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VOL 6 NO 20 2 KWAJALEIN MARSHALL SLANDS ADLAI STEVENSON DIES UNITED STATES' U.N. DELEGATE COLLAPSES ON VISIT TO LONDON LONDON, JULY 14 (AP)--ADlA, S,lVENSON COLLAPSED IN THE STREET OUTSIDE THE U.S. EMBASSY TODAY AND DIED BEfORE REACHING ST. GEORGEI~ HOSPITAL HE WAS 65
THf UqS q AMBASSADOR TO THE UNITED NATIONS WAS ON A SHORT VISIT TO LONDON AND HAD JUST LEFT 1HE EMBASSY AT 30 GROSVENOR SQUARE WHEN HE WAS STRICKEN HE HAD rrPT UP A BUSY SCHEDULE HERE, VISITING fRIENDS AND POLITICAL CONTACTS STEVENSON WAS WALKING WITH AMBASSADOR MARIETTA TREE 0" THE U~S4 DELEGATION TO THE UNITED NATIONS WHEN HE COLLAPSED ON THE PAVEMENT JUST AFTER 5: '5PM LO CAL T1ME, ~(E GOT DOWN ON HER HANDS AND KNEES AND TRIED TO GIVE HIM MOUTH-TO MOUTH RESUSCITATION. JAMES YATES, DOORMAN AT THE INTERNATtONAL SPORTSMEN I S CLUB, RUSHED OUT TO THE SIDEWALK MRS TREE TOLD YATES WHO STEVENSON WAS, AND THE DOORMAN RAN TO THE U.SQ EMBASSY MRS TREE, WHO ATTENDED THE U N. ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COuNCIL MEET,NG IN GENEVA WITH STEVENSON, WENT INTO SECLUSION ADLAI E. STEVENSON (1900-1965) NEITHER THE EMBASSY NOR THE HOSPITAL WOULD SAY W~ErHER STEVENSON HAD BEEN MARINER 4 HAS SHOT AT MARS THE VIC;'M OF A STROKE OR HEART ATTAC~ EARLIER TODAY THE AMBASSADOR HAD MET BUT SUCCESS STILL IN DOUBT WITH BRITISH FOREIGN SECRETARY MICHAEL PAS AD E NA , Ju LY 14 (A P ) - - MAR I NE R 4 WH I Z ZED PAS T MAR S TON J GH T, ITS CAM ERA STEWART AT H!S OFfiCE, AND ON SUNDAY Cl.!CKING AWAY AND APPARENTLY RECORDfNG ON TAPE HISTORIC fIRST PHOTOGRAPHS OF HE HAD LUNCHED WITH PRIME MINISTER THE MYSTERY PLANET WHICH COULD SHOW EVIDENCE OF LIfE THERE HAROLD WILSON AT CHE~UERS, COUNTRY ITS MISSION WAS TO RECORD UP TO 21 PHOTOGRAPHS, SOME Of THEM (00 TI"1ES BET HOME Of BRITISH PREMIERS TER THAN EARTH TELESCOPE~ CAN MAKE, PICKING OUT DETAILS AS SMALL AS Ii MILES HE HAD ARRIVED HERE fROM PARIS ON ACROSS How W~LL IT DID WON'T BE KNOWN UNTIL SOMETIME AFTER 2·30PM LOCAL TIMf SUNDAY AND HAD BEEN EXPECTED TO RETURN TOMORROW WHEN, FOLLOWING AN ~ HOUR TRANSMISSION, THE FIRST PICTURE WILL BE HOME TO THE UNITED STATES THIS WEEKEN~ READY FOR PROCESSING HERE EVEN SO, THERE WAS OBVIOUS JOY IN THE CONTROL CEN THE TWO-T '''1E O(tv)()(RAT I C PRFS I DENT' AL TER AT THE JET PROPULSION LABORATORY, WHICH ~ADE AND NOW GU!DES THE MARINERS. LAND~, ATE DiD NOT APPEAR TO HAVE bEEN THERE WAS ONE SMALL DARK CLOUD, HOW- If POOP HEALTH 0111 MONDAY NIGHT HE WAS DRAfT QUOT A EVLR, NOT ON THE FACE OF MARS, BUT ON INTERVIEWED ON THE Lp - 3H BROADCAST- HI GHER THE PROGRESS OF THE MISSION. A FEW MIN- I -"JI"' COqPORAl 011 ABOUT UoS POLICY IN NOW APPEARS LIKE LY UTES AFTER ANNOUNC I NG THAT ALL WAS GO- l NM To V I EWE R S, HE SEE MED' J , 5 WASHINGTON} JULY ,4 (AP)--SECRETARY ING WELL, SCIENTISTS SAID THEY HAD RE , USUAL SI:.LF"-POSSESSED, ARTICULATE SELF OF DEfENSE ROBERT S McNAMARA SAID TO- CEIVED A HINT Of POSSIBLE TROUBLE IN A BBC SPOK[S~1Af',1 SAID "THE RECORDING IS DAY NEW UoS. TROOP INCREASES iN SOUTH THE OPERATION OF THE RECORDER DESIGNED ON MR STEVENSON'S ATTITUDE TOWARD AM V!ET NAM WOULD MAKE IT NECESSARY TO TO STORE P~CTURES FOR LATER PLAYBACK TO ERICAN FOREIGN POLlCY, AND IT IS THE CONSIDER CALLING UP MILITARY RESERVES, EARTH LAST PUBLIC STATEMENT BY A GREAT IN EXTENDING TOURS OF DUTY AND ENLARGING 1fTHE TEAM EXAMIN!NG SIGNALS SENT BACK TERNATIONAL FIGURE DRAFT CALLS FROM THE RECORDER /S CONCERNED OVER (CONT~NUED ON PAGF McNAMARA, AMBASSADOR DESIGNATE HENRY WHETHER IT IS RUNNING AND STOPPING PRO CABOT LODGE, AND GE:N EARLE G WHEELER, PERlY," SA 10 JACK JAMES, PLANETARY EX ~AI[lERS pIJ~~ NORTH CHAIRMAN OF THE 00lNT CHIEFS Of STAfF, PERT FOR JPL ARE TO LEAVE fOR SAtGON TONIGHT ON A "WE DON'T KNOW YET WHETHER WE HAVE A PA~T DIEN BIEN PHU WEEK-LONG SURVEY WHICH IS EXPECTED TO PROBLEM OR NOT," JAMES TOLD A NEWS CON SAIGON, JULY 14 (AP)--U .. S. JET BOMB RESULT IN A DECISION TO MAKE SUBSTAN FERENCE, "BUT IF THERE is ANY DIFFlCUL ERS MADE THEIR DEEPEST PENETRAT!ON YET TIAL INCREASES IN THE UoS~ FORCES IN TY IN STOPPING THE TAPE RECORDER AFTER INTO NORTH VIET NAM TODAY BY ATTACKING VLET NAM THE PICTURE IS RUN, THE TAPE MIGHT RUN TWO TRUCKS 37 MILES NORTHEAST OF O'EN AT A FORENOON NEWS CONFERENCE McNA THROUGH AGAIN AND RECORD UNWANTED PIC- BIEN PHU, A U S. SPOKESMAN REPORTED MARA SAID THE COMMUNISTS HAVE FORCES TURES OVER THE ONES WE WANT " FOUR U.S. AIR FORCE THUNDERCH/EF IN THE COUNTRY WHICH THEY HAVE NOT YET (CONT I NUED ON PAGE Sr VEl~) JETS HEAVILY DAMAGED THE TWO TRUCKS ON USED AND HE THEREfORE PREDICTED NEW R, UTE S I X DfJR I NG THE I R RE CONNA I SSANCE VIET CONG MILITARY OPERATIONS BASTILLE DAY PARADE ISSlON, THE SPOKESMAN SAID "THE ViET CONG ARE CONTINUING TO IN THE THUNDERCH!EFS ALSO HIT THE SON CREASE IN SOUTH V,ET NAM," McNAMARA SHOWS FRENCH FORCE LA ARMY BARRACKS, 125 MILES NORTHWEST SA;D f'THEY HAVE FORCES IN THE