HIGH T~DE LOW TIDE 8-8-64 8-8-64 I 6.1 AT 0428 0.4 AT 1056 I 5.0 AT 1655 HOURGLASS 0.5 AT 2249 ' .. VOL 5 NO 1773 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS 'RIDAY 7 AUGUST 1964 WARSHIPS AND CARRIERS BEING SENT NEWSPAPER COMMENT TO BOLSTER 7TH FLEET IN PACIFIC GENERALLY FAVORABLE YOKeSUKA, JAPAN (Up I) --AMER I CAN WAftSH I PS SA I L ED TODA Y f .. OM JAPAN AND THE AME"- TO U., S• ACT ION ICAN WEST COAST TO BOLSTE .. U.S. ST"'KING POWE" IN SOUTHEAST ASIA'S TROUBLED WAT- TOKYO (UPI)--THE UNITED STATES' AS~N: ERS. ALLIES TeDAY JOINED IN SUPPORTING THE THE U.S. MILITA .. Y NEWSPAPE .. PACifiC ST~RS AND ST .. ,PES SAID THE AIIC"AfT CA .... ,­ U.S. "ETALIAT.RY a.MBINGS If N0RTHVIET E"S KEARSA .. GE AND VALLEY FORGE AND THE SEVENTH FLEET fLAGSHIP, THE C.. UISER OKLA­ NAM. BUT fEA"S WERE EXPRESSED IN ASIA HIMA CITY, SAILED fROM YOKOSUKA U.S. NAVAL BASE IN TOKYO BAY. AND IN EUROPE THAT THE CONfliCT COULD THE 60,000 TON CAR"'ER RANGER lEfT SAN FRANCISCO fO .. THE FA .. EAST, AND 12 WAR­ SPREAD TO A MAJe .. WAR. SH I PS Of Otu I SER-DEST .. OYE .. rlO[T1tl~T~~ tU::P.RS'.£D ttROMuSli f)tt~o I TO ~O f N') tttEI qlrHI THIS CONCERN OVERSHADOWED 08SERVAN­ FLEET~IH TME WEiTERRIPAClfIC. CES Of THE 19TH ANNIVEISA"Y 0' THE ~S. THE 10,000-TON OlKAHOMA CITY SAILED fROM JAPAN WITH SEVENTH fLEET COMMANDE .. ATIM-BOMBING Of HIReSHIMA. MO .. E THAN ----...:-..------""'lIIVICE ADM. ROY L. JOHNSON AeCARD. 30,000 PERSONS GATHERED IN THE JAPAN­ DEBATE ON VI ET NAM AN UNDISCLOSED NUMBE .. Of DEST .. OYElU ESE CITY AND HEARD ~YO" SHINZO HAMAl LEf"T YOKOSUKA. JAPANESE SOURCES SAID THE PRAY "THAT THE G"EAT T.. AGEDY 0' 19 DELAYED BY 0 ISPUTE U.S. NAVAL MOVEMENT OUT Of JAPANESE POMS YEARS AGO WILL NEVEl BE REPEATED." UNITED NATIONS (UPI)--A SOVIET-AMERI- INVOLVED 23 SHIPS or THE NUCLEAR-CAPABLE SOUTH KOREA, SOUTH VIET NAM, THE CAN DISPUTE OVER V,ETNAMESE PA"TICIPA- SEVENTH fLEET, WHICH AT NORMAL STRENGTH PHiliPPINES, MALAYSIA, THAILAND, AND TION TODAY THREATENED TO DEL~Y THE UNI· INCLUDES 125 VESSELS AND SINE 650 AIR­ NATIONALIST CHINA, MIST Of THEM TH"EA~ TED NATIONS DEBATE ON THE SOUTHEAST ASA PLANES. ENED THEMSELVES BY COMMUNISTS, "ALL lEO CRISIS. ALL SEVENTH FLEET SHIPS SAILING Ofr QUICKLY TO THE SUPP.RT 0' THE UNITED NO .. WEGIAN AMBAsaADOR SIVERT E. NIEL~N CONTINENTAL ASIA WEftE PLACED ON fULL COM- STATES. JAPAN EXPR~SSED "UNDERSTANDING J1 PRESIDENT Of THE SECU .. ITY COUNCIL fOR BAT ALERTo ••••• BUT NIT OUT .. IGHT SUPPORT. AUGUST, SCHEDULED A SE .. IES Of INfO .. MAl IN EUROPE, F .. ANCE WITHHELD COMMENT CONSULTATIONS WITH THE OTHER 10 C.UNCIL SCHEDULE OPERATION BUT BRITAIN AG"EEO THAT IT WAS "NAT­ MEMBE .. S ON A SOVIET DEMAND THAT NO .. TH A LOCAL MISSILE OPE .. ATION IS SCHEDULED U"AL TO REPLY" T. AGGRESSI.N. VIET NAM BE INVITED TO PARTICIPATE IN BETWEEN 2330 TONIGHT 7 AUGUST AND 1200 (CONTINUED IN PAGE 3) THE DEBATE, AND UoS .. INSISTENCE T""'T IN MONDAY 10 AUGUST. THE TAKE COVER COULD o 0 • 00 THAT CASE, SOUTH VIET NAM TAKE PART AS SOUND ANYTIME BETWEEN THE ABOVE HOU"S. WEll. ALL PE .. SONNEL LIVING IN T.. AILERS AND SENATE GIVES SOVIET AMSASSADOR PlATON D. MOROZOV NON-APPROVED SHELTER HOMES MUST TAKE CO­ CHARGED YESTERDAY THAT ONl Y THE AMEJIICAN VE .. IN APP .. OVED SHELTE"S AT THE SOUND Of JOHNSON APPROVAL VERSION Of THE NAVAL BATTLES IN THE THE TAKE COVE" SIGNAL. AfRS KWAJALEIN WASHINGT.N (UPI)--THE SENATE VOTED GULf or TeNKIN AND THEIR AfTERMATH WAS WILL ANNOUNCE THE TAKE COVER AND ALL QUICK AND eVE .. WHElMING APP".VAL T.DAY BtlNG HEARDo CLEAI SIGNALS, AS WELL AS OTHtl INrO .. MA­ TO PRESIDENT JIHNS.NtS EME .. GENCY VIET (CONTINUED ON PAGE 3) TION PE .. TINENT TO THE OPE .. ATION. NAN ~ESOlUTI'N UPHelDING HIS HAND IN ALL PEISONNEL EMPLOYED IN THE NIKE-X ANY STEPS NEEDED TO PRESE~VE THE PEACE AIEA WILL "EPO .. T TO WO"K AT THE REGULAR IN S0UTHEAST ASIA. SEND JET FIGHTERS TIME UNLESS THE ACTUAL MISSILE COUNTDOWN THE HOUSE WAS EXPECTED TO COMPLETE HONOLULU (UP~)--ABOUT 50 UoSo JET IS IN P .. OG"ESS. If THE TAKE COVE .. SOUNDS CONGRESSIONAL ACTION TOMORR.W ON THE fIGHTE .. S AND "ECONNAISSANC£ AIIC"AfT -- AfTE .. 2400 SUNDAY, THE GEO .. GE SEITZ "fIGHT-If"-WE-MUST" DECLARATI'N. PLUS SUPPORTING JET TANKE .. S -- WE"E~~- SCHOOL "ECONVENING TIME MONDAY WILL BE THE "ES.lUTIIN WAS PART Of" A SERIES E"ED IN HAWAII TODAY EN .. OUTE TO UNDIS- ANNOUNCED OVE" AfRS KWAJALEIN. GEO .. GE Of MOVES TAKEN 8Y JIHNSIN WHEN THE CLOSED DESTINATIONS IN THE WESTE .. N PAC- SEITZ SCHOOL WILL CONVENE MONDAY AT THE VIET NAM C.. ISIS B.ILED TO THE BU .. STING IfIC. ~EGULA" TIME IF' THE TAKE COVE .. HAS NOT POINT THIS WEEK WITH AN ATTACK ay RED THE PLANES A.... ,VED YESTE .. DAY AT HICK- SOUNDED. T... PEOI BOATS IN TV. U.S. DEST".YERS , AM AI .. FORCE BASE, AND A PACifiC AI .. MARSHALlESE WORKING PERSONNEL ON KWAJ­ IN THE GUlr Ir T.NKIN. , fO .. CE SPOKESMAN SAID THEY WOULD CONTIN- I ALEIN WILL TAKE COVE .. AS DIRECTED BY IN ADD IT lIN T. SENDING UoS. NAVY I UE ON THEIR WAY TODAY. THEIR SUPERVISORS. MA .. SHAlLESE MAIDS PLANES IN A HAMMERING ATTACK ON N.RTH i THE SPOKESMAN SAID THE PLANES INCLUDE ~ILL TAKE COVE .. UNDER THE DIRECTION Of VIETNAMESE SH.ft[ INITALlATI.NS, JOHM­ TWO SQUAD .. ONS Of '-100 SUPE"SAB~E ~ET ~HEIR EMPLOYERS. THE SHIPPING AND RECEI­ SIN ASKED CONGRESI T. APP .. OVE A IES.­ fiGHTERS AND A "CONTINGENT" .r RF-IOI VING SECTION Of THE SUPPLY BLDG. (602) lUTION ASSE .. TING U.S. DETERNINATIIN T. VOODO JET RECONNAISSANCE PLANES. THEY HAS BEEN MADE AVAILABLE AS A SHELTER fO" TAKE ANY 'URTHER ACTI.N NECESSARY T. WERE ACCOMPANIED BY A80UT 25 KC-135 MARSHALLESE PERSONNEL WORKING IN NON-AP­ CURB rU .. TNER RED AGGRESSIONS IN TME AE .. IAL TANKERS. PROVED BUILDINGS. C"ISIS AItEA. THE SPOKESMAN DECLINED TO IDENTifY GROUND SAfETY PROCEDURES: ALL PERSON­ THE SQUADRONS OR THEI .. HOME 8ASES, BUT NEL NOT ESSENTIAL TO THE OPE"ATION MUST HE SAID THEY flEW NON-STOP TO HICKAM ON TAKE COVER IN AN APPROVED SHELTER. U~ON SUB FLEET IS READY fl I GHTS RANG I NG f .. 1M 3,500 TO 5,000 MILES. SOUNDING Of THE TAKE COVE .. SIGNAL, ALL SAN DIEGO, CALlr. (UPI)--EIGHT U.S. NON-ESSENTIAL PERSONNEL MUST IMMEDIATEL~ SUBMA .. INES, INCLUDING THREE NUCLEAR­ DRILLING OPERATIONS FAIL TO P .. OCEED TO AND "EMAIN IN AN APP .. OVED PIWE"ED ONES, WERE PIISED f8ft ACT lIN LOCATE FIVE REMAINING MINERS SHELTE .. UNTIL THE ALL CLEAI IS SOUNDED. TIDAY AT SECftET L.CATI'NS IN THE WEST­ CHAMPAGNOlE, FRANCE {UPI)--RESCUE THE TAKE COVER SIGNAL IS TH"EE TEN-SEC­ ERN PACifiC, ACCIROING TO REAl ADM. WORKERS TODAY All BUT GAVE UP HOPE Of OND BLASTS ON THE fiRE SIREN. THE ALL EUGENE B. rlUCKEY. fiNDING ALIVE ANY Of riVE MEN BURIED CLEA .. IS ONE TWENTY-SECOND BLAST. --- fLUCKEY, NEW C.MMANDtl ., THE PAcrlC DEEP WITHIN THE MONT R,VEL LIMESTONE ApPROVED SHELTERS ON KWAJALEIN ARE FLEET SUBMAIINE r.RCE, SAID YESTERDAY MINE fO .. 