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VOL. 5 No. 1600 KWAJALE IN J MARSHALL ISLANDS THURSDAY 2 JANUARY 1964 NEW YORK 1964 GREETED JOHNSON ASKS TRANSIT STRIKE OFF WORLD-WIDE PEACE OFFENSIVE NEW YbRK (UPI)--THE GREAT NEW YORK CHICAGO (UPI)--AMERICANS GATHERED IN JOHNSON CITY, TEXAS (UPI)--CALLING CITY TRANSIT STRIKE, WHICH THREATENED GAY NIGHT CLUBS, NEIGHBORHOOD AND ON THE WORLD TO STOP TALKING AND START A CHAOTIC START TO THE NEW YEAR fOR 8 F'AMILY PARTIES AND QUIET CHURCH WATCH ACTING fOR PEACE, PRESIDENT JOHNSON MILLION NEW YORKERS, WAS AVERTED TODAY SERVICES TUESDAY NIGHT TO BID GOODBYE TODAY DISCLOSED HIS DETERMINATION TO FOR $33,608,000. TO 1963 AND WELCOME THE NEW YEAR. WAGE AN "UNI'tELENTING PEACE OFFENSIVE" THAT WAS THE PRICE Of THE WAGE PACK­ ONE or THE LARGEST CELEBRATIONS IN IN 1964 TO IMPROVE RELATIONS WITH AGE ACCEPTED BY THE TRANSPORT WORKERS THE NATION WAS IN NEW YORK'S HUGE GRAND RUSSIA. UNION (TWU) IN RETURN rOR GIVING UP CENTRAL RAILROAD TERMINAL. THERE, THE PRESIDENT SAID HE DOES "NOT ITS KEY DEMAND fOR A 32-HOUR WEEK PLUS 3,000 GUESTS PAID fROM $35 TO $100 TO THINK THE UNITED STATES SHOULD OR CAN A WAGE INCREASE. THE UNION'S ORIGINAL DINE AND DANCE TO THE MUSIC Of GUY DRAG ITS FEET A YEAR UNTIL AFTER THE DEMANDS WOULD HAVE COST THE CITY'S LOMBARDO IN A MENTAL HEALTH BENEfiT. ELECTION, BEFO~E PRESSING F'O~ PEACE." TRANSIT AUTHORITY MORE THAN $250 MILLION IN SHARP CONTRAST WAS A BELL-RINGING THE PI'tESIDENT IS DETERMINED TO SEEK THE STAIKE WOULD HAVE HALTED EVERY PARTY STAGED BY JOE SCOBY AND HIS NEW BREAKTHROUGHS ON PEACE," CLOSE BUS AND SUBWAY TRAIN IN THE CITY WHERE WIDOWED MOTHER, MAGGIE, AT THEIR HOME ASSOCIATES Of THE PRESIDENT SAID. STAEET TRAffiC ALREADY WAS PARALYZED IN CA~TERSV'LLE, ILLINOIS. THE SCOBYS THE TEXAS ~HITE HOUSE DISCLOSE) AN BY A THICK SHEET Of ICE INVITED NEIGHBORS TO HELP THEM RING EXCHANGE Of NEW YEAR'S MESSAGES AMONG TRANSPORT VORKERS WILL CONTINUE TO THEIR MORE THAN 500 BELLS, RANGING JOHNSON, SOVIET PREMIER NIKITA S. WORK A 40-HOUR WEEK AND NEW YORKERS fROM TINY SLEIGH BELLS TO A 2-fOOT­ KARUSHCHEV AND SOVIET PRESIDENT LEONID WERE ASSURED BY MAYOR ROBERT F. WAGNER WIDE MISSION BELL WHICH CAN BE HEARD BREZHNEV. JOHNSON ALSO SENT A MES- THAT THERE WILL BE NO INCREASE IN 15 10 MILES AWAY. SAGE TO GENERAL DUONG VAN MINH, CHAIR­ CENT SUBWAY FARES DURING THE TWO-YEAR ON Los ANGELES' SUNSET STRIP, CELE­ MAN Of THE MILITARY GOVERNING COUNCIL LifE or THE NEW CONTRACT BRANTS COULD SPEND UP TO $30 EACH FO~ IN SOUTH VIET NAM, PLEDGING CONTINUED THE SETTLEMENT WITH THE NEW YORK DINNER, DANCING AND ENTERTAINMENT. UoSo SUPPORT AGAINST COMMUNIST VIET TRANSIT AUTHORITY (TA) WAS REACHED THIS SAN FRANCISCO'S ST. FRANCIS HOTEL COtliG ~EBELS. MOR~ING MORE THAN fOUR HOURS AFTER THE OffERED DINNER AND DANCING fOR $25 JOHNSON TOLD KHRUSHCHEV, "THE TIME 5 A M. DEADLINE fOR WHAT WOULD HAVE A COUPLE AND SCHEDULED A PARADE Of FOft SIMPLY TALKING ABOUT PEACE •••• HAS BEEN THE CITY's FIRST BLANKET PUBLIC WAITERS BEARING LETTERS CARVED IN ICE PASSED. 