFF THE GREY-SLATE FLO ATIN G RES TAU RAN T S TOO 0 AT 38, I N THE FULL MORNING PROGRAM REPORT TO IROOF IN WINTER .. CLUDING SEEN AMERICANS OFFICIALS WERE THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL PLAYGROUND I WASHINGTON, JUNE 26 (AP)--ELEVEN U S COMBING THROUGH HOSPITALS AND DISPEN AT 8.30 ~~, MONDAY ALL CHILDREN ARE ~O~TAGl STAMPS IN FULL COLOR ARE RE SARIES IN THE CITY TO DETERMINE THE TO BRINe THEIR SCHEDULES PRODUCED ON THE JACKET OF A NEW BOOK EXACT NUMBER OF DEAD AND WOUNDED TOKYO, JUNE 26 (AP)-- A LANDSLIDE ay FORMER U S POSTMASTER GENERAL J TRIGCERED BY HEAVY RAINS SWEPT DOWN ON EDWARD D~y FEDERAL LAW PROHIBITS SUCH BRUSSELS, JUNE 26 (AP)--BElGIAN MIN A N~\J HOUSING AREA IN KAWASAKI, NEAR COLOR REPRODUCTION UNDER PENALTY OF ISTER PAUL-HENRI SPAAK CALLED TODAY FOR TOKYO, LATE NIGHT BURYING 15 HOUSES 15 YfARI~ IMPRISONMENT, $5,000 FINE, THE ABOLITION OF THE VETO POWER AT THf SIX PERSONS WERE KILLED, WITH 16 OR BOTH "I '0 HAVE TO ASSUME THIS IS UNITED NATIONS ON THE EVE OF THE ORGANI OTHERS INJURED AND 32 MISSING ABOUT IN VIOLATION OF FEDERAL LAW," SAID ZATION'S 20TH ANNIVERSARY 50 0 PEOPLE, INCLUDING 102 POLICEMEN A SPOKESMAN FOR THE U S SrCRET SERVICE THE ONLY WAY TO UNDERSTAND A WOMAN IS TO ARE ENGAGED I N RESCUE WORK, POL I CE SAID '1--/1-10 BOUGHl THE BOOK AFTER A REPORTER ASKED HIM ADOUT IT LOVE HER -- THEN IT ISN'T NECESSARY TO UNDErSTAND HER S,DNEY HARRIS PAGE 3 HOURGLASS KWAJALEIN'S NEW THEATER TO BE OPENED NEXT WEEK THURSDA Y, JUL Y I, I S THE DATE SET FOR THE OPEN I NG OF KWAJALEIN'S REMODELED FAMILY THEATER CERE~ONIES CELE- BRATING THE OPENING OF THE THEATER WILL TAKE PLACE AT 8 PM THURSDAY OUTSIDE THE THEATER THE PRESENTATION WILL BE MADE BY STAN MORKETTER, RESIDENT MANAGER, GLOBAL ASSOCIATES. COL MELVIN CLARK, CO, KTS, WILL DEDICATE THE THEATER AND OFFICIATE AT THE RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY AND UNVIELING OF THE THEATER SIGN WHICH WILL, FOR THE FIRST TIME, REVEAL THE NEW NAME THAT HAS BEEN SELECTED FOR THE THEATER NEY IN EVERY RESPECT, OTHER THAN THE STEEL FRAME OF THE OLD ROXY THEATER, THIS NEWEST, MOST RECFNT ADDITION TO THE COMMUNITY'S RECREATIONAL FACILITIE~ IS JUST NOW RF CE I \ NG THE FINAL FIN I SH I NG TOUCHES FROM GLOBAL ASSOCI - ATES' WORV CREWS THE DETERIORATING EXTERIOR WALLS HAVE BEEN REPLACED BY STEEL ENAMELE~ PANELS OF SUBDUED BLUE TONE THE INTERIOR WALLS HAvE BEEN COMPLETELY TORN OUT AND RENEWED, AND A NEW ROOF INSTALLED SEATS, LIGHTING, \ AND ALL OTHER FACILITIES HAVE BEEN REPLACED THE SCREEN HAS BEEN RESURFACfD TO PROVIDE BETTER VIEWING PERHAPS \ I J THE MOST WELCOME INNOVATION OF ALL TO KWAJALEIN FAMILY INTERIOR VIEW OF NEW THEATER MOVIEGOERS IS THE INSTALLATION