10 DAYS. "THE LAST CHANCES Of THOSE STRUCTURES WHICH HAVE f"OU"-INCH AT A NEWS CINfERENCE ABOARD THE Sua­ rlNDING ANY SURVIVORS ARE NOW SLIPPING CONCRETE Roers. THE f"OlLOWING BUILDINGS MARINE TENDER NER[US O.CKED HE~E THAT AWAY," SAID MAYOR ANDRE SOCIE TODAY, A.. E DESIGNATED APPROVED SHELTERS: THE WESTERN PACI',C SUBMARINE "IRCE IS AfTE" TWO DRILLING OPERATIONS f"AILED TO ALL QUA .. TEftS Of" PERMANENT C.NST .. UCTION " .. EADY If NEEDED." fiND MORE SURVIVO .. S 4 4 4 4 4 -- ~XCEPT QLT1tS. 01, 02, 03 AND 0; BAR- ..... OFfiCIAL BULLETIN RACKS AND STO .. t BLDG., YOKWE YUK CLUB, MOB~ ~TILL ~PREADING TEN~ION DUTY OFFICER fOR KWAJALEIN TEST SITE 'GENERAL MESS, SPECIAL SERVICES BLDG., IN INDIA OVER DEMAND~ FOR FOOD ~: ~: HOME PHONEz!SURF'RIDER BOQ, AND f"IIST DECKS Of CORAL, BOMBAY, INDIA (UPI)--SCHOOLS, IH.PS .7AUG64 CAPTAIN JoJ. OSBOIN 2371 'REEf AND SANDS BOQs. AND fACTeRIES REMAINED CLOSED HERE TI­ BAUG64 LT. COL. MoJ. SMALL 585 I NOTE: THIS PARTICULAR TEST "EQUIRES DAY AND PUBLIC MEETINGS AND DEMINSTRA­ *9AUG64 CAPTAIN R.M. BAKER, SR. 2497 ISPECIFIC WEATHE .. CONDITIONS AND MAY EN- TIINS WERE BANNED IN THE WAKE .r VI.­ IOAUG64 MAJOR M.R. THAYER 2109 TAil EXTENDED PERIIDS Of DELAY WAITING LENT RIITING G~.WING GUT Of INDIA'S IIAUG64 CWO J.D. KEELING 487 if 0" SUCH WEATHER. IT IS PLANNED TO WAIT CUR"ENT rOlO SHIRTAGE. '12AUG64 CAPTAIN R.O. CASE 421 if OR THE DESIRED WEATHE .. CONDITIONS P .. ,O .. MOBS WEIE STilL SP"EADING TENS liN IN I3AUG64 LT. COL. w.w. CRUN 503 iTO SOUNDING THE TAKE COVE", HOWEVER THE AHMEDABAD, 250 MILES NO .. TH .f HE"E, ·,NDICATES WEEKENDS AND/OR HOLIDAYS POSSIBiliTY EXISTS THAT EXTENDED DELAYS WHERE TEXTILE WORKERS RIOTED YEST£R~~ DUTY OffiCER IS THE KWAJALEIN TEST SITE COULD BE ENCOUNTE"ED AfTE .. THE TAKE Co­ AND POLICE riftED INTI THE C~OWOS, KIL­ COMMANDING OfFICER'S .. EPRESENTATIVE LING SIX AND INJURING THI .. TY. THE lEIT- VE" HAS BEEN EXECUTED. AFRS KWAJALEIN I DU .. ,NG OTHE .. THAN NO .. MAL DUTY HOU~So WILL B.. OADCAST PERTINENT ANNOUNCEMENTS. 1ST-lED MOBS HAD KILLED A PlllCEMANo : PAGE .2 HOURGLASS FRIDAY 7 AUGUST 1964

PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE COM­ REASON FOR SWIFT RETALIATION NORTH VIET NAM DENIES HER MANDING OFFICER KWAJALEIN TEST SITE, WASHlNGTON (UPI )-- SECRETARY OF STATE PT BOATS MADE SUNDAY ATTACK MARSHALL ISLANDS, CONTRACT DA-01-021- DEAN RUSK SAID LAST NIGHT THE UNITED TOKYO (UPI )-- PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S DE­

AMC 90004 (Y) (NI23-(61756) 35133A PMR j STATES RETALIATED SWIFTLY AGAINST NORT~ CISION TO PUNISH COMMUNIST NORTH VIET WITH GLOBAL ASSOCIATES. V,ET NAM GUNBOAT ATTACKS IN ORDER TO NAM FOR ITS ATTACKS ON AMERICAN DESTROY­ THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY MON­ PREVENT ANY "BASIC MISCALCULATION" BY ERS YESTERDAY PLACED THE UNITED STATES DAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE FOR COMMUNIST CHINA AND NORTH V,ET NAM AS IN ITS GRAVEST CRISIS IN ASIA SINCE NOTICES IS 4 P M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICA­ TO WHAT THEY COULD GET AWAY WITH IN REO CHINA THREATENED TO ATTACK FORMOSA TION. DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITMES IS 10 SOUTHEAST ASIA. IN 1958 A M DAY OF PUBLICATION. HE SAID THAT IF THERE HAD NOT BEEN NORTH V,ET NAM'S HIGH COMMAND PROMPT- THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RI GHT TO AN IMMEDIATE RESPONSE--IN THIS CASE A LY DENIED THAT ITS PATROL BOA!S STAGED EDIT COpy RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATION. U S. AIR ATTACK ON NORTH V,ET NAM BASES THE SECOND ATTACK ON THE DESTROYER --"HANOI AND THOSE STANDING BEHIND THEfoj"USS MADDOX'SUNDAY EDITOR. H EDW McK,NNEY MIGHT HAVE MADE SOME ERRONEOUS CONCLU- THE OFFICIAL (NORTH) V,ET NAM NEWS SIONS ABOUT HOW FAR THEY COULD GO. AGENCY SAID "THIS IS A SHEER FABRICA­ WORLD WOULD WELCOME ASSURANCE TION BY THE U.S IMPERIALISTS AIMED AT U S. WILL NOT EXPAND WAR CO-NOMINATORS NAMED COVERING THEIR lLLEGAL ACTS, WHICH CANBERRA (UPI )-- LABOR PARTY OP­ WASHINGTON (UPI )-- CALIFORNIA Gov BRAZENLY VIOLATED THE SECURITY OF POSITION LEADER ARTHUR CALWELL EX­ EDMUND G BROWN AND TEXAS Gov JOHN B THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF V,ET NAM, PRESSED HOPE THAT U.S. PRESIDENT LYNDO~ CONNALLY, TONIGHT HAVE BEEN NAMED AS AND ARE AGGRAVATING FURTH~ THE SITUA- B JOHNSON WOULD HANDLE THE SOUTHEAST CO-NOMINATORS OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON AT TION IN SOUTHEAST ASIA" ASIA CRISIS WITH "THE SAME COOLNESS THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION AUG IN TOKYO, THE JAPANESE GOVERNMENT UNDER EXTREME PRESSURE" AS THE LATE 24 AT ATLANTIC C,TY EXPRESSED HOPE THAT THE WAR WOULD NOT JO~N F KENNEDY USED IN T~ CUBAN CON­ THE ANNOUNCEMENT WAS MADE BY JOHN EXPAND FURTHER IT ISSUED NO STATEMENT FRONTATION. BAILEY, NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN IN SUPPORT OF THE AMERICAN ~OTION~ AND CALWELL SAID THE SITUATION CREATEn CONNALLY WAS SHOT AND WOUNDED LAST JAPANESE FOREIGN OFFICE OFFICIALS PRI- BY NORTH V I ETNAMESE ATTAC KS ON U S. NOVEMBER WHEN PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNED~ VATELY EXPRESSED THE VIEW THAT THE N\vy VESSELS AND THE AMERICAN RETALI­ WAS ASSASSINATED IN DALLAS UNITED STATES HAD OVER-REACTED. TORY MEASURES MUST BE DEPLORED. IT WAS THE FIRST TIME IN RECENT YEAR~ •••••• "AUSTRALIA AND THE WORLD WOULD WEL­ THAT CO-NOMINATORS HAVE BEEN SELECTED. LIBERIA BANS ALL DEAliNGS COME PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S UNEQUIVOCAL POLITICAL AND COMMERCIAL WITH PORTUGAl ASSURANCES THAT AMERICA SOUGHT NO WIDEF BRITAIN SEEKS SHIPBUILDING ORDERS MONROVIA (UPI )-- THE LIBERIAN GOVERN- WAR, THAT IT IS DETERMINED TO PREVENT LONDON (UPI )-- A BRITISH SHIPBUILDING MENT TODAY BANNED ALL POLITICAL AND THE CONFLICT FROM SPREADING," CALWELL MISSION RETURNED TODAY FROM A TWO-WEEK COMMERCIAL DEALINGS WITH PORTUGAL. ADDED VISIT TO PEKING TO DISCUSS CHINA'S RE­ AN EXECUTIVE ORDER ISSUED BY PRESI­ QUIREMENTS FOR NEW SHIPS DENT W,LLIAM S TUBMAN SAID FBI ARRESTS MAN WHO THREATENED \ SPOKESMAN FOR THE MISSION SAID "No PORTUGUESE SHIP IS PERMITTED TO TO SHOOT DOWN NOISY AIRLINER "THAT SUBJECT TO AGR E EMENT ON TECHN I CAL ENTER OR USE AIRFIELDS OR PORT OF L,­ NEW YORK (UPI )-- FBI AGENTS TODAY DETAILS AN ORDER WOULD BE PLACED WITH BERIA FOR ANY PURPOSE WHATSOEVER EXCEPT ARRESTED AN IRATE LONG ISLAND HOME­ A BRITISH SHIPYARD Now THAT CONTACT I N EM ERG EN CY ." HAD BEEN ESTABLISHED IN PEKING IT WAS OWNER WHO ~HREATENED TO SHOOT DOWN A "No CITIZEN OF PORTUGAL WILL BE EM­ COMMERCIAL AIRLINER WITH A HIGH POWERE( HOPED A SHARE IN CHINA'S FUTURE SHIP­ PLOYED IN BUSINESS IN LIBERIA OR PER­ RIFLE BECAUSE PLANES MADE TOO MUCH BUILDING PROGRAMS