COUNTRY PARIS, JULY 14 (AP)--FRENCH PRESIDENT I Of HANOI, DESTROYING 16 BUILDJNGS AND THEY HAVE NOT YET ASSIGNED TO COMBAT CHARLES DE G~ULLE PUBLICLY DISPLAYED DAMAGING FOUR, THE SPOKESMAN SAID SON "WE CAN EXPECT FURTHER INCREASES IN HIS GROWING ATOMIC STRIKE fORCE TODAY LA BARRACKS I,AS BEEN HIT NEARLY EVERY VIET CONG OPERATIONS BECAUSE OF THESE IN AN IMPRESSIVE BASTILLE DAY PARADE. llAY FOR THE PAST TWO WEEKS. FORCES " As THOUSANDS Of PARISIANS AND TOUR NAVY PLANES FROM THE SEVENTH FLEET PRESIDENT JOHNSON DISCLOSED YESTER ISTS LINED UP ALONG THE BROAD AVENUE CARRIER INDEPENDENCE BOMBED THE TRi DAY THAT CALLING RESERVES TO ACTIVE CHAMPS ELYSEES AND DE GAULLE STOOD ER- , DONG BR lOGE 45 MILES SOUTH OF HANO liN DUTY AND ENLARGING DRAFT QUOTAS WERE ECT IN A REVIEWING STAND, A DOZEN MIR- THE AFTERNOON, CRATERING THE SOUTHERN UNDER CONSIDERATION, BUT ShlD NO DEC;S- AGE IV DELTA-WINGED ATOMIC BOMBERS RIP APPROACH, THE SPOKESMAN SAID HE ALSO IONS WOULD BE MADE PENDING THE RETURN PED ACROSS THE HAZY SKY IN PRECISE fOR- REPORTED THAT U~S~ AIR FO~CE AND MAR OF THE McNAMARA SURVEY GROUP. MATION I~E PLANES COORDINATED A MAJOR BOMBING THEY WERE FOLLOWED CLOSELY BY SIX U. ATTACK AGAINST VIET CONG INSTALLATiONS WEATHER FORECAST S.-MADE BOEING TANKER PLANES WHICH GIVf CONSIDERABLE CLOUDINESS WITH SHOW ZO TO 30 M'LES NORTH OF QUA~G NGAI IN EXTRA RANGE TO THE MIRAGE BOMBERS, CAP ERS IS FORECAST FOR TONIGHT WINDS SOUTH VIET NAM THIS MORNING, FLYiNG ABLE Of CARRYING 60 KILOTON ATOMIC WI LL BE EASTERLY, SH/FT(NG TO NORTH 180 SORTIES BOMBS FITTED INTO THEIR UNDERSIDE~ EASTERLY, WITH SOME GUSTS IN HfAVIER THE RAID WAS A1MED AT DESTROYING FRANCE IS NOW WORKING ON AN IMPROVED CPMMUNIST INSTALLATIONS AND SUPPLIES, SHOWERS ATOMIC BOMB AND PREPARING TO TEST A HY AND LOWERING VIET CONG MORALE, THE Low TONIGHT WILL BE 75°, HIGH TO DROGEN BOMB IN THE PACIFIC MORROW 86° SPOKESMAN SAID No RESULTS WERE RE TROOP UNITS, TANKS, AR~ORED CARS "IL PORTED ON THE SUCCESS OF THE MISSION EIGHT HUN~-t0THS OF AN INCH Of ITAlY VEHICLES, AMERICAN-MADE HAWK AND RAI~ HAD FALLLN BY NOON TODAY Cq WHETHER IT MET RESISTANCE I H~NEST JOHN MISSILES WER[ ALSO P,PMDED PAGC 2 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY 14 JULY I)GS PUBLISHED BY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES AT THE LODGE DENIES POLITICS JAPANESE POLICE REPORTS J I REeT ION OF THE COMfvlAND I f'lG OFF 1CER GROWING COMMUNIST PARTY KWAJALEIN TEST SITE, MARSHALL ISLANDS IN NEW SAIGON JOB WA~HINGTON, JULY 14 (AP}--HENRY CA CONTRACT DA-OI-021-AMC-90004 (Y) INFILTRATING GOVERNMENT BOT LODGE, AM8ASSADOR-DESIGNATE TO TOKYO, JULY 14 (AP)--A FAST CROWTH THE HJURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY SOUTH VIET NAM, SAID TUESDAY rll~ AC IN JAPANESE COMMUNIST PARTY STRENGT~ MOND~Y THROUGH S~TURDAY DEAJLINE FOR CEPTANCE OF THE POST FOR A SECOND AND INFILTRATION OF 50,000 SECRET M[~ NOTICES IS 4 PM THE DAY BEFORE PUBLI I TIME INVOLVED NO PARTISAN POLITICS BERS IN JAPANESE GOVERNMENT OFF!Cl~ CATICN ~ND DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS " I HAVE NO POLITICAL FUTURE, NO POLI- AND MAJOR INDUSTRIES WAS REPORTED T0- 10 AM THE D~Y OF PUBLICATION TICAL AMBITION," LODGE TOLD NEW~MEN DAY 3Y THE NATIONAL POLICE CHIEF • THE HOURGLASS RESERVES T~E RIGHT TO AT THE WHITE ~OUSE IN ADVANCE OF A POl..lCl CHIEF HIROSHU ARAI ALSO \,t~N EDIT COpy RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATION CONFERENCE WITH PRESIDENT JOHNSON ED OF POSSIBLE TROUBLE FROM THE 70,000 AND TO EDIT LETTERS TO THE EDITOR FOR SETTING THE STAGE FOR LODGE's DEPAR ULTRA-RIGHTISTS WHO ARE GIVING SiGNS THE SAKE OF BPE V I TY ALL COPY, LETTfRS TURE TODAY FOR A VISIT TO SAIGON HE OF BRACING FOR A VIOLENT SHOWDOWN W,TH AND PHOTOGR~PHS SUBMITTED FOR PUBLI I uEC~INED TO tNSW~R A QUESTION AS TO THE lEFT WING, INCLUDING EV_\ COuP CATION BECO~E Trlf PRO~ERTY OF THE WHETHER HIS APPO i ~J1""E.NT MIGHT LESSEN D'ETAT ATTEMPTS HOURGLASS REPUBLICATION Of MATERIAL REPUBLICAN CRITICISM OF THE ADMINIS ARAI WAS GIVING A REPORT ON THE ~E WITHOUT THE PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE TRATION'S VIETNAMtSE POLICY, BUT VOL CURITY SITUATION AT A NAT'ONAL CON COMMANDING OFFICER, KWAJAl~ ~ TEST UNTEERED THE COMMENT ABOUT NO POLI FERENCE OF SECURITY POLiCE CHlfF5 SITE TICS BEING INVOLVED THE NATIONAL POLICE AGENCY HEAD SA 0 "I AM DOING THIS AS AN AMERICAN CI COMMUNIST MEMBERSHIP HAD GROWN FRCM EDITOR NEIL PHELPS-MUNSON TIZEN WHO HAPPENS TO HAVE SO~t (Y ER~ 109,000 IN 1962 TO 145,000 BY AND ASST. EDITOR: DORIS WALLIN '964 ENCE THE PRESIDENT FEELS MIGHT BE USE IS NOW ESTIMATED AT AROUND 150,000 STAFF. BEVERLY DETCHEMENDY FUL," SAID LODGE, REPUBLICAN VICE THESE INCLUDE 50,000 SECRET ME~BE.P JOHN SMALL, JR PRESIDENTAL NOMINEE IN 1960 IN GOVERNMENT AGENCIES AND THE BA~I::: PART TIM£. LODGE TOLD NEWSMEN HE COULD SAY NO IN~US1RIES, HE SAID JUDY GILLIS THING ABOUT ANY MATTER OF SUBSTANCE THE