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VOL 7 NO 3018 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1966 BOSTO~ (UPI)--IF MASSACHUSETTS RE U.s. TAKES LEAD IN GROUND WAR PUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS MET AT THE BAN QUET TABLE INSTEAD OF THE BALLOT BOX, BUT AIR WAR LOSSES ARE HEAVY THE GOP WOULD WIN HANDS DOWN SAIGON (UPI)--U.S. INFANTRYMEN, PARATROOPERS AND AIR CAVALRY KILLED AT LEAST 75 NORTH AT THEIR PRE-CONVENTION BANQUET LAST V,ETNAMESE REGULAR ARMY SOLDIERS IN TWe SEPARATE JUNGLE BATTLES RAGING TODAY IN THE STRATE NIGHT, A $10 TICKET BOUGHT REPUBLICAN GIC CENTRAL HrGHLANDS, BUT IN THE AIR WAR TWO U.S. JETS WERE LOST OVER NORTH V,ET NAM AND DELEGATES fiLET MIGNON PETIT, PARIS A HELICOPTER WAS SHOT DOWN IN THE SOUTH. IENNE POTATOES, 'AMey STRING BEANS, ALL SIX MEN ABOARD THE "HUEY" HELICOPTER WERE KILLED WHEN IT RAN INTO HEAVY GROUNDFIRE STRAWBERRIES AND ICE CREAM OVER THE CENTRAL HIGHLANDS, AND EXPLODED IN THE AIR. AT THE DEMOCRATIC PRE-CONVENTION WHILE ALLIED FORCES PURSUED THEIR WAR ACTION NO LONGER HINDERED BY POLITICAL CRISIS, BANQUET JUNE 9, A $10 TICKET BOUGHT THE UNITED STATES LANDED MORE TROOPS TO AUGMENT THE FORCE OF SOME 280,000 AMERICAN SERVICE COLD CUTS AND POTATO SALAD. MEN ALREADY IN V,ET NAM. A BATTALION OF NEARLY 1,000 PARATROOPERS OF THE U.S. 173RD AIRBORNE BRIGADE, FROM FORT CAMPBELL, Ky., STEPPED OFF THE FIRST LAND ING CRAFT AT THE COASTAL CITY OF VUNG TAU. DODD-KLEIN PROFESSIONAL TIES THEY PROMPTLY TRANSFERRED TO PLANES WHICH UNDER CLOSE SENATE SCRUTINY FLEW THEM TO THEIR NEW QUARTERS OUTSIDE THE WASHINGTON (UPI)--WHEN PUBLIC RELATIONS MAN JULIUS KLEIN fELT HIS WEST GERMAN CLIENTS BIEN HOA AIRBASE, 20 MILES NORTHEAST OF WERE DOUBTING HIS EFfECTIVENESS IN WASHINGTON, HE SOUGHT HELP fROM fRIENDS IN CONGRESS. SA IGON. AMONG THOSE HE ASKED FOR HELP WERE SEN THOMAS J. DODD, (OEM -CONN) AND V,CE PRESIDENT THE BIGGEST GROUND BATTLE OF THE DAY WAS HUBERT H HUMPHREY, WHO WAS THEN A SENATOR. THEY WERE ASKED TO TELL HIS CLIENTS HOW WAGED IN DENSE CENTRAL HIGHLAND JUNGLES NEAR EffECTIVELY HE COULD REPRESENT THEM THE CAMBODIAN BORDER, JUST 25 MILES NORTH IN AT LEAST FOUR INSTANCES, DODD WAS LINKED YESTERDAY TO KLEIN'S EffORTS TO IMPROVE HIS OF'THE IA ORANG VALLEY AREA WHERE U.S. 1ST RELATIONS WITH HIS CLIENTS WHETHER DODD ERRED IS WHAT A PANEL Of SENATE PEERS IS NOW CAVALRYMEN KILLED SOME 2,000 NORTH V,ETNAM JUDGING ESE IN THE BLOODIEST BATTLE OF THE WAR LAST SENATE ETHICS COMMITTEE DOCUMENTS PRODUCED YESTERDAY INCLUDED THREE LETTERS WRITTEN BY NOVEMBER. KLEIN, AND fORWARDED BY DODD WITH LITTLE CHANGE, TO WEST GERMAN CONTACTS. THE AMERICAN fORCE INVOLVED IN THE NEW THE LETTERS PRA ISED KLE IN'S EffECT I VENESS DE G-A-U-L-L-E-I-S--G-U-E-S-T CLASH WAS A BATTALION-SIZED UNIT OF THE AND HIS CLOSE RELATIONSHIP WITH POWERfUL U.S. 25TH INFANTRY D,VISION WHICH, A SPOKES CONGRESSIONAL fiGURES. KLCIN, WHO LIVES IN AT RED ROCKET SHOT MAN SAID, HAS HAD CONTINUOUS CONTACT WITH CHICAGO, IS A REGISTERED AGENT fOR WEST NORTH V,ETNAMESE REGULAR TROOPS SINCE YESTER GERMAN BUSINESS INTERESTS NOVOSIBIRSK, USSR (UPI)--PRESIDENT CHARLES DAY IN THE JUNGLES 35 MILES SOUTHWEST OF A WITNESS CALLED BY DODD'S LAWYERS CONCED DE GAULLE TOURED RUSSIA'S SUPER-SECRET PLEIKU AND ABOUT 215 MILES NORTHEAST OF SAI- ED UNDER CROSS EXAMINATION THAT DODD HAD PUT SPACE CENTER IN CENTRAL ASIA TODAY AND BE I GON IN A GOOD WORD fOR KLEIN WITH fORMER GERMAN CAME THE fiRST KNOWN fOREIGNER TO WITNESS (CONTINUED ON PAGE SEVEN) CHANCELLOR KONRAD ADENAUER DURING A JULY, A SOVIET SATELLITE LAUNCHING. 196~ TRIP TO GERMANY HIS COMMUNIST HOSTS ARRANGED THIS SPEC NEW HOPES ARE RISING THE LETTERS WERE PRODUCED AS THE THREE-DA¥ TACULAR BLAST-Off Of A COSMOS EARTH SATEL OLD HEARINGS BROKE FOR A WEEKEND RECESS AMID LITE LAUNCHING. IN BRITISH SEA STRIKE S~ARLING ENCOUNTERS AND CHARGES OF WITNESSES DE GAULLE PLEDGED FRANCE TO AN AGREEMENT LONDON (UPI)--HoPES ROSE TODAY THAT THE BEING INTIMIDATED Of COOPERATION WITH RUSSIA IN THE SPACE DEADLOCK IN THE 41-DAY-OLD MARITIME STRIKE DODD'S 27-YEAR-OLD SON, JEREMY, AND A WIT FIELD DURING TALKS IN Moscow EARLIER THIS HAD FINALLY BEEN BROKEN WHEN THE STRIKING NESS AGAINST THE SENATOR CLASHED IN A CAFE WEEK AND SOVIET AND FRENCH FOREIGN MINISTERS NATIONAL UNION OF SEAMEN (NUS) VOTED TO TERIA ENCOUNTER THE YOUNG MAN TOLD THE WIT ARE SCHEDULED TO SIGN IT NEXT WEEK. ACCEPT A NEW SHIPOWNERS' PROPOSAL "AS A NESS, A fORMER DODD AIDE, THAT "WE WON'T FOR THE TWO NATIONS ALREADY HAVE A PACT TO BASIS OF NEGOTIATIONS." GET THIS." ONE OBSERVER SAID THE TWO HAD A COOPERATE IN SPACE COMMUNICAT~ONS. RUSSIAN THE NUS' 48-MEMBER EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE "SNARLING MATCH." VOLNIYA-I SPUTNIKS HAVE MADE LIVE BROADCASTSi OVERRODE MILITANT OPPOSITION WITHIN ITS (CONTINUED ON PAGE SEVEN) FROM Moscow TO PARIS RANKS TO APPROVE A SHIPOWNERS' OfFER TO ALTHOUGH LAUNCHING OF THE SATELLITE WAS EXTEND ANNUAL LEAVE BY NINE DAYS TO 48 ROUTINE -- IT WAS THE 122ND IN THE DATA DAYS A YEAR. THE ACTION SEEMED TO INDICATE MEREDITH BACK IN LINE GATHERING COSMOS SERIES -- DE GAULLE'S FOR THE FIRST TIME A MOVE TO GET DOWN TO WITH FREEDOM MARCHERS VISIT TO THE ZVEZDOGRAD "CITY OF STARS" WAS SERIOUS BARGAINING IN AN EFFORT TO END THE JACKSON, MISS (UPI)--JAMES H. MEREDITH, AN UNPRECEDENTED DEVIATION FROM SOVIET SE DISPUTE WHICH HAS ALREADY IDLED ~llTHrR. ASSURING AUTHORITIES HE WASN'T ARMED, LEO CURITY RULES WHICH PREVIOUSLY BARRED ALL OF THE WORLD~S LARGE!T MrRCNANT MARINE. 250 FOLLOWERS DOWN U.S. 51 TODAY IN RESUMP OUTSIDE EYES FROM THE MOON BASE. THE SHIPOWNERS' OFrER HAD BEEN RECOMMENDED T ION OF' A "FREEDOM" MARCH THAT NEARLY COST SOVIET COMMUNIST PARTY LEADER LEONID I. BY A COMMITTEE. HIM HIS LIFE. BREZHNEV AND PREMIER ALEXEI N. KOSYGIN WERE THE NUS ACTION, HOWEVER, MEANT NO STRIKE STILL WALKING GINGERLY FROM WOUNDS HE SUF BELIEVED TO HAVE fLOWN SOUTH rROM Moscow SETTLEMENT WAS LIKELY TO BE REACHED UNTIL FERED JUNE 6 WHEN A SNIPER OPENED fiRE ON TO JOIN DE GAULLE FOR THE DEMONSTRATION OF SOME TIME NEXT WEEK. HIM, MEREDITH SET A LEISURELY PACE ALONG SOVIET ROCKETRY. THE NUS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE HELD ANOTHER THE HIGHWAY WHILE PATROL CARS SWEPT AHEAD, THE FRENCH PRESIDENT INTERRUPTED HIS MEETING LATER TO DISCUSS OTHER ISSUE~AND CLEARING THE WAY rOR THE COLUMN 5,OOO-MILE rLYING TOUR OF THE SOVIET UNION INFORMED SOURCES SAID THE PROJECTED NEW A BROILING SUN BEAT DOWN ON THE MARCHERS, TO SPEND NEARLY TEN HOURS AT THE ZVEZDOGRAD MEETING BETWEEN THE NUS AND THE SHIPOWNERS' TURNING THE ASPHALT TO GLUE BENEATH THEIR INSTALLATION -- A COMPLEX or ROCKET SITES, FEDERATION ~AS NOT LIKELY TO TAKE PLACE FEET By LATE AFTERNOON THEY HAD COVERED DORMITORIES, HANGARS, SHOPS AND CONTROL BHORE MONbA Y. ABOUT TEN OF THE 15 MILES BETWEEN CANTON - BUNKERS LOCATED IN AN ISOLATED REGION NEAR MEREDITH'S STARTING POINT -- AND HIS DESTIN BKONUR IN