WOULD BE SECURED BY MITTED TO ENTER AND RESIDE EXCEPT THOSE NOISE LANDING AND TAKING OFF OVER HIS THE UNITED KINGDOM ALREADY IN LIBERIA WHO HAVE EXPRESSLY HOUSE FROM KENNEDY INTERNATIONAL AIR­ RENOUNCED THE COLONIA.LPOLICY AT PRESENT PORT. PROTEST RISING PRICES PURSUED BY THE GOVERN MENT OF PORTUGA.. , BERNARD BROWN, 46, OF CEDARHURST, NEW DELHI (UPI )-- MOBS OF TEXTILE AFFECTING ITS COLONIES IN AFRICA," TOLD FEDERAL AGENTS THAT IT WAS ~LL AND OTHER INDUSTRIAL WORKERS RIOTED A JOKE--THAT HE HAD NO REAL INTENTION TODAY IN AHMEDABAD, CAPITAL Of THE \WERSONALITiY GETS COMPENSATION OF SHOOTING DOWN A PLANE AND THAT HE WESTERN INDIAN STATE OF GUJERAT. LONDON (UPI )-- BRITISH PARLIAMENTARIAN DID NOT EVEN OWN A RIFLE DISPATCHES FROM THE SCENE REPORTED AND TELEVISION PERSONALITY LORD BOOTHBY HE WAS ARRAIGNED ON CHARGES OF THREA _ONE POLICEMAN WAS KILLED AND A DOZEN HAS BEEN PAID 40,000 POUNDS COMPENSATION ENING TO DESTROY AN AIRLINER IF CON- OTHERS INJURED, MOSTLY BY ROCKS HURLED BY THE PUBLISHERS OF A LONDON NEWSPAPER VICTED HE COULD RECEIVE UP TO ONE YEAR BY THE RIOTERS. THIRTY MUNICIPAL BUSES WHICH PUBLISHED HOMOSEXUAL ALLEGATIONS IN PRISON AND A $1,000 FINE U S COM~ WERE DAMAGED AND A DOZEN PASSENGERS LIABLE TO DAMAGE HIS GOOD NAME. MISSIONER SALVATORE P ~BRUZZO RELEASEe WERE REPORTED INJURED. ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE OUT-OF-COURT BROWN FOR A HEARING ON AUG. 19 POLICE ESTIMATED 20,000 WORKERS ~E- SETTLEMENT WAS MADE UNDER A fiRONT PAGE THE FBI SAID A MAN WHO IDENTIFIED PORTED TO A CALL BY THE UNITED FRONT BANNERLINE OF TODAY'S EDITION OF THE HIMSELF AS ~MR BROWN OF CEDARHURST" LEFTIST PARTIES TO DEMONSTRATE AGAINST DAILY MIRROR, A MEMBER OF THE GROUP TELEPHONED THE AIRPORT TOWER SUNDAY RISING PRICES WHICH PUBLISHED THE REPORT. MORNING AND THREATENED TO START SHOOT­ THE PUBLISHING COMPANY ALSO PAID ING UNLESS THE FLIGHT PATTERN OF LAND­ HOPES FOR COMPLETE DISARMAMENT LORD BOOTHBY'S COST OF THE CASE AND ING AIRCRAFT WAS IMMEDIATELY DIVERTED UNITED NATIONS (UPI )-- SECRETARY PUBLISHED A FORMAL APOLOGY AWAY FROM HIS HOUSE. GENERAL THANT YESTERDAY APPEALED TO THE SIGNATORIES OF THE Moscow TEST BAN SYDNEY'S MAYOR VISITS TAIPEI BREAK OFF AIRLINE TALKS TREATY TO MAKE FURTHER PROGRESS TO­ TAIPEI (UPI )-- LORD M~YOR OF SYDNEY, WASHINGTON (UPI )-- JAPAN AND THE WARDS THE GOAL OF GENERAL AND COMPLETE H F. JENSEN AND HIS WIFE ARRIVED HERE UNITED STATES YESTERDAY BROKE OFF NE­ DISARMAMENT TODAY FOR A THREE-DAY VISIT AT THE GOTIATIONS FOR A JAPAN AIR LINES ROUTE IN A STATEMENT ISSUED ON THE FIRST INVITATION OF THE NATIONALIST CHINESE FROM THE U S WEST COAST TO EUROPE, ANNIVERSARY OF THE SIGNING OF THE GOVERNMENT. WITH AN INTERMEDIATE STOP IN NEW YORK TREATY, THANT SAID HE HOPED THE SPIRIT THEY WERE MET AT THE AIRPORT BY TAIPEI JAPAN REQUESTED THE JAPANESE FELT OF ACCOMODATION WHICH MARKED THE NE­ MAYOR HENRY KAO AND FOREIGN M,NISTRY THE U S. COUNTER PROPOSAL WAS UNACCEP­ GOTIATIONS LEADING TO IT COULD BE EX­ OFfiCIALS. TABLE AND THE TWO SIDES WERE FAR APART PANDED BY THE US, BR I TAl N AND THE KAO WILL GIVE A RECEPTION lOMORROW IN THEIR POSITIONS SOVIET UNION AFTERNOON FOR THE JENSENS AND THE TWO A JOINT COMMUNIQUE ISSUED BY BOTH MAYORS WILL EXCHANGE KEYS TO TAIPEI SIDES CALLED THE BREAKDOWN OF THE TALK! BRITAIN BACKS U S. ACTION AND SYDNEY A "RECESS" No TIME WAS SET FOR RESUMP­ LONDON (UPI )-- BRITIAN TODAY THREW TION OF THE TALKS, HOWEVER IT WAS BE­ HER SUPPORT BEHIND THE UNITED STATES RESCUE EFFORTS CONTINUE L I EVED HI GHL Y UNL I KEL Y FT WOULD co ME "RIGHT OF SELF-DEFENSE" AGAINST COM­ CHAMPAGNOLE, FRANCE (UPI )-- RESCUE THIS YEAR MUNIST ATTACK IN THE GULF OF TONKIN. TEAMS TODAY ACCELERATED EFFORTS TO RESC~ ~OVERNMENT SOURCES SAID THE UNITED FIVE MEN STILL MISSING IN A CAVED-IN 11 STATES HAS "EVERY RIGHT" TO SELF DE­ EFFORT TO WIN VOTES MINE AFTER WHAT SOUNDED LIKE "MUFFLED FENSE AGAINST THE NORTH V,ETNAMESE UN­ TOKYO (UPI )-- COMMUNIST CHINA'S OF­ BLOWS" WERE HEARD FROM INSIDE THE MOUN­ DER THE PROVISIONS OF THE UNITED NATION FICIAL NEWS OUTLET BROKE ITS SILENCE TAIN CHAR TER OVER THE RETALIATORY U S AIR ATTACKS MAYOR ANDRE SOCIE TOLD FELLOW TOWNSMEN AGAINST NORTH VIET NAM TODAY BY CALLING THAT WHAT COULD BE NEW FAINT SIGNALS INDIA GRAVELY CONCERNED PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S DECISION TO LAUNCH WERE HEARD EARLY THIS MORNING NEW DELHI (UPI )-- INDIA TONIGHT FOR­ THE ATTACKS AN "EXTREMELY ADVENTURISTIC MALLY EXPRESSED "GRAVE CONCERN" OVER ACTION" DESIGNED TO GAIN VOTES TO WIN THE ROCKEFELLER FOUNDATION APPROPRIATE[ THE LATEST CLASHES BETWEEN THE UNITED THE COMING PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION $3,200,000 FOR FELLOWSHIPS AND SCHOLAR­ STATES AND NORTH V,ET NAM. SHIPS DURING 1962. PAGE 3 HOURGLASS fRIDAY 7 AUGUST 1964 ~------,------.------~------~------~ RENEW ARTILLERY BOMBARDMENTS DEBATE ON VIET NAM V,ENT,ANE (UPI)--PRO-COMMUNIST PATHET CLEARANCE SALE (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) LAO rORCES HAVE STEPPED UP ARTILLERY WAYNE WELLINGTON, MANAGER OF THE COM­ U S AMBASSADOR ADLAI STEVENSON PROM- BOMBARDMENTS AGAINST NEUTRALIST rORCES MISSARY, HAS INTRODUCED A REDUCED-PRICE PTLY SAID THE UNITED STATES HAD NO OB­ DUG IN ON RECENTLY WON TERRAIN IN aEN~ COUNTER. CUSTOMERS WILL BE ABLE TO BUY JECTION TO NORTH VIET NAM .EING INVITED, TRAL LAOS, MILITARY SOURSES SAID TODAY QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT BARGAIN PRICES. BUT THAT SOUTH VIET NAM SHOULD BE IN­ RIGHT WING AND NfUTRALIST GROUND UN­ THE SAME FACTORS THAT CAUSE WHOLESALE VITED ALSO. NEITHER VIET NAM IS A MEM­ ITS LAUNCHED A SERIES OF SWEEPING ot­ BUYERS TO UNOERSTOCK ALSO CAUSE THEM TO BER OF THE UNITED NATIONS. FENSIVES IN THE PAST TWO WEEKS AND A OVERSTOCK. PEOPLE'S TASTES CHANGE, THE INFORMED SOURCES SAID THE SOVIETS FEW DAYS AGO REGAINED CONTROL OF THE POPULATION CHANGES, AND SOMETIMES THE BUYERS JUST PLAIN GOeF AND THEY BUY TOO WOULD MOST LIKELY NOT AGREE TO BOTH ROADWAY SEPARATING LAOS' TWO CA~lrAL MUCH. ANYWAY, AS LONG AS THEY LAST, THE VIET NAMS ATTENDING. A DEADLOCK COULD CIT I ES. I I SLOW OR HALT COUNCIL DEBATE. FOLLOWING ITEMS WILL BE ON SALE AND NEW ! THE SOVIET PROPOSAL TO INVITE NORTH ITEMS WILL BE ADDED DAILY, SO CHECK THE I' VIET NAM WAS BACKED BY FRANCE. BUT FR- BARGAIN COUNTER: ENCH AMBASSADOR ROGER SEYDOUX REFRAINm NEWSPAPER COMMENT FROM: TO: FROM ANY COMMENT ON THE CRISIS ITSELF. (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) COCKTAIL DELIGHT WELCH RAREBIT •. ~ •• q PARIS HAS NOT YET MADE ITS OFFICIAL PO­ THERE WERE ANTI-AMERICAN DEMONSTRA­ LOUZANA CLEAN SHRIMP,, . .34 SITION KNOWN. TIONS LAST NIGHT IN ALGIERS, STOCKHOLM ORLEANS JUMBO . , 4 oz. •79 .4C • t 1°z' A U.S. SPOKESMAN SAID STEVENSON WOULC AND GLASGOW, BUT NO