OF AN AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM ALL THE DEPENDENT HOUSING RESIDENTS ARE INVITED TO THE DEDICATION AND NAME UNVEILING CEREMONIES IN FRONT OF THE THEATER THURSDAY EVENING AT 8 PM FOLLOWING THESE CEREMONIES A PREMIERE SHOWING OF C,RCUS WORLD, A WIDE SCREEN, TECHNICOLOR SPECTACULAR STARRING JOHN WAYNE, CLAUDIA CARDINALE, AND RITA HAYWORTH WILL BE SHOWN GUESTS OF HONOR WILL INCLUDE THOSE WHO HAVE MADE MAJOR CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE REBUILDING OF THE THEATER, A LONG AND EAGERLY-AWAITED EVENT. SEATS FOR THE PREMIERE SHOWING THURSDAY WILL BE AVAIL- ABLE ON A FIRST-COME, FIRST-SERVE BASIS TICKETS WILL BE ISSUED ONLY TO ADULT RESIDENTS OF THE DEPENDENT HOUS ING AREA, ,.'ID EACH FAMILY WILL !3E ALLOWED TWO TICKETS THOSE DESIRING TICKETS MAY CALL THE SPECIAL SERVICES OFFICE AT 331 AND TICKETS WILL !3E MAILED TO THEM ON JULY 2, THE DAY FOLLOWING THE PREMIERE, A SPECIAL DAY-LONG SHOWING OF THE MOVI[ WILL BE PRESENTED FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE ENTIRE ~OUSING AREA POPULATION AT 10 AM THAT DAY THERE WILL BE A FIRST SHOWING FOR CHILDREN, AT I AM A SHOWING FOR CHILDREN AND TEENS, AT 6 PM ONE FOR TEENS AND ADULTS, AND FINALLY AT 8 30 PM A JOHN WAYNE SHOWI NG FOR ADUt -S ONL Y RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE THEATER HAVE BEEN EST ABLISHED, AND THEY WILL BE PUBLISHED I~ THE HOURGLASS SOON HOURS OF 0PERATION WILL BE DAILY AT 6 30 AND 3 30 PM SATURCAY AND SUNDAY MATINEES WILL BE AT I PM. THE MOVIE CIRCUS WORLD WILL PLAY AT ALL OTHER THEATERS ON KWAJALEIN AND THE OUTER ISLANDS AT LATER DATES
CLAUDIA CARDINALE CLAUDIA CARDINALE
LLOYD NOLAN RICHARD CONTE JOHN SMITH HENRY HATHAWAY DIMITRI nOMKIN BEN HECHT JULIAN HAlEVY &lAMFS FOWARO GRANT ftlf YORDAN &NCHOLAS RAY MlCHAH. WASlYNSKI SAMUEL BRONS roN - CIRCUS WORLD PAGE 4 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 26 vuNE 1965 CLUB NOTICES NOTICES YACHT CLUB WILL MEET MONDAY, JUNE 28 movi., :10,"," FOR SALE AT 5 00 PM AT THE SCUBA CLUBHOUSE. ALL MEMBERS AND INTERESTED PERSONS ARE SHOWTiME 7 & 9 GUITAR - STD. FLAT TOP WITH NECK URGED TO ATTEND FOR A DISCUSSION AND YOKWE YUK SON OF A GUNF i GHTER STRAP, EXTRA FLAT WOUND STRINGS, 18 THERE WILL BE A VOTE ON A MERGER WITH Russ TAMBLYN, KIERiON MOORE C WS FRET, STEEL ROD REINFORCED NECK, EX THE NIKE-X YACHT CLUB THIS WILL BE WESTERN DRAMA FAM!LY MOVIE CELLENT CONDITION - $30, DYNASTY THE FINAL MEETING PRIOR TO THE VOTING LUXURIOUS HOSTESS GOWN (PANTS WITH REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED SHown tv1E 7 30 FULL LENGTH SKIRT) - PEACOCK BLUE, LASSiE'S GREATES1 AD HEAVY BROCADE - SIZE 10 - $60--SHOES OUTRIGGER CLUB WILL MEET AT THE