THE CENTRAL ASIAN STATE or KAZA- CLEVELAND WA I T~ TC:~~ELY ATION or TOUGALOO COLLEGE. KHSTAN. FOR CONTINUED RIOTING THE MAIN BODY OF' MARCHERS THAT TOOK UP THE ------CLEVELAND (UPI)--CLEVELAND'S MOBILE, MARCH ArTER MEREDITH WAS WOUNDED II ENCAMPED MEDIC STRIKE STALLED rAST-STRIKING POLICE TASK FORCES WERE TO AT THE SCHOOL. A BIG RALLY FEATURING ENTER NEW VORK (UPI)--NEW VORK CITY WAS ACCUS CONTINUE MAXIMUM SURVEILLANCE TONIGHT or TAINMENT BY SAMMY DA~IS JR., MARLON BRANDO, ED TODAY OF STALLING EFFGRTS TO END THE THE RACIALLY TROUBLED [AST SIDE, SCENE or BURT LANCASTER AND OTHER HOLLYWOOD STARS "EMERGENCY MEETING" 0' SOME 1,500 NEALTH TWO NIGHTS or DIs.RDERS. WILL BE HELD THERE LATER TONIGHT. DEPARTMENT PHYSICIANS, DENTISTS AND OPTO AUTHORITIES SAID THEY WOULD AGAIN DEPLOY HUNDREDS or PERSGNS STREAMED ONTO THE CAM METRISTS, THE FIRST KNOWN DOCTORS' STRIKE TWO MOBILE COMMAND POSTS, rOOT PATROLS AND PUS DURING THE DAY fOR THE RALLY AND THE IN U.S. HISTORY. A HELICOPTER WITH A SEARCHLIGHT TO MAINTAIN MASS MARCH ON THE MISSISSIPPI CAPITAL THAT THE CHARGE WAS MADE BY DR. DONALD C. MEY ORDER IN THE TENSION-PACKED AREA. WILL STEP orr rROM THE SCHOOL TOMORROW. ERS, A DENTIST AND PRESIDENT-ELECT or THE CRUISERS, AMBULANCE VAGeNS, MOUNTED CAVAL~ AN ESTIMATED 1,000 PERSONS WERE MILLING DOCTORS' ASSOCIATION, THE GROUP LEADING THE RY AND MOTORCYCLE TROOPS, VIICH INrlLTRATED AROUND THE TREE-LINED GROUNDS BY LATE AfTER WALKOUT 0' p.orESIIONAL MEDICAL MEN AND TNE DISTRICT AND S'lLED IT orr LAST NIGHT, NOON, AND NEQRO LEADERS PREDICTED THERE WOULD WOMEN WHO SERVE THE CITY'S 119 PUBLIC HEALTH WERE Te BE USED IN 'ULL rORCE AGAIN TONIGHT1 BE AT LEAST TW~CE THAT NUMBER WHEN THE MARCH CLINICS AND CHILO HEALTH STATIONS. POLICE SAID. STARTS TOMORROW. THE DOCTORS ARE SEEKING HIGMER PAY, JOB ONE C,TY POLICE OffiCIAL CITED rAIT. TABLE. LOADED WITH 'RIED CHICKEN, BUTTER SECURITY PROYISIONS AND A GUARANTEED VORK ACTING SPECIAL TASK FORCE orrlCERS 'OR AVERT BEANS AND OTHER SOUTHERN 'OOD 'AVORITES WERE YEAR. MON~Y, HOVEVER, REMAINS THE PRINCI ING WIDE SCALE VIOLENCE SIMILAR TO THAT SET UP ON THE CAMPUS DURING THE ArTERNOON PAL ISSUE IN STALLED NEGOTIATIONS, BROKEN WHICH ERU'TED THURSDAY NIGHT 'OLLOWING TNt AND THE GATHERING TOOK ON ALL THE EARMARK. o,r TUESDAY. SHOOTING or A TEN-YEAR-OLD NEGRO Bey. OF A MASSIVE PICNIC. "ALL WE HAYE BEEN o,rERED IS 20 CENTS AN NEARLY 200 NEGRO AND WHITt YOUTHS BROK, HOUR," SA 10 DR. MEnRI. "TH.. I S I NIUL T I NG WINDOVS IN STORES AND CARS, SET MINOR rlRtl BLACKOUTS SCHEDULED AND DEGRADING TO THE PRorESSloN AND SHOVS AND DID SOME LOOTING IN THE 'OUR-HOUR ReCK DETAILS ON PAGE 10 THE COMPLETE IRRESPONSIBILITY or THE C,TY." AND BRICK-THROVING EPI.ODE...... ------.------~~ ~--- -_ ------(I' " __'_/~_"~_/~\~_~j ______'- __~ ___K- _____~~A_T_U_~_D_~~ __~_J _U_~)_[__ 2~5~j __i~9 __ ;O ___ 1 ,ROOAN IA POL 'HE LY DEC L~ NE~'''' A~R-CAJ D~Vi~~ON POSTPONED 0 It TO 'LET PEKING ~AKE POLICY au oAND THE RA IN~ CAME'u ~ r I ~..; ~ \ 0 ,I r [( " l_ r( r I.' 0 I WHAT r> ~ '- t ~ , , ..,.- '1 ~ ~ r- - sC' r J\ J I'!! I I , r - J ~ ,I I hI ;:: 'jOJ( .. . f:, r" ro ',,1'1' " ~JE\o, ~ ,_ ,- _. J/ I.., T~!EY DO 4 LOT Of T~!"'f-P-JG ADOU- iT '. ~. - \ ... [KE THE P!Ol\EER- J vuuCES ~AIC TC~~I. fOR ONE THING. T~EY 3TAY U? fAR INTO n.G OLTfi"" "'e,,' ~iGI-I'i~t\'G If'., YIET NAM. THEY SAID IT wAS COM~UN!ST LEADER THE NIGHT TO WATCH THE MUDDY fLOOD AUTH0ql-r~S ~APD TODAv THAT THE NiCOLAE CEAUSESCU'S PtJECTION OF WATERS GO SWIRlBNG DOWNSiREA~j AND ~HO~E OUTPuT or ~El~COPTERSi ALONG CHOViS DEMANDS -~ WHiCI-i WOl. .. D !lAVE THEY THROW OPEN THEiR DOORS TO THOSE WITH TRAINEe flUGHT AND MAiNTENANCE REQUIRED REVERSAL OF KOMANIA~ fOREIGN fOR W~OM ~HE RA~N I1AS NEANT DiSTRES~o CREWS, NO~ .~~ GOtNG TO VIET NAM AS rel ~CY -- WHICH CAUSED THE TwO-HOUR CENTER p, A TOWN or ABOUT 500 JUST ~A~T AS COMP~NY-S!ZE UN~!S COULD BE DELAY ~~ THE OPENING or THU~~DAY WEST Of THE M!ssouQI o,u~Co THE ORGANIZED ro~ GENERAL SUPPORT or ~! GHT' S l""R I '""'1->511 i P ~EET I ~~'" HERE. WHEAT FiELDS ARE JUST BEGINN!NG TO GROUND fORCES THEREo CHOU flEv rF~ TODAY TO ALBANIA~ TA~E eN A T~NG Of HARVEST VELlOWu A NOT .... INlG WAS LEfT OVERj ~T WAS SAiD, COt·~Ur-.1 ST CH iNA I S SOLE EUROPEAN CREEK RUNS THROUGH :ENTERo TO START fORMING A ~EW AIR MOBiLE COMt-'UNISl ALLYo " FOR THE PAST fEW OAYS CENTER HAS CALVALRY UIVISION WHDCH REQUIRES 440 J RADIO TIRANA SAID CHOU HAD COR'IA~ HAD A LOT OF PABN j SOMETH!N~ RATHER AIRCRAfT, NEAlRY All HELICOPTERS. TAL KS TODAY WITH ALBAN I AN GOVERNtif "n EXTRAORDINARv FOR THIS DRY COUNTRY. iT WAS EXPECTED THEREFORE THAT IT AND PARTY LEADERS o THE CREEKBEDS ARE fULL» AND SO ARE WOULD BE ANOTHER YEAR, MAYBE LONGER, A STATEMENT ISSUED TODAY BY THE THE STOCK DAMS o BEFORE EQUIPMENT AND MA~POWER WOULD ROMANiANS PAID STANDARD TRIBUTES TO iT OfF AND ON TODAYo THEN, BEGIN TO BE AVAILABLE fOq OF THE ~AINED ROMANIAN-CHINESE FRIENDSHIP, BUT D!D AT 2PM, THE STORMS SRRUCKo UNUQUE CO~BAT DiViSIONS WH6CH RELY ON NOT MENTiON A SINGLE AREA !N W~IC~ ABOUT 15 ~BlES -0 THE ~OR~~J AT ACR PA~~ER THA~ lAND MOVEMENT. AGREEMENT WAS REACHED DURING CHOU S S!AN~O~J ALMOST O~ ?~f BANK3 or THE THE ~!VlS!O~ ~o~ ~~ VJET NAM, THE EIGHT-DAY STAY HEREo MiSSOURI RBVER TO ~~lE AM i~T CALVALR~ (AlqMOB~LE), ~AS WON J 60 70 "THE TWO SIDES HELD A USEfUL EX HOUR W ~DS P~LED H'~L .N·O DR"FTS U~iFORM ~CCEP~A~CE ~~ ~~E ARM~ AMD CHANGE OF OPiNiONS ON INTERNATDONAL Tl.iQEE FE:E~ t-'H;l"io D[~ENSE DEPA~7~rNT 0N -~E BASJS OF MATTERS ~F COMMON INTREST, SfTTING t!V[ TRA~~£RS WERE UPSET AND POLiCE DEMO~ST~ATrD ABil!T~ TO STR~KE SWIFTLY J OUT THEIR POiNTS Of VIEW, WHICH LED II SA~D NEARLY EVERV WINDOW ON THE NORTH OVER LONG D~S~ANcrso IT USES ITS OWN TO THE DEEPENiNG OF MUTUAL KNOWLEDGE, SiDE or A SCHOOL A~D r~t ~ERCEP COUNTY BuUlT~IN AER~AL ruRE SUPPORT INSTEAD THE STATEMENT SAIDo COURi~OUSE WAS 3~A~HEDo OF TRADftTION.A' AJ:\'1"llltR'fo "THE TALKS PROCEEDED IN A SPIRiT BRIDGES A~ONG RU~AL ~OADS WERE CLOSE TO 2~ PE SAKI THE NORTH STAR 0 BUT MAKE SURE THAT THE LEADER IS GOING IN THE RiGHT DIRECTION. - - rURDAY, dUNe I ] ~~f~1 F I ~ST FAr~1 LY TOWN tJC·.~ eN K::AJALEIf", I r~ • ~T ~ 1'''' ON rRI.JAY ... UNE ~..,.. THE 1\1 II "'~fER[ • COL. HEALY IS ACCOMPANIED BY HIS WIFE, r~RY, SON, KEVIN AND DAUGHTER KATHLEEN ANNo FIRST SIGHT .