1964 SHOULD BE A YEAR IN WHICH TRANSPORTATION STRIKE. ITHE DEADLINE SPELLIN~ OUT "HAPPY NEW YEAR 1964." WE TAKE FURTHER STEPS TOWARD THAT GOAL." WAS POSTPONED WHEN THE TA MADE ITS NEW WORKERS COULD ENJOY A ILUAU AT fiRST MONEY OfFER TO THE 38,000 MEMBER HAWA II "A I IN NEW YORK FOR $17.50. LONG, BEACH HAS. WRl ZE+wrNN lNG' FLQAT UNION. DELMONICO'S ~ESTAURANT OFFERED DINNER, PASADENA, CALIFORNIA (U~')--THE DAZ­ T\tJU NEGOT IATORS ACCEPTED A 35 CENT DANCING AND ENTERTAINMENT fOR j30. ZLING, FLOWER-DECKED FLOAT BY THE C'TY HOURLY WAGE INCREASE WITH AN I I-CENT IELS[WHIEJIf.Ei COMMUN. ST I AND; NATII ONA.iUt ~ Of LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA, CAPTURED IMMEDIATE HIKE AND THE REST SPREAD OVER OBSERVED A NEW YEAR'S CEASE-FIRE IN THE SWEEPSTAKES AWARD OF THE DIAMOND THREE INCREASES DURING THE TWO-YEAR THEIR ARTILLERY WAR OVER THE OFF-SHORE ANNIVERSARY OF THE TOURNAMENT OF ROSES LIFE OF THE CONTRACT. THE UNION ALSO ISLANDS OF QUEMOY AND MATSU. TODAY. GOT AN ADDITIONAL SEVEN CENTS IN FRINGE U.S. ADVIS~RS IN SOUTH VIET NAM HAD ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE AWARD WINNERS BENEfiTS EFfECTIVE IMMEDIATELY. NO LETUP IN THEIR WAR AGAINST THE WERE MADE AS THE FLOATS SWEPT MAJESTI­ COMMUNISTS, WHICH HAS COST THE UNITED CALLY DOWN THE PARADE ROUTE UNDER A KENNEDY SOFTENING TOWARD CUBA STATES 126 COMBAT DEAD SINCE 1961. BRIGHT BLUE, SMOGLESS SKY IN SUMMER­ CLAIMED BY CASTRO u.s. BORDER PATROLS WERE OUT ALONG THE LIKE WEATHER. NEW YORK {UPI}--CUBAN PREMIER FIDEL I RON CURTA I N I N GERMANY, AS THEY ARE THE SWEEPSTAKES WINNER, fOR THE"MOST CASTRO SAID TODAY THAT HE BELIEVED THERE EVERY DAY. BEAUTIFUL ENTRY IN THE PARADE," WAS EVENTUALLY COULD HAVE BEEN A NORMALIZA­ IT WAS THE START Of THE YEAR Of THE AN ENCHANTING ENTRY Of THE CITY THAT TION Of RELATIONS BETWEEN HIS COUNTRY DRAGON IN ASIA. CHILDREN BORN IN THE LIKE THE PAGEANT MARKED ITS 75TH AN­ AND THE UNITED STATES UNDER THE KENNEDY YEAR OF THE DRAGON WILL HAVE A STRONG NIVERSARY. SPARKLING WITH BRILLIANCE ADMINISTRATION. CHARACTER, JAPANESE ASTROLOGISTS BE- WAS A HUGE CUT DIAMOND Of fLOWERS THAT IN A TELEPHONE INTERVIEW FROM HAVANA L I EVE. SLOWLY REVOLVED ON A SPREADING BED OF WITH AMERICAN BROADCASTING COMPANY NEWS ITALIANS CELEBRATED THE START OF' PINK CAMELLIA WITH A BACKGROUND Of REPO~TER LISA HOWARD, CASTRO SAID HE 1964 BY THROWING CHAIRS, TABLES, POT­ WHITE CHRYSANTHEMUMS. THOUGHT THE LATE PRESIDENT "WAS BEGIN­ TERY, GLASSWARE, AND BOTTLES OUT OF TEEN-AGE PRANKSTERS AND REELING NEW NING TO UNDERSTAND THE BASIC SITUATION" THEIR WINDOWS. THE CRASH OF WOOD YEAR'S EVE CELEBRANTS KEPT POLICE BUSY AND "WAS BEGINNING TO THINK Of THE AND GLASS IN THE STREETS COMPETED WITH DURING THE NIGHT BUT THERE WERE NO POSSIBILITIES Of NORMALIZATION Or RE­ THE CRACKLE Of FIREWOR~S. SERIOUS DISORDERS OR ARRESTS IN THE LATIONS." ITALIANS HAVE BEEN TOSSING OUT OLD HUGE THRONG. CASTRO SPOKE IN ENGLISH IN THE INTE~­ BELONGINGS SINCE PAGAN TIMES. THE CUS­ THE ONLY REAL INCIDENT WAS A POST­ VIEW WITH MIss HOWA~D, ARRANGED IN CON­ TOM SYMBOLIZES HOUSECLEANING, GETTING MIDNIGHT DRAG RACE ON COLORADO BOULE­ JUNCTION WITH THE FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF RID Of OLD WORRIES, AND STARTING THE VARD, MAIN ARTERY OF PASADENA AND PA­ THE CUBAN REVOLUTION. NEW YEAR WITH A CLEAN SLATE. RADE ROUTE, WHICH POLICE QUICKLY BROKE "ON A PERSONAL THEME, I WANT TO SAY LONDON POLICE