NIKE-X VENTURE (6~AA) AND BAG TO MATCH H05TE~S GOWN YACHT CLUB AT 5:00 PM THURSDAY, JULY I RICHARDSON CAVALRY Cav1tv1AND~C $15--ALL ARE NEW, BROOCH - 10 LARGE ALL MEMBERS AND POTENTIAL MEMBERS ARE JOHN AGAR, R!CHARD ARlON ( PEARLS - SPRAY DESIGN - NEVER WORN - URGED TO ATTEND REFRESHMENTS WILL BE ADVENTURE DRAMA A&Y .GOOD C •• FAJ~ ONLY $25, COCKTAIL DRESS - HEAVY BLACK SERVED BROCADE - TAILORED IN HONG KONG - SIZE SHOWTi~E 7 30-12 i5 12-13 - NEVER WORN - COST $45, WILL MASTER MASONS--THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL CURSE or THE MUMM~iS SELL FOR $30, HOSTESS SKIRT - LONG - MEETING OF THE SQUARE AND COMPASS CLUB OCEAN VIEW TQv1B WHITE VELVET WITH BROWN FLOWERS - NEW TUESDAY, JUNE 29 AT 7.00 PM IN THE TERRENCE MORGAN, FRED ClAR~ C \.JS SIZE 12 - $10. CALL 2455 CONFERENCE ROOM, 3RD FLOOR, TERMINAL HORROR DRAMA A&Y •• FAlR C oNO BUILDING ALL MASTER MASONS ARE UR CARRIER 2-TON AIR CONDITIONER, USED GENTLY REQUESTED TO ATTEND. SHCW T~ME 8 ONE YEAR.- $160 MUST SELL BY JUNE BA BY FA CENE l 5 OI'J 29 OR SHIP HOME CALL 61 I OR SEE AT THE KWAJALEIN SOCCER FOOTBALL ASSOCIA- TRADEWINDS (NEWS &. Spo~ns \ QTRS 211-A TION WILL HOLD THE SEMI-ANNUAL ELECTION MICKEY ROONEY, CAROLYN JONES GvJ OF OFFICERS AT 7.00 PM MONDAY, JUNE 28 CRIME DRAMA * EQUIP YOURSELF WITH HOME MOVIES - AT THE FINE ARTS BUILDING ALL MEM- REVERE BMM MOVIE CAMERA AND REVERE BERS ARE REQUESTED TO ATTEND AND PICK SUNDAY'S MOVIES 85 PROJECTOR AND SCREEN - $75, 20" UP THEIR REGISTRATION CARDS. ANY YOKWE YUK---CURSE OF T~E MUMMYiS TOMB CONVERTIBLE BIKE FOR EITHER GIRL OR SOCCER PLAYERS OR PERSONS INTERESTED R,CHARDSON---SHERIFF OF FRAC1URED JAW BOY - $15, SET OF SHELVES FOR CHILD'S IN BEING NON-PLAYING MEMBERS ARE WEL- OCEAN VI Ew------CAVAlRY COMMAND~C ROOM - $2, 4 SNACK TABLES - $4. CALL COME TO ATTEND TRADEWINDS------SHE 2314 OR SEE AT TR. 503 CHESS CLUB WILL HOLD ITS REGULAR SUN PARENTiS MAGAZINE MOVIE RATiNGS INFANT'S SEAT - $3, BABY WALKER- $3, DAY AFTERNOON SESSION TOMORROW BE EACH FILM IS RATED AS TO QUAL !TV AS BABY STROLLER - $12 - ALL LIKE NEW, GINNING AT I :00 PM AT THE SCUBA CLUB- WELL AS SUITABiLITY FOR PERSONS Jf SET OF BICYCLE TRAINING WHEELS - $1 HOUSE VISITORS ARE WELCOME. VARIOUS AGES. THE AGE SYMBOLS USE0 CALL 2320 OR SEE AT QTRS. 452-B. ARE AS FOLLOWS A .ADUlT Y ,vOuNG ANNOUNCEMENTS PEOPLE 12-16 Co.CH!LDREN PORTABLE SEWING MACHINE - $35, LADY'S THERE WILL BE A SOCCER-FOOTBALL GAME OTHER SYMBOLS USED ARE AS fOllCW3 BIKE, MAN'S BIKE, 20" BOY'S OR GIRL'S TOMORROW AT 2 30 PM ON THE SOCCER FI~D. * .NO RATING C COLOR BW .BLAC~ A~D BIKE CALL 632 WHITE WS .WIDE SCREEN YOKWE YUK BUFFET MENU FOR TONIGHT IS LEAVING ISLA~D - OFFERING FOR SALE AS FOLLOWS - NEW