••• OF KWAJALEIN, DESCEND THE RAMP FROM THE N GREETINGS.oooFROM COL. MELVIN CLARK TO HIS SUCCESSOR, COLo FRANK HEAlYo SAFETY SERIES OPENED IF YOU'RE RIDING AN UNREGISTERED BICYCLE OR OWN AN UNREGISTERED DOG, GET T~IEM REG I STEREO. I F YOU SEE A HARMLESS LOOKING ROCKFISH OR AN INTERESTING LOOKING OBJECT THAT COULD TU~N OUT TO BE AN OLD BOMB, LEAVE IT ALONEo THINGS PECULIAR TO KWAJAlEIN, T~INGS TO WATCH FOR FOR SAFETY'S SAKE, INFORMATION ABOUT MEDICAL FACILITIES AND EMERGEN~ CIES, AND RULES OF THE ISLAND WERE PRESENTED THIS MORNING TO ABOUT FIFTY ATTENTIVE PEOPLE OF ALL AGES NEW TO J KWAJALEIN, OR OLDER RESIDENTS NEWLY BUSY BEAVERS.oo.wHo ARE WORKING ON THE SPECIAL SERVICES SUMMER PROGRAM HASTILY INTERESTED IN SAFETY. MAKE PREPARATIONS FOR THE BEGINNING OF SESSIONS MONDAY MORNING GLOBAL ASSOCIATES' J,M MAYHEW, HEAD OF THE SAFETY DEPARTMENT, CONDUCTED THE MEETING THIS MORNING ASSISTED BY SUMMER PROGRAM TO BEGIN MONDAY DR. YoC e SMITH, CHIEF OF THE MEDICAL THE SUMMER PROGRAM FOR THE CHILDREN ON KWAJALEIN WILL BEGIN BRJGHT AND EARLY DEPARTMENT, OUTLINING FEATURES OF Is- ONDAY MORNING. AT 8 01lCLOCK A MEETING WILL BE HELD AT THE RICHARDSON THEATRE LAND SAFETY AND KWAJALEIN MEDICAL CARE, OR ALL CHILDREN SEVEN AND OLDER WHO ARE REGISTERED IN THE PROGRAM. THERE THE AT THE YOKWE YUK THEATER IN THE FIRST HILDREN WILL RECEIVE THEIR INDIVIDUAL SCHEDULES OF ACTIVITIES. THE COUNSELORS OF A SERIES OF WEEKLY MEETINGS ON SAFE- NO INSTRUCTORS WILL BE ON HAND TO MEET THE CHILDREN, AND TO HELP THEM UNDER- TY INSTRUCTION WHICH WILL BE REPEATED THEIR SCHEDULES. THERE WILL BE NO REGULAR ACTIVITIES ON MONDAY FOR THESE FOR SEVERAL WEEKS. DER CHILDREN THE TIME AFTER THE MORNING MEETING AT THE RICHARDSON WILL BE SOME OF THE JNSTRUCTION WAS SLANTED PENT CLEARING UP SCt:CDULE PROBLEMS AND TAKING CARE OF NEW REGISTRATIONS. IN TOWARD GLOBAL EMPLOYEES, BUT MOST OF IT HE AfTERNOON THE CHILDREN WILL BE TAKEN OUT TO THE BACHELORS' BEACH fOR A APPLIED GENERALLY TO ALL GROUPS AND WIM BUSSES WILL PICK UP THE CHILDREN BEHIND THE SPECIAL SERVICES BUILDING AT AGES. TOPICS COVERED TRUST TERRITORY I P.M., AND RETURN THEM THERE AT 3 P M (MAKE SURE THEY BRING ALONG A COKE TO RULES AND THOSE APPLYING SPECIFICALLY RINK, THEy'LL WANT ONE!) ON TUESDAY MORNING AT 8 O'CLOCK THE REGULAR SUMMER TO KWAJALEIN, AND RANGED FROM BICYCLE OGRAM COURSES WILL BEGIN (CONTINUED ON PAGE SEVEN) THE PEE-WEE PROGRAM (CHILDREN 5 AND 6 YEARS OLD) WILL BEGIN MONDAY MORNING AT r:~~~:::------+------______~ 8 30 . THE CHILDREN WILL BE MET ON THE MOOSE by Bob We be SCHOOL PLAYGROUND NEAREST THE COMMISSARY '------______~ ______r_1 BY THEIR COUNSELORS. THEY WILL BE KEPT THE REST OF THE MORNING UNTIL I I 30 HOLD ON, SHIRLEY THE DEPENDENTS' POOL WILL BE CLOSED AS SHES PULLING ItJTO "J1./E r----::=-----.. PRIVEWAY tJow' USUAL ON TUESDAY THROUGHOUT THE SUMMER. THERE WILL BE NO SWIMMING CLASS£S THEN UNTIL WEDNESDAY -- WITH ONE EXCEPTION. THE BEGINNERS CLASSES FOR THREE AND fOUR YEAR OLDS WILL BE HELD ON MONDAY. ONE CLASS IS A~A.M , ANOTHER AT I 30 P.M. THE PARENTS Of ALL CHILDREN ENROLLED IN THESE CLASSESS HAVE BEEN CONTACTED WITH w G REGARD TO THE TIME Of THEIR CHILDREN'S ~~~~ ______~ ______o~ CLASSES. ON PAGE - ~------. h UR DAY. ...1 ,J NE ! y( ~ I ~ .. --t I AMA'S ANNUAL C~VEwrtO~~-:-'THt ~'v~HERE R S CASTRO" GAME EXPANblON OF DRAFT POOL WILL DEBATE ON~~!£O:I (;ARE 'L\" It' J; L '-- ! rr t ~~ 0,3:~t-.~IO OVER ~rE ~HV~TCA~'S SKEPTICS SEE NO REASON TO B£LIEVE AGf BRACKET WHJ ARC NCT FATHERS BE rrLr:.. IN t~C"Dj(",APE E':LIPSrs -M .. 4 OTt.tR 15- ANY OF HIE NEWtST RUMORS -- MOST OF" DRAFTED. I5"",:::' )~ n J £ PROGRAM. ~ of1 WtuC,~ rAVE ~t..Ei' ~rAf cC"t: ~)n'aEr'~ Ilr rl-F fC,~I'='r~.f)i 1 I..J - r I _ r. ... II r t :: WrEv:-" HA ..J fJ Y ) V l R e E FOR S CH AN EXPANSION OF THE DRAfT POO ! -. >-IE. Ah, ~j ': '~"t.·'T 'GO AL.Or.G f'I POL.l CY T'i- DEAD, 1.0CKEO uP J N A MENTAL j NST 1- 1.. WHICH UP 10 NOW HAS NOT INClUDfD MEN !wARD M(DICARE, WHICH G~ES I~TO EFfECT TUTlON. HOSPITALllED WITt 'ERMINAl ~ fROM THIS GROUP UNLESS THE'" WERE DE JvLY I. OUTGOING PRESIDENT JAMt~ ~ CAI\CER, uNDE~GOING TREATMlNl TO REGAIN FE~RED AT SOME TIME BrFORE AGE 2~. ApPEL, LANCAST£R, PA:, WAS EXPtCTE~ TO HIS LO:T SPEAKING VO,CE OR LANGUISHING THE 2-YEAR-OLD DRArT CHIEF TOLD A.LUJDE: TO THIS IN A SPEECI-I TOMORROW IN A RL.SSBA"I PRISON) THE HOUSE ARMED SERViCES COMMITTEE THI THE A~~'s INCOMING PRCs'trQ£f1'f~ r}R. CA,)TRO A .... SO hAC; SfrN "REPLACED" AS ADJUSTMENT COULD Bt MAD~ BY PRESltENTI CrARl..tS HUOSON, (l(Vf \0.1\ NO ) ~Ji.-t1 ApPEL SAID THE PHYSl~lANS A~SO ARE Cj INC E rv1A Y ! 0 " ADDED TO THE DRAfT POOL BY EXTENDING nEEPLY CONCER~ED ABOUT ONE SECTIO~ OF HAVANA RADiO S FAILURE TO ME~TION THE ELIGiBiliTY TO MEN UP TO AGE 35. ~RE ~CDICARE ACT WHICH HAS ALLOWEC 30 WIIAT CAS"'RO ~AY BE DOING HAS AlSO MOST ~EN IN THE 26-THROUGH-34 AGE I .TATES TO PROVIDE FEDERALLY FINANCED SPURRED SPECJl,ATION ABOUT 1HE BEARDED GROUP WILL TURN OUT TO HAVE EITHER I r U~ I CAL TREATMEtJT FOR I ND I GENi P£RSONS LEADER CHILDREN OR ESSENTIAL JOBS THAT WARRANT ,- t.fOER GS 0 ~" THERE ARE FEW RESPONSIBLE EXILE OCCUPATIONAL DEFERMENT, HE SAIDo SOME 45,000 PERSONS, ABOUT 13,000 OF SOURCES OR OBSERVERS HERE WHO SEE ANY UNDER PRESENT LAW, DRAfT LIABILITY THEM PHYSlCIANS, WERE EXPECTED TO ATTEN REASON --- ON THE EVIDENCE SO ~AR RUN THROUGH AGE 25 EXCEPT FOR MEN WHO THE CONVENTION, WHICH CONTINUES THROUGH AVA ILABLE - THA CASTRO IS DEAD, I N HAVE DEFERMENTS BEFORE THEIR 26TH THURSDAY. SANE' r,)SPITAU7ED OR A CAPTIVE IN BIRTHDAYo THEIR LIABILITY Ie EXTENDED --~------Russ IA 0 THROUGH AGE 34 BROOKE WINS SUPPORT iNSTE~D, THEY BEL/EVE. liTtlE HORSE" IN PRACTICE, HOWEVER, NO ONE OLDER I BO<;TON (UPI) -- ATTY. GENERAL ~DwARD AS HE is KNOw, IN 5PANISH -- IS MOST THAN 25 HAS BEEN CALLED. HERSHEY SAID \J. BROOK£: WON THE OVE~\tIHEt..t-' I r~G EtlOORSE PROBABLY RELAXING SO~EWrlERE, TAKING IT HIS MAIN OBJECTIVE IN CHANGINC THIS ~t:NT OF THE '}·~SSACHt.JSET'TS REPUBL I CAN EAS Y 0 ASPECT OF ELIGIBILITV WAS TO ELIMINATE CCNVENT I ON TO::>A YIN H 15 BID TO BECO'1E ArrORDING TO SOME EXILE INFORMANTS THE TEMPTATION FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS THE FirST NEGRO TO SERVE IN THE U.S THERE WAS "GOOD REASON TO BELIEVE" AND OTHERS TO SEEK CONTINUED DEFERMENT SENATE SINCE RECONSTRUCTION CASTRO WAS ON A FISHING TRIP NEAR PAST THEIR 26TH BIRTHDAYS AND ESCAPE BROOKE, WHO REfUSED TO SUPPORT PRESI VARADERO, CUBA, LAST WEEK WHEN THE SERVICE ENTIRELY DENTIAL CANDIDATE BARRY GOLDWATER IN STATE DEPARTMEN'" STATEMENT WAS ISSUEDo 1964, DEFEATED HIS CON<;tRVATIVE REPUBLI SOME SOURCES WOULD TAKE ISSuE WITH FAlbAL IMPERTURBABLE CAN CHALLENGER BY 1.485 TO 21) VOTES. THE CLAIM CASTRO'S CURRENT DROP-OUT NEW YORK (UPI) -- KING FAISAL, WHO IN ACCEPTING THE NOMINATION, THE TWO FROM THE PUBLIC EYE IS "UNCHARACTER ARRIVED ON THE CREST OF A CONTROVERSY, TERM t~ASSACHUSETTS ATTORNEY GENERAL ISTIC,," SEEMED INTENT TODAY ON PROVING HIMSELF ASKED FOR THE SUPPORT OF LIBERALS, MODE THEY SAID HE hAS DUCKED OUT OF PUBtl ONE Of THE CITY'S MOST INCONSPICUOUS RATES AND CONSERVATIVES ALIKE IN HIS VIEW FOR ONE OR TWO MONThS AT A TIME OF ROYAL VISITORS. BID TO SUCCEED RETIRING SEN LEVERETT ALMOST EVERY YEAR FOR THE PAST fEW THE SAUDI ARABIAN MONARCH HAD NO SALTONSTALL, (REP MASS ) YEARS, INCLUDING LAST YEAR OFFICAL APPOINTMENT fOR TODAY AND HIS "IT WiLL TAKE EVERYTHING THAT 15 IN "EVERY TIME HE DjSAPPEARS THE SAME AIDES AND SPOKESMEN DECLINED TO DIS ALL OF US TO WIN THIS CAMPAIGN," BROOKE R~MORS POP UP AND THE SAME SPECUkATION CLOSE HIS WHEREABOUTS TODAY SAIDo "I ASK ALL Of YOU TO JOIN WITH ME DEVELOPS, 'ONE EX I (r- SOURCE SA 100 THE KING LEFT HIS PLUSH SUITE IN THE IN THE RETURN TO A TWO-PARTY SYSTEM OF As THE BOSS OF POLICE STATE -- EVE ALDORf-AsTORIA HOTEL ONLY TO ATTEND A UNITED NATIONS RECEPTION GIVEN BY GO'IERNMENT 0 " lAJDER THl DOt11I\AT, O~, ('I~ PUSS! A - BROOKE DEFEATED BOSTvN LAWYER J. ALAN CA3TRO IS IN -tE POSITION OF 3EING A9L ~ECR[TARY GENERAL THANT AND A BUSINESS MACKAY, PASSING THE MA~I 829 MARK MID TO r:. ~:t AT H[ '-! KE:' W"E~[VER HE WANTS MEN 1 S BANQUET AT THE \>/ALDORF. I I i 5 WAY THROUGH THE POLL c~ DELEGATiONS. HE WAS P~CTURED BY ONE EXILE AS "PART DES? TE FA 5-Al ANT-i-JEWtSH REM~R1<, GOV. JOHN A. VOLPE WAS NOMINATED BY BEA7NIK AND PART MILITANT COMMUNIST - WH I CH PROMPTED BOTH MAYOR JOH"_V,( ,!