CIRCULATION OF PART) uRGA~ ~~i SINCE HIS NOMINATION HAS NOT YET BEEN 'iATA (RED FLAG) HAS GROWN TO 200,00C OFFICIAL BULLETIN CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE III'M MAKING ON WEEK DAYS AND 700,000 IN ITS SUN~~ DUTY OFFlCER FOR KWAJALEIN TEST SITE A NON-STATEMENT AND I'M AFRAID THE EDITION DATE HOME PHONE MEETING WILL BE A NON-STORY," HE COM COMMUNIST PROPAGANDA HAS BEEN Ai~£D 14JUL65 CAPT H.D. VERRY 2438 MENTED ACTIVELY AT JAPAN'S SELF-OFFENSE FORr~ 15JuL65 CAPT RoM. BAKER, SR 2344 HE SAID HE IS FILLED WITH ADMIRATION MEMBERS IN RECENT TIMES HE SAID l~f 16JuL65 LT COL A.Mo LIND 604 BY THE BRAVERY AND ~ACRIFICE BEING COMMUNISTS HERE HAD ADOPTED A POLICY 17JUL65 LT COL R.L~ BRYANT* 2209 MADE BY THE PEOPLE OF SOUTH VIET NAM OF ACHIEVING A "DEMOCRATIC COAL'TiO!'l 18JUL65 CAPT R.M. BAKER, SR * 2344 WHEN ASKED HOW HE EXPECTED TO GET GOVERNlvlENT" (WITH OTHER LEFT-W'NG p~{ 19JUL65 LT COL L.H. OGDEN . 2497 ALONG WITH VARIOUS POLITICAL FACTIONS, TIES) BY 197J WHEN THE US-JAPAN 20JuL65 LT COL A.Mo LIND 604 Se INCLUDING THE CATHOLICS, LODGE SAID, CURITY TREATY COMES UP FOR EXTENS!C' "\ EXPr:::T TO GET ALONG" HE COMMENTED FOR THIS PURPOSE, THEY ARE LAYING Trl~ *INDICATES WEEKEND AND/OR HOLIDAYS THAT DURING HIS PREVIOU~ TERM AS AM STRESS ON EXPANDING PARTY '1EMBER~H " QUTY OFfiCER IS KWAJALEIN TEST SITE BASSADOR HE GOT ALONG ~[ L WITH CATH ESTABLISHING JOINT STRUGGl~S WjT~ l~t COMMANDING OFFICER'S REPRESENTATIVE OLIC lEADERS SOCIALIST PARTY AND PRO-SOCIAl'ST ~URING OTHER THAN NORMAL DUTY HOURS LABOR UNIONS, AND GAIN MORE SEATS 1/, JOINT WAR MEMORIAL HIGH INSURANCE, ACID ELECTIONS, HE SAID SET FOR GORREGIDOR CLUES IN AIR CRASH POLICE CHIEF ARAI SAID THE LEFTIS~~ VANCOUVER, JULY 14 (AP)--A~ EXPLO WERE PREPARING TO MOUNT A POPULAR NEW YORK, JULY 14 (AP)--PRIZEFIGHTS ~IVE ACID WAS CONSIDERED TUESDAY AS AND DINNER PAPTIES WILL HELP RAISE STRUGGLE TO BLOCK RATIFICATION OF TYE THE POSSIBLE CAUSE OF A CANADIAN PA BAS I C TREATY WITH SOUTH KOREA ,HEr. IT MONEY IN THE UNITED STATES FOR CON CIFIC AIRLINES CRASH LAST WEEK THAT COMES UP IN AUGUST OR SEPTEMBER "TRLJrTION OF A WAR '-'IEMORI'" 0[\1 [ORRF TOOK 52 LIVES G I DO R 's L ... \' 0 IN"; H £: PH I LIP PIN E S , I T CORONER GLEN McDONALD SAID TRACES SHIPS WILL BE MARSHALLED WA~ A~~O~NCED TJEDAY OF ACID WERE FOUND IN A REAR WASHROOM TO TRANSPORT WAR CARGOES R.R Ul:.LA CRUZ, A ~~ANILA PUBLIC RE O/\, THE AIRCRAFT HE ~AID THE WASHROOM BALTIMORE, JLLY 14 (AP)--AMERICAN LATIONS ~AN AND PROJ~CT COORDI~ATOR TOILET BOWL WAS FLATTENED, THE DOOR SHIPOWNERS WERE TOLD TUESDAY THAT 54 OF THE L-UND-Pt ISING EFFORT, SAID 1>11:. JISH(J AS IF PUSHED DOWN VIOLENTLY AND MORE MERCHANT SHIPS ARE NEEDED IMMED - FIGHTS 'L:""'"i;::: fJ I-LASH ELORDE OF THE THE WA~HROOM BASIN BENT CLOSED LIKE A ATELY TO TRAI'IISPORT SUPPLIES TO V!~T PHILIPPINES, ~HE WORLD JUNIOR LIGHT TULiP BY A FORCE PUSHING UP FROM BE NAM, THE BALTIMORE SUN SAID TODAY WEIGHT CHAMPICN NEATH McDONALD SAID TRAClS Of THE MARITIME EDITOR HELEN DELICH BENTLLY THE BENEFIT DINNERS, HE ~AID, WILL UNIDENTIFIED ACID WERE FOUND ON THE SAID 28 OF THE SHIPS WILL CO~E FROM BE IN PHILADELPHIA, WASHINGTON, NEW FLOOR AND SOME ACID HAD SPLATTERED THE RESERVE FLEETS OF THE MARITIME AD ORLEANS, CHICAGC, SEATTLE, Los ANGEL SEVERAL FEET AWAY INTO A STEWARDESS' MINISTRATION MOST OF THE 28 SHipS TO ES, SAN FRANCISCO AND HONOLULU -- U S. BAG COME FROM PRIVATE INDUSTRY WILL COME CITIES WITH LtRGE FILiPiNO CO~MUNITIES THE TOILET BOWL WAS 46 INCHES FROM FROM AMONG THE 107 FREIGHTERS AND PA~ DELA CRUZ S~ ID ARRANGEMENTS WERE A MAJOR SEA~ IN THE AIRCRAFT'S INNER SENGER LINERS NOW IDLED DUE TO STR'~~~ MADE TUFSDAY FOR THE FUND-RAISERS TO SK j~ PEQFOPATION AND THE RESULTING OY THREE ~EAMEN'S UNIONS, MRS BlNTL v RECEIVE SO~E OF THE PROCEEDS OF [LCR LOSS O~ COMPRESSION COULD HAVE BEEN SAID DE'S Au..,. 4 r IGHT ~E~E \vITH FRANKIE ENOUGH TO RIP OFF THE PLANE'S TAIL THE STORY SAID NOTICE OF THE NEED I'ARVAEZ OF PUERTC R I CLI IT WILL BE A SECTION THE TAIL SECTION WAS FOUND WAS GIVEN BY NICHOLAS JOHNSON, MAR, I IO-ROUND NO~TITLE BOUT HALF A "1ILE AWAY FRO~1 THE REST Of THE TIME ADMINISTRATOR FOR THE DEPARTMENT THE MEtlORIAL fTSELF IS A JOINT UI\, WRECKAGE OF TH~ oc6s WHICH CRASHED OF DEFENSE DERTAKI~G OF TrlE U.S. AND PHILIPPINE LAST THURSDAY ABOUT 170 MILES NORTH- THE FIRST GROUP 0- 14 SHIPS A~E TO GO VE Rt' : 'iT S EAST OF HERE BE liON BERTHIf FROM BETWEEN JULY 21 \JD T~[ u s. CO~GRESS HAS cprATED WHAT EARLIER, AN INSURANCE COMPANY SPOKE AUG 2 TO LOAD BACKED-UP MILITARY C4R I~ NOW KNOW/\, ~S THE U.S. BArAA~-CORRE ~MAN SAID TWO O~ THE 52 PERSONS KILLED GO IN THE PORST OF BALTIMORE, NOR~O' ~ G I DOR MH,OR I AL COMM I SS ION TO ASS 1ST HAD FLIGYT INSURANCE TOTALING MORE MOBILE, NEW ORLEANS, TACOMA, BEAuvO~T. I~ PLANNING THE MONUMENT IN THE PHIL THAN $200,000 TEXAS, AND SAVANNAH IrpINES, A NATIONAL SHRI~E COMMISSION THE SPOKESMAN SAID INFLIGHT INSUR