GUARDED THE TRAFALGAR UP. TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES THAT SQUARE FOUNTAIN, BUT THEY COULD NOT GENE~AL DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER, GRAND IN SPITE OF THE fACT THAT PRESIDENT KEN­ STOP THE ANNUAL CONTINGENT Of BATHERS MARSHAL Of THIS NEW YEAR'S DAY CELE­ NEDY WAS HARD PERSONALLY TOWARD US, OF IN THE FLOODLIT WATERS ONE MAN SWUN B~ATION, SIGNALED THE START Of THE 75TH COURSE WE ARE REALLY SORRY ABOUT HIS AROUND THE BASE OF NELSON'S COLUMN ROSE PARADE AT 8:45 A.M. PST. TRAGIC DEATH," CASTRO SAID. THREE TIMES BEfORE fALLING OFf. THE FORMER PRESIDENT AND HIS WIFE THE CUBAN PREMIER SAID IT WAS NOT IN WEST BERLIN, BAKERIES TURNED OUT RODE IN THE LEAD AUTOMOBILE AT THE HEAD POSSIBLE TO GIVE A "SURE ANSWEF I1 If SIX MILLION JELLY DOUGHNUTS, A NEW OF THE PARADE STRETCHING FO~ 5~ MILES THERE APPEARED TO BE ANY CHANGE IN THE YEAR'S TREAT fOR BERLINERS ON BOTH THROUGH THIS Los ANGELES SUBURB. POLICIES Of THE JOHNSON ADMINISTRATION SIDES Of THE IRON CURTAIN. TOWARD CUBA AS OPPOSED TO THE POLICY ON KWAJALEIN, THE NEW YEAR WAS USHERED NUCLEAR WARHEADS REACH CANADA Of THE KENNEDY ADMINISTRATION. IN WITH THE USUAL PARTIES~ IN HOMES NORTH BAY, ONTARIO (UPI)--THE ROYAL CASTRO ALSO SAID THAT HE THOUGHT THE AND AT THE CLUBS, AND SERVICES AT CANADIAN AIR FORCE HAS ANNOUNCED THE TIME WAS NOT fAR OFF WHEN RUSSIA AND MEMORIAL CHAPEL. ARRIVAL Of NUCLEAR WARHEADS TO ARM THE COMMUNIST CHINA WOULD SETTLE THEIR DIF­ CANADIAN BOMARC MISSILE SQUADRON AT fERENCES. HE ADDED THAT HE DID NOT BE­ MALAYSIA PROTESTS TO UoNo NORTH BAY, ONTARIO. LIEVE THAT REO CHINA WAS OPPOSED TO UNITED NATIONS (UPI}--MALAYS'A TODAY AN RCAF SPOKESMAN SAID "SUffiCIENT PEACEFUL CO-EXISTENCE. fORMALLY REQUESTED U THANT TO USE HIS WARHEADS TO EQUIP THE 28 MISSILES AT PREMIER CASTRO ALSO NOTED THAT IN 1964 POWERS AS UNITED NATIONS SEC~ETARY NORTH BAY" ARRIVED BY UNITED STATES CUBA,FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE THE REVO­ GENERAL TO HALT RAIDS fROM INDONESIA AIR FORCE PLANE TUESDAY NIGHT. LUTION,WILL HAVE AN INCOME EQUAL TO EX- ALONG ITS BORNEO BORDERS...... I PENSES. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS THURSDAY 2 JANUARY ~964 , ~UBlIS~ED A7 THE DIRECTION OF JOHNS~ FAVORED BY BUSiNESS fURTHER SURGERY N;EDED MijNERS GET NEW HOPE FOR RESCUE TnE COMMA~DING OFFICER PACiFIC WASHiNGTON (UPi)--EDWIN FOR CONNALLY YAMADA, JAPAN (UP~)-~RESCUE ivll 55 IlE RANGE FAC I L! TY; KWAJ­ P. NEBLAN, P~ESIOENT Of THE AUSTIN, TEXAS (UPj)--TEXA~ WORKERS DEFTLY DRilLED A Lg~E­ ALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS, CON­ CHAMBER or COMMERCE Of THE GOVERNO~ JOHN CONNALLY MAY liNE PIPE TODAY TO THREE COAL TRACT NOAs 59-4176-c WITH THE UNITED STATES, SAID THAT lOSE SOME OF THE MOBILITY M!NERS TRAPPED IN A ~INE SHAfT TRANSPORT COMPANY TEXASo OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON IS WINNING OF HIS ~IGHT W~3ST UNLESS MORE THAN 4,500 FEET UNDEK­ T4E Hou~GLASS IS PUBLISHED BUSiNESS SUPPO~T WITH A MO~E HE UNDE~GOES SURGERY THIS GROUND SINCE SU"JDAY. DAILY MONDAY THROUGH SATU~DAY. CONSERVATIVE POLITICAL VIEW­ SPRING TO CORRECT A SLIP­ THE THREE SAiD THEY WERE DEADLINE FOR NOTICES IS 4 P.M. POI~T THAN IS APPARENT PAGE Of BONES, DOCTORS SAID All RIGHT, aUT WEAKENiNG FAST. DAY BEfORE PUBLICATION. DEAD­ JOHNSON ALSO HAS DIMINISH­ YESTERDAY. THEY GAMELY CONVEYED NEW YEAR'S ~INE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS A.M 10 ED ARIZONA SENATOR BARRY CONNALLY'S WRIST WAS GREETINGS TO THE SU~FACE. DAY OF PUBLICATION. GOLDWATER'S CHANCES fOR THE SHA~TE~EO NOVEMBER 22 BY RESCUE WORKERS IMMEDIATELY THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE 1964 GOP PRESIDENTIAL NOM!