\.~ ACCLAIM FOR RE-ELECTION TO THE FIRST iHE IDEAL COMBINATION FOR HiS PERSON- LINDSAY AND Gov NELSON A. ~OCKEFELLER FOJR-YEAR GUBERNATORIAL TERM IN THE ALITY." TO SNUB HIM, THERE HAS BEEN NO MAJOR DEMONSTRATION AGAINST THE KING ~'STO~Y OF T~E STATE. THE MONARCH WliL MEET·AT IN CONTRAST TO THE DEMOCRATIC CO~VEN ~NOXVILLE, TENN. (UPi) -- SEN HENRY OIL~RICH TION TWO WEEKS AGe, THE REPUBLICAN Mo JACKSON, (DEMo-WASHo) SAID TODAY LEASl ONE ROCKEF~,k"ER OUR !,N-G .Hl5, I t GATHERING PRODUCCD LESS DRAMA BUT MORE THhT ANY REDUCTION Of U S FORCES IN v ~ S tT" HOWE VEr{":' "ffff GOVERNOR IS BRV):H- , I CCLOR GAILY DECORATED BANNERS HUNG NATO WiTHOUT CORRESPONDING SOVIET WITH ER ; DAV I D, PRESr:I&ENT OF THE CHASE I ~RC~'" THE BALCONIES OF THE "JAR MEMORIA'. MANHATTAN, BANK, wl'L~ ENTERTA IN FA ISAL~ DRAWAL fROM EASTERN EUROPE WOULD BE TO l AUDITORIUM AND NOISY FLOOR DEMONSrRA "THROW AWAY THE BARGAINING POsITIO~" ""l~?A L.UNCHEON TOMORROW AT, TH~ PAMILy $, VI{~'rCHESTER CQlJtt'fltl' ESTATE I TIONS GREETED THE NOMINATION Of THE OF THE WESt 0 , l,{;~'f,ll,} • VARIOUS CANDIDATESo THAT, Ht SAID, I .... "THE ISSU£,INVOLVE, _ iG} , I N REACTION TO FRANCE1S WI1HDRAWAL FROM( AMERICA IS A' QUNG' COtJ.NTR':t WITH AN , ADVICE THE SMALLEST CURRENT COIN. THE COMMAND STRUCTURE Of THE NORTH I OLD MENTAL lTV 11 At-1BROSE BIERcr , ATlANTIC TREATV CRGANiZAT!ONo" GEORul:.. .)ANTA1AI~A --~.1 ~------~------I PboGE 5 I HOURGLASS SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1966 \ ---~ ---~~~~------~------~----~~~--1 MAJOR LEAGUE BALL NATIONAL LEAGI.Jt: S stkflon IN NATIONAL LEAGUE ACTiON YESTERDAY, THE Los ANGELES DODGERS SliCED A FULL GAME FROM THE SAN FRANCiSCO GiANTS ~------r------~ NATiONAL LEAGUE LEAD, BLANKiNG THE MOUNTAINBALL SCHEDULE ATLANTA BRAVES 4-0 TO GiVE CLAUDE LOCAL SPORTS OSTEEN HiS NINTH VRCTOR~o SUNDAY JUNE 26TH AT DALLY FiElDo SOUTHPAW BOB VEALE HURLED A fiVE UMPIRES DO A GREAT JOB ALSO! HiTTER AND ROBERTO CLEMENTE, JESSE 3 PM JOMAKAJ B VS WECO (PRESTWOOD & GONDER AND WiLLIE STARGELL CRASHED ALVARO) HOMERS TO GiVE THE PUTTSBURGH PiRATES 5 PM tRONT!lRS VS NA ALii A A 3-1 ViCTORY OVER THE PHilADELPHIA (SiEVERS & RUNYON) PHilliESo BRANDON f ~ n Do DAVE NICHOLSON SCORED TWO RUNS AND 5 PM HIGH SCHOOt I vs MARiNE DEPTo DROVE IN ANOTHER AND TEEN-AGED LARRY (ALVARO & ALAMEDA) DiERKEq SCATTERED NBNE HiTS iN PACING THE HOUSTON ASTROS TO A 4-1 VICTORY MONDAY JUNl 27 AT DALLY FIELD. I OVER THE STo LOUIS CA~DBNALSQ I CLEON JONES DEliVERED HIS TH!RD 5 15 PM RiKAKiS VS EBEYE BASKETS. GAME WiNNING HiT IN _ ROW, BLASTiNG (ALVARO & ALAMEDA) HiS TrluRD HOMER IN T~E 5(VEN7H iNNiNG BRANDON fRElDo TO G~VE T~E NEW YORK MErS A 4-2 -----~L--~~~~~~~~~ 5 PM Fll-AM V'5 JOMAKAJ A (SiEVERS & TRIUMPH OVER THE CH'CAGO CUBS. l RUNYON) UMPIRE BOB SIEVERS DOING A GREAT AMERiCAN LEAGUE JOB CALLING THE PLAYS. IT'S STRIKE TUESDAY JUNE 28 AT DAllY r~ElDo ONE! jl iN AMERllCAN LEAGUE Ac~nON YESTERDAY, 5 15 PM FRONluERS VS EBEYE BASKETS. ELSTON HOwARD HIT THE FURST GRAND (SilVERS & PRESTWOOD) ISLAM HOME RUN or H~S C~REER WiTH TWO BRANDON FIELDo n UT iN THE EiGHTH uNNiNG TO GiVE THE 5 PM KEN1RON V5 NA Alii (ALVARO & INEW YORK YANKEES A 5-2 VICTORY OVER RUNYON) ~THE CHllCAGO WHITE SOXo MDKE HERSHBERGER'S THRlE SINGLES KGA GO~F TOuRNAMENT AND A DOUBLE PACED A i5-H~T ATTACK AND OffSET TWO HOMEPS BY ROCKV COLAViTO THE KGA GOlf CLUB 36 HOLE iNDIViDUAL ~S THE KANSAS CiTY ATHLETICS DOWNED MEDAL PlAf WOTH fULL HANDICAP Will THE CLEVELAND INDiANS 7~5o BE HELD ON JULY 2, 3, AND 4. ENTRY TONY CONiGLiARO AND JOE FOY HIT fEE WiLL BE $2 PER PLAYERo THE 36 HOMERS AND MiKE RYAN AND GEORGE SCOTT HOLES CAN BE PLAYED ON ANY TWO OF THE DROVE iN RUNS WDrH DOUBLES AS THE THREE DAfS MENTIONED HOWEVER, ANY BOS10N RED Sox TRiMMED THE WASHIN~TON MEMBER THAT CAN PLAY ON SATURDAv, SENATORS 5-1 BEHiND THE SIX H~T PiTCH JULY 2 SHOULD DO SOj SO THAT THE iNG OF JOSE SANTiAGOo COURSE Will NOT BE CROWDED ON SUNDAY THE MiNNESOTA TWiNS AND DETROiT AND MONDAY JULY 3 &40 TiGERS SFL!T A DOUBlEHEADER J THE TIGERS TAKiNG THE OPENER 2-1 ON BilL FREEHANvS PRIZES WILL BE. 15T---I SET, 4 WOODS NINTH iNNiNG SINGLE AND THE TWiNS 2ND---1 GOLF BAG TAKiNG THE NiGHTCAP 9-2 WiTH ZOilO AGAIN BOB SIEVERS CALl~ THE PLAY 3RD---1 PUTTER VERSALLES ORDViNG iN FOUR RUNSo AND "HE'S OUT!" AT HOME PLATE. 4TH---1 PR GOLf SHOES ENTRiES Will BE TAKEN BY THE fOllOW TODAYUS SCORES I------~ ING FRANK GRANICH PHo 470 OR IN THE MOUNTAINBALL EVENINGS AT 384, OR JOHN JONES PH 9- IN SCORES JuST REC[IVED AT SPORTS 4 76, JOE KAULUKUKUi PH 4290 DEADLINE ENTRAL, IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE THE STAN AKANA'S HOMER AND TWO DOUBLES fOR ENTERING WijLl BE THURSDAY JUNE 300 EW YORK METS BATTERED THE LAST PLACE LED THE NA ALi I TO A 6-4 VICTORY HiCAGO CUBS, 9-3, FOR THEIR fOURTH OVER WECO YESTERDAY AT DALLY FIELD THE KWAJALEiN ROD AND GUN CLUB CONSECUTiVE TRIUMPHo IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE. THE ALII WHO ANNOUNCES ITS REGULAR MONTHLY PiSTOL THE ATLANTA BRAVES EDGED THE Los WON THE fiRST CROWN HAS TWO GAMES RE MATCH TO BE HELD ON SUNDAY THE 3RD NGELES DODGERS 5-4 !N THE FIRST GAME MAINING ON THEIR SCHEDULE IN THE Of JUlYo THE MATCH WilL BE A BIG f A DOUBLE HEADERo SECOND ROUND, AND STAND A GOOD CHANCE BORE MATCH AGGREGATE. THE WEAPON IN OTHER NATiONAL LEAGUE NIGHT ACTION, OF WINNING IT PROVIDING THEY CAN GET USED SHOULD BE A .45 AUTOMATiC, BUT SAN FRANCISCO IS AT CiNCiNNATI, ST. PAST THE FRONTIERS AND THE JOMAKAJ B. MAY BE A 038 SPECiAL if A 045 is NOT LOUIS IS AT HOUSTON AND PiTTSBURGH SUNDAY WILL BE THE BIG GAME FOR AVA i L ABl Eo lS AT PHilADELPHIA. THEM WHEN THEY MEET THE FRONTIERS ON THE MATCH WilL BE A STANDARD NRA DALLY FIELD AT 5 PM. 900 AGGREGATE. THIS MATCH PLUS lAST IN THE AMERiCAN LEAGUE THE TiGERS R THE NA ALI I TOOK A 4-3 LEAD AT THE MONTHS .22 MATCH SHOULD PREPARE YOU HAVE BEATEN THE MINNESOTA TWINS 1-0. END OF 5 INNINGS, BUT CAME BACK IN SHOOTERS fOR THE UPCOM~NG 2700 GRAND THE CHiCAGO WHITE SOX TOOK A 2-1 THE TOP OF THE SIXTH WITH 2 RUNS ON AGGREGATE 10 BE HELD ON 31 JULY VICTORY OVER THE NEW YORK YANKEES. SINGLES BY HAMPTON, WilLIAMS, AND WASHINGTON BEAT BOSTON 4-3, AND IN FUKUNAGAX TO MAKE IT 6-3. T~E MORE PERfECTION ANYTHiNG HAS, NiGHT ACTiON, KANSAS CiTY IS AT CLEVE \'<'ECO TALLIED A SINGLE RUN IN THEiR THE MORE ACTiVE AND THE LESS PASSIVE LAND AND BALTiMORE is AT CALIFORNIA. HALF OF THE SIXTH INNING WITH A SiNGLE iT is, AND CnNTRARiWISE, THE MORE WITH RUNNERS IN SCORING POSITION, ACTIVE iT IS, THE MORE PERfECT IT AFRS BASEBAll WINNING PITCHER B. FIGUERA TIGHTENED BECOMES. ONCE AGA iN THE liB i G Vo I CE IN BASEBALL!I GOT THE NEXT BATTER TO FLY OUT SPiNOZA TAKES YOU TO THE ACTION ON MONDAY, WHEN THE iNDiANS BATTLE iT OUT WITH ~~~~~~~~~rT~~~------~------~~~~~~~dn~ HE TWINS AT 3 PM. MAKE SURE THAT YOU TUNE UN MONDAY FOR THiS ACTiON PACKED GAME OVER AFRS, 1220 ON YOUR DiALo WiMBLEDON, ENGLAND (UPI )--UMPIRE BERTIE BROWN, WHO BOYCOTTED THE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP LAST YEAR BECAUSE HE WAS NOT AllOWED TO WEAR HIS fAVORiTE BERET, WAS BACK iN THE UMPiRE'S CHAIR TODAY--WEARiNG A STRAW HATo USE HOURGLASS WANT-ADS ------.