JESSE M CALHOUN, PRESIDENT OF THE HAS BEEN FORMED WITH SECRETARY OF DE ANCE or SUCrl AMOUNTS IS ABOVE AVERAGE NATIONAL MAPI~E ENGINEERS BENEF~CIAL FENSE MArtRIO PERALTA AS ITS HEAD BU~ NOT UNUSUAL ~E ADDED IT IS PO~SI ASSOCIATION, SAID TUESDAY NIGHT THAT BLE OTHER PASSENGERS TOOK OUT INSUR ANY OF THE STRiKEBOUND SHIPS NEEDED SOUTH BEND, IND JJLY 14 {AP)--A 50- ANCE FOR THE FLIGHT, SCHEDULED FROM WOULD BE IMMEDIATELY CLEARED BY TH~ POUND OCELOT DESCRIBED AS EPY DANGER VA NC G U V E R, 6 R I TIS H Co LUll B I A, TO WH I T E- UNION AND CREWS WILL BE FURNISHED OUS WAS BEING HUNTED HERE TODAY AFTER HORS , YUKON TERRITORY IT WAS RELEASED FROM ITS CAGC ~y VAN GENEVA, J0LY 14 {AP)--A TOP AME~ICA~ DALS OVERNIGHT T~E MALE CAT WAS FREED WASHINGTON, J~lY 14 (AP}--A THREE- DISARMAMENT NEGOTIATOR WARNED TODA '/HEN A HOLE WAS RIPPED IN ITS CAGE IN TIlE POTAWATO,ll ZOO, KEEPER EvERETT NATIOt. II\TER-Ar-1ERICAN MISSION TO THE THAT TIME IS RUNNING SHORT IN THE NJ PITCHFORD SAID THE ANIMAL'S NORMAL DI- DOMIN'CAN REPUBLIC IS RETURNING TO CLEAR POWERS' EFFORT TO KEEP ATOMiC WASHINGTON THIS WEEK AMIDST REPORTS Of WEAPONS FROM fALLING INTO UNSTAB~t [T is HORSEMCAT, BUT ~E HAS ~ILLED AND FAVORABLE AhD COhCRETE DEVELOPMENTS YANDS "UNLESS NAT IONS TAKE CON _ E f~ ~ , PTE' A FD'PIE COMPANION AND /l LARGE J ~RD A SOLUTION OF THE PROBLEM IN STEPS NOW "'II TY I"J ONE 0, -,'0 "E , ~ONK:Y IN THe lOO, PITCHFORD SAID THAT NATION' WILL JE HIGHL v UNLIKELY THAT R~ T~~ ~AT, FRCf' CEI'IITRAL At-1ERICt, MAY , SECRE1ARY GENfRAL Jos~ A MORA OF CAN BE PUT ON THE MEMBE~S~IP; - , HIDING I ~ ... TREE 19: rh£ ORGANIZAT'r OF AMERICA~ STATES CLEAR CLUB," LJ S AMBASSI>-DCR C .1qt ",NNOllt'lClD 1"1::' TI~dERLAKE ~OLD A U.~ ORGAN!L~T v P~GE A,.ounJ TOWN A PLANTER BOX--Loc THE ATED UNDER THE WIN YOUNGER DOWS OF THE J.M .. SET BAUMAN HOME PROVIDES SOME TEEN-AGERS GET IN THE NEWS, AN EXCELLENT SPACE SOME TEEN-AGERS OUGHT TO BE IN THE IN WHICH TO GROW THE NEWS THIS ARTICLE AND SEVERAL OTHERS LESS HARDY PLANTS WILL BE DEVOTED PRIMARILY TO THOSE HOWN IN FRONT ROW, TEENS WHO ARE TALKED ABOUT THE LEAST FROM LEFT· ALOE, Mo AND DO MORE THAN MOST TEEN-AGERS ON SES IN THE BOAT, THE ISLAND FERNS BACK ROW,FROM FOR EXAMPLE, WHEN MR JOE NEIDIG, A LEFT: CALADIUM, ELE TRUST TERRITORY TEACHER ON THE ISLAND PHANT EAR, PHILODEN OF EBEYE, WANTED TO ORGANIZE A SUMMER DRON, MONSTERA NOT RECREATIONAL PROGRAM, FIVE LOCAL TEEN ONLY DOES SUCH A BOX AGERS, MIKE CLARK, MIKE COHAN, RON MAKE AN ATTRACTIVE SHAW, TOM TURNER, AND DOUG DAUE, WHO EXTERIOR ARRANGEMENT HAPPENED TO BE EXPLORERS, VOLUNTEERED BUT PERMITS ONE TO THE PROGRAM IS ESSENTAILLY PATTERNED ENJOY THE GREENERY AFTER THE ONE STARTED HERE ON KWAJ BY FROM INSIDE THE YOUTH DIRECTOR, MR RAYMOND (CONTINUED ON pAGE SEVEN) KWAJAlEIN GARDENS THE LOW AREA THE PLANTING AREA ON THE ISLAND KNOWN FUN AT THE BEACH AS THE Low AREA IS THAT WHICH IS SITUA- ONE OF THE SPlCIAL FEATURES OF THE TEO BETWEEN LAGOON ROAD AND PALM STREET SUMMER RECREATION PROGRAM WAS THE EX- IT IS IN THIS AREA THAT THE GREATEST CURS ION TO THE CORAL SANDS BEACH LAST VARIETY OF PLANTS CAN BE GROWN AND THAT SATURDAY MORNING THE CHILDREN, FROM THE GARDENER CAN MOST FULLY REALIZE THE 7 TO 14 YEARS OF AGE, MET AT THE SPEC- POTENTIAL OF THE YEAR-ROUND GROWING SEA- IAL SERVICES BUILDING AT 8:30 IN THE SON IN DEVELOPING A LUXURIOUS BEAUTIFUL MORNING AND WERE TRANSPORTED TO THE GARDEN NOT ONLY IS THE Low AREA SUFFI- BEACH BY BUSES THE MORNING WAS FILLED CIENTLY FAR REMOVED FROM THE OCEAN, BUT WITH LAGOON Sv/IMMING, WATER GAMES, THERE ARE ENOUGH OBSTRUCTIONS BETWEEN THE BANANA TREE--PROVIDED WITH ADEQUATE PLAYING IN THE SAND, AND JUST HAVING IT AND THE OCEAN SO THAT THE PROBLEM OF PROTECTION FROM THE WIND AND SALT SPRAY FUN IN GENERAL. IND BLAST DAMAGE AND SALT SPRAY BUILD THE BANANA WILL fLOURISH ON KWAJALEIN THE CHILDREN BROUGHT THEIR OWN BAG UP ON THE PLANTS IS NEGLIGIBLE LUNCHES WH I CH THEY ATE AT VAR 10US TIMES EXOTIC IMPORTED PLANTS THAT WILL GROW DURING THE MOHNING DEPENDING UPON ELL HERE ARE FERNS, BANANA, HIBISCUS, MICRONESIAN CONGRESS THEIR APPETITES AFTER THE ACTIVE MOR~CROTON, ACALYPHA, CANDLEBUSH, PLUMERIA, ELECTS OFFICERS ING THE CHILDREN WERE CONTENT TO SIT PAPAYA, PEMPHIS, AND RUBBER PLANT PLAN- THE HOUSE Of DELEGATES OF THE CON ER BOXES CAN BE USED TO GREAT ADVANTAGE GRESS OF MICRONESIA COMPLETED ITS OR FOR THESE PLANTS AS DiVIDERS IN THE PA GANIZATION TODAY WITH ELECTION OF Tos TIO OR AS LOW FENCES OR SCREENS IN THE IWO NAKAYAMA OF TRUK, AS PRESIDENT, AND HEDGES PLANTED IN THIS AREA ARE BAILEY OLTER Of PONAPE AS VICE PRESI ATTRACTIVE ADDITIONS TO THE LANDSCAPE, DENT COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN ELECTED WERE ESPECIALLY WHEN GROWN ALONGSIDE WALKWAY~ AMATA KABUA OF THE MARSHALLS fOR WAYS ROADWAYS, AND DRAINAGE DITCHES. SUCH AND MEANS, OLYMPIO BORJA Of THE MARI HEDGES SHOULD BE KEPT PRUNED TO A MAX ANAS FOR RESOURCES AND DEVELOPMENT, Ro