SCHWINN, 10-SPEED BIKE - $70 WESTERN-STYLE, CHARCOAL BARBECUED THIS WEEK IN WALL STREET I~EW YORK, JUNE 26 (AP)_~Tt-H. S'l~11 I- CALL 567 CHICKEN & SPARE RIBS MARKET RESUMED ITS DOWNTRfND THi~ wEFK, ROCK LOBSTER TAIL WITH LEMON BUTTER AND FINISHED A HALF YEAR W~ijCH BEGAN 20-FT TRAILER AWNING CALL KIRT RED HENLEY WILL PLAY FOR YOUR DINING WITH AN IMPRESSIVE ADVANCE AND ENDED PINHO, 470 AND DANCING PLEASURE WITH A SHARP PLUNGE WH~C~ ERASED All GAINS ON AVERAGE 12" SMITH-CORONA ELECTRIC TYPE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI 1- BAS 315 - THE I NTH E L ATE S T WEE K T ~ E Dow J 0 I\J C SIN WRITER WITH SCRIPT TYPE - 4 MO.OLD - LAST CLASS WILL MEET SU~DAY, JUNE 27 DUSTRIAL AVERAGE FELL 24 81 ~o r~4 36, EXCELLENT CONDITION - WITH CARRYING AT 6 00 PM IN ROOM 115 OF THE GEORGE PLUNGING THROUGH THE THEORETICAL ~UP CASE - $110. CALL 2369 AFTER 5 PM. SE I TZ SCHOOL. PORT LEVEL OF 857 45 WH~t~ STEMMlD A DOWNTREND LAST DECE~BER i5 LOST LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING PICKUP--WILL THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AVERAGE TM!S THE FOLLOWING PERSONS PLEASE CALL FOR WEEK FELL 8 6 TO 321.8, iTS SHAR":>EST 4" MULTI-BLADE KNIFE WITH SILVER THEIR LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING BUNDLES DECLINE SINCE THE WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER LIKE METAL SIDE AND U.S. MARINE STAM THAT HAVE BEEN HELD OVER 90 DAYS 2 3, 1963, THE WEEK OF THE KENNEDY PED ON IT - FiSHING KNIFE USED BY BOY BRING IDENTIFICATION AND SEE CARTER OR ASSASSINATION. THE AP AVERAGE wAS NOW CALL 2355 CHUN THESE BUNDLES WILL BE KEPT AT AT ITS LOWEST READING SiNCE LAST A~G THE LAUNDRY UNTIL JUNE 30, AND IF NOT MOST OF THE WEEK'S TRAD!NG WA_ DULL RULES FOR EMON BEACH & TRAILER AREA PICKED UP BY THAT TIME, WILL BE DIS- THE TOTAL WAS 21,844,200 SHARES ~OM WATERS POSED OF PARED WITH 30,253,691 THE PREVIOUS WEEK FISHING WILL NOT BE PERMITTED IN THIS LAUNDRY - TICKET # NAME OF 1,512 ISSUES TRADE~ THJS WEE~, AREA DUE TO THE POSSIBILITY OF ATTRAC 8U 44 HALL, ALAN J. 1,242 ISSUES FELL AND !6~ ROSE. TING SHARKS, BARRACUDA AND OTHER DAN 2 40 HOWARD, VOL. A. SINCE THE LEADiNG STOCK ~VERAGES MADE GEROUS MARINE LIFE ~3151 CEREDDA, D. THEIR RECORD PEAKS IN MiD-~Y, THE MAR SWIMMING--THE ONLY AUTHORIZED AREA IS 002 JORDAN, R KET HAS LOST APPROX!MATELY 9 PER CENT IN THE ROPED-OFF SECTION NEAR THE 20670 BUCKLEY, F W,TH THE EARLY 1965 RiSE COUNTER-BAl LIFEGUARD TOWER 6676 ISAACS, E. ANcNG THE LATER DECLINE, THE lOSS FOR SURFING--SURFING AND SURF BOARDS ARE DRY THE Dow INDUSTRIALS IN THE PAST SIX NOT ALLOWED IN THE SWIMMING AREA SUR CLEANING - TICKET # NAME MONTHS HAS ONLY BEEN 19 77 FING IS AUTHORIZED IN