­ A BULLET fl~ED BY THE SNIPER BEGAN DRilliNG A LARGEP ORPE RIG~T TO EDIT COP V RECEIVED NATIO~, NEI~AN SAID. WHO KilLED PRESiDENT KENNEDY. TO THE TRAPPED MEN AND SAID FOR PUBLICATIO"J. "I THINK THAT JOHNSON THE GOVERNOR~ RESTING AN ATTEMPT WOULD BE MADE TO EDITOR - CLAIRE BRIGHAM PROBABLY REP~ESENTS THE fROM A TRIP TO THE LBJ RANC~ BRING THEM THROUGH IT TO THE STAFF - NANCY HOUGHTON BUSINESSMEN WITH A MORE AND A ViSIT WiTH PRESIDENT SURFACE TOMORROW. PAT WILLIS. CONSERVATIVE VIEWPOINT THAN JOHNSON, GAVE UP HOPE THAT THE MINERS WERE TRAPPED BY THAT WHICH HE ACTUALLY DOES HE MIGHT BE AT THE COTTON A CAVE-IN WHICY OCCU~RED DEEP :"!E:R 2 MilL I ON GA I N IN U. S. ESPOUSE," HE SAiD. BOWL GAME NEW YEAR'S DAY WITHiN THE SHIMOYA~A COAL ~!NE POPULATION ~N A TELEVISION INTERVIEW TO CHEER FOR THE UNIVERSITY ON JAPAN'S S)UTHE~NMOST MAJOP WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE UNITEC (ISSUES AND ANSWERS -ABC), OF TEXAS AGAINST NAVY. ISLAND OF KVUSHU. STATES IS STARTING THE NEW YESTERDAY, NEILAN SAlD BUSI­ A CONNALLY SPOKESMAN SAID, RESCUE WORKERS HEA~D A FAiNi YEA~ WITH A POPULATION OF NESSMEN WIll WIEGH JO~NSON "TriE GOVE~NO~ IS CONTINUBNG TAPPING NOISE fROM WITHIN THE 190,695,000, AN 'NC~EASE OF CAREFULLY AGAINST ALL PO­ TO REGAIN MORE STRENGTH EAC~ DRILL PIPE. A T!N" MICROP~ONE 2,633,000 DURING 1963. TENTIAL REPUBLICAN PRESI­ DAV AND IS FEEL tNG WELL" WAS LOWERED WHEN iHE WEAl< THE ESTIMATE BY THE CENSUS DENTIAL CANDIDATES THERE WE~E NO COMPLiCA- VOICES Of THE TRAPPED ~(~ FIL- eUR~AV SHOWS THAT TWO MAJOR "I WOULD fEEL THAT PERHAPS TIONS FROM INJU~IES SUffE~E[ TERED TO THE SURfACE, THE ~ES~ POPULATION DEVELOPMENTS iN HE WOULD RANK VERY WELL BY THE BUllET'S PASSAGE CUE SCENE ERUPTED IN JOYOuS THE PAST YEAR WERE THE IN­ WITH THE MAJORITY OF THOSE THROUGH CONNALLY'S BODY, TUMULT. CREASING NUMBER OF WOMEN AND CANDIDATES," NEilAN SAID. DOCTO~S SAID. NEW YEA~IS GREETINGS WERE HIGHER PERCENTAGE Of NON­ NEilAN SAID HE DOUBTED If EXCHANGED WITH THE MEN. THE!R Wf-IITES THE lATE PRESiDENT KENNEDY ~OPE FAM~LY DELAYS CHR~STMA~ WIVES SPOKE WITh THEM AND WEPT THERE ARE NOW 100 WOMEN COULD HAVE CAR~IED TEXAS Los ANGEL ES {UP! J--COMED I- HOT SOUP AND TEA \JAS L OItJERED fO~ EVERY 96.6 MEN IN THE AND A NUMBER Of SOUTHERN AN BOB HOPE SPENT CH~!STMAS TO THEM. UNITES STATES, COMPARED TO STATES WHICH, HE SAID, JOHN­ TODAY WITH HIS fAMILY. 