~-. ------~ I p 6 HOURGlASS SATU ',JUNE 25, i 966 jSUN:f:~ Jf~tWG~AM FOR JUNE 26 - JULY 2------F~~;: l~f~SC)lt~N~;~l~~tR I fOLK HERITAGE I' SAN JUAN, P.R. (Upn..,,,,,AN APPARENT J "~uM GO!l~'u TO SING" "'" 'TI-JE ROBERT SHAW C~ORAIl.IE. ~ 55 ,! I EXPLOSION R!PPIED TIHIE U.So NAVY MINE'"' u RIDE ON KING JESUS SOMETIMES I fEEL L~KE A MOANIN DOVE j TIHIAT LONESOME SWEEPER STALWART AT ITS HOeRING !N u VALLEY, i GOT SHOE~, Go DOWN MOSES, ~y SOUL ! BEEN A~CIHIORED, t GOT A SAN JUAN HARBOR TODAY BUT NONE OF TIHIE KEY SAME TRAIN STEAL AWAY, ~OBODY KNOWS, POOR ~OURNER, JOHN SAW Du 6, CREW~EN ABOARD WAS !NJURED. llHlE NUM~UH, ij WANT ;0 DIE EASY, DERUS No H!D!Nv PlACE) ~y GOD IS A ROCK, ! SHIP CAPSIZED AND BUR~ED AND ONE NAVY diM GOING TO SING FIR~MAN WAS HURT flGIHITING TIHIE BLAZE. I' i TWAS MIRA ClUUHJS NOBODY ELSIE WAS SPECTRUM I iNJURED," A SPOrKE~MAN AT tHE SAN JUAN 10 EINE KLE~NE NACHTMUSIK BY MOZART - COlUMB'A SYMPHONY ORC~ESTRA NAVY BASE SAID. TiHlE !NJURED FIREMAN CONDUCTED BY BRUNO WAlrE~ ~ ~5+ WAS OVERCO~E BY SMOrKEo 20 CONCERTO Noo IN BY W\OZMH - RCA SYMPHONY 2~ C (K-467) V~CTOR THE STALWART, A WOODE~~~UlLED VES ORCHESTRA CONDUCTED BY ALfRED WAllENSTEIN; ARTUR SEL, IS NOR~AllY BASED AT CHARLESTON, RUBINSTEiN, P~AN'ST ~ 28u~51i S.C., AND WAS IN T~E tARIBBEAN ON ALLEGRO MAETCSO, ANDANTE; AllEGRO V~VACE ASSAi MANEUVERSo ~ I S Ii SvuPHONY BY SCHUMANN - tHE CLEVE bAND ORCIHIESTRA CONDUCTED BY ~lo PR I NG H"' NAVY SPOKESMEN SAID THE CAUSE or THE GrOR@E SLEll - 30u221i FIRE WAS UNDETERMINED AlTiHlOUG~ IT WAS ANDANTE UN POCO MAESTOSO; AllEGRO MOL TO VIVACE; lARG~ETTO; SCHERZ BELIEVED ~O HAVE BROKEN OUT IN THE ALLEGRO ~NIMATO E GRAZIOSO BOilER ROOM. fiT WAS NOT DErlNITElY DETERMINED l~AT AN EX~lOS!ON PRECEDED TUESDAY, JUNE 28 T~E riRE. l~E VE~SEl CAP~~lED SIHIORTlY JUST MUs!r AF1ER t\!OONo li u 'MEXICO/AoAo OK> TONY MOTTOlA ~ 35 "t ACRID SMOKE BillOW[D OMINOU~lY FOR lHEME fROM "BlACK ORP~l(US,":; GUADM AJAf1:A. 9 5>*.1801< P, ~h (6E T!;'u~ 10 t<,~d!j ~OURS FRO~ ~~l W~CC~AG[ AS THE FLAMES Ml£).ICAN HAl :)~NCE~ [IHE GiRl F'ROi!14 ~lP'MiIEM:Aj \I'PI:M' MEDllE'i) 8r:~~MiE. MtJCHO, FCC ON T~E 3H!~·5 rLCLo CREWS ~ROM BRASIUA, ~uAR!A ELENA;> CURACAO, PuEl (:AtljlElL,~'<9 nS~l :gJ;\u~BA TiHlREE or~ER VES~ElS BE~:HCD AT THE PERSONAL P~E~ERE~CE SAN J~A~ 9ASl ~o~~:o Ci?Y ~PREMEN iN "THE SWE (lESt SOUNDS" - [I11105r 0 3 J II -JO'1f'li ~ 7::' J + 3ATull~G T~C BLAzr, SELECT ~ iONS rRO~ II"3CS""ION POfs/ARllr1lIJR L IEtlliC:~~ ~;;[SE!\ r 5 ~ r C~IA"1(1) RO~GE~S r THREl rUGS MAN:~~ER~D AbONG~iDE n~o STRiNGS" AND "51A""( FAlIRII p "ifIHE l.l\,l,N 50)",,1\~~ Of 1-<1[~~\ ~ANCIUI", T~C ~72~~OOT ~!NESI:[PCRJ SPR4YING AND lD 5TR II'.GS" W 11VJJ VJECH~JER Mm.lER AI'-,I' 1,Jj' So ORC''1ES1~A "w, 1~E FLAMES AND ~RYiNG TO KEEP T~E JUST ~US~C VIE'Js\EI... UPR ~ G'\JI"\f. "lll'JE Mus I C OF' T~E ! SLA!'II\Jl:s," ""'" l UJ f[lo{j( tvlAij~A lLoO~ 'i 5l~NDERS ~ 300.± M.T7RE~OE~ ~E~~ r~K[N ABOARD AND My ll~rLE GRASS SHACK, ~OON lOr ~'NAkOORA9 T~E CO~KED M'tCR OF RUT7PE5SED !N70 POS~T!'N BY WOODE~ KAUNAKAKAI, THE HUKILAU SO~G, liTTLE 8ROW~ GAL) SWEeT LE ~A~!, HAWAI I BEAI<4S ! N rR '\~T' C \ T'I! ::MPTS TO KF.:r: p T~E AN YOSPITALITY, SOUTH SCA UAGIC, ,AN WEDD MG SONG, ~SlA~D 1~: H~WA~ STklWART ArlO~TJ BlUT t~ Fi~AL~Y OVER ON THE BEAC~ AT W'!KIKI, MeON OF W4JKIKI, A~OHA Or TIU~t~IE:Do THE F .~f OfFICERS AND 56 ENLISTED THURSDAY, JUNE 29 ~EN STAi ON ABOARD 7~E ~I~ESWEEPER JUST MUSijC WERE RCMOVED AfrfR T~E BlAZE BROKE "STRdNGS AND THlhGS" - THREE ~OUPS OF IN!~TERRUPTED R.Cri STR!~G AND OUT. CHORALE MUSiC PLAYED iN VELVET s~oorH ~T~LE B' TUfT! CAMARATA) W!lLIAM AN orfl:!Al ~NV~~~ijGAr'O~ WAS OPENED STEINBURG AND T"E PiT7SBUqGH SYMPHOMl ORCHESTRA ANC POLIA HAD TR I ED TO I NT 1M IDATE HIM BY REFERR I NG I i 1$ WORI/( rCA'»jI. v ~ II I: \'fEU\!) ~ T n MEANS WORK~ I DEVELOPMENT FROGRAMS W IlIH rARTHER i TO A WOMAN HE KNEW, SAYING IT WOULD BE iNG IF'AIR ~~110 YIHl[ NiIlGIHlT. ALf'REDO CAR'" ' PEACHING GOALS. "A SHAME IF' HER REPUTATION WAS RUINED." DijNlAL OTlA'\I'ijANij.ll CH.lldlRl~AM or THIi: COM"" tNi ADDITIQN, IT CALLED F'OR CLOSER DODD APOLOGIZED fOR HIS SON'S OUT- M~SSijO~, W!L~ PRESENT ijTS '~NDiNGS TO EXECUTIVE OF'F'ICE REVIEW TO "ELIMINATE BURST, BUT NOT BEFORE ETHICS COMMITTEE rH~APoPE SO~ETuMl NEXT WfEK. f GAPS AND DUPLICATIONS, TO DETERMINE CHAIRMAN JOHN C • STENNIS, (DEM.-MISS., NUMBER OV NON~ iTAliAN MEMBERS THE ADEQUACY Of RESEARCH AND DEVELOP- WARNED THAT THE COMMITTEE WOULD NOT HAVE ALREAGY MADE ARRANGEMENTS TO MENT, AND TO TAKE REMEDIAL JJ 0 ACT~ON." TOLERATE THREATENING OR INTIMIDATION ~EAVt rO~ORROW~ THE ~OURC[S SAID. IT SAID COST-BENErIT STANDARDS SHOULD OF ANY WITNESS IN THE INQU!"Y TIHAl is ONf REASON WHY THEY ARE DETER- BE MORE CLOSELY APPLIED. STENNIS SAID ANY INTE~'ERENCE WITH MiNEO TO CLrAN TH~NGS UP BY TONiGHT." THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED YEARLV WITNESSES WOULD BE PUNISHED BY A 11HlE ADV~SORY GROUP is eXPECTED TO PUBLICATION or A "SCIENCE AND TECIHNO- MAXIUM PENALTY OF $5,000 AND F'IVE YEARS GfVE QUAl!rdED ENDORSEMENT TO BiRTH"" LOGY REPORT." IT INVITED SUGGESTIONS IN PRISON. A COMMITTEE SOURCE SAID THE CONT~Ol PullS~ BUT THERE uS NO GENtRAL I rROM THE NATIONAL ACADEMY or SCIENCES. WARN I NG COULD REAsor'ABLY BE TAKEN TO AGRfEM[NT UI] \OTHER AREAS OF THE PRO= ... -LYN~DA ELUDES P~REb~ INCLUDE DODD's THREATENED PERJURY SUIT BlEM. AGAINST AN EARLIER WITNESS AGAINST HIM. VATi'AN SOURCES SAiD MOST lAY MEM= MADRID (UPI)G~LYNDA BIRD JOHNSON THE LETTERS WERE WRITTEN TO LUDGER BERS O~ THE COMM~SSUON rAVOR GENERAL WON A ROUND TODAY IN HER BATTLE WITH WESTRICK, GERMAN CHANCELLOR LUDWIG LIBERALiZAliON OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC PURSUING PRESS PHOTOGRAPHERS. SHE ERHARD'S CHIEF' ASSISTANT IN AUGUST, BAN ON ARTlrlCIAl CONTRACEPTION, BUT CHANGED HER MIND AND DID NOT JOIN A SEPTEMBER, AND DECEMBER, 1964 ON DODD's THEIR CLERICAL COLLEAGUES ARE UNliKE~ GROUNDBR£AKING CEREMONY AT THE