IMUM HEIGHT OF TWO FEET FOR THE BEST MAN TMETUCML OF PALAU FOR HEALTH, EDU DESIGN RESULTS THE USE OF PLANTER BOX CATION AND SOCIAL MATTERS, AND JOSE R ES AND HEDGES WiLL SERVE TO EASE SHARP CRUZ OF THE MARIANAS FOR JUDICIARY AND LINES OF BUILDING STRUCTURES AND GIVE GOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS COMMITTEE PERSONAL APPEAL AND INTEREST TO THE THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY HELD ITS fiRST SPACE ABOUT THE HOUSE ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING ON SATURDAY JULY RECOMMENDED PLANTS FOR THIS AREA ARE 10 AT THIS TIME ITS RULES WERE ADOPTED BEEF STEAKS, OLEANDER, PERIWINKLE, MARI- DWIGHT HEINE, MARSHALL ISLANDS, FORMER \ GOLDS, ZINNIAS, FOUR-O-CLOCKS, EUPHOR CHAIRMAN Of THE COUNCIL OF MICRONESIA, BIA, POINSETTIA, MORINDA CETRIFOLIA, WAS ELECTED SPEAKER CHIEF PETRUS MAlLO CANNA INDICA, CALADIUMS, ELEPHANT EARS, OF TRUK WAS ELECTED VICE-SPEAKER AND MOSES IN THE BOAT, SEA GRAPE, HIBISCUS, BETHWEL HENRY OF PONAPE, LEGISLATIVE ONSTERS DELICIOSA PANX, CUP PLANTS, SECRETARY THE FOLLOWING COMMITTEES AND GROUND COVER MANY OF THESE PLANTS WERE ESTABLISHED: ApPROPORIATIONS-CHAI ARE ALREADY GROWING IN THIS AREA AND MAN, JUAN SABLAN, MARIANAS, WAYS AND SHOULD BE ENCOURAGED TO FULL BEAUTIFUL MEANS-CHAIRMAN LAZARUS SALI I, PALAU, GROWTH BY REGULAR PRUNING WHICH ACTUALLY RESOURCES AND DEVELOPMENT-CHAIRMAN JAC ACTS AS A STIMULANT TO THE PLANT'S OB SAWAICHI, PALAU, EDUCATION, HEALTH THE GARDENER WILL ALSO FIND THAT AND SOCIAL MATTERS-CHAIRMAN OLTER PAUL, HE CAN INCREASE HIS SUPPLY OF PLANTS BY PONAPE, JUDICIARY AND GOVERNMENT RELA ,TAKING CUTTINGS FROM THOSE ALREADY ES TIONS-CHAIRMAN LUKE TMAN, YAP. TABLISHED IN HIS YARD ACCIDENT ODDITIES S.P.I.E. TO MEET ALL AT SEA' A~ UNMANNED ~AILBOAT, THE SOCIETY OF PHOTOGRAPHIC INSTRU- PULLED LOOSE FROM ITS MOORINGS, BY GUS- MENTATION ENGINEERS (S.P.I.Eo) WILL BE TY WINDS, DRIFTED OUT TO SEA A COAST HELD AT THE BANYAN ROOM OF THE YOKWE GUARD 30-FOOT PATROL BOAT WENT TO RE- UK CLUB TONIGHT, WEDNESDAY, 14 JULY, AT TRIEVE IT, BECAME ENTANGLED IN A LINE 7 PM TRIED TO PUT ABOARD THE SAILBOAT, AND MEMBERS ARE URGED TO BRING A GUEST CAPSiZED THEN A NAVY BOAT STARTED TO OTHERS \'HO ARE INTERESTED IN THE THE RESCUE; BUT ITS CLUTCH FAILED, IT OF PHOTO~RAPHY ARE CORDIALLY IN- STRUCK A ROCK AND SANK A THIRD RESCUING TO ATTEND CRAFT fiNALLY PICKED UP ALL THE DUNKED CREWMEN AND TOWED THE CAPSIZED PATROL KWAJALEIN GLEE MEN WILL MEET THURS BOAT TO PORT MEANWHILE, THE SAILBOAT JULY 15, IN THE FINE ARTS BUILDING DRIFTED ASHORE, UNDAMAGED ,';SIC PRACTICE WILL BEGIN PROMPTLY AT 30 Piv. SLOGAN OF THE MONTH. ON[ " - R ON ANY JOB IS ONE TOO MANY ~------~---~------~.. ~------~tl HOURGLASS \/EDNESDA y 14 JUL Y 1965 I ~:-U ~\L :jl ~ u JAPANESE SEAFARER G.N.P. UP AGAIN )~llS ATLANTIC OCEAN ALONE \JAsHINGTON, JULY 14 (AP)--THE u. s NEW YORK, JULY 14 {AP)--A SAILOR WHO SAYS HE HAS SEVEN WIVES-THE SEVEN SEAS- GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT ROSE TO A~' A~_ HAS BECOME THE FIRST JAPANESE TO COMPLETE A SOLO CROSSING OF THE ATLANTIC OCEA1L JUSTED AN~UAL RATE OF ~653 BILLIO~ FROM· NEYT HE WILL TRY THE PACIFIC THE FIRST THREE MONTHS, THE U S DEPA~" IKUO KASHIMA, 34, OF KOBE ARRI\ED IN NEW YORK TUESDAY NIGHT, COMPLETING A MENT OF COMMERCE REPORTED TODAY VOYAGE THAT BEGAIN OCT 12 I~I GrNoA THE PRELIMINARY ESTIf'.1ATE SHOWED, HO\i HIs ROUTE WAS BY WAY OF GIBRALTAR, CASABLANCA, AND rHE VEST IND!ES EVER, THAT THE APRIL-JUNE RISE WAS BE (~N-TANNED, HIS HAIR AS LONG AS A BEATTLE'S, KASHIMA TOLD A REPORTER THAT HE LOW THE $14 BILLION GAIN REGISTERED !~ vAS "JUST EXCITED AT CQt.i\PLETING THE LONG VOYAGE THE FiRST QUARTER THE GOVERNMENT AT HIS BOAT, 533 IETERS LONG AND 2 METERS WIDE, IS NAMED KORAASA, WHICH IS A TRIBUTED THAT SHARP INCREASE TO THE U~ JAPANESE WORKER'S CHANT KASHIMA FIRST BEGAN THINKING OF THE ATLANTIC CROSSING USUAL EXPANSION OF AUTOMOBILE PROCUC FIVE YEARS AGO WHEN HE \JON AN OCEAN RACE OFF KOBE I N THE KORAASA liON IN THE LAST THREE MONTHS OF 196~ KASHIMA SAID HE HAD SEVERAL CLOSE
CALLS DUR I NG THE TR I P- I ~ Cl UD I NG A STORr..., THAT ~E DESCRIBED AS BAD AS A ~APANESE NEW MONT BLANC AUTO TUNNEL TYPHOON HE SA D HE LOST HIS RUDDER ABOUT TWO-TMIRDS OF THE WAY ACROSS AND MIGHT BOOST EUROPEAN UNITY HAD TO rASH ION A NU" ONE OUT OF A OO.