INCIDENTS. DEJEAN DEVEINED , 4"2 oz. · 79 .4C NOT ACCEPT NORTH VIET NAM ALONE: "IT'S COMMUNIST PARTIES IN EUROPE AND ASIA, DEJEAN COCKTAIL ' ., g OZ. .49 .2~ BOTH OR NONE." WHETHER FOLLOWERS OF Moscow OR PEKING, DEJEAN COVE OYSTERS, OZ. .41 .21 HE SAID HE THOUGHT THAT IF THE MATTER WERE UNITED IN THEIR DENUNCIATION OF BIM CODFISH CAKE, 10 oz. .22 . II CAME TO A VOTE THE UNITED STATES COULD THE UNITED STATES. CROSSE&BLACKWELL DATE GET ENOUGH SUPPORT TO PUSH SUCH A FOR­ THE RESPONSE IN JAPANESE NEWSPAPERS PUDDING 12 oz. .44 .2~ MULA THROUGH, SINCE THE RuSSIANS WOULD WAS LUKEWARM. THE MAINICHI SHIMBUN UR­ CROSSE&BLACKWELL PLUM HAVE NO VETO ON SUCH A PROCEDURAL MAT- GED THAT THE DISPUTE BE PLACED IN THE PUDDING 2 LB. .85 .4; TER. HANDS OF THE UNITED NATION!. BoY-AR-DEE PIZZA SECRETARY GENERAL THANT, NOT DIRECTLY BUT IN EUROPE, PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S SAUCE 8 oz. .20 ·05 INVOLVED IN THE CRISIS AS YET, HAD AN ACTION WON PRAISE FROM MANY OF THE CRoSSE&BLACKWELL 'RUIT SAME NEWSPAPERS THAT OPPOSED THE UoS. OPPORTUNITY TODAY TO DISCUSS THE CRI~S CAKE I LB. 1.05 .58 WITH PRESIDENT JOHNSON. HE WAS FLYING CONFRONTATION WITH RUSSIA DURING THE TO WASHINGTON FOR A ONE-DAY STATE VISI~ 1962 CUBAN MISSILE CRISIS WAR CASUALTiES REPORTED THE FIRST UoN. SECRETARY GENERAL TO BE AT THAT T IMt, ONLY ONE LONDON NEWS- WASHINGTON (UPI) --"VE U.S. SERVICE- SO HONORED. PAPtR SUPPORTED THE LATE PRESIDENT ME~ WERE KILLED IN SOUTH VIET NAN FIGHT THE VISIT WAS ARRANGED BEFORE THE JeHN F. KENNEDY FROM THE START. TODAY, ING DURING THE WEEK ENDING AUG. 3, VIET NAM CRISIS ERUPTED. BOTH THE CONSERVATIVE AND LABOR NEWS- BRINGING TOTAL DEATHS IN THE SOUTHEAST PAPERS BACKED JOHNSON. THE LIBERAL ASIA WAR TO 263 SINCE JAN. I, 1961, THE BRITAIN BACKS U.S. ACTION GUARDIAN OF MANCHESTER, HOWEVER, DID DEFENSE DEPARTMENT REPORTED TODAY. LONDON (UPI)--BRITAIN TODAY FORMALLY EXPRESS SKEPTICISM OVER THE U.S. VERS.N ANOTHER 17 WERE MISSING IN ACTION. BACKED AMERICAN DEFENSIVE ACTION AGAIN~ OF THE FIGHTING AND ACCUSED JOHNSON OF WOUNDED TOTAL 1,071. COM~UNIST AGGRESSION IN SOUTHEAST ASIA LAUNCHING AN "EXAGGERATED REACTION." 0 F THE COMBAT DEATHS, 137 MEN WERE AND PLEDGED TO ASSIST IN AVERTING A SEVERAL NEWSPAPERS INDICATED THEY KILLED ON THE SPOT IN BATTLE, 10 DIED SPREAD OF THE CONFLICT WERE ACCEPTING THE U.S. VERSION OF THE LATER OF WOUNDS AND 32 WERE FIRST RE- THE GOVERNMENT STATEMENT WAS ISSUED TONKlN GULF EVENTS MAINLY BECAUSE, AS POR T E0 MISSING BUT LATER CONFIRMED DEAD rROM PRIME MINISTER SIR ALEC DoUGLAS­ THE LONDON DAILY TELEGRAPH SAID, "AM- •••• HOME'S OFFICE AFTER DAY-LONG CRISIS ERICA WAS PROVED RIGHT ABOUT THE CUBAN TRAIN POLICE IN U.S. FACTS ••• THE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT HAS WASHINGTON {UPIJ--THREE FILIPINOS WIL~ CONSULTATIONS ON THE SOUTHEAST ASIAN II EMERGENCY. EARNED THE RIGHT TO BE TRUSTED NOW. BE AMONG 68 POLICE OFFICIALS FROM 17 EARLIER TODAY BRITAIN ACKNOWLEDGED ON THE CONTINENT, BY CONTRAST, MOST COUNTRIES WHO WILL GRADUATE TOMORROW AMERICA'S RIGHT TO CALL FOR BIITISH EDITORIAL COMMENTATORS SAW THE KEY TO FROM THE INTERNATIONAL POLICE ACADEMY MILITARY SUPPORT IN THE SOUTHEAST ASIA THE CRISIS IN THE S,NO-SOVIET SPLIT HERE. CRISIS, BUT MADE IT KNOWN AT THE SAME AND IN THE FORTHCOMING U.S. PRESIDENTI~ T HE 16 -WEEK GENERAL COURSE WAS OPERAT- TIME THAT SHE DOES NOT CONTEMPLATE IN- ELECTION o ED BY THE AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DE- TERVENTION. THE DEMONSTRATIONS IN GLASGOW WERE VELOPMENT TO HELP SUPPLY DEVELOPING ••••• BELIEVED STAGED BY MEMBERS OF THE SCOT- NATIONS WITH COMPETENT POLICE A TISH ANARCHIST MOVEMENT. THEY PAINTED LE DERSHIP. VIET NAM SURE TO BE ISSUE BEFORE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION DECIDED "NO WAR I N LAOS" AND OTHER SLOGANS OUT- WHY, WHEN A WOM~~' ;~T lENT COMPLA I NS WASHINGTON (UPI)--StNAT0R BARRY M. SIDE THE U.S. CONSULATE THERE AND TOS- OF BEING TIRED, DOES A DOCTOR ASK TO SEE GOLDWATER SAID TODAY THAT "THE WHOLE SED AN EMPTY PA I NTPOT THROUGH A CONSUL- HER TONGUE? - FOREIGN POLICY SUBJECT, NOT JUST VIET ATE WINDOW. NAM, WILL BE AN IS5UE" IN THE PRESIDEN­ IN ALGIERS, UNIVERSITY STUDENTS LED EXCUSE TO BRING WAR TO CAMBODIA AND TIAL ELECTION CAMPAIGN. ABOUT 2,000 DEMONSTRATORS TO THE U.S. NORTH VIET NAM." THE NEUTRALIST PAPER "I DON'T SEE HOW IT CAN BE AVOIDED," EMBASSY, SHOUTING "PEACE IN NoRTH VIET QUESTIONED WHETHER NOW WAS THE TIME TO THE GOP PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE TOLD A NAM" AND "JOHNSON--ASSASSIN " POLICE NEGOT I ATE ON THE FUTURE OF SOUTHE.ST AsiA NEWS CONFERENCE AFTER A CLOSED BREAK­ KEPT THEM 200 YARDS FROM THE BUILDING. "WITH THESE CRIMINALS." FAST MEETING WITH ABOUT 100 REPUBLICAN ALGIERS' GOVERNMENT RADIO SAID THE M$T­ --HELSINKI, FINLAND: ONE NEWSPAPER, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS. ING WAS CALLED "TO CONDEMN AMERICAN UUSI SUMPI, CALLED "THE U.S. ANSWER TO II GOLDWATER MADE THE COMMENTS IN RES­ IMPERIALIST AGGRESSION IN NoRTH VIET THE NORTH VIETNAMESE ATTACK ••• LOGICAL. PONSE TO QUESTIONS ON WHETHE~ HIS EN­ NAM. " BUT THE PAIVAN SANOMAT SAID "IF BOMBS DORSEMENT OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S STAND IN STOCKHOLM, A GROUP OF BAN-THE-B04B ARE ANSWERED BY BOMBS AND BULLETS BY~­ IN VIET NAM RULED OUT THE SOUTHEAST As­ DEMONSTRATORS DENOUNCED THE U.S. ACTION LETS THERE I S A GRAVE DANGER THAT THE U~ IAN WAR AS A CAMPAIGN ISSUE. IN A MARCH OUTSIDE THE U.So EMBASSY. PROVOKED RASH ACTION OF THE UoS. SEVENT~ "As OF NOW," HE SAID, "IT'S NOT AN THEY CARRIED PLACARDS THAT SAID "IT IS FLEET WILL HE I GHTEN THE CONFL I CT I N SUCH ISSUE." BETTER TO NEGOTIATE THAN TO BOMB," AND A WAY THAT RETREAT $ NO LONGER POSSBLE." HE SAID HE THOUGHT THE AMERICAN PEO­ "HAS BARRY GOLDWATER BECOME PRESIDENT?" --COPENHAGEN, DENMARK: FOREIGN N~ISTtR PLE WERE UNITED BEHIND THE PRESIDENT IN I N OTHER CAP I TALS THROUGHOUT THE \eRlJ), PER HAEKKERUP SAID, I~ SPITE or THE CON­ HIS DECISION TO RAID NORTH VIETNAMESE THIS WAS THE REACTION: CERN CREATED BY THE SITUATION IN VIET TORPEDO BOAT BASES FOLLOW I NG .THE TWO --HONG KONG: THE BRITISH-OWNED NEWS­ NAM, IT MUST BE STRESSED THAT PRESIDENT PAPER SOUTH CHINA MORNING POST SAID THE JOHNSON HAS SAID THAT THE AMERICAN AC­ RED ATTAC~S ON UoS o DESTROYERS. BUT THEN GOLDWATER MADE IT CLEAR HE CONFLICT WAS THE GRAVEST CRISIS SINCE TIONS ARE LIMITED." AGREED WITH HIS VICE PRESIDENTIAL RUN­ THE KOREAN WAR -- "THE GREAT IMPONDER­ --VIENNA: THE NEWSPAPER VOLKSBLATT ~ID NING MATE, REP. W'LLIAM E. MILLER, THAT ABLE IS HOW PEKING AND HANOI WILL REACT "IF JOHNSON NOW RATTLES HIS SABRE A BIT REPUBLICAN SUPPORT or THE PRESIDENT'S TO THE LATEST AMERICAN ATTACKS." IT IS MAINLY ••• TO SNOW THE ELECTORATE ACTION DID NOT BAR FUTURE CRITICISM OF "IT SEEMS DIFFICULT TO BELIEVE THAT THAT HE IS NOT THE DEfEATIST AND FRIEND THE ADMINISTRATION ON VIET NAM. CHINA, WHICH HAS FOR SO LONG BEEN ACCU­ OF COMMUNISTS THAT GOLDWATER HAS MADE SING THE UNITED STATES OF BEING A PAPER HIM OUT TO BE.1t MILLER TOLD A SMALL GROUP OF GOP CO~ GRESSMEN BEFORE THE BREAKFAST THAT THE TIGER, WILL ALLOW WASHINGTON TO HAVElHE --PARIS: THE NEWSPAPER AURO£R SAID ISSUE WAS NOT DEAD AS SOME POLITICAL LAST WORD," IT ADDED. THAT Ir THE INCIDENT CAUSES THE SOVIETS COLUMNISTS PREDICTED. --PHNOM PENH, CAMBODIA: THE NEWSPAPER TO RETURN "TO THE CHINESE VIEWS, CON­ "I SA I 0 VI ET NAM WAS NOT AN I SSUE TO­ LA DEPECHE Du CAMBODGE CHARGED THAT THE DEMNING U.S. AGGRESSION AND DECLARING UNITED STATES IS "TRYING TO SEEK EVERY (ITSELF) READY FOR A SHOWDOWN, A SHUDDER DAY," MILLER SAID. "I DID NOT SAY IT 1t WOULD NOT BE AN ISSUE IN OCTOBER." (CONTINUED IN ADJACENT COLUMN) OF FEAR WILL PASS THROUGH THE WORLD. PAGE 4 HOURGLASS F~IDAY 7 AUGUST 1964