NEW RETURN fROM A HOTLY CONTROVERS I AL TR I P l'( TO AlREE. AMER I CAN SCHOOL IN MADR 10. TO WEST GERMANY. THE CO~~~SSUOM ~s eXPECTED TO SUBMIT THE PRESIDENT'S ELDEST DAUGHTER, I T HAS BEEN CHARGED DODD TOOK THE MX"J'OR UTV AND ~ U~OR ~ TV REPORTS TO nit HERE ON A SIGHTSEE I NG TR I P THAT WAS TRIP AT GOVERNMENT EXPENSE TO HELP POPE. A GRADUATION GIF'T F'ROM HER fATHER, KLEIN RETAIN CLIENTS WHO WERE LOSING THE PONr~~F HAS ~ND~CATlD~HE INTENDS ALSO WAS SCHEDULED TO VISIT THE HIS- F'AITH IN HIS ABILITY TO REPRESENT THEiR TO PONDER 1~[ COM~U~SuOMwS RECOMMEN~A- TORIC WALLED CITY Of AVILA, ABOUT 70 INTERESTS IN WASHINGTON. TIONS roq SOME T~ME. VATICAN SQURCES MILES rROM MADRID, BUT REPORTERS WHO DODD HAS SAID THE TRIP WAS IN CONNEC- SAY IT MAY BE r~ll BEfORE HE ANNOUNCES WENT ON AHEAD WERE LEF'T KICKING THEIR TIONWITH THE MURDER OF' A SOVIET AGENT, HiS DEC~SUON. HEELS AND WONDERING WHERE SHE COULD AND IN HIS CAPAC I TY AS A MEMBER OF THE POPE PAlYl CREATED THE I !liNER CAB I NET BE. SENATE INTERNAL SECURITY SUBCOMMITTEE. IN MARC~ BECAUSE or REPORTED D~rrER- LYNDA, 22, WAS DUE TO TAKE A NIGHT THREE WITNESSES, AMONG THEM DAVID ENCES W~ij~uN THE r~Ll COMMISSiON, TRAIN TO THE BISCAY PQRT Of SANTANDER, MARTIN WHO ACCOMPANIED DODD ON THE TRIP WHiCH ~AS ABOUT 60 MEMBERS. CARDINAL ARRIVING THERE TOMORROW MORNING, BUT IN J~LY, 1964, APPEARED BEF'ORE HIS OTTAVUA~~ is REGARDED AS A CONSERVA= WHETHER SHE WOULD SHOW UP NOW WAS COMMITTEE YESTERDAY AND TESTIFIED THAT TIVE~ ~~T VATtlCA~ 5CURCE~ SAV HE ~AS ANYBQDY'S GUESS. n TH.I S WAS THE PURPOSE OF THE TR I P. I ALLOWED II HIE. W'1J Al Au R i NGJ or THE 01"* ~ N i IONS SHE HAD BEEN EXPECTED TO MAKE AN !or ALL SJOfS ON BIRTH CONTROL. 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BASES FRANCE Ou S ARMY BASES 9u S NAVY BASES Ou S AIR FORCES BASES US TO MOVE BASES FROM FRANCE-Thlb map locates the US milItary bases which are to be moved from France accordmg to an announcement In Washmgton by Secretary of State Robelt McNamara About 575000 tonb of mumtlOns and eqUIpment also Will be moved to other European maml) German depots ~------ LUNAR ORBITER MAY SEE SURVEYOR Scheduled for launch RACING WEEK A ttendmg mg from Cd pe Kennedy the 8~)O pound camet a '>hlp Lunar the openmg of BrItam '> mO'lt Or bIter Will Circle the Moon Cit an altitude of only 28 mIles fashwnable racmg \\ eek at If III goe'> v.ell It~ c Imel 't 1<, c'tp lble of takmg sharp A'>cot England Queen F~1l7 Ll()~e up ]Jhoto~ of object'> CIS ~mall 1S a square yard on abeth weal S 1 J ide green the lun Ir ~llr f IlC Top left the Orbiter m 1 no~e ~hroud I.., wool coat over 't white bilk m Itld to It~ roc kel Top II;.,ht the Orbiter ~ Ath" Agend dreb" and a \\hlte Breton LEADERS HEAR BRIEFING-Lt Gen Joseph H 1<)( kct on P Id l' LOI\er I" in cx let <,cale model of the <,tr'tw hat With Ib bnm If( , \\ her c thc <,oft Ilndllll, Surveyor I.., perched ~howmg covel ed With 'A hI te flowers Moore, 7th AF Commander and Deputy Commander for h(!\\ It \\ o\lld lo()k III 1 photo t lken hy Orhlter AIr OperatlOns, MACV (rtght), talks WIth RVN PrIme Mtnlster Nguyen Cao Ky durtng a brtefing on aIr oper atlOns In sUlJlJort of South VIetnam Ku UI also VIce PAGE 8 HOURGLASS I--~~~------r------r------~~-r SATURDAY JUNE 2 , 1966 ~~~~~ __~~~T~U~E~S __ =2~8 ____+-~W~~~l~{~~T~H~U~R~S __ ~0 __-+ __ F~R __ ' __ ~ ____~ __S_A_T __2____ -+ __ S~U_N __ ~ ____~ 0 2 BOWL I NG ALI fY 0930-2330 093 - 130 I 0930-2330 0930-2 330 0930-2330 0930 - 2 330 KWAJALEIN SUNDAY 0900 ... 1900 CHURCH SERVICES DEPENDENTS ~,oL 0900-1900 0900-1900 0900-1900 0900-1900 0900-1900 CATHOLIC 7 AM AND 9 15 AM IN THE MEMORIAL BACHELORS POOL I ~ 0700-2100 0700-2100 0700-2100 0700-2100 0700-2100 0700-2100 CHAPEL AND AT I I 20 AM ON ROI-NAMUR DAILY MASS AT 4 45 PM IN THE BLESSED MARINA 0930-()900 093()-1900 1 0930- 900 0930-1900 0930-1900 0730-1900 0730-1900 SACRAMENT C"APEL MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY CONreSSIONS BErORE WEEKDAY MASSES ANO I-K)BBY - CERAM I CS 1 0 11 0 0730-1130 11 0 0730-1130 0730-1 30 073 - 3 0730- 3 0730-1130 ON SATURDAY FROM 4 TO 4 45 PM AND rROM SI-K)P 1230-16 30 123°-163° 12 30- 1630 1230 - 1630 123°-1 6 30 123°-163° 7 TO 8 PM LIBRARY 0900-2200 0900-2200 0900-2200 0900 2200 0900-2200 0900-2200 0900-2200 CHURCH OF CHRIST SERVICES WILL BE HELD THIS LORD's DAY SPECIAL SERVICES 0830- 173° 0 1 083°-1730 ob3 - 730 0 830 1730 08 30-173° 0830-1730 08 30-173° AT 10 15 AM IN ROOM #25 OF GEORGE SEITZ GEAR LOCKER SCHOOL BIBLE STUDY AT II AM SERVICES SUNDAY EVENING AT 6 PI-K)TO LAB 1800-2300 1300-2300 1600-2300 1800-2300 1800-2300 1800-2300 LATTER-DAY SAINTS T ENN I S COURTS 0730-2300 0730-2300 2 0730- 300 0730 2300 0730 - 2 300 0730-2 300 0730-2 300 SERVICES ARE HELD IN ROOM #13 or THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL PRIESTHOOD MEET GOLF SHACK 630- 19:P 1 1 1630- 93° 1630-1930 1630 1930 1630- 1930 1630-1930 16 30- 1930 ING AT 8 30 AM SUNDAY SCHOOL AND SACRAMENT MEETING AT 9 30 AM OON BEACH L I FE W HEN f LAG HOI S T DON I F E G U RD STAND GUARD ON DUTY EPISCOPAL lVENING PRAYER SERVICES WILL BE CONDUCTED EACH SUNDAY 1700-1000 1300- 1500 TRAP RANGE EVENING AT 6 IN THE CH_RU- OgOO-IIOO PISTOL RANGE 17°0-1800 PENTECOSTAL WORSHIP SERVICES WILL BE HELD AT 7 PM SUNDAY IN THE CHAPEL PROTESTANT 1------,,------,------.------~------.------j WORSHIP SERVICES Will BE HELD AT d 10 HOLD 0 .. THE RAVEN ONE Spy TOO AROUND THE FIVE FINGER UBllC AFFAIR PARRISH 7 30 7 30 AND I I 00 AM AT THE ISLAND MEMORIAL WORLD UNDER RICHARDSON EXERCISE & TELESCOPE 7 30 MANY 7 30 CHAPEL REV DR R C SMITH Will THEATER NEWS 7 30 30 THE SEA 7 30 PREACH THE SERMON ENTITLED "THE WIDENESS WORD IN THE ___~llW~~.~_ IN Goo's MERCY" BASED ON THE TEXT FROM ---~------.+-----+------+- JONAH, CHAPTER PUBLIC AF- HE RAVEN AROUND TH~ FIVE FINGER ONE Spy TOO PARRISH HOLD ON 4 YOKWE YUK FA I RS & TElE 00&9 00 WORLD UNDER THE EXERCISE & MANY 7 00 & 7 00 & 9 30 7 00 & 9 00 A NURSERY IS PROVIDED IN THE ISLAND THEATER SPORTS 7 00 SEA (00 & NlwS (00 & 9 00 DAY NURSERY FOR THE SUNDAY SCHOOL AND & 9 00 9 10 q 00 I I 00 AM SERVICE - 9 15 AM TO 12 45 PM SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES FOR ALL AGES ARE HELD AT THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL AT FIVE FINGER OCEAN VIEW ONE Spy TOO HOLD ON PUBL I C An A I R!:> r rlE RA VEN AROUND THE PARRISH 9 40 AM ADULTS ARE PRESENT TO ASSIST THEATER MANY 7 30 7 30 & 12 15 & TELESPORTS 7 30 & 12 15 EXERCISE & WORLD UNDER 7 30 & 12 15 NEWCOMERS IN FINDING THEIR CLASSROOM &;:,12 15 7 30 & 6 30 NEWS 7 30 & THE SEA SUNDAY SCHOOL ON ROI NAMUR IS AT 9 00 12_L __ _ 1 }O & 12 I) AM IN THE COMMUNITY BUilDING I------~------+------T------THE WORSHIP SERVICE ON ROI NAMUR Will HOLD ON PARRISH THE RAVEN PUBLIC AFFAIRS AROUND THE FIVE FINGER ONE Spy TOO IVEY HALL BE HELD AT 7 00 PM IN THE COMMUNITY 30 & 30 6 00 & 9 30 6 30 & 8 30 & TELESPORTS WORLD UNDER EXERCISE & MANY 6 30 THEATER 6 8 BUILDING AND WilL BE lED BY CHAPLAIN THE SEA 6 30 NEWS 6 30 & & 8 30 630&830 SMITH & 8 30 8 30 SWORD SWORD IN THE I NTH EST 0 NE I..::'.S.l..TClJ.l.Ml"/.cEt..