&RD BY PIERO DE GARZAROLLI KASHIMA SAID hE NEXT PLANNED TO GO COURMAYEUR, ITALY, JULY IL~ (AP)--UNDER EUROPE's HIGHEST MOUNTAIN, THE PRES - TO Los ANGELrS, A~D LfAVE FROM THERE DENTS or ITALY AND FRANCE WILL JOIN FRIDAY IN OPENING THE MONUMENTAL MONT BLt ON A SOLO CROSSING OF THE PACIFIC HE AUTO TuNNEL-AN EVlNT DESIGNED TO GIVE EUROPEAN UNITY EffORTS A SYMBOLIC BOOS~ DID NOT KNOW VET WHfN HE WOULD LEAVE FROM THE TIME WORK FIRST STARTED ON THE TUNNEL IN 1959 IT WAS HAILED AS A NEW YORK NEW LINK IN THE EUROPEAN UNITY CAUSE lAUNCHED AFTER WORLD WAR I I KASHI"'1A SAID "I AU·/AYS rEEL VERY Now THE TUNNEL IS OPENING AT A TIME WHEN PRESIDENT CHARLES DEGAULlE!S rRANC c LO~JEL Y \VHfN I A.t-1 ANCHORED I N A PORT IS IN BITTER DISPUTE WITH ITS COMMON M/RKET PARTNERS AND THE UNITY MOVEMENT ~ RATI-H.R n~AN AT MIDSEA " STALEMATED HOWEVER, HIS fIRST DAY IN NEW YORK DE GAULLE HIMSELF IS JOINING IN THE OPENING WITH PRESIDENT GUISfPPE SARAGAf, WAS FAR FROM BEING LONFLY AMERICAN ITALY'S fiRST SOCIALIST PRESIDENT AND A MAN WITH HIS OWN STRONG IDEAS ABOUT ~EWSPAPER"'1EN AND PH070GRAPHERS SWARMED EUROPEAN UNITY THOSE IDEAS HAVE NOT OVER THE TINY FIGURE OF KASHIMA, BE ALWAYS BEEN ACCEPTED BY DE GAULLE'S AT EACH END Of THE TUNNEL ARE Powl~ SPECTACLED AND CLAD IN SHORT-SLEEVED FRANCE FUL VENTILATING STAr IONS TO PROVIDE TERRY-CLOTH SHIRT AND COTTON DRILL HERE IN THE ALPS, EVEN IF THEY DO NOT FRESH AIR FOR THE ALL-WEATHER PASS~GL TROUSERS AND LOOKING A BIT OVERWHELME~ AGREE ON THE POLITICS OF EUROPEAN UNI- WAY THE YEAR ROUND "WHY DID YOU MAKE THIS TRIP?II AN TY, THEY WILL TOGETHER OPEN AN ARTERY TRAFFIC WILL MOVE 30 TO 40 MILES ~, AMERICAN NEWSMAN DEMANDED, THRUSTING THAT COULD PUMP NfW LIFE INTO THE IDEA HOUR OVER THE 24-FOOT WIDE ROADWAY, II t-11 CROPHONE TO ~II M THE TUNNEL COULD BOOST TOURISM AND CO* TRANSITING THE TUNNEL IN JJST A LjT U\.J AKARANA I (I DO NOT UNDERS TAND ), MERCE NOT ONLY IN FRANCE AND ITALY, MORE THAN 10 MINUTES \/AKARANAIII KASHIMA. REPEATED St-1ILING BUT IN THE COUNTRIES BEYOND THE MONT BLANC TUNNEL IS THE S(CO'D HE MAILED HIS DIARY AND PHOTOS HE THE MONT BLANC AUTO TUNNEL IS WEST FOR AUTOMOBILES UNDER THE ALPS T~E rlAD TAKEN IN EARLIER PART OF HIS VOy ERN EUROPE1S NEWEST TRANSPORT~TION GREAT ST BERNARD TUNNEL WAS OPENED AGE TO JAPAN WHEN HE STOPPED AT ST MIRACLE-A RELATIVELY SHORT LINK TO CUT LAST YEAR ON THE iTALIAN-SWISS BORD!:. THOMAS, VIRGIN ISLANDS, JUST IN CASE TIME AND DISTANCE, OPENING A NEW WAY HIS BOAT WAS LOST, BUT HE KEPT A LIT TO SPREAD FREIGHT AND TRAVELERS PAST TLE NOTE BOCK TO SCR I B[3I_ E ON HIS rHE GIANT ALPINE BARRIER BETWEEN ITALY A PRINCESS' DEBUT THOUGHTS AMONG THE NOTATIO~S IN THE AND FRANCl CORFU, GREECE, JULY 14 (AP)--FIVE BOOK \..JERE liTHE ~r:-A IS MY LOVER" THE TWO-LANE 7 2 MILE TUNNEL ROADWAY DAY-OLD CROWN PRINCESS ALEXIA or Gq[L~t "As A MEANS OF TRAVEL, SAILING IN CUTS 60 niLES AND HOURS OF TORTUOUS MADE HER FIRST PUBLIC APPEARA~CE TOD4Y BOAT IS THE CHEAPEST NEXT TO WALKING TRAVEL OVER THE HAIRPIN MOUNTAIN BET I N THE ARtA.S OF HER MOTHER, QUEEN AI\,,,E.~ O~I FOOT " WEEN SOME ITALIAN A~D FRENCH CITIES MAR IE 'I LOVE ADVENTURE U THIS MEANS SWIFTER, CHEAPER TRUCK THE DANISH-BORN QUEEN AND KING CO~ liMy IMPRESSION OF THIS VOYAGE IS TRANSPORT BETWEEN THE HEART OF FRANCE STANTINE PRESENTED THE BABY TO NEWS IT'S LIKE CROSSING THE SEA ON THE CON AND THE INDUSTRIES OF NORTH ITALY MEN AND PHOTOGRAPHERS WHO VER[ INV - V[ VOR BEL T II I T MEANS EASIER ACCESS-AND THUS A TE D I ~ TO TrlE GRO 'JNDS o~· T HE ~10N R EPO::' "DURING MY vOY~GE, MANY SHIPS URCED LURE-FOR T~E CARBORNE TOURIST SEEKING SUMMER PALACE W..,ERE. ALEX I A WAS BOq,4 ~E TO ABANDON MY BOAT AND GET ABJARD AN EVER MORE COMFORTABLE ROUTE THROUGH SATURDAY 1"hEIRS No TriANKJ ' THE ALPS ALiNE-MARIE AND CONSTANTINE-THE W(J~ v-' "SI-JARh3 ROCKED .1'; BOAT I T SCARED ITALY EXPECTS A GREAT TRAfFIC TO DE YOUNGEST MONARCHS-wERE EXCITED, ~ND Mf PERYAPS f1Y RUDDER "lAS BROKEN BE- VELOP UNDfR MONT BLANC liA~IAN NEWS BEAMI~G WIIH DRIDE ALEXIA CRIED CAu~' or TI-IIS SHARK-ROCf\tNG" HA~E T~E PAPERS ALREADY NICKNAMED TUN SHE BEhAVED LIKE A PR I NCESS AT ~ Y R-, r
vN MARCH 12, A GERMAN SHIP, HILDE NEL "EUROPE' 5 SUB\oJAY II SHE 1\0 EST LED ,~ HI EAR M S 0 F HER tla 0 T t-< E I HORN, GAVE ME FRESH FRUIT AND BREAD TRANSPORT OFFICIALS CONCEDED THAT WHO SAT IN A CHAIR ON A SHADED PATIO THANKS ALSO ON JUNE 30, AMERICAN TRAFFIC THROUGH THE ALPINE RAIL TUN IN THE REAR OF THE PALACE AIRCRAFT CARRIER SENT A BOAT TO SEE NELS MIGHT SUfFER, BUT THEY DON'T /ILEXIA KEPT r'ER COMPOSURE UN'~L "'Y1L IF I WAS ALL RIGHT I WAS VERY APPRE THINK THE LO~S WILL BE MUCH BECAUSE 35-MINUTE PICTURE TAKING SES~ION STf r - CIATIVE " THERE ARE NO RAIL TUNNELS IN THE IM TED THD', I N THE NO I SE AND CONF US ON j KASHIMA GRADUATED FROM A COMMERCIAL MEDIATE AREA THE TEARS FLOWED HIGH SCHOOL IN KOBE HE ONCE OWNED A THE UNITY PICTURE IS NOT SO ROSY NOW THE 18-YEAR-0L~ ANNE MARIE WORE A CAMERA SHOP BECAUSE HE FELT PHOTOGRA AS IT SEEMED IN 1962 WHEN FRENCH PRE SHORT-SLEEVED GL~E AND WHITE PR:~~ PHY WOULD BE USEFUL IF AND WHEN HE MIER GEORGES POMPIDOU VISITED THE TUN SILK HOUSECOAT, WITH LIGHT MAKEUP G' JPRIED OUT HIS DREAM OF CROSSING THE NEL UNDER CONSTRUCTION AND CALLED IT HER FACE ALEXIA WAS WRAPPED o~ A : TLANTI C A 'CRA-lDIOSE t'JD SYMBOLIC" EFFORT BY WHITE WOOLEN BABY BLANKET SHE K[-T THEN HE JOINED KOBE HARBOR WATCHMAN ITALY AND FRANCE HER EYES CLOSED AGAINST THE STRO~G COMPANY, FOR WHICH HE STILL WORKS AS GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS IN ROME SAID SUNLIGHT A TRUCK DRIVER, WHERE HE COLLECTED PR:SIDENT SARAGAT INTENDED TO EXPRESS ~NOWLEDGE AND INFORMATION ON SAILING TO DE GAULLE ITALIAN CONCERN OVER HE GAVE UP HIS ENTIRE SAVI'IGS OF FRA~CE'S CURRENT BOYCOTT OF THE COMMO~ WORLD COURT RECESSES $1,650 TO HA\E KORAASA MADE FIVE YEARS 'V;ARKET THE HAGUE, JULY 14 (AP)--THE W0RLD AGO THE BOAT WAS D~SIGNED BY AKIRA T Ii E T \oJ 0 PRE SID EN T S WILL TR A VEL fRO M COURT \/ENT INTO SUfvlf'.1ER RECESS TODAY YOKOYA'4A IN THIS BOAT, KASHI!1A SAILED CHAtlONIX ON THE FRENCH ~'DE THROUGH UNTIL SEPTEMBER 20 AFTER GriNG IN S[~ AROUND JAPAN AND OBTAI~ED SOME EXPE THE TU~~EL TO COJRMAYEU~ WHERE MOST SION SINCE MARCH 15 TO HEAR BJTH P~R