100 FOR EVERY 97.1 MALES SON IS SU~E TO WIN IN NEXT iT WAS NOT UNUSUAL FOR EVE OPERATiON FOR KOREAN G~RL IN APRIL 1960, DATE Of THE YEA~' S CAMPA I GN. THE HOPE fAMilY TO CElEB~ATE SUCCESSFUL lAST CENSUS "GOLDWATER WOULD HAVE CHRISTMAS A WEEK LATE. THEY SAN FRANCISCO (UP~)--JONG THE PERCENTAGE OF NO"J-WHITES CAR~IED THOSE STATES HAD HAVE DONE IT 22 TftMESo SOOK KIM, WHO WAS BROUGHT TO I~ THE U.S. PooULATION IS HE BEEN THE SUCCESSFUL CAN­ HOPE RETURNED WITH HiS THE UNITED STATES AFTER AN FO~ H'G~EST Si~CE T~E TURN Of DIDATE THE PRESIDENTIAL ENTE~TAINMENT TROUP YESTER­ INTE~NATIONAL EFfORT TO SAVE THE CENTURY. IN 1963 THE NOMINATION," NEILAN SAID. DAY fROM A ~O-DAY HOLIDAY HER FROM BLINDNESS, WAS fIT­ NON-WHITE POPULATION INCREASED "I THINK THIS TENDS TO DI­ TOUR Of AME~ICAN BASES IN TED WITH GLASSES YESTERDAY. 8 PER CENT COMPARED TO 5 PER MINISH HIS CHANCES." EU~OPE AND Af~ICA. THE A MONTH AGO THE K5-YEAR-OlD CENT FOR THE WHITE. THE CHAMBE~ P~ESIDENT SAID TOUR OF ARMED fORCES BASES GJftl UNDERWENT AN EXACTING THE NON-WHITE POPULATION Of "BUSINESS lOOKS AT JOHNSON OVERSEAS HAS BEEN AN ANNUAL fIVE-AND-A-HAlf HOUR OPERATION P~ACTICAl 22,078,000 COMPRISED 11.7 AS A BUSINESSMAN EVENT SINCE WO~LD WA~ Ii. WHiCH SUCCEEDED IN RE-ATT~CH- PE~ CENT Of THE MID-YEAR ES­ WITH WHOM THEY CAN TALK AND WITH HOPE WHEN THE HUGE ING THE RETINA OF THE RIGHT TIMATE. YEAR-END CENSUS ES­ WHO WILL UNDERSTAND THEI~ AiR FORCE JET PLANE lANDED EYE. SHE IS TOTALLY BLIND IN TIMATES BY COLOR AND SEX WERE VIEWPOINTS." AT DUSK WE~E ACT~ESS TUES­ THE OTHER EYEo UNAVAilABLE BUT OffiCIALS CU~RENT BUSINESS PROS­ DAY WELD, PHIL CROSBY, AND AfTER THE OPTOMETRIST FITTED SAID THERE WAS NO INDICATION PE~ITY WILL ALSO WIN JOHNSON JE~~Y COLONA AS WELL AS JONG SOOK WITH HEAVY PLASTIC CF REVERSAL Of A TREND Of AN SUPPORT F~OM THE BUSINESS THE LES BROWN BAND. GLASSES, HER CHAPERONE, DR. INCQEASING PERCENTAGE OF NON- COMMUNITY, HE SAID THE BIGGEST WELCOME CAME CHIOD SOOK KIM, WHO IS NOT WHITES SINCE 1920. IN THE fO~M OF A KISS FROM RELATED TO THE GiRL~ HANDED THE YEAR-END fiGURES PROMPT­ UGS. REPORTS WELL-STOCKED HIS WIFE, DOLORES, WHO WAS HER A BOOK. ED THE COMMERCE DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON, (UP~)--fEDERAl WAITING AT PLANESIDE. "~PUDA," JONG SOOK SAID. TO REVISE ITS "POPULATION STOCKPilES INCLUDING STRA­ THE VETE~AN COMEDIAN, WHO DR. KIM SAID, "THAT MEANS CLOCK." U~DER THE NEW SET­ TEGIC MATERIALS AND FARM WAS WEARiNG AN EYE PATCH PRETTY,," TINGS, THERE IS ONE BIRTH SURPLUSES BULGED WiTH GOODS WHEN HE LEFT ON THE TRIP THAT WAS THE LAST, SUCCESS­ EVERY 7i SECONDS, ONE DEATH VALUED AT $14 4 BilliON iN BECAUSE Of RECENT TREATMENT FUL STEP, !N ~N E~FO~T BE~ I EVERY '7 SECONDS, ONE H4Mi- OCTOBE~, A CONGRESS!ONAL FOR AN EYE AILMENT, WASN'T GiNNING WHEN THE GIRL'S PLIGHT GRANT EVERY Ii MINUTES; ONE ~EPORT SAID TODAY" EVEN WEARING GLASSES WHEN CAME TO THE ATTENT!ON OF ORo EMIG~ANT EVE~Y 23 MINUTES THE VALUE OF All GOODS IN HE RETURNED. BilL MCCOLL, FO~~ER SiuN~OPD ' 1 , AND A NET GAIN OF ONE EVERY GOVERNMENT INVENTOR!ES AS "~'M fEELING GREAT," HE FOOTBAll ALL-AMERIC~N, w~o ' 12 SECONDS Of OCTOBER 3~ WAS $ij4,437, SAID. W4S WO~KiNG AS A S~~GEO~ I~ 885,378 (B) A DECRE~SE OF HOPE BROUGHT BACK SEVERAL A MISSION HOSPJTAL iN Koo£Ao GOLmlATER I S DAUGHTER TO WED $i~9,288,908 (M) f~OM ~HE MO~ENTOS, INCLUDiNG A TURK~ MCCOLL BEGAN A D~!VEj WH~CH PHOENIX, ARIZONA (UPi)-­ TOTAL DURING THE P~EV!OUS aSH ~UG, A CAMEL SADDLE AND WAS TAKEN UP BV 55 L~ONS' ~k0BS SENATOR BARRY GOLDWATER TO­ MONTH. A lA~GE CURVED KNiFE, WHICH, IN CAl!FORN!A ~ND ~C~6DA, DAY ANNOUNCED THAT HIS '9- THE REPORT WAS PREPARED YE QUUPPED "! GOT FI'tOM A RA IS' NG $4,500 TO BR 1"1(; JONG YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER, MARGA~ET, BY THE HOUSE~SENATE COM­ Tun~~s~ DELICATESSEN." SOOK TO A SAN rp~~CiSCO HOSP~­ IS ENGAGED TO MARRY REAL MITTEE ON ~EDUCT!ON OF HOPE RECALLED THE f!