INDONESIAN AIR FORCE EQUIPPED THE~ COMMUNIST DOMINATED GROUPS PROTEST WITH RUSSIAN MADE GUIDED MISSILES AMERICAN RETALIATORY AIR STRIKE JAKARTA (UPI )-- THE INDONE5fAN AIR ~ ~~ ? YOUNGER TOKYO (Up I )--SOME 500 BAN-THE-BOMB FORCE EXPLODED ITS rl~ST RUSSIAN-MADE SET DEMONSTRATORS GATHERED IN FRONT OF THE G~OUND TO AI~ GUIDED MISSILE TODAY, AME~ICAN EMBASSY HERE TONIGHT TO PRO­ THE OrrlCIAL NEWS AGENCY ANTARA REPORT· TEEN SCENE ~EST THE AME~ICAN RETALIATORY AIR ED ~T~E STflltlKE WEDNESDAY AGAINST NORTH VIET­ A COMEDY FASHION SHOW IS ONE OF THE AIR FO~CE AIR MA~SHALL SIR MULJONO NAMESE NAVAL BASES MANY METHODS USED BY A GROUP or VIR­ HE~LAMBANG SAID THE MISSILE WAS THE THE GROUP HAD BEEN ATTENDING A MEET­ GINIA HIGH-SCHOOL AND COLLEGE STUDENTS SAME AS THOSE USED BY RUSSIA AND COM­ ING OF THE COMMUNIST-DOMINATED WO~LD TO RAISE MONEY FOR A STATEWIDE SArE­ MUNIST CHINA TO DOWN AME~ICAN U-2 RE­ CONrERENCE AGAINST ATOMIC AND HYDROGEN DRIVING CAMPAIGN. THE GROUP, CALLED CONNAISSANCE PLANES. BOMBS IN OSAKA. YOUNG CITIZENS FOR SArETY, HAS BLANKET­ RUSSIAN-BUILT MIG21 JET rIGHTE~S, THEY WERE DISPERSED BY POLICE, ArTER ED THE STATE WITH SAFE-DRIVING POSTERS, ILYUSHIN 28 BOMBERS AND 21 BOMBE~S ALS( HAVING SUBMITTED A PROTEST NOTE TO THE P~EPARED DOZENS or SPOT ANNOUNCEMENTS PA~TICIPATED IN AN EXE~CISE TO T~Y OUT EMBASSY EARLIER IN THE EVENING I, FOR RADIO AND TV, PUT PRESSURE ON STATE INDONESIA'S NEW WEAPONS. ANOTHE~ 200 PERSONS FROM THE SAME Ofllt­ ASSEMBLYMEN TO PASS NEW LAWS (FO~ EX­ ANTARA SAID THE MISSILE WAS ErrECTIV GANIZATION HAD GATHERED AT THE EMBASSY AMPLE, TO REQUIRE A DRIVING TEST FOR WITHIN A 1,650-rOOT ~ADIUS AND SENT IN A P~OTEST NOTE THEY WE~E EACH LICENSE ~ENEWAL) THE MISSILE WAS rl~ED AT A "HUMAN SIMILAfiltLY DISPERSED TOMO~RO'tJ W ILL BE THE LAST DAY OF WORK SIZED TA~GET" RELEASED FROM AN ILYU­ AT NOON, 30 LEfTIST JAPANESE STUDENTS rOR MANY STUDENTS AND IT IS NOW TIME SHIN 28 BOMBE~ AT AN ALTITUDE OF 30, HAD DEMONSTRATED IN FRONT OF THE EM­ TO GET BACK TO THE OLD GRIND OF STUDY- 000 FEET. BASSY I NG AND MA KING TH E GRADES I N THE COM'I NG ANTARA SAID THE MISSILE EXPLODED TWO IN DACCA, SEVERAL HUNDRED PAKISTANI YEAR. HUNDRED rEET rROM THE TARGET. HERLAM­ UNIVERSITY STUDENTS ATTACKED THE LOCAL FOR THE NEW I NCOMI NG FRESHMEN I'D BANG SAID THAT MISSILES ARE STATIONED OFF I CE OF THE UN IT ED STATES I NF'ORMAT I ON LIKE TO SAY THAT THE NEXT FOUR YEARS TO "P~OTECT THIS COUNTRYS VITAL OB- SERVICE AND RANSACKED BOOKSHELVES AND II WILL BE SOME or THE MOST IMPORTANT JECTS FROM ATTACKS BY ENEMY AIRC~ArT MAGAZINE flltACKS ON PfiltOTEST AGAINST THE YEARS or YOUR LIFE AND YOUR MOST EN­ THE INDONESIAN NAVY, LARGELY EQUIPPEI U S BOMBING OF TARGETS IN NO~TH VIET JOYABLE WHEN YOU GRADUATE YOu'LL LOOK BY THE SOVIET UNION, HAS BEEN IN POS­ NAM. THEY ALSO BflltOKE ALL THE WINDOWS BACK ON THOSE FOUl YEARS OF HIGH SCHOOL SESSION OF RUSSIAN GUIDED MISSILES SNCE IN THE BUILDING AND TORE DOWN A LARGE AND SAY, "Boy, THAT WAS FUN " AND THEN 1962. PHOTOGRAPH OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON IT WILL BE YOUR TURN TO TELL THE IN­ COMING FRESHMEN TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF PANAMANIAN GOVERNMENT SETS UP REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE THESE NEXT FOUR YEARS FOR THEY WILL BE REGULATIONS REGARDING TUNA FISHING SEEKS EISENHOWER'S AID THE ONES TO SHAPE AND MOLD YOUR LIFE BALBOA, CANAL ZONE (UPI )-- A GOVE~N- WASHINGTON (UPI )-- REPUBLICAN PflltE­ FOR THE NEW SENIORS I'D LIKE TO SAY MENT DEC~EE ANNOUNCED LAST NIGHT SETS SIDENTIAL NOMINEE BAfiltRY M GOLDWATEfilt THAT THIS IS YOUR LAST YEAR TAKE AD­ UP NEW REGULATIONS GOVE~NING TUNA FISH SAID TODAY HE WOULD ASK FORME~ PfiltESI­ VANTAGE OF IT DON'T GRUMBLE THROUGH ING BY FLEETS OPE~ATING IN PANAMANIAN DENT DWIGHT D EISENHOWER TO TAKE AN YOUR STUDIES LIKE THEY WEREN'T WORTH WATERS. ACTIVE PA~T IN HIS CAMPAIGN ANYTHING BECAUSE THEY ARE THEY ARE ACCORDING TO OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT, GOLDWATE~ SAID HE HOPED EISENHOWER WORTH THEy'RE WEIGHT IN GOLD. HAVE VIOLATORS WILL BE SUBJECT TO FINES WOULD BE AVAILABLE FO~ CAMPAIGNING FUN, ENJOY THE rELLOWSHIP YOU WILL HAVE RANGING TO $10,000 OWNERS or FOREIGN PA~TICULA~LY IN THE NORTHEASTERN STATES 'tJITH YOUR FELLOW STUDENTS AND WITH FLEETS WILL BE REQUIRED TO OBTAIN LI­ CALIFORNIA AND ILLINOIS YOUR TEACHERS BECAUSE YOU MAY NEVER CENSES FROM THE GOVE~NMENT MINISTRIES. GOLDWATER SAID HE AND REP WILLIAM HAVE THAT WONDERrUL FEELING OF BELONG­ IN ADDITION, THE DEC~EE IMPOSES A E MILLEfIIt, (REP-N Y ), HIS V,CE P~ESI­ ING AGAIN $5 LEVY ON EACH NET TON OR F~ACTION DENTIAL RUNNING MATE, WOULD MEET LATE~ Fo~ EVERYONE, THIS WILL BE THE LAST OF THE VESSELS' TONNAGE. HENCEFO~TH, TODAY WITH E,SENHOWER AND FORME~ VIC E YOUNGER SET FOR THIS YEAR MAYBE NEXT ALL LOCAL AND FOREIGN VESSELS HAVING P~ESIDENT RICHARD M NIXON AT GETTYS­ YEAR SOME BRAVE SOUL WILL TAKE OVER TUNA rlSHING LICENSES WILL BE REQUIRED BU~G, PENNSYLVANIA. AND CREATE A NEW COLUMN JUST FOR YOU TO PURCHASE PROVISIONS AND rUEL WHEN IN THE MEANTIME, THIS NEXT YEAR WILL SUCH MATERIALS ARE AVAILABLE IN LOCAL JAILED FOR ASSAULT GO SO FAST YOU WILL BE SORRY WHEN IT YARDS. REPAIRS MUST ALSO BE MADE IN LONDON (UPI )-- MAflltTIN A WEBSTE~, IS ENDED SO TAKE CA~E OF YOURSELVES PANAMANIAN SHIPYARDS, AND AT LEAST TWO P~ESS OFFICEfilt OF THE EXTREME RIGHT WING AND ENJOY YOURSELVES DURING THE COMING PANAMANIANS MUST BE EMPLOYED WHILE OP- "GfiltEATE~ BRITAIN MOVEMENT," WAS JAILED YEAR. FOR TWO MONTHS TODAY ON CHARGES OF ERATING IN LOCAL WATERS. DON'T FORGET THAT TOMORROW NIGHT IS ASSAULTING KENYA PREMIEfilt JOMO KENYATTA • • THE "LAGOON PARTY" AND THAT ADM I 5S I ON WHEN HE WAS IN LONDON FOfllt THE COMMON­ WAR MAY BE CAMPAIGN ISSUE rOR NON-MEMBE~S IS $1 50 AND FOR MEMBER~ WEALTH PflltlME MINISTE~S CONFERENCE. WASHINGTON (UPI )-- P~ESIDENT JOHN- 50¢ IT STARTS AT 7 P M AND WILL WIND WEBSTE~, 21, WAS FOUND GUILTY ON SON'S "r I GHT-I F-WE-MUST" ACT I ON HAS UP AROUND 10.30 THE TEEN CL UB HAS MANY TH~EE CHARGES or ASSAULTING KENYATTA, DAMPENED BUT NOT SMOTHE~ED THE VIET- IDEAS AND rABULOUS PLANS FO~ THE NEXT ASSAULTING THE POLICEMAN WHO WENT TO NAMESE CRISIS AS A 1964 CAMPAIGN ISSUE SCHOOL YEAR COME AND JOIN THE TEENS KENYATTA'S AID, AND USING TH~EATENING KEY REPUBLICANS SAID TODAY. OF THE ISLAND FOR A NEW AND WONDE~RFUL MINORITY PARTY MEMBERS IN CONGRESS 1964-65 SEASON BEHAVIOR WITH INTENT TO PROVOKE A MADE IT CLEAR THEY HAD tf NO CHOICE " BUT FO~EVER, BREACH OF THE PEACE TO UNITED BEHIND THE PRESIDENT IN RE- GAY BLADE PLYING TO COMMUNIST AGRE5SION WITH ••• FBI ARRESTS KU KLUXERS RETALIATORY ATTACKS ON NORTH VIETNAMES FACE INCOME TAX CHARGES WASHINGTON (UPI )-- FBI DI~ECTOR J EDGAfilt HOOVEfilt ANNOUNCED TODAY THAT HIS COASTAL INSTALLATIONS Los ANGELES (UPI )-- COMEDIAN BEN BLUE " , AGENTS HAVE A~~ESTED FOUfilt MEN IN ATHENS BUT THERE WAS A STRONG AT THIS TIME WAS INDICTED YESTERDAY BY A FEDERAL GEOfiltGIA, ON CHA~GES OF SLAYING LEMUEL QUALIFICATION IN THEI~ COMMENTS ON GRAND JURY ON SIX COU~TS or EVADING A. PENN, A WASHINGTON flltESERVE OrriCEfIIt, WHETHER THE 'AR I N V lET NAM WAS ENTER- MOR ETHAN $39,000 IN FEDER AL INCOME ING A POLITICAL SIDETRACK TAXES ON A GEORGIA HIGHWAY JULY I I PENN, A NEGflltO, WAS A LIEUTENANT COL­ REP WILLIAM S BROOMFIELD, (REP - THE 63-YEAR-OLD SAD-FACED COMIC, WHOSE ONEL IN THE U S AflltMY RESERVE AND AN MICH), SAID HE BACKED JOHNSON'S ACTION ACT FEATURED PANTOMINES, WAS INDICTED EDUCATOR HE WAS SHQr TO DEATH BY rou~ BUT THAT IT DID NOT TAKE THE VIET NAM O~ THREE COUNTS OF FAILING TO REPORT WHITE MEN WHO DfiltOVE PAST HIS CAfilt ON ISSUE OUT OF THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION $35,9 6 INCOME ON WHICH TAXEs OF $22,97~ 4 THE HIGHWAY CAMPAIGN WERE DUE FOR THE YEARS 1958 -60. HOOVE~ I DENT I F I ED THE FO U~ MEN A~­ •• • THE OTHER COUNTS FOR THE SAME PERIOD RESTED TODAY AS MEMBEfiltS or THE Ku KLUX ONE CREW MEMBER MISSING ACCUSED HIM or SIGNING rALSE CORPORATE KLAN PENZANCE, ENG (UPI )-- THE 646-TON TAX RETURNS ON BEHALF OF MERRy-Go-ROUND COASTER GUERNSEY COAST SANK IN THE INC HE ASSERTEDLY NEGLECTED TO REPORT STARTS ADRIATIC CRUISE ENGLISH CHANNEL TODAY AFTER A COLLISIO~ $39,257 FOR WHICH $16,355 IN TAXES WAS VINICE, ITALY (UPI )-- M~s JOHN F WITH THE 7,238 -TON LIBERIAN FREIGHTER DUE THE GOVERNMENT CATCHER. KENNEDY, WIDOW OF THE LATE PRESIDENT, A~RIVED HE~E TODAY FROM LONDON FOfllt A ONE CRE'tJMAN FROM THE GUER~SEY COAST SEND ISRAEL VEGETABLE OILS YACHTING VACATION ON THE AD~IATIC WAS M1SSING AND A SEARCH FOR HIM WAS WASHINGTON (UPI )-- ISRAEL WILL RECEIVE M~s. KENNEDY, ACCOMPANIED BY B~ITISH ~NDER WAY AROUND THE COLLISION POINT-- $1 MILLION WORTH OF VEGETABLE OIL FROM AMBASSADOfilt TO WASHINGTON LO~D HA~LECH 38 MILES NORTH OF CAPE DE LA HAGUE THE UNITED STATES UNDER THE FOOD FOR AND HIS WIFE, WE~E JOINING THE YACHT THE CATCHER TOOK THE REMAINDER or THE PEACE PflltOG~AM OF OIL EXECUTIVE CHA~LES W~IGHTSMAN COASTER'S CREW ABOARD THE U S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FOR A CRUISE ALONG THE AD~IATIC COAST •• SAID ISRAEL WILL RECEIVE ABOUT 5,000 ME­ TRIC TONS or VEGETABLE OILS PAGE I:) AMERICAN LEAGUE sports SECTION I~AT ;~;~~AUG~S~~~~E

ROUNDUP A ~ - ROUNDUP NEW YORK (UPI)--ROCKY COLA­ I:"~""~~'V" ~ NEW YORK (UPI)--BILL WHITE VITO COLLECTED fOUR HITS IN­ THE OBSERVE ,.,v Y.( ~ ~_A XTENDED HIS HITTING STREAK CLUDING HIS 26TH HOMER AND TIGERS SEIZE HJI ~ALAS IN THE N H J~ ~ro 14 GAMES WITH A TWO-RUN NELSON MATHEWS CLOUTED A GRAND­ A WILD PITCH BY JESUS "Bo" BOL I LAN I N THE BOTTOM OF TH~DOUBLE AND FORMER CUB BARNEY SLAM HOMER TO LEAD THE KANSAS NINTH INNING, PINNED A 4-3 DEFEAT ON HIM AND THE HUI KEALAS SCHULTZ CHOKED OFF A NINTH C,TY ATHLETICS TO A 10-1 ROUT LAST NIGHT IN THE ONLY GAME PLAYED IN THE FAST P,TCH LEAGUE ~NNING RALLY RODAY TO GIVE OVER THE NEW YORK YANKEES BENJAMIN MURIN lEN CAME SCURRYING HOME ON THE WILD PITCH HE ST. LOUIS CARDINALS A LAST NIGHT. TO WIPE OFF A 3-3 DEADLOCK AFTER GOING SIX SCORELESS INN- 5-3 VICTORY OVER CHICAGO. COLAVITO, NOW HITTING .500 INGS WHICH FORCED THE GAME TO GO INTO TWO EXTRA INNINGS. JOE AMALFITANO'S NINTH-INN- AGAINST THE YANKEES THIS THE EBEYE TIGERS HAD THE POTENTIAL IN ENDING THE GAME IN ING SINGLE AND SUCCESSIVE SEASO~, ALSO COLLECTED A PAIR SEVENTH AND EIGHT INNINGS A RUNNER WAS STRANDED ON BASES-ON-BALLS TO DOUG CLEMENS, OF DOUBLES AND SCORED THREE SECOND IN THE SEVENTH WHILE THEY LEFT TWO IN EIGHT. BUT 3,LLY WILLIAMS AND RON SANTO RUNS WHILE ENJOYING A PERFECT TWICE THE TIGERS FAILED BEHIND A STOUT HUI KEALAS DEFENSE. PUSHED ONE RUN ACROSS BEFORE NIGHT AT THE PLATE. HOWEVER, IN THE BOTTOM OF THE NINTH, MURINIEN GROUNDED SCHULTZ CAME IN TO STRIKE OUT RIGHTHANDER ORLANDO PENA OUT INTO A FIELDERS CHOICE WHERE MISAO LOKEJAK WAS FORCED :RNIE BANKS TO END THE GAME. COASTED TO HIS NINTH VICTORY AT SECOND FOR THE SECOND OUT MURINIEN THEN ADVANCED TO THE CUBS OUTHIT ST. LOUIS IN 19 DECISIONS AfTER HIS SECOND AND THIRD BASE ON A PAIR OF PASSBALLS AND LATER I I TO FIVE. BOB GIBSON EARN- IITEAMMATES EXPLODED FOR FIVE SCORED THE WINNING RUN ON BOLl LAN'S WILD PITCH. ED HIS FIRST VICTORY SINCE RUNS IN THE fOURTH OFF AL THE HUI KEALAS WENT SCORELESS FOR EIGHT STRAIGHT INNINGS JULY 19 AND EVENED HIS RECORD DOWN I NG. AFTER TAKING A 3-0 LEAD IN THE TOP OF THE FIRST INNING. AT 9-9. HARMON K,LLEBREW HIT HIS AFTER ONE OUT IN THE fiRST, LEW PAUL DREW A WALK AND WAS ST LOUIS SCORED TWICE IN I38TH HOMER OF THE SEASON AND fOLLOWED ON A SINGLE BY FRANK PURUGGANAN. SMILEY HINT- THE FIRST INNING ON ANDRE HIS TEAMMATES ADDED THREE MORE ACUTAN THEN DOUBLED TO RIGHTFIELD FOR ONE RUN ACROSS AND RODGERS' ERROR, DICK GROAT'S ROUND TRIPPERS TO LEAD THE BYRON ALCOS BROUGHT TWm MORE ACROSS WITH A SINGLE THROUGH SINGLE AND KEN BOYER'S DOUBLE. MINNESOTA TWINS TO A 6-1 WIN THE BOX THE CARDINAL ADDED TWO MORE OVER THE BOSTON RED SOX. THE THE TIGERS PICKED UP THEIR fiRST RUN IN THE ~ECOND ON A RUNS AFTER TWO WERE OUT IN HOMERS -- THE OTHER TWO WERE PAIR OF SINGLES BY ANOKAR BORO AND TOWE TOKA AND A SACRIFICltHE THIRD. GROAT DOUBLED, BY TONY OLIVA AND BERNIE ALLEN FLY BY MURINIEN. A PAIR OF BUNT SINGLES BY THE T,GERS' AND AFTER BOYER WAS INTEN- -- INCREASED THE TWINS' SEASON FASTEST RUNNERS, H,LARY HOSIA AND MAROK LALfMO PUT THE TIONALLY PASSED, WHITE DROVE TOTAL TO 169, 71 SHORT OF THE GAME INTO A DEADLOCK AS BOTH LATER SCORED ON A PAIR OF BOTH RUNNERS HOME WITH A ALL-TIME MAJOR LEAGUE RECORD PASSBALLS AND WITH THE AID OF MURINIEN'S SECOND SACRIFICE DOUBLE TO LEFT CENTER FIELD. OF 240 SET BY THE 1961 FLY OF THE