THE AREA JUST 2 4763 RICKER, VJ. THE AP AVERAGE HAS FALLEN 2109 SINCE NORTH OF THE SWIMMING AREA, BUT NEVER 29001 JACKSON, D. I TS RECORD ON MAY 6, BUl I TS NET LOSS ON THE OCEAN SIDE 7055 LUM, A ON THE HALF YEAR HAS BEEN ONLY Ii 3 SKIN DIVING (SNORKELING)--SKIN DIVING 6557 TURNER, CURTI S THE MARKET BEGAN TO RiSE LAST DEC, IS NOT PERMITTED IN THE SKI AREA. THE JORGENSEN, P.O. DESPITE WORRY OVER THE U.s BALANCE OF LAGOON WATERS TO THE NORTH ARE BEING , ~§~~6 CARTER, ERNEST PAYMENTS, BRITAIN1S FINANCIAL TROUBLES, USED FOR THIS SPORT AND THE AMERICAN WAR IN ViET NAtv1 SECURITY ASKS THAT YOU COOPERATE IN THE COMMISSARY STORE WILL BE CLOSED AFTER REACHING ITS PEAK IN MiD-MAY, ENFORCING THE ABOVE RULES ON THURSDAY, JULY I FOR THE PURPOSE OF THE MARKET BEGAN iTS DRAMATiC SLIDE. TAKING INVENTORY THE COMMISSARY WILL THE RETREAT QUICKENED AFTER GARDNER UNITED NATIONS, JUNE 26 (AP)--U. N. RE-OPEN AS USUAL ON FRIDAY, JULY 2 ACKLEY, CHAIRMAN OF THE PRES!DENT'S SECRETARy-GENERAL U. THANT ENDORSED COUNCIL Of ECONOMiC ADVISERS, CALLED A PLAN TODAY TO SET ASIDE A MINUTE OF WILL THE PERSON WHO BORROWED THE RECENT PRICE INCREASES "DiSTURBING" AND EACH DAY DEVOTED TO PRAYER FOR PEACE SURF BOARD FROM 432-B, PLEASE RETURN IT CAUTIONED BUSINESS THAT MORE INCREASES "IF THERE IS NO PEACE IN THE WORLD, COULD BRING MONETARY RESTRICTIONS, AND IT IS BECAUSE THERE IS NO PEACE IN WE CAN SECURE OTHER PEOPLE'S APPROVAL AFTER CHAIRMAN WILLIAM MCCHESNEY MAR11N THE MINDS OF MEN," SAID THANT IN A IF WE DO RIGHT AND TRY HARD, BUT OUR OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD WARNED OF MESSAGE. OWN IS WORTH A HUNDRED OF IT, AND NO "DISQUIETING SIMilARITIES" BETWEEN 1HE ------WAY HAS BEE N F 0 UN D 0 UT 0 F SEC URI NG THAT. PRE SEN TAN D THE I 92 Os • L-______~~~~~~~~~~~~SUPPORT THE BARGAIN BAZAAR ______L______~ ______~ PAGE 5 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 26 JUNE 1965 MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS THE OBSERVER FRANCE, (AP) AMER I CAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE BY PAT LAN lAS JA CKEE STEWART W L PCT GBL W l PCTo GBl JOMAKAJ HOLDS FIRST JLACE, OF SCOTLAND, IN MINN. 11-0 25 0615 L.A v 44 .620 -- -- I 2 J_ BLANKS KENTRON A BRM, AND JOHN CHI 39 25 609 C~N 40 ~J .588 t S.F _ FIRST PLACE JOMAKAJ CONTINUED TO ROLL SURTEESOF GREAT CLEV 39 25 609 2 37 30 559 4 I 2 Mil 28 6 IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE BY REGISTERING BR ! T A iN, I N A BALT 39 28 ·582 35 55 5 I 28 P!TT ·515 THEIR EIGHTH WIN, A 10-0 SHUTOUT OVER FERRARI, FRIDAY DET. 37 ,69 3 33 ~ 2 KENTRON. THE PIONEERS HAVE TASTED TURNED IN THE N,Y. 31 3 7 • 56 10~ PHil. §~ 33 .