~ST TAL, ESTATE BROKE~ RICHARD ARLEN NON-ESSENTiAL FEDERAL EX~ HOliDAY TRiP WAS TO ALASKA, HOLT PE~D!TURES, ~EADED BY SENA­ AND JOKED, "~!M GOING BACK TAX REFUND COMfiNG TO YOU? WHY THE WEDDING IS SCHEDULED TOR HARRY r. gYRU9 ~~VERMO~To T~ERE SOME DAY TO GET MY NOT TAKE iT IN UvS SAVnNGS FOR JUNE 27 IN PHOENIX, GOLD­ iT SAID THE LARGEST AMOUNT TOESo" BOt-.JDS? WATER SAIJ. ~ISS GOLDWATER OF GOODS, 8.6 BILLION, WAS WilL GRADUATE FROM MT. VERNON HELD IN STOCKPILES OF STRA­ PS'(Ct-l~ATR~STS START ON RUBY ( CON I Tv FO:I[ J I\. EfT) JUNIOR COLLEGE IN WASHINGTON TEGIC AND CRITICAL MATERIALS DALLAS {UP~)-~DR Roy CHiEF MEDICAL orrlCER FOR THE THE SAME MONTH. FOR USE IN THE EVENT Of A SCHAEFE~, A PSYCHOLOGIST SUPRE~E BRANCH OF MARYLAND, HOLD IS THE SON OF MRS WAR E~ERGENCY AT YALE UNIVERSTTY,HELD HiS AND THE CHIEF DEfENSE PSYCHI­ JOHN MARTINI OF NORTHRIDGE, THE REPORT NOTED THAT OF FURST OF THREE SCHEDULED ATRIST l~ THE RUBY CASE. CALIFORNIA, HE IS A GRADU­ 76 METALS AND OTHER MATERIALS MEETINGS WITH JACK RUBY AT GUTTMACHER EXAMRNED RUB V IN foTE OF THE UNIVERSITY Of iN THESE STOCKPILES WHICH T~E DALLAS COU~TY JA!L HIS JAiL CELL ABOUT ~O DAYS

~ALlfORNIA. HAVE MAXIMUM OBJECTIVES, 6~ TUESDAY" AGO o ~NOWN AS PEGGY, MISS GOLD­ STILL WERE IN EXCESS Of SCHAE~ER SPENT TH~EE HOU~~ MElV~N BEl~i,T~E SAN ~RAN~ WATER WAS QUEEN Of THE VIR­ MAXIMUM NEEDSo IN RUB't'5 CELLo CuSCO lAWYER W~O ~EADS RUB~'S GINIA AZALEA FESTIVAL IN NOR­ THE SECOND LARGEST STOCK­ THE ~ALE PROFESSOR SAID DEPENSE, W§l~ TRY T0 CONVINCE ;OlK IN 1962, AND REPRESENTED PILE WAS FARM SURPLUS COM~ HE WAS EXAMINING RUBY ro~ A JURY THAT ~U8Y w~5 INSANE

ARIZO~A IN THE CHERRY BLOSSOM MODITIES , TOTALING $505 DR. MANF~ED GUTTMACHER, WREN HE SHOT LEE ~·~VEY OSWAlD J I<~NNED'f'S ~CClI5[[ ~SSASS'N. •

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DEPARTiNG MACATEES MORE SWIMMERS CERTifiED NO COMMUNIST THREAT WIN BRIDGE fiRST IN THE S~ECIAL SERVICES SEEN I N CYPRUS STRUGGLE ~1I(h~ S~ONSORED SWIMMING ~ROGRAM DICK AND LOUISE MACATEE, WASHINGTON tUPI)-~THE AfTER HAVING WINED AND (rOR THE MONTH OF DECEM8ER), GREEK-TURKISH STRIFE ON LONG-TIME MEMBEa! Of THE 01 NED SO li.AVI'SHL Y OUR I NG THE FOLLOWING SWIMMERS HAVE KWAJALEIN DUPLICATE BalDGE CYPRUS WAS VIEWED HERE TODAY THIS JUST-PASSED HOLIDAY COMPLETED THE COURSES IN- CLUB AND ACTIVE SUPPORTERS AS A STRAIN 8ETWEEN TWO SEASON, WE IN THE HOURGLASS OF THAT GROUP, ENDED THEIR DICATED AND HAVE BEEN ISSUED STRONG NATO ALLIES THAT W.