NIGHT. FROM THERE ON BOLl LAN AND BROWN BAIKI A HITS BATSMAN, A SACRIFICE YANKEES WENT INTO A PITCHERS DUEL WHICH BAIKI PICKED UP HIS THIRD AND GROAT'S THIRD HIT GAVE ST. LEON WAGNER AND JOE AZCUE WIN AND THE TIGERS fOURTH AGAINST A PAIR OF LOSSES. LOUIS A RUN IN THE SEVENTH EACH DROVE IN THREE RUNS AND SKIN DIVING TOURNEY WILL GO ON, TURNOUT HIGH CUBS STARTER DICK ELLS- CHICO SALMON HIT A TWO-RUN THE LABOR DAY SKIN DIVING TOURNAMENT PLANNED BY SPECIAL ~ORTH (12-13) WAS THE LOSER. HOMER AS THE CLEVELAND INDIANS SERVICES WILL GO ON AS ANNOUNCED. THE RESPONSE OF THE Los ANGELES WAS AT PITTS- BEAT THE WASHINGTON SENATORS ENTRIES IS FAIRLY HIGH. BURGH, HOUSTON AT PHILADELPHI~ 9-0. LEE STANGE AND GARY BELL So FAR WE HAVE TWO THREE-MEN TEAMS FROM EBEYE AND ANOTHER AND MILWAUKEE AT CINCINNATI COMBINED IN A SEVEN-HITTER PAIR REPRESENTING KWAJALEIN. IN THE SINGLES, SO FAR WE IN NIGHT GAMES WITH STANGE GETTING CREDIT FOR HAVE SIX FROM EBEYE AND SEVEN FROM KWAJALEIN HOWEVER, WE WILLIE MAYS, AFTER GOING 16 HIS FIFTH WIN EXPECT MORE ESPECIALLY FROM THE NEIGHBORING ISLANDS, CARLOS GAMES WITHOUT A HOMER, SLAM- THE DETROIT TIGERS EDGED BERLIN AND ROI NAMUR. MED TWO LAST NIGHT TO LEAD THE CHICAGO WHITE SOX, 3-1, A MEETING WILL BE HELD ONE WEEK PRIOR TO THE TOURNAMENT. THE SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS TO ON A TWO-RUN HOMER BY DICK FOR FURTHER INfORMATION, CONTACT PAT LANIAS AT THE SPECIAL A 4-1 VICTORY OVER THE NEW McAULIFFE IN THE 13TH INNING. SERVICES GEAR LOCKER BY PHONING 1420. ~ORK METS. JUAN P,ZARRO (14-6) WENT THE •••••• ••• ••• THE GIANTS HAD NOT HIT A ENTIRE DISTANCE FOR THE WHITE TO USE SHIPS AS HOTELS HORSE TRAINER COMMITS SUICIDE HOME RUN IN THEIR FIRST FIVE SOX, LIMITING THE TIGERS TO Moscow (UPI)--THE SOVIET SYDNEY lUPI)--WILLIAM HENRyGAMES AT SHEA STADIUM THIS SIX HITS BEFORE McAULIFFE'S UNION WILL USE SIX MODERN McLACHLAN, JR., HORSE TRAIN- YEAR BUT MAYS ENDED THAT WITH WINNING BLOW. JUAN NAVARRO, MOTOR SHIPS AS FLOATING HOTELS ER AND HOTEL KEEPER WHO RODE HIS 30TH HOMER WITH ONE OUT WHO TOOK OVER IN THE 11TH DURING THE TOKYO OLYMPICS, THE HORSES FOR KING GEORGE V IN THE FOURTH INNING. WILLIE INNING FOR DETROIT, GAINED SOVIET MINISTER OF MERCHANT WAS FOUND TO HAVE COMMITTED FOLLOWED WITH HIS 31ST IN THE HIS FIRST VICTORY OF THE YEAR. MARINE ANNOUNCED TODAY. SUICIDE BY TAKING WEED KIL- EIGHTH INNING BOTH'CAME DEAN CHANCE, AIDED BY BOB THE TOURISTS WILL TRAVEL LER AT AN INQUEST TODAY. HE WITH THE BASES EMPTY AND WENT LEE'S THREE INNINGS OF RELIEF FROM ALL OVER EUROPE, CROSS DIED APRIL 24. OVER THE 396-FOOT RIGHT-CENTEf PITCHING, POSTED HIS SEVENTH THE SOVIET UNION BY AIR AND McLACHLAN WENT TO ENGLAND FIELD FENCE. STRAIGHT VICTORY AND 12TH OF W,LL,E MCCOVEY ALSO HOMERED TRAIN AND JOIN THE SHIPS AT WHEN ONLY FOURTEEN YEARS OLD THE SEASON AS THE Los ANGELES THE PORT OF NAKHODKA FOR THE AND RODE FOR THE KING, LORD HIS 15TH, TO HELP RON HERBEL ANGELS EDGED BALTIMORE, 1-0, VOYAGE TO TOKYO, WHERE THEY LASCELLES AND THE EARL OF BREEZE TO HIS EIGHTH VICTORY. AND PREVENTED THE ORIOLES FROM WILL LIVE ON THE SHIPS FOR SETLAND. HE WAS THE SON OF THE PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES REGAINING FIRST PLACE. ALMOST A MONTH OUR I NG THE THE FAMOUS AUSTRALIAN JOCKEY DEFEATED THE HOUSTON COLTS THE ANGELS SCORED THE LONE 4-1 AND 2-1 IN A TWI-NIGHT GAMES MIDGET McLACHLAN. RUN OFF LOSER WALLY BUNKER THE SHIPS NAMED BY THE ...... DOUBLEHEADER, WITH JIM BUN- (12-3) IN THE THIRD INNING ON MINISTRY WERE: URITSKT, BAI­ OUT Of ACTION NING GOING SEVEN INNINGS TO A DOUBLE BY LENNIE GREEN AND KAL, VLADIVOSTOK, TURKMENIA, (UPI)--WASHINGTON REDSKINS'WIN HIS 11TH GAME IN THE JIM FREGOSI 's SINGLE KHABAROVSKY AND PETROPAVLOVSK. QUARTERBACK SONNY JURGENSEN OPENER AND RICHIE ALLEN LEAD- THE CREWS OF THE SHIPS ARE WILL BE OUT OF ACTION FOR ING OFF THE NINTH INNING OF NOW STUDYING JAPANESE, ENGLISH,THE NEXT THREE WEEKS THE THE NIGHTCAP WITH A GAME- &;OTCH ()JUBLES FOR BULGAR-'AN, --- HUNGARIAN AND PLAYER INJURED HIS LEFT KNEE WINNING SOLO HOMER THE TWO GERMAN, IN PREPARATION fOR IN A SCRIMMAGE TUESDAY WINS INCREASED THE PHILLIES' TON I GHT ~s li:EN THE TRIP. • •• • FIRST-PLACE LEAD TO TWO FULL CANCELLED. I TIS RE- M A J 0 R LEA G U E BAS E B ALL S TAN DIN G S: GAMES SCHEDULED FOR NEXT WEEK. --AS COMPILED BY UNITED PRESS INTER~ATIONAL AS OF YESTERDAY ROBERTO CLEMENTE SINGLED HOME GENE ALLEY IN THE NINTH ARE AS FOLLOWS: GAME TO BE BROADCAST NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE INNING TO GIVE THE PITTS­ COLLEGE ALL-STAR FOOTBALL W L PCT. GB W L PCT. GB BURGH PIRATES A 4-3 VICTORY GAMES WILL BE BROADCAST TO­ ~6~12~---- OVER THE Los ANGELES DODGERS. PHILADELPHIA b2 4? NEW YORK 40 MORROW AT 2 P.M. OVER AFRS 596 -- .611 __ AL McBEAN, THIRD P,RATE SAN FRANClsc062 46 BALTIMORE ~~ 42 KWAJALEIN . 2 604 PITCHER, PICKED UP HIS FIFTH CINCINNATI 59 554~ CHICAGO 64 42 * 5 ·518 9* WIN WITHOUT A LOSS WHILE RON •• PITTSBURGH 56 ~~ ·538 6 Los ANGELES 58 54 THE NEW YORK YANKEES HAVE u 486 13 PERRANKOSKI SUFFERED HIS 1"11 LWAUKEE 51 519 8 MINNESOTA 52 55 THE MOST SINGLE CLUB VICTORIES S L 55 .482 13* SIXTH SETBACK FOR Los ANGE- OU1S 51 519 8 DETROIT 53 57 IN THE WORLD SERIES THE ST. LTo A 55 53 52 .505 9 BOSTON 56 481 IJ~ LES. LOUIS CARDINALS OF THE NATION- COS NGELES ~2 45 I~ EDD I E MATHEWS' 15TH HOMER HICAGO .481 12 CLEVELAND 59 4 AL LEAGUE HAS WON THE MOST H g~ 418 19 KANSAS CITY 4~ 65 393 23 OF THE SEASON SPARKED A FIVE- WORLD SERIES THEIR RECORD NOUSyTON ~~ .372 26 RUN EIGHTH-INNING RALLY THAT EW ORK 4 ·312 WASHINGTON 42 71 IS SIX VICTORIES IN NINE 3 75 30t CARRIED THE MILWAUKEE BRAVES APPEARANCES. TO A 6-3 WIN OVER THE REDS. ~ PAGE 6 HOURGLASS FRIDAY 7 AUGUST 1964

LOST NOTICES --oNE BLACK LEATHER WALLET HELP WANTED WITH NAME HOWARD INSIDE CONTACT SECURITY. REWARD. THE HOURGLASS NEED~ A SHOWTIME 8 30 P M FULL TIME TYPIST-CLERK, 40 RICHARDSON BUCHANAN RIDES ALONE* ONE DOG ANSWERING TO THE WPM, ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER RANDOLPH SCOTT, CRAIG STEVENS NAME OF BUSTER. ANY~NE AIRCONDITIONED OfFICE. JOURNAL RANDOLPH SCOTT, THE BIG MAN WITH THE KNOWING THE WHEREABOUTS OR ISTIC RELATED EXPERIE~CE HELP­ BIG GUN, WHIPS UP HIS BIGGEST WESTERN FUL BUT NOT A REQUIREMENT INFORMATION LEADING TO THE OF ALL TIME CAPTURE CONTACT 2330 POSITIONS NOW AVAILABLE WITH SHew T I ME 7 AND 9 P M ONE PAIR OF PRESCRIPTION I BELL TELEPHONE LABORATORIES YOKWE YUK THIS SPORTING LIFE GLASSES NEAR POST OFFICE. TYPISTS RICHARD HARRIS, RACHEL ROBERTS SECRETARY CALL 773 OR 639 UNDER ANESTHESIA FOR A DENTAL OPERATION ALL ARE FULL-TIME, TYPISTS A PROFESSIONAL RUGBY PLAYER REVEALS AN ALSO PART-TIME FOR FURTHER WIND VELOCITY INDICATOR EARLIER LOVE FOR A YOUNG WIDOW AND ITS INFORMATION CALL SUSAN JOHN­ ON LAGOON ROAD BETWEEN