-.L._ .J. 01l.0L-_1 FIVE FINGER ONE Spy Too PARRISH HOLD ON UBLIC THE RAVEN TRADE WINDS AROUND THE MANY 8 00 l) 00 8 00 AFFAIR & 6 00 CHICAGO (UPI )--MUMPS, lONG TOLERATED THEATER WORLD UNDER EXERCISE THE SEA 8 00 NEWS b 00 AS A VIRTUALLY INESCAPABLE CHILDHOOD DISEASE, MAY BE WIPED OUT BY A NEWLY DEVELOPED VACCINE, A MEDICAL RESEARCHER AROUND THE WORLD UNDER THE SEA- HOLD ON-91 MIN ATC THE RAVEN-96 MIN ATC SAID TODAY 122 M'N ATC MUSICAL COLOR WIDE SCRLEN COMEDy-DRAMA COLOR WIDE SCREEN DR MAURICE R HlllEMAN OF THE MERCK SCIENCE-FICTION COLOR HERMAN'S HERMITS VINCENT PRICE, PETER LORRE, BORIS KAR INSTITUTE FOR THERAPEUTIC RESEARCH LLOYD BRIDGES, SHIRLEY EATON HERMAN'S HERMITS, THE ENGLllH SING LOFF WEST PO'NT, PA , DESCRIBED USE OF THE AN ATOMIC-POWERED SUBMARINE IS SENT ING GROUP, APPEAR IN A LIGHT ROCK 'N TAKING ITS TITLE AND LITTLE ELSE NEW ANTI-MUMPS SHOTS TO A MEETING OF AROUND THE WORLD BY THE UNITED STATES ROLL COMEDY IN WH I CH THEY MAKE A PER FROM EDGAR ALLEN POE'S POEM, THIS FILM THE AMERICAN THERAPEUTICS SOCIETY TO INSTAll EARTHQUIAKE OECTORS ON THE SONAL APPEARANCE TOUR OF THE UNITED ROMPS OFF ON A COMEDY OF HORRORS WITH HE SAID THE VACCINE WAS ADMINISTERED FLOORS OF THE SEVEN SEAS FIVE SCI STATES THEIR ANTICS ARE VARIED AND THREE MASTERS OF THE GENRE RELEASE TO MORE THAN 500 SCHOOL AGE AND PRE ENTISTS AND A WOMAN DOCTOR ARE CHOSEN END UP WITH A PERFORMANCE IN rHE ROSE DATE 1963 SCHOOL CHilDREN IN CONTROLLED STUDIES FOR THE ASSIGNMENT, WHICH CONFRONTS BOWL ------INVOLVING NEARLY I 500 YOUNGSTERS THEM WITH All SORTS OF DANGERS OF THE FIVE FINGER EXERCISE-I 15 MIN AT THE VACCINE PROVED SUCCESSFUL AGAINST DEEP FAMiliAR TV ADVENTURE FIGURES PUBLIC AFFAIR-109 MIN AT DRAMA BLACK AND WHITe THE CONTRACTION OF MUMPS IN 98 PERCENT SEEM QUITE AT HOME IN THE WATERY, DRAMA BLACK AND WHITE ROSALIND RUSSELL, JACK HAWKINS OF THE CASES, HILLEMAN SAID SUSPENSEFUL TALE RELEASE DATE 1966 MYRON MCCORMICK, EDWARD BINNS TENSIONS IN A NEWLY RICH CALIFORNIA IT WAS GIVEN TO 402 CHilDREN WHO WERE A CRUSADING CALIFORNIA SENAfOR FAMILY ARE KEPT ALIVE BY ITS MEMBERS KNOWN TO BE SUSCEPTIBLE TO MUMPS, HE ONE Spy TOO MANY-I 14 MIN AT I STARTS AN INVESTIGATION INTO A BILL DIFFERING STANDARDS AND THEIR INABILI SAID THE REMAINDER, INCLUDING 40{ SPV MYSTERY COLOR COllECTING AGENCY WHICH HAS HAD NU TY TO UNDERTAND OR COMMUNICATE WITH SUSCEPTIBLE TO THE MALADY, WERE STUDIED ROBERT VAUGHN, DAVID MCCAllUM MEROUS COMPLAINTS OF BRUTALITY CHARGED EACH OTHER RELEASE DATE 1965 AS UNVACCINATED CONTROLS THE MAN FROM UNCLE IS AT IT AGAIN, AGAINST THEM IN COLLECTION OF DEL IN- MATINEE I PM AT IVEY HALL SAT & SUN OF THE 402 MUMPS-SUSCEPTIBLE SUBJECT~ THIS TIME IN A SETTING STAGED IN EUROPE QUENT DEBTORS POLITICAL PROBLEMS JULY 2-3 -- ONE HOUR OF COLOR CAR- 395, OR 96 PERCENT, DEVELOPED IMMUNIZ RELEASE DATE 1966 SOON OVERTAKE THE SCENE REU ASE DATE TOONS ------ATC ING ANTIBODIES, HILlEMAN SIAD NONE 1962 OF THE UNVACCINATED SUSCEPTIBLE YOUNG STERS DEVELOPED ANTIBODIES, HE SAID t::11 I MOREOVER, HILlEMAN SAID, THE VACCINE \ 'Or 'Jhe w.IIllk 'fl $ $ 0 I D NOT PRODUCE ANY UNDES I RABlE SYMP TOMS OF THE MUMPS, AND THE INCIDENCE I______,------~------1 OF FEVER WAS NOT GREATER AMOt~G VACCINA; ED CHilDREN PARRISH-145 MIN i'- A HlllEMAN DEVELOPED THE DRUG WITH DR DRAMA COLOR ~ r EUGENE BUYNAK, A MERCK LABORATORY TROY DONAHUE, CLAUDETTE COLBERT, CONNIE COllEAGUE STEVENS, DEAN JAGGER DELMER DAVES HASS WRITTEN, PRODUCED, ATHENS, GA (UPI)--SIX Ku KLUX KLANS AND DIRECTED ANOTHER FilM DEALING WITH MEN GO ON TRIAL MONDAY IN THE 1964 THE YOUTHrUl AND ADULT ROMANTIC PROB NIGHTRIDER SLAYING OF NEGRO EDUCATOR lEMS WHICH HAS THE SAME BLOCKBUSTER LEMUEL PENN OF WASHINGTON, 0 C POTENTIAL AS HIS 1959 PRODUCTION OF PENN, AN OFFICER IN THE ARMY RESERVE, 'A SUMMER PLACE" TROY DoNAHUE GIVES WAS KillED BY SHOTGUN BLASTS AS HE AND A BELIEVABLE PORTRAYAL BACKED UP BY TWO COMPANIONS DROVE ALONG A lONELY THE STRONG SUPPORT OF THREE EXPERI STRETCH OF GEORGIA HIGHWAY ENROUTE ENCED PLAYERS ALSO CONNIE STEVENS IS HOME TO WASHINGTON FROM FT BENNING, THE ROMANTIC TARGET FOR DONAHUE Two WHERE THEY HAD UNDERGONE SUMMER TRAIN FINE FEATURES OF THE PICTURE ARE THE ING PHOTOGRAPHY OF THE CONNECTICUT TOBACCO THE KLANSMEN, CHARGED UNDER AN 1870 GROWING REGION AND THE MAX STEINER FEDERAL STATUTE WITH CONSPIRING TO MUSICAL, WHICH BIDS FAIR APPROACH TO VIOLATE PENN'S CIVil RIGHTS, HAVE EN THE SUCt!ESSf'lIl"SUMMER PLACE" TERED PLEAS OF INNOCENT THEY HAVE BEEN ASKED FOR SEPARATE TRIALS, BUT WASHINGTON (UPI)--IT HAPPENS IN THE FEDERAL JUDGE WILLIAM A BOOTlE RULED BEST OF FAMiliES LUCI JOHNSON WAS lAST WEEK THEY WOULD BE TRIED THREE AT INTRODUCING BROADWAY STAR RICHARD KilEY A TIME TO SOME WHITE HOUSE GUESTS WHEN SHE THE DEFENDANTS ARE CECil MYERS, GEORGE BOBBLED HIS lAST NAME TURNER, DENVER WilliS, PHilliPS, HERB LUCI PRESENTED KI-lEE AS RICHARD ERT GUEST, JAOES S LACKEY AND JOSEPH KEE-LEE HOWARD SIMS COMEDIAN Bill DANA, ANOTHER GUEST, A CROWDED COURTROOM IS EXPECTED WHEN SAID KilEY STEPPED UP AND SAID, "THANK r til BOOTlE CONVENES THE SESSION AT 9 30 YOU, MISS JENSEN" , ~l t1 1 \ (I ~ ~ AM FIRST ORDER OF BUSINESS PROBABLY Will BE THE SELECTION OF A JURY RICHARDSON - EVERYONE MAY ATTEND DOUBLE FEATURE ON SATURDAY NIGHTS ( YOKWE YUK ·-YOKWE YUK MEMBERS ONLY CARD CHECK PERIODICALLY, PRE-SCHOOL OR SCHOOL-AGE CHILDREN MAY NOT ATTEND IVEY HALL -- DEPENDENTS ONLY MATINEE ON SATS AMD SUNS, RULES AND REGULATIONS LISTED OUTSIDE THEATER OCEAN VIEW--MAlE ADULT PERSONNEL ONLY -- _ HOURGLASS SATURDA __~P~A~G~E~I~~ ______~~~ ______-, ____ ~~~ ____ -" ------t-.:....------...... ;=-:;;-____"""-"''-!...!<=:!.!...q:::::;.;:..;.=-;;;.,t..L---~::....::.... ______#" QASSIFIED PUBLISHED BY GLOB~L ASSOCIATES AT TH~ CLuB NOT ICE~ DIRECTION OF THE OMMANDING OFFICER" KWAJALEIN TEST Sf E, MARSHALL ISLANDS FOR SALE PROTESTANT WOMEN'S CHAPEL FELLOWSHIP CONTRACT DA-01-021-AMC-90oo4 (Y) EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING WILL BE HELD THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY ONE AIR CONDITIONER - 16,500 BTU - MONDAY, JUNE 27, AT b PM AT THE HOME MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE 3 YEARS OLD - GOOD CONDITION - $50, OF JULIE SMITH, QTRS 453-A ALL FOR NOTICES IS 4 PM THE DAY BEFORE ONE AIR CONDITIONER - 8,500 BTU - OFfiCERS AND CIRCLE CHAIRMEN ARE PUBLICATION AND DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS 0 SHOWTIME 3 YEARS OLD - GOOD CONDITION - $5 , ASKED TO ATTEND IS 10 AM THE DAY OF PUBLICATION WESTINGHOUSE HEAVY DUTY DRYER - $50 , .1joLwtI 'ljuL 700&900 I THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO WESTINGHOUSE AUTOMATIC WASHER - $50 PROTESTANT WOMEN'S CHAPEL FELLOWSHIP AGENT FOR H.A.R M. 