~lD KITCHEN rEEL COMPELLED TO PLAYING WiTH THE GROUP IN A RED CROSS CERTifiCATES. HEAL QUiCKLY AT ANY NEW START THE NEW YEAR WITH 'N- BURST Of GLORY LAST SUNDAY, BEGINNING SWIMMING~ JANEL THREAT fROM THE COMMUNIST SPIRATION TO MAKE '64 THE TAKING FiRST PLACE WITH 60 BAYSEK, RICHARD BROWN, BLOC. GREATEST EATING YEAR EVERo PER CENT IN THE SPECIAL CARLETON CRAMER, LOTHAR THE BEST WORD WAS THAT HOWEVER ALONG WITH THIS CHARITY EVENT HELD IN THE CRAMER, DIANE CYR, MARK DEV- THERE WERE NO EAST~WEST NEW YEAftS RESOLUTION, WE BANYAN ROOM Of THE YOKWE LIN, DAVID DOKTER, JUDY fEN- UNDER-CURRENTS IN THE Cy- AUTOMATICALLY START THINK­ YUK CLUB. THE MACATEE'S NESSY, DAVID HAUSS, RICKY PRUS BATTLING THAT LED ING Of A WAY TO SHED THE LEfT KWAJAlEIN ON DECEMBER HiCKEY, JEAN ANNE KIEWEL, PRESIDENT ARCHBISHIP MAKA~ EXTRA POUNDS ACCUMULATED 300 PAM LEWIS, TAMI MELDER, JOAN RIOS TO ACCUSE TURKEY OF IN- DURING THE HOLIDAY SEASON. DICK BOWE AND GEORGE LEO- ANN RAICTI, JOSEPH WOLFE. TERfERING IN THE BSLAND'S THE KITCHEN NEEDS YOUR IDEAS BOLDT WERE SECOND WiTH 59.1 ADVANCED BEGINNER~ PEGGY AfFAiRS AND TO ANNOUNCE fOR SUCH A PROGRAM AND WILL PER CENT, AND BILL AND GAIL BARTLESON, JULIE LONGBOTTOM, PLANS TO END CYPRUS' TREATIES BE EXPECTING TO HEAR F~OM CHERRY TOOK THIRD PLAC~ BECKY NOLAN, SCOTT OSBORNE, WiTH GREECE, TURKEY, AND YOU. WITH 56.2 PER CENT. DANIELlE STUBBLEfiELD, BRiTAIN. --SUT BEfO~E WE G~T ON WITH THE CLU8 ANNOUNCES THE 8E- lORRAINE VALDES, JOSEPH THE RIVALRY BETWEEN GREEKS, ANYTHING REALLY DRASTIC iN GINNING, OM JANUARY 5, Of WOLfE. _AND TURKS STRETCHES BACK TO A LOW CALORIE DIET, WE OffER THE ~EN PAIR SERIES. INTERMEDiATE~ ALLEN BROWN, LONG BEFORE KARL MARX WAS YOU ONE MeRE RECIPE WHICH POINT AWARDS WILL BE MADE RICHARD CADDELL, SHERRY BORN, AND WOULD NOT INTER~ IS STRICTLY fOR THE CHOCOLATE fOR EACH WEEKLY GAME, AND IN COBEN, DALE DEEMER, NOLAN fERE WITH COOPERATiON 8E- lOVER BUT WI Ll EVEN TEMilT ADDITION, THERE WILL BE A fiNGER, LAURIE GAMBOA, PETER TWEEN THE TWO COUNTRIES If THOSE WHO PROfESS NOT TO SERIES AWARD, BASED ON THE G£lZINiS, lARRY KELLER, EUROPE WAS THREATENED BY LIKE CHOCOLATE AT ALL. BEST fOUft OUT Of SIX GAMES REX KENNEDY, JANE MARTINSON, NEW COMMUNIST PRESSURES, f'L."(ED. " GRACE MOERSCH, ROBIN MOODY, OBSERVERS SAID. HOURGlASS CHOCOLATE PI E THE S~RttS DOES NOT PRE- MICHAEL MOORE, JEff NOLAN, IN fACT, IT WAS POBNTED LINE A BUTTERED 7-INCH PIE VENT ANYONE FROM PARTICI- CHRIS POST, BRANDT SCHMERSHL, OUT THAT BOTH GREECE AND PLATE WITH Ii cUPS CRUMBLED PATING IN ANY Of THE WEEKLY MARK SHELHORSE, NONA JOE TURKEY ARE TAKING ~ART IN CHOCOLATE COOKIES MIXED WITH GAMES, BUT THERE WILL BE AN SMiTH, STUART SNYDER, BOBBY PLANNING SESSIONS AIMED AT 3 TABLESPOONS BUTTER. BAKE 0 ADQITIONAL AWARD fOR THE SUMNER, BOBBY SUSICH, NEIL foaMING A MUL TO ~LATERAL THE SHELL IN A 375 ,VEN fOR COMPLETE SERIES. SVANBERG, LINDA VALK, SCOTT NUCLEAR fORCE WITHiN THE 3 MINUTES. IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO WEIR, AND MICHAEL WELCH. NATO AU. I ANCE. fOR THE filLiNG MELT A 6~ REGISTER fOR THIS EVENT SINCE JANUARY I, 1963 THE THE ISLANDS Of CYPRUS OUNCE PACKAGE Of SEMISWEET WHICH BEGINS AT 7 PoMo SUN~ TOTAL CERTIFICATES ISSUED ITSELf WAS NO LONGER VIEWED CHOCOLATE BUTS OVER HOT DAY, IN THE BANtAM ROOM Of fOR THE YEA~ ARE BEGINNER AS Of MAJOR STRATEGIC iM­ WATER. BEAT IN I WHOLE EGG THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. 