LIN­ TRAGIC ENDING SON AT 9-468. DEN HANGAR AND DEPENDENTS A VERY GOOD Y & C No AREA. FINDER PLEASE CALL CLERK TYPISTS FULL-TIME NEED 9-209· SHOWTIME 7 30 P M ED ApPLY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES OCEAN VIEW JET PILOT* INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS OrFICE WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN IN JOHN WAYNE, JANET LEIGH IN THE TERMI~AL ANNEX MY HOME 5 DAYS A WEEK FOR GREATEST SPECTACLE OF THE JET AGE WORKING MOTHERS-FENCED YARD SO BIG IT TOOK YEARS TO MAKE BANK OF HAWAI I WANTS A TEL- AND LARGE TOY ROOM CONTACT LER-BOOKKEEPER 5-DAY 40-HOUR TR 523 SHOWTIME 6.30 AND 8 30 P M. WEEK CALL 2177 VINCE BREITEN- ROXY FLIPPER'S NEW ADVENTURE BERGER TEEN CLUB MEETING LUKE HALPI~, PAMELA FRANKLIN THERE WILL BE A REGULAR i DEATH DEFYING DANGER AS FLIPPER AND I FOR SALE BUSINESS MEETING OF ALL HIS FRIENDS MEET A BANK Of DESPERATE AIR CONDITIONER RCA, M£MB£RS OF THE TEEN CLUB I~-TON PIRATES ON A TROPICAL DESERT ISLE! I TONIGHT AT 8 30 IN THE $100 KENMORE WASHER, $150. A & Y & C GOOD KENMORE DRYER $125 ALL AVAIL- TEEN CLUB. ABLE 19 AUGUST SEE AT 216 A SHOWTIME 8 P M OR PHONE 2240. WANTED ROI NAMUR MANHUNT IN THE JUNGLE* THE YOKWE YUK CLUI WOMr~'s ROBIN HUGHES, LUIS ALVAREZ IS LOOKING FOR SOMEONE IN­ ' ZENITH TR:NS~CEANIC 2-MODEL, AN ADVENTURE OUT OF THE DENSEST, TERESTED IN BABY-SITTING FOF $20 TEAK 505R TAPE RECORDER, DEADLIEST JUNGLE IN THE WORLD CLUB MEMBERS PRE-SCHOOLERS $290 AKAI M-7 TAPE RECORDER, *No RATINGS AVAILABLE I $190 CONTACT REEf 124 OR CALL DURING REGULAR CLUB ACTIVI­ PARENTS MAGAZINE MOVIE GUIDE TIES. IF INTERESTED CALL \ 758 EVENINGS AND 9-522 DURING EACH rlLM IS RATED AS TO QUALITY AS WELL AS SUITABILITY WORKING HOURS Lou ANN GREGORY AT 697. FOR CHILDREN OF VARIOUS AGES. THE AGE SYMBOLS USED ARE A .ADULTS Y .YOUNG PEOPLE 12-16 C •. e~ILDREN 8-12 NEW SPECTRA PHOTOGRAPHIC ME­ YOKWE YUK NOTICE MOVES TO FORMER HEADQUARTER: TAKING CRISIS CALMLY TER, 40% OFF STATESIDE PRICE. PHIL CHING AND HIS "NAU­ CALL 9-444 DAYS FOR INFORMA­ TICAL HAWAIIANS" WILL PLAY BEGINNING MONDAY, AUGUST Moscow (UPIJ-- SOVIET TION THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9TH, THE NURSERY WILL BEGIN TOUGH TALK OVER VIET NAM NIGHT AT THE YOKWE YUK OPERATING IN ITS REGULAR IS A FRONT FOR GENUINE KREM- ONE LARGE WOODEN CHESS SET, CLUB. BU1LDING BEHIND GEORGE SEITZ LIN EMBARRASSMENT AND HOPES SCHOOL OPERATING HOURS ARE $8 00, ONE POLAROID J-66 OUT­ FOR PEACE, DIPLOMATIC SOURCES FIT WITH CASE, POLACOLOR CON­ SCUBA CLUB NOTICE MONDAY THRU SATURDAY, 0715 SAID TODAY. UNTIL 1645. VERTER KIT, 3 ROLLS BLACK AND THE KWAJALEIN SCUBA CLUB THE OFFICIAL TASS NEWS A- FOR THE BENEfiT OF" WORKING WHITE FILM, $60 00 ONE ZEISS­ WILL CONDUCT A REGULAR GENCY SAID LAST NIGHT THAT IKON SUPER IKONTA B FOLDING SCUBA COURSE STARTING AUG PARENTS WHO HAVE KINDERGARTE~ FURTHER "RASH STEPS" BY THE CAMERA FOR 120 SIZE FILM, F2 8 17 PRE-REQUISITES ARE. CHILDREN, THE NURSERY WILL UNITED STATES IN VIET NAM DISMISS THOSE CHILDREN AP­ TESSAR, SYNCHRO-COMPUR SHUTTER (A) TO BE AT LEAST AN COULD LEAD TO A "BROAD ARMED PROXIMATELY 10 MINUTES PRIOR $50 00 ONE BOLEX B8 8-MM MOVIE ASSOCIATE MEMBER IN GOOD CONfLICT." TO KINDERGARTEN TIME PARENTS CAMERA WITH 3 LENSES AND CASE, STAND I NG "II I TH THE CL UB BUT THE SOVIET GOVERNMENT ARE ASKED TO BE SURE THOSE $60 00 SEE AT OTRS 468-B (B) TO HAVE A CURRENT APPEARED TO BE TAKING THE CHILDREN ARE fAMILIAR WITH AFTER 1700, OR CALL FRIEND AT SCUBA CLUB PHYSICAL THAT CRISIS CALMLY. SOVIET PREMIER THE ftO UTE TO AND FROM THE 9-352 BEF"ORE 1630, OR 624. CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE STA­ NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV AND HIS NURSERY BUILDING AS THEY WILL TION HOSPITAL THREE TOP AIDES WERE REPORT­ NOT BE ACCOMPANIED BY THE WEBCO CORONET 3-SPEED HI-FI MEETINGS HELD AT 1900 ED VACATIONING OR TOURING IN NURSERY STAfF SET, BLONDE OAK, TABLE MODEL, HOURS IN THE CONFERENCE THE PROVINCES, WITH NO PLANS GOOD CONDITION, $65 CALL ROOM ON THE TOP FLOOR OF TO RUSH BACK TO Moscow CHAPEL NURSERY THE SOURCES SAID THE SO­ 2373 EVENINGS THE TERMINAL BUILDING PRE­ THE CATHOLIC AND PROTESTANT SPECTIVE STUDENTS ARE RE- VIETS WARNINGS OF WAR WENT SUNDAY NURSERIES WILL BE OP­ IN HAND WITH KREMLIN HoefS Two 25' D~TAMARAN HULLS, ONE MINDED TO MAKE ARRANGEME~TS ERATED AT THE NEW ISLAND NUR­ UNFINISHED AND ONE FIBRE GLASS fOR SCUBA GEAR WITH FRIENDS US-NORTH V,ETNAMESE CRISIS SERY BUILDING BEGINNING SUN­ ; FOUR ROLLS OF FIBRE GLASS AND OR OTHER MEMBERS OF THE CLUE WILL BE SETTLEn PEA'E~BLY DAY AUGUST 9TH BUSES WILL !I ONE BOOK ON HOW TO BUILD CATA- S HOULD AN, MISSION BE SCHE- THE RUSSIANS fEEL THEY HAVE CIRCULATE THE ISLAND, STOP MARANS ALL fOR $100 PHONE DULED TO PARALLEL THE MEET- NOTHING TO GAIN IN A SOUTH­ FIRST AT THE ISLAND NURSERY 2743 OR SEE AT TR 620 INGS THEY WILL BE HELD THE E~ST ASJAN CLASH, THE SOURCES AND THEN PROCEED TO THE CHA­ • FOLLOWING EVENING SAID PEL AFTER SERVICES THEY WILL SACRIFICE NEW ARGUS M-3 REVERSE THE ROUTE. TURRET 8 MM MOVIE CAMERA, TOASTMISTRESS CLUB MEETING "U S. GUILTY OF PROVOCATION" $65 00, 16· HEAVY DUTY TRICYC~ THE TOASTMISTRESS CLUB WIL NEW DELHI (UPI )-- THE TIMES NO SOVIET COMMENT KWAJ CONDITION. $3 CARPEN­ HOLD A DESSERT MEETING AUG­ OF INDIA SAID TODAY BOTH THE Moscow (UPI )-- THE SOVIET TERS SAW, $5 CONTACT G 0 UST 10 AT 7 30 P M IN THE UNITED STATES AND NORTH V,ET NEWS AGENCY TASS TODAY BRIEF­ DAVIS AT 9-553 DURING WORKING TARO ROOM OF THE YOKWE YUK NAM HAVE BEEN GUILTY or PRO­ LY REPORTED FROM PEKING THE HOURS AND AT 664 AF"TER. CLUB. VOCATION. COMMUNIST CHINESE STATEMENT TABLE TOPICS IN TRIPLICATE "How COULD WASHINGTON EVER THAT AMERICAN AIR RAIDS ON SIZE 8 WHITE, WHITE STAG WILL BE THE THEME OF THE HAVE ASSUMED THAT NAVAL PA­ PEDAL PUSHERS PHONE 2705 MEETING IN ORDER TO EMPHA- NORTH VIET NAM HAD STEPPED TROLS IN THESE WATERS WOULD OVER THE "BRINK OF WAR". AFTER 4 30 TR 775 SIZE THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING BE REGARDED BY THE NORTH VJ£T ABLE TO MAKE IMPROMPTU SPE- THE ABSTRACT OF THE CHINESE NAM£SE AS ANY OHII NG OTHER THAN SERVICES OFFERED ECHfS WITHIN DEFINITE TIME STATEMENT WAS CARRIED BY TASS AN ACT OF EXTREME PROVOCATtrn'l LIM ITS WITHOUT COMMENT OF ITS OWN. THE EDITORIAL ASKED WOMEN INTERESTED IN THE ACTIVITIESC OF THE TOASTMIS- THE HIGHEST REGISTERED YACHT EXECUTED RUSSIAN SPIES TRESS LUB ARE CORDIALLY IN-CLUB IN THE WORLD IS AT GRAND JULIUS AND ETHEL ROSENBERG \n~'oIN~ VITED TO ATTEND THE MEETING L r'l;.llli l.J TWO KEYS dN TOP' OF" MAIL FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AKE, COLORADO HAVE BEEN ADDED TO THE LIST ,BOXES CLAIM AT f{OUFlGLASS ... CALL ELAINE CORDRAY AT 241 7 OF "POLITICAL HEROES" IN CU- OR ADELE WESTOVER AT ?39 4 BA. ~--~------~~~