~07 FASTEST TRIAL L.A, 2 451 i I CHI 31 II k ONLY ONE DEFEAT AT THE HANDS OF THE 3 39 3J ' ~6 NA-ALII "A" TEAM IN IN THE EARLY PART TIMES !N THF BOSTo 27 3~ 409 STL 31 4 9 12~ I~~ i It1 OF THE SEASON. FIRST PRACTICE WASH 27 41 39! I .1 Hous 31 ~I 431 1 06 N.Y. 23 47 2 202 HIDEO MILNE FIRED A TWO-HITTER IN I SESSION FOR THE KoC 19 43 3 i91 -3 9 I GAI~ING THE TRIUMPH ON THE MOUND GRAnD PRIX Of EARLY SATURDAY BALL SCORES--NAT!ONAL LEAGUE--P,RATES 6, ,I MILNE ALSO COLLECTED A PAIR OF HITS FRANCE is AUTO DODGERS I, GIANTS 6) P!LL!ES 5, CARDiNALS 8, CUBS i, BRA", I ALONG WITH BOBBY IHA, REM! REMITICADO RACE WHICH W~LL 2, REDS I AMERiCAN LEAGUE--SENATORS 12 j RED Sox 7, TjGER5 AND THE HIRAMOTO BROTHERS, TOM AND BE RUf\I SUNDAY 5, TW I NS 2. ONLY SCORES AVAILABLE AT PRESS TIME CHARLIE STEWART AND I THE PIONEERS POUNDED LOSER RALPH DOK SURTEES WFRE TER FOR SEVEN HITS INTHE SECOND INNING TIMED IN 3 22 I
AND COASTED TO A 5-0 LEAD 0 DOUBLES BY FOR ONE LAP OF NEMICIO PATRICIO) CHARLES HIRAMOTO AND THE 8 055 KJlO REMITICADO WERE THE BI~GEST BLOWS OF METER CIRCul T Sports SECTION, THE INNING WHILE ALLAN NAKATA, TOM ~------~ ~------i HIRAMOTO AND IHA EACH CAME UP WITH SIN GLES MEADOW COURT PAYS $9 MILLION i
NA-ALII "B" WH I PS ESQU IRES IN FOURTH IRISH SWEEPS DERBY THE NA-ALII "B" TEAM AGAIN USEDHOME DUBLIN) IRELAND, JUNE 26 (AP)-MEADOW COURT WON THE FOURTH RUNNING OF THE. RUN POWER TO HAND THE ESQUIRES A SOUND IRISH SWEEPS DERBY SATURDAY. CONVAMORE WAS ~COND AND WEDDiNG PRESENT TH~RD 13-3 DRUBBING LAST NIGHT IN THE N.L. BING CROSBY AND FRANK McMAHON, WHO BOUGHT SHARES iN MEADOW COURT SHORTLY BE- THE ROYAL KINGS CLOBBERED A TOTAL OF FORE THE START OF T~E RACE, SHARED IN ~HE rR!uMP~ WiTh MAX BELL, T~E CANADIA~ FOUR HOMERS OFF LOSER EDDIE WONG MILLiONAIRE SONNY "BEARrI KAPAHU SMASHED A GRAND- THE WIN WAS WORTH $155,820 TO THE JO~NT OWNERS OF MEADOW COURT SLAM HOMER IN THE THIRD INNING AFTER A CROWD OF ABOUT 150,000 WATCHED THE RACE AT THE CURRAGH DESP!TE HEAvY RA~N STAN GOYA AND VERNON RODRIGUES CONNECT BEFORE THE START ED FOR BACK-TO-BACK BLA~TS IN THE SEC- MEADOW COURT STARTED 11-10 FAVOR!TE ~OR T~E MiLE-AND-A-HALF RACE OVE.R A f0pr OND FRAME. LEO ARCANGEL THEN CR SHED COURSE ON GOlNG MADE SOFT BY THE RAIN. CONVAMORE WAS 20-\ AND WEDDING PRESE~T THE FINAL HOME RUN IN THE FOURTH, HIS TW WAS 33-1 THIRD HIT OF THE NIGHT. LESLIE OPULA- INS ST ILL HANG ON BALLMARAIS, OFFICIALLY PLACED FOURP, UOHO AND FLO ASUNC I ON ALSO ~AD A PRO- ATTl GE RS ' EXPE NSE WAS A 25-1 LONG SHO"" I N THE FiELD OF DUCTIVE NIGHT AT THE PLATE, EACH COL- 21 RU~NERS LECTING A PAIR OF HITS ALONG WITH NEW YORK, JUNE 26 (AP)-JuST WHEN IT MEADOW COURT WON BV TWO lENGT~S WI~~ RODRIGUES AND GOYA. SEEMED THEY wOULD BE KNOCKED OUT OF T~REE