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NEVER MIND BOLS A, T AND C REPRESENT ADULTS, BE IN EFFECT WHILE THE STREET LIGrlTS SUMMER - EGG CARTONS, PLASTIC BOTTLES, FINDING A HABYSITTER JUST BRING THE TEENS, AND CHILDREN RESPECTIVELY THE AND THE ROTATING BEACON ON THE WATER SMALL BOXES, OATMEAL CYLINDERS, BABY WHOLE FAMILY TO THE PROTESTANT COUPLE S PRESENCE Of ANY OF THE THREE SYMBOLS TOWER ARE OUT THERE MAY ALSO BE A fOOD JARS WE WILL PICK UP CALL CLUB FAMILY PICNIC AT BACHELORS' BEACH INDICATES THAT THE FILM IS CONSIDERED REQUIREMENT FOR ONE OR MORE LIMITED ON SUNDAY, JUNE 26 AT PM BRING 2705 OR 2405 3 on SUITABLE FOR THE AUDIENCE GROUP REPRE AREA BLACKOUTS PRIOR TO THE ALL-ISLAND A CASSEROLE SALAD, OR DESSERT AND SENTED BY THE SYMBOLS BLACKOUTS IF IMPOSED, THE LIMITED HELP WANTED YOUR OWN DRINK WE'LL HAVE ICE, CUPS, AREA BLACKOUTS ARE NECESSARY FOR CER SILVERWARE AND PLATES SUNDAY'S MOVIES ------JUNE 26,1966 TAIN PHASES OF PRE-MISSION OPTICS CALI BABYSITTER FOR I~ CHILDREN STARTING R,CHARDSON--ZOTZ AND TELESPORTS ATC BRATION EXCEPT FOR EMERGENCY VEHICLES, NO ABOUT JULY I-JuLY 5 CALL 2759 TO SUNDAY SCUBA DIVE WILL BE ON THE OCEAN 7 30 VEHICLES WILL BE OPERATED DURING ANY DISCuSS SIDE OF BIG BUSTER ASSEMBLE AT THE YOKWE YUK--T,ME OF INDIFFERENCE A BLACKOUT PERIOD DOCK AT k AM LIFE VESTS ARE REQUIRED 700&900 THERE IS NO"TAKE COVER' REQU I REMENT WORK WANTED GUESTS ARE WELCOME DIVE MASTERS WILL OCEAN VIEW--AGENT fOR H ARM AT FOR THIS OPERATION BE RUDY NEMCOZSKY AND BOB CONDON AND NEWS YARDMAN SERVICE - CALL 579 OR 518 7 30 & 12 15 IN CONNECTION WITH THIS OPERATION IVEY HALL--ONE MAN'S WAY ATC HAZARD AREAS WILL EXIST IN THE OCEAN ANNOUNCEMENTS 30 & b 30 WITHIN A 200 NAUTICAL MILE RADIUS OF HE~ISPHERE CONCLAVE 6 TRADEWINDS--BRAMBLE BUSH D 00 A KWAJALEIN AND IN THE KWAJALEIN ATOLL ON PUT OFF UNTIL WINTER BRIDGE WINNER LAST TUESDAY AT THE THE ISLANDS AND IN THE LAGOON BETWEEN WASHINGTON (UPI)--A SUMMIT MEETING YOKWE YUK CLUB WAS EMILIE RAY A LINE JOINING AND INCLUDING BOGERI OT THE PRESIDENTS Of THE WESTERN HEMI KTS REGULATION 28-3 OF 23 MARCH 1965, AND YABBENOHR AND A LINE JOINING AND SPHERE PROBABLY WILL NOT BE HELD UNTIL AND THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS FOR THE MARINA HOURS HAVE BEEN CHANGED TO INCLUDING BIGEJ AND GEA ALL PERSONNEL LATE THIS YEAR OR EARLY 1967, DIPLO- EXECUTIVE DINING ROOM AND CLue HAVE 0930-1900 MONDAYS THROUGH FRIDAYS AND CRAFT MUST REMAIN OUT OF THE ABOVE MATIC SOURCES SAID TODAY DIRECTED THAT WITH THE EXCEPTION Of AND 0730-1900 SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS, HAZARD AREAS BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 2310 AT ONE TIME THERE wAS SPECULATION PRE-ARRANGED SPECIAL FUNCTIONS HELD IN AND HOLIDAYS TONIGHT AND 0610 SUNDAY MORNING ALSO THE CONFERENCE, SUGGESTED BY ARGENTINE THE BANYA~ ROOM OR THE TARO ROOM BY 2030 MONDAY NIGHT AND 0330 TUESDAY MORN PRESIDENT ARTURO ILLIA AND SECONDED INVITATION ONLY USE Of THE FACILITIES GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL SUMMER LIBRARY ING IN ADDITION, A DAYTIME OPERATION BY PRESIDENT LYNDON B JOHNSON, WIGHT OF THE EXECUTIVE D,NING ROOM AND CLue SCEDULE - THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL SCHEDULED fOR TUESDAY WILL REQUIRE ALL fOLLOW DIRECTLY A SCHEDULED MEETING WILL BE LIMITED TO MEMBERS ONLY LIBRARY WILL BE OPEN FOR STUDENTS TO PERSONNEL TO REMAIN OUT OF THE ABOVE OF THE HEMISPHERE'S FOREIGN MINISTERS CHECK OUT BOOKS FOR SUMMER READING THE MANAGEMENT HAS ALSO BEEN DIRECTED HAZARD AREAS BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 0900 AT BUENOS AIRES IN AUGUST THE LIBRARY WILL BE CLOSED THIS WEEK TO CALL ATTENTION TO PROPER ATTIRE FOR AND 1400 TUESDAY THAT IDEA APPARENTLY HAS BEEN 015- AND WILL RE-OPEN ON MONDAY, JUNE 27 THOSE USING CLUB FACILITIES AFTER 6 30 CARDED INFORMANTS CITED THE FACT LIBRARY HOURS WILL BE FROM 9 30 TO PM RABIES INNOCULATION WILL BE AVAILABLE THAT PREPARATIONS HAVE BEEN MOVING I I 30, MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY UNTIL FOR DOGS WHO WERE TOO YOUNG DURING SLOWLY AND THAT UNTIL LAST WEEK DIF PLEASE COOPERATE IN AVOIDING EMBARASS~ JULY 22 ONLY CHILDREN WHO HAVE BEEN THE PREVIOUS PERIOD ON SUNDAY, JUNE FERENCES OF OPINION STILL EXISTED ON ME~T TO A NON~EMBER, YOURSELF, AND THE IN GRADE ONE OR HIGHER THIS PAST YEAR 26 FROM q AM TO NOON AT THE CENTRAL THE ECONOMIC PRINCIPLES FOR A NEW MANAGEMENT BY OBSERVING THESE AND OTHER MAY CHECK OUT BOOKS POLICE STATION ORGANIZATION Of AMERICAN STATES CHART DINING ROOM AND CLUB RULES ER THESE WERE RESOLVED AT A MEETING TEACHERS AND TEACHER AIDES ARE STILL HERE OF THE INTER-AMERICAN ECONOMIC NEEDED FOR THE INTENSIVE SUMMER PRO AND SOCIAL COUNCIL GRAM AT EBEYE SCHOOL PEOPLE WHO THE ARGENTINE GOVERNMENT SAID YESTER HAVE HAD EXPERIENCE DEALING WITH DAY THAT IT WILL PROPOSE THE DATE OF CHILDREN IN GROUPS ARE ALSO ENCOURAGED AUG 29 THIS IS EXPECTED TO BE AP TO APPLY 11TH AND 12TH GRADE STU- PROVED AT A MEETING OF THE OAS COUNCIL DENTS WHO ARE INrERESTED IN BECOMING MONDAY TEACHERS WILL BE CONSIDERED AS TEACH MAIN PURPOSE OF THE FOREIGN MINISTD6 ERS' AIDES SALARIES ARE THE SAME AS MACHINE MEETING WILL BE THE ADOPTION OF A NEW CIVIL SERVICE RATINGS AND ARE DETER OAS CHARTER THE OAS HAS BEEN WORKING MINED BY THE EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE ON REFORM OF THE OUTDATED CHARTER OF OF THE INDIVIDUAL THE SCHOOL WILL It has a BOGATA, SIGNED IN 1948, SINCE LAST START JULY 5 AND WILL CONT I NUE I NTO KISS BUTION NOVEMBER WHEN AN INTER-AMERICAN CON MID AUGUST CALL PAMELA KVILEKVAL and a fERENCE AT RIO DE JANEIRO DECIDED THE AT 2341 OR FRANCES RUSSEL AT 701 KILL BUTTON DIRECTION THE REVISION SHOULD TAKE You have to OAS SOURCES ARGUED THAT THE REFORMS YAK IMA, WASH (UPI )--U S SUPREME , knowwhlch PROPOSED BY A SPECIAL COMMISSION COURT JUSTICE WILLIAM 0 DOUGLAS, HAS button EARLIER THIS YEAR AT PANAMA AND THE BEEN DIVORCED BY HIS THIRD WIFE i'I t~pu~~ _I ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL NORMS PASSED BY MRS JOAN M DoUGLAS, 26, YESTERDAY THE INTER-AMERICAN ECONOMIC COUNCIL WAS GRANTED THE DIVORCE BY A YAKIMA ~~~l 1 SHOULD BE APPROVED, WITH ONLY MINOR COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT .... ".'" f I, CHANGES, AT BuENOS AIRES UNDER TERMS OF THE SETTLEMENT, MRS -.~ THE NEW CHARTER WILL ENCOURAGE OLPR m ' STRUCTURAL REFORMS WITHIN LATIN AMER DoUGLAS WILL RECE I VE $500 MONTHLY AND D~.'I') 00 1iRNED~ ":~",_.. . WIL HAVE HER MAIDEN NAME OF JOAN CAR- 1~1iI H ,". ICAN COUNTRIES AND ALSO WILL SET DOWN THE GENERAL FRAMEWORK OF A LATIN AMERICAN COMMON MARKET, A RELATIVELY ~~~E~~:;:T:::~O:~~ PE!:~.~:·::~~GN" miliNioM'fCOHi~:.~: I.' . NEW IDEA STRONGLY SUPPORTED BY LATIN WHO WAS APPOINTED TO THE EI, '0 ." AMERICA TI~UGLAS, JI~_?'_A"'O "Q 1.~·. C~.~ HIGH BENCH BY FRANKLIN 0 ROOS£VELT ~ _ ~~~ 1 I ON MARCH 20, 939, HAS BEEN DIVORCED;: t IAIIf'(), ,IJl¥AN • KAflolAN HRTfiRl. ~I("'.I)IN. ~------______~T~W~IC~E~B~E~F~O~R~E ______~------=-=~------______--J