RIENCE OF THE CEREMONIES AND THE TALKS WILL TIE SIN THE SOU T H ',J EST A F RIC A N r IS;:; " T t KENICHI HORIE, WHO SUCCESSFULLY CROS TAKE PLACE BEFORE ADJOURNING, T~E S XTI-! S~0r~ SED THE PACIFIC RECE"lTLY, INSPECTED AT LEAST EIGHT WOR~MEN WERE KILLED A F RIc.. AN W! TN E 5 S, PIE Tel L LIE, Ct' [~ V _ A'S BOA1 BEFORE ~c SAILED OFF AN8 ~CORES IN~UREu IN TrlE SIX YEAR~ IT EDI TOR OF "01 E BUPGER', TOLD THE elJ.) 1
LAST YEAR HE RA I SED r\COUi L,'") ~OO ~OOK TO BUILD TrE TUNNEL 11,400 FEET THE AIM O~ THE APARTHEID POLICY I~
-PO, III S FR I ENDS ANJ BO~GHT Pr,OV I S IONS BELOJ T~E SNOW-COVERED °EA~ OF T~E 15, PEACEF",L CO-EXISTENCE OF THE I-1AI\V \/HI CH I NCLUDED I NSTM,T tV! I SO SHIRU" 772 FOOT ~OUNTAIN RACES I N SOUTH \JEST Av: p I CA 'HOM MI:. (BEAN CURD SOUp) AND AN OIL STOVE AND IN ACDITIOr -,REE ITALIA,-J SECURITv SAID ALL ARE ~iNORITIES AN~ HlG-L r i"l E Nil A K I '" G A. I r LIe 0 ° T ERe -l E C K 0 FAR- WE~T OFF TO FULFILL HIS LIFE-LONG DR~ INTERDEPE~DENT R AJ'I GEt; E I JT ~ r 0 R T YEO P E ~ ! N G WE R E K ILL ED HE ADDED AS HIS PEPSO~AL OPt~ 0' THE BEST OF rlEt..LERS IS GOOD CHEER LAS T \;' E E K \-J ~ E,~ THE HE L I COP"" ER CR ASH ED THAT THE OVA~BOS) A RACE I~ :Ov' PINDAR NfAR THE TUNNEL APPROACH AFRICA, ,,jAY BECOME AN INDEPEI\D,r PA."GE 5 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY 14 JULY 1965 FRENCH, ITALIANS MAKE SWEEP OF TOUR DE FRANCE MARATHON PARIS, JULY 14 (AP)-ITALyIS FELICE GiMONDI WON THE TOUR Sports SECTION DE FRANCE WEDNESDAY,BICYCLING'S LONGEST AND TOUGHEST RACE THE 22 YEAR OLD GIMONDI, IN HIS FIRST YEAR AS A PROFES- SIONAL, PEDALED TO CYCLING FAME EASILY AHEAD OF HIS NEAREST CHALLENGER, FRANCE~ RAYMOND POULIDOR. MOUNTAINBALL GIMONDI ARRIVED AT THE FINISH LINE IN THE PARIS PARC DES PRINCES STADIUM TO MOUNTAINBALL STANDINGSTHROUGH MONDAY THE CHEERS OF THOUSANDS OF PARISIANS CELEBRATING THE JULY 14 BASTILLE DAY NAT 12 JULY IONAL HOLIDAY AMER I CAN LEAGUE W L THE 52ND TOUR DE FRANCE BEGAN ON JUNE 22 AND THE RACERS COVERFD SOME 4,100 JOMAKA J 10 I KILOMETERS OVER PLAIN AND MOUNTAIN IN WEST GERMANY, BELGIUM, SPAIN AND FRANCE NA -A L I I "A" 8 2 GIMONDI, WHO HAD HELD THE LEAD IN THE MARINE DEPT 8 3 FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMP OVER-ALL STANDINGS OF THE TOUR SINCE P.M.Z 8 JUNE 30, WON THE 22ND AND FINAL STAGE EBEYE TRITONS 7 a WILL DEFEND TITLE OF THE TOUR, ASSURING HIS VICTORY IT HECO 5 6 LONDON, JULY 14 (AP)-VICENTE SALDIVAR WAS A 37 KM TIME TEST FR9M VERSAILLES KENTRON 6 THE REJGNING WORLD FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMP- TO THE PARC DE PRINCES STAOIUM IN ION FROM MEXICO, WILL DEFEND HIS TITLE PARIS ROI-NAMUR ~ 7 1-l0PEFULS 2 9 AGAINST BRITISH CHAMPION HOWARD WIN GIMONDI, WHO HAD A 72-SE(OND lEAD ON STONE AT LONDON'S EARLS COURT STADIUM O.M.C. I 10 POULIDOR AT THE END OF THE 21sT STAGE, HIGH SCHOOL#2 0 II SEPTEMBER 7 -- FOR A RECORD FEATHER FINISHED WEDNESDAY'S TEST IN 50 MINUTES WEIGHT PURSE 57 SECONDS WITH A 20-SECOND BONUS NATIONAL LEAGUE W L MICKEY DUFF, MATCH-MAKER FOR THE FOR WINNING, HIS TIME WAS 50 MINUTES F I L-AMER I CANS 9 I FIGHT, SAID THE MEXICAN WOULD RECEIVE 37 SECONDS POULIDOR TOOK 52 MINUTES GREYHOUNDS 2 $84,000 FOR THE DEFENSE EXPENSES WILL 5 SECONDS 10 COVER WEDN ESDA Y t S STAGE RIKAKIS ~ 2 OE COVERED IN THAT AMOUNT A TOTAL OF 96 CYCLISTS, CUT OF THE IMUA WARRIORS 8 4 THEN PROMOTER HARRY LEVENE ADDED 130 WHO STARTED, FINISHED THE MARATHON HIGH SCHOOL#I 6 4 "T HE FIG HT WILL COS 1 $ I I 2 , 000 I r's THE GIANNI MOTTA OF ITALY WAS THIRD, NA-AL I I "B" MOST EXPENSIVE WORLD FEATHERWEIGHT HENRY ANGLADE OF FRANCE FOURTH AND JEA~ 5 1t NIKE REBELS g FIGHT IN HISTORy. CLAUDE LEBAUBE OF FRANCE WAS FIFTH EBEYE RAINBOWS ~ 6 WINSTONE AND MANAGER EDDIE THOMAS SIGNED CONTRACTS FOR THE FIGHT IN LE ESQUIRES 4 7 ELORDE-NARVAEZ BOUT EBEYE INDIANS I 9 VENE'S OFFICE TUESDAY PREVIOUSLY, SALDIVAR'S CAMP HAD SIGNED THE CONTRACT K.T.S. 0 II MOVED UP TO AUGUST WITH MATCHMAKER DUFF, NEW YORK, JULY 14 (AP)-THE NON-TITLE MOUNTAINBALL SCHEDULE THE DEFENSE WILL BE SALDIVAR'S SEC- FIGHT BETWEEN WORLD JUNIOR LiGHTWEIGHT THURSDAY 15 JULY OND HE KNOCKED OUT PAUL ROJAS, A MEX- CHAMPION FLASH ELORDE OF THE PHILIP- 5 15 PM DALLY FIELD- P.M.Z. VS EBEYE