PARTS OF A LE~GT~ SEPARATING 5Eri THE ROYAL KINGS USED A MAKESHlFT fiRST PLACE IN THE AMER~CAN LEAGUE THE LINEUP WHICH SAW KAPAHU BAT FROM THE MINNESOTA TWINS RALLiED FOR TWO RUNS IN ON~E~~~Wr~~~~Tq RIDDE"J BV BRiTAIN S I CLEANUP SPOT TO THE BOTTOM OF THE OR- THE LAST OF THE NiNTH INN!NG AND BEAT CHAMPliON JOCKEY LESTER PiGGOTT) WAS rl\l \ DER KAPAHU, A SOLID HITTER ALONG THE DETRO!T TIGERS 4-3 FRIDAY NIGHT THE CENTER OF THE FIE.LD SHORTLY BEFOR' WITH SLUGGERS JONAH MAWAE AND RODRIGUES PINCH-HiTTER JOE NOSSEK HIT A RO~LER THE HALFWAY MARK II BUT THE CHESTNUT COLT BY COURT ~AR- WERE SHUFFLED OUT OF THEIR REGULAR DOWN THE FIRST BASE Li~E AND BEAT iT I SPOTS OUT FOR A SINGLE, SCORING DON M!NCHlR WELL OLlT OF MEADOW Mus I C ALWAYS WAS Gl'"l THE [SQUIRES WERE HELD TO ONLY THREE WITH THE WINNING RUN iNG EASilY AND THE SOFY GOING D!D NCT HITS BY HANK MEHAU, WINNING HIS SECOND THE VICTORY KEPT THE TWINS ONE-HALF LJPS[T HIMo I STRAIGHT ON THl M8UND IN ONLY HIS SEC- GAME AHEAD OF THE CHICAGO WHITE Sox AND W~TH FIVE FURLONGS TO GO BALLYMARA~~ OND APPEARANCE. THE CLEVELAND INDIANS BOTH OF WHiCH WON LED FROM AMERiCAN-OWNED BAlJOUR W~T~ AND REMAINED TIED FOR SECOND INDIAN SNOW THIRD AND MEADOW COURT COACHES TO MEET ABOUT ALL-STARS THE CHiCAGO WHITE Sox SHUT OUT THE FOURTH ALL COACHES FROM THE AMERICAN AND BALTIMORE ORIOLES 3-0 AS JOE HORlEN P!GGOTT BOOTED MEADOW COuRT TO r~f NATIONAL LEAGUE HAVE BEEN SCHEDULED TO SCATTERED EIGHT HITS THE CLEVELAND FRON~ WiTH ABOUT TWO FURLONGS TO GO MEETlHlS COMING TUESDAY IN THE SPECIAL INDIANS SAM McDOWELL ALSO TURNED IN A AND COASTED HOME TO A GOOD WIN SERVICES OFFICE AT 5 PM THIS MEETING SHUTOUT, BLANKING THE KANSAS CITv TI-iE RACE CARRiED THE IRISH SWEEPS IS IMPORTANT AND WE ADVISE ALL COACHES ATHLETICS 2-0 ON HOMERS BY ROCKY COLA S""'AKES AND PEOPLE iN ALL PARTS OF 11-'l TO ATTEND. THE 1965 MOU~TAINBALL ALL- VITO AND FRED WHITFjELD McDOWELL WORLD WAITED TENSELY -OR THE RESUl I 0 STARS FROM BOTH LEAGUES WILL BE SELEC- YIELDED ONLY FOUR H!TS AND FANNED 13, 1l-iE WiN WAS WORTH $140,000 TO LUCKY TED AT THE MEETING. BUT NEEDED GARY BELLiS ONE-OuT RELiEF HOLDERS OF AN IRiSH SWEEPS TICKET ON r------~ PITCHING !N THE NINTH AFTER HE ISSUED MEADOW COURT. MOUNTAINBALL SCHEDULE TWO BASES ONBALLS. PEOPLE HOLD!NG TICKETS ON CONVAMORE SUNDAY 27 JUNE THE NEW YORK YANKEES EXPLODED FOR WON $56,000 AND THOSE HOLDiNG TICKETS I PM DALLY FIELD- ESQUIRES VS RIKA- FOUR RUNS WiTH TWO OUT IN THE EIGHT~ ON WEDDING PRESENT COLLECTED $28,000 KIS (JONES & AKANA). INNING TO BlAT THE Los A~GELES ANGELS IT IS EXTIMATED THAT ABOUT NINE M!L 3 PM DALLY FIELD- IMUA WARRIORS VS 5-1 A~D THE BOSTON RED SOK DOWNED THE LION DOLLARS WILL BE PAID OUT IN PRJ1E