ICAN, IN THE 15TH ROUND OF HIS FIRST PINES AND FRANKIE NARVAEZ OF NEW YORK TRITONS (KEKAHUNA & PINHO) DEFENSE IN Los ANGELES HAS BEEN POSTPONED FROM JULY 13 TO AuG- 5 15 PM BRANDON FIELD- FIL-AMERICANS WINSTONE SCORED A SIXTH ROUND TECH- UST 4 AT MADISON. SQUARE GARDEN VS ESQUIRES (CONNERS & DOKTER) NICAL KNOCKOUT OVER MEXICO'S LALO HARRY MAR~ON) THE GARDEN'S DIRECTOR FRIDAY 16 JULY GUERRERO IN LONDON LAST MAY IN HIS MOST OF BOXING, SAID TUESDAY THE 10-ROUNDER RECENT FIGHT. WAS MOVED BACK BECAUSE ELORDE HAD SUF- 5 15 PM DALLY FIELD- HIGH SCHOOL #2 FERED A CUT OVER HIS RIGHT EYE IN A vs HOPEfULS (NELSON & KEKAHUNA) SALDIVAR WILL ARRIVE IN LONDON ABOUT WINNiNG T!TLE DEFENSE AGAINST JAPAN'S 5 15 PM BRANgON FIELD- RIKAKIS VS TWO WEEKS BEFORE THf FIGHT TERUO KOSAKA AT MANILA ON JUNE 5 NA-ALII tlB" (JONES & AKANA) SUGAR RAY LOSES BOUT ~'lARkSON SAID HE HOPED TO MATCH THE SATURDAY 17 JULY WINNER IN A TITLE FIGHT WITH WORLD 5 15 PM DALLY FIELD- KENTRON VS ROI- AT 44 YEARS OF AGE LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPION ISMAEL LAGUNA OF NAMUR (NELSON & KEKAHUNA) PANAMA AT THE GARDEN IN OCTOBER HE 5 15 PM BRANDON FIELD- IMUA WARRIORS LAS VEGAS, NEVADA, JULY 14 (AP)-A SAID LAGUNAtS MANAGER HAD PROMISED TO VS. EBEYE INDIANS (JONES & AKANA). TRIM BUT TIRED SUGAR RAY ROBINSON OF PUT HIS CHAMPION AGAiNST THE VICTOR SUNDAY 18 JULY NEW YORK LOST A CLOSE 10-ROUND SPILT ELORDE, 30, HAS A 69-18-2 WON-LOSS- I PM DALLY FIELD- NA-ALI I "A" VS ROI DECISION MONDAY NIGHT TO BURLY FRED DRAW RECORD NAMUR (NELSON & HARDIN) HERNANDEZ, THE NEVADA MIDDLEWEIGHT NARVAEZ, 23, A PUERTO RICAN NOW LIV- 3 PM DALLY FIELD- P.M.Z. vs HOPEFULS CHAMPION. ING IN NEW YORK, IS THE SEVENTH-RANKING (JOE K & HARDIN) THE 44 YEAR-OLD ROBINSON, WEIGHTING LIGHTWEIGHT CONTENDER HE HAS A 24-2-1 5 PM DALLY FIELD- HIGH SCHOOL#2 vs 160 1/4, WAS ABLE TO MUSTER ONLY FLASH- RECORD. JOMAKAJ (JOE K & HARDIN) ES OF THE FORM THAT CARRIED HIM TO FIVE I i PM BRANDON F I ELD- K T S. VS. [BEYE MI DDLEWE I GHT AND WEL TERWE I GHT \-JORlD SOT A SIZZLES AT 67 YIA (HARIMOTO & OKA) CHAMPIONSHIPS IN 25 YEARS IN THE RING. TO hI IN FRENCH OPEN 3 PM BRANDON FIELD- FIL-AMERICANS VS ROBINSON TIRED VISIBLY IN THE SEVENT!"' n I NA-AL I I "B" (DOKTER & CONNORS) ROUND AND WAS BARELY ABLE TO HOLD OFF PARIS, JULY 14 (AP)-RAMON SOTA OF 5 PM BRANDON FIELD- RIKAKIS VS HIGH THE BULL-LIKE RUSHES OF THE 26-YEAR-OL[ SPAiN SHOT A SIX-UNDER-PAR 67 WEDNESDAY SCHOOL#I (JONES & AKANA) HERNANDEZ, WHO SCALED 159 IN THE CLOSING ROUND OF THE FRENCH OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP TO BEAT OUT COBlE LE KGA TOURNEY RESULlSCLARK STILL AT IT; GRANGE OF SOUTH AFRICA BY ONE STROKE, THE K\.JAJALEIN GOLF ASSOCIATION APOLO- SETS TWO MORE MARKS 268 TO 269 , I ZES FOR THE LATE TOURNAMENT RESULTS SOTA STARTED THE AFTERNOON ROUND WITH OSLO, NORWAY, JULY 14 (AP)-AuSTRAL JF THE TOURNEY HELD OVER A 201 TOTAL LEGRANGE HAD A 202 BOTH PRESIDENT~ lA'S RON CLARKE ESTABLISHED TWO WORLD THE JULY 4TH HOLIDAY RESULTS WERE AS HAD 67 FOR THE FINAL 18 HOLES OVER THE RECORDS WEDNESDAY AND BROKE THE 28- ::-OLLOWS 6,684 YARD PAR 73 ST NOM-LA-BRETECHE MINUTE BARRIER IN THE 10,000 METERS I NET WITH 135 WAS JIM FAIR HE WON BLUE COURSE RACE ON THE FAST BISLET STADIUM TRACK A $25 MERCHANDISE ORDER PLUS $50 FOR PETER THOMSON OF AUSTRALIA, WHO WO~ CLARKE'S NEW RECORD FOR THE 10,000 THE PRESIDENT'S BONUS HIS FIFTH BRITISH OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP METERS WAS ANNOUNCED AS 27 39 4 HE 2 NET WITH 136 WAS MAURICE LEVESQUE LAST WEEK, STARTED THE AFTERNOON ROUND BETTERED HIS WON STILL PENDING WORLD rlE WON A $15 MERCHANDISE ORDER TIED WITH SOTA AT 201, BUT FADED TO A RECORD BY 34 SECONDS 3 NET WITH 137 WAS PASCAL AND HE WON 6 71 FOR A 272 TOTAL WHICH WAS GOOD FOR HIS PREVIOUS R'CORD WAS SET AT TURKU A $10 MERCHANDISE ORDER THIRD PLACE FINLAND, JUNE 16 Low GROSS WAS A 79 SHOT BY AL OGAWA SEBASTIAN MIGUEL OF SPAIN TOOK FOURTH IN THE SAME RACE WEDNESDAY HE WAS AND HE ALSO RECEIVED A $10 MfRCHANDISE PLACE AT 275 AFTER A FOURTH ROUND AT CLOCKED IN 26 47 0 Al THE SIX MILE ORDER JOHN HAYES OF SOUTH AFRICA T.ED MARK 68 PRIZES MAY BE RECEIVED BY CONTACTING FOR FIFTH WITH ANGEL MIGUEL OF SPAIN THE OLD SIX MILES RECORD OF 27 II 6 GOLDSTEIN AT TEL 353 AT 276 HAYES SHOT A 32 ON THE FRONT WHICH IS NOT YET RAT!f IED j WAS HELD THE POSTPONED ELECTION MEETING WILL NINE, BUT SLIPPED ON THE BACK NINE FOR JOINTLY BY AMERICANS BillY MILLS AND 2E HELD AT THE COUNTDOWN CLUB THIS GERRY LINDGREN, SET AT SAN DIEGO, JUNE A 69 TOTAL ThURSDAY, 15 JULY AT 1915 HOURS THE 27 ~[ETING IS SCHEDULED 15 MINU1ES EARLIER NEW YORK~ J~L( 14 (AP}-EMILE GRIFF'~~ AS MR HANK BURGESS WILL PRlSENT TO ~AS TENTATIVlLY AGDEED TO DE·END H'~ JUAN MARiCHAL or THf SAN FPANCISCO THE MEMBERS THE PROPOSED CHANGES IN VORLD ,Jr:L [',WEIGHT BOXiNG TITLE AGA I\,~ .., It· T S 'C C I r\ I r' .... 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