NIKE REBELS (JONES & AKANA) WASHINGTON SENATORS 8-6 WITH A SEVEN- MONEY BY THE IRiSH SWEEPS ORGANIZAT'ONj 5 PM DALLY FIELD- EBEYE YIA VS FIL- RUN FIFTH INNING AMERICANS (JONES & AKANA) THE CINCINNATI REDS TIGHTENED THEiR AARON GRABS LEAD 1 PM BRANDON FIELD- EBEYE TRITONS VS HeLD ON SECOND PLACE IN THE NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL#2 (A~VARO & NELSON) LEAGUE BY DEFEATING THE MilWAUKEE IN ST~ PAUL OPEN 3 PM BRANDON r IELD- P M.Z. VS. KEN BRAVES 3-1 ON DON PAVlETICH'S TWO-RUN ~T PAUL, MINN ) JUNE 26 (AP)-ToMMV TRON (ALVARO & NELSON). HOMER iN THE 11TH INNING AARON TOOK A TWO-STROKE LEAD FRIDAY AT 5 PM BRANDON FIELD- EBEYE TRITONS BOB SHAW ALLOWED ONLY ONE HIT -- WES THE HALF-WAY MARK IN THE $100,000 ST VS. JOMAKAJ (ALVARO & PINHO). COVINGTON'S HOME RUN IN THE SECOND PAUL OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT. MONDA Y 28 JUNE INNING -- AS THE SAN FRANCiSCO GIANTS AARON POSTED A F!VE-UNDER PAR 66 FR~~ 5 15 PM DALLY F,ELD- EBEYE INDIANS WHIPPED THE PHILADELPHIA PHilLiES 4-1 DAY, GiVING HIM A 36-HOLE TOTAL OF 133 VS. GREYHOUNDS (JO~ES & AKANA). THE CHICAGO CUBS WALLOPED THE ST NINE UNDER PAR. HE HAD IDENTICAL 5 15 PM BRANDON FllLD- HOPEFULS VS. LOUIS CARDINALS 12-4 AND DROPPED THE ROUNDS OF 33 OVER THE PAR 36-35--71 MARINE DEPT. (NELSON & PINHO) WORLD CHAMPION CARDS INTO E~GHTH PLACE KELLER GOLF COURSE. TUESDAY 29 JUNE TH[ HOUSTON ASTROS AGAIN BEAT THE IN A SiX-WAY TIE FOR SECOND WiT~ A 5 15 PM DALLY FIELD- NIKE REBELS VS. NEW YORK 1·1ETS 6-2 135 WERE ARNOLD PALMER, WHO SHOT A TW~ FIL-AMERICANS (JONES & AKANA) SANDY KOUFAX STRUCK OUT 12 AND SiN UNDER 69 TO BACK liP HIS OPENiNG RouND 5 15 PM BRANDON FIELD- HIGH SCHOOL#2 GLED HOME WHAT PROVED TO BE THE WiNN!NG 66, JOE CAMPBELL, BOB GOAlBY, BOB BA~ VS. MAR I NE DEPT. (AL VARO & KEKAHU"JA) RUN IN THE FOURTH INNING AS THE Los DORfF, DEAN BEAMAN AND JACKY CUPiT ANGELlS DODGERS BEAT THE PiTTSBURGH TIED AT 136 WERE FIRST-ROUND LEADERS PIRA1ES 4-1. IT WAS THE 12TH WIN Of LIONEL HEBERT AND RAY FLOYD. ALL-STAR GAME -- JULY 4 THE YEAR OF KOUFAX. ,----- PAGE 6 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 26 JUNE 1965
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RICHARDSON 4 SKULLS OF TOUCH OF EVIL PARTY GIRL SOLDIER OF BATTLE IN BATTLE OF THE GUNS OF THEATER JONA THAN DR AKE FORTUNE OUTER SPACE CORAL SEA AUGUST
YOKWE YUK SOLDIER OF 4 SKULLS OF BATTLE OF GUNS OF AUGUSl TOUCH OF EVIL BATTLE IN THEATER FORTUNE JONATHAN DRAKE THE CORAL SEA OUTER SPACE
OCEAN V I E\J BATTLE IN GUNS OF AUGUST 4 SKULLS OF TOUCH OF EVIL SOLDIER OF PARTY GIRL BATTLE OF ThE THEATER OUTER SPACE JONATHAN DRAKE FORTUNE CO~AL SEA
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