299, ADVANCED BEGINNER i26, PORTANCE iN THE WORLD=WiDE AND 2 EGG YOLKS, ONE AT A "00.0 INTERMEDIATE J26, SWIMMER 28, BALANCE OF FORCES, BUT OB= TIME. ADD 2 TABLESPOONS JOHNSON SIGNS JRo lIfE SAVING 10, AND SR. VIOUSlY HAS IMPLICATIONS RUM. BEAT 2 STiffLY BEATEN HUGE PUBLIC WORKS BilL lUrE SAVING 21. feR GREEK-TURKISH RELATIONS. EGG WHiTES INTO THE CHOCOLATE JOHNSON CITY, TEXAS (UPI )-- .00 •• 0 CYPRUS LIES CLOSE Off M8XTURE AND fOLD UN I¢ CUPS PRESIDENT JOHNSON TODAY RE- MARINE COMMANDANT CHANGES TURKEy 9 S SHORE IN THE MEDI­ CREAM, WHIPPED. SPOON THE LUCTANTLY SIGNED INTO LAW WASHINGT~N (UPI}--GEMERAL TERRANEAN SEA, BUT ITS MIXTURE INTO THE SHELL AND THE $4.4 BiLLION PUB~IC DAVID Mo SHOUP, COMMANDANT POPULATION IS A80UT fIVE­ CHILL WELL. Te, WITH WHIPPEt WORKS AP'ROPRIATIONS BILL, or THE MARINE C.RPS Foa THE SiXTHS GREEK. THERE ARE CREAM AND SHAVINGS .~UN­ WITH A FIRMLY woaDED RESER- LAST FOUR YEARS, SAID FARE­ PRESSURES WITHIN THE GREEK SWEETENEO CHOCOLATE. VATION THAT A SECTION DEAL- WELL TO THE LEATHERNECKS MAJORITY FOR UNION WiTH ING WITH THE PANAMA CANAL TUESDAY IN RETIREMENT CERE- GREECE, BUT SUCH A MOVE fOOTBALL STAR PARRilli SHOT COMPANY rs UNCONSTITUTIONAL. MONIES ENDING HIS COLORfUL WOULD BE VIEWED WITH CON= CHICAGe (UPI)=-Ex-fOOTBALL JOHNSON HAD BEEN CONSIDER- MILITARY CAREEa. CERN BY TURKEY BECAUSE Of STAR TONY PARRiLLI WAS SHOT ING A VETO Of THE MEASURE SHOUP TURNED THE COMMAND THE ISLAND'S LOCATeONSo AND KILLED AND rULLBACK JOE WHICH ALSO CARRiES fUNDS OVER TO LT. GEN. WALLACE M. MARCONI OF THE weaLD CHAMPION fOR THE ATOMIC ENERGY COM= G~EENE, JRo, WHO WAS SWORN SPECIAL ORDER DESK CHICAGO BEARS WAS KNOCKED MISSION AND MONEY fOR fLOOD IN fOR A SIMILAR fOUR-YEAR CLOSED UNTIL AfTER INVENTORY UNCONSCIOUS TODAY IN A SCUf­ CONTROL, RECLAMATION, AND TERMo THE SPECIAL ORDER DESK rLE AT A 80WLiNG ALLEY OWNED OTHEa P~OJECTS. "ONLY YOU CAN GUARANTEE WHiCH WAS CLOSED fOR THE BY BEAR STAR MIKE DiTKA. THE PRESIDENT SAID HE THE CONTiNUED fAITH Of THE HOLIDAYS DUE TO THE NORMAL THE rATAL SHOT, WHICH WOULD KEEP APPROPRIATE COM~ AMEalCAN PEOPLE IN THE RUSH ENCOUNTERED THROUGHOUT POLICE SAID WAS ACCIDENTAL, MITTEES INFORMED ABOUT PRO­ UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS," THE CHRISTMAS SEASON, WILL WAS FIRED fROM THE GUN Of P£RTY DISPOSAL AND TRANSfER THE RETIRING COMMANDANT NOT REOPEN UNTil AfTER IN­ POLICE CHIEF ROBERT W,NTHERS ACTIONS TAKEN BY THE CANAL SAID. "You MUST CARRY ON IN VENTORY, A MERCHANDISE Of­ OF SUBURBAN WILLOWBRoeK. COMPANY. BUT THE SECTION THE GREAT TRADITION OF OUR fiCE SPOKESMAN SAID TODAY. W,NTHERS SAID HE HIT A MAN, OF THE BILL AS WRITTEN, HE PAST. You MUST BE PREPARED APPARENTLY MARCONI, OVER SAID, WAS UNCONSTITUTIONAL. TO MEET THE CHALLENGES or PRESIDENT NAMES UoSo THE HEAD WITH HIS PISTOL AS 00000 THE fUTURE." AMBASSADOR TO ARGENTINA HE ATTEMPTED TO BREAK UP A HONO MAN fiRST SHOUP, BORN IN BATTLEGROUND, JOHNSON CITY, TEXAS (UPt )-­ SCUffLE IN THE MEN'S ROOM NISEI GENERAL INDIANA, IS A VETERAN Of PRESIDENT JOHNSON TODAY AN­ Of THE BOWLING ALLEY. HONOLULU (UPI }-=fRANCIS 37 YEARS IN THE MARINE CORPS. s. NOUNCED HI~ EL ECT UON Of ED"" THE GUN WENT orF AND THE TAKEMOTO, 50, A COLONEL IN HE PLANS TO CONTINUE TO LIVE WIN M. MAN rUN, fORMER As­ BULLET STRUCK PARRILLI .VE~ THE HAWAII NATDONAL GUARD, IN THE CAPITAL AfTER HIS SISTANT SECRETAftY OF STATE THE LErT EYE KILLING HIM IN­ YESTERDAY OffiCIALLY BECAME RETIREMENT. fOR INTER~AMERICAN AffAIRS, STANTL Y. THE fiRST AMERICAN Of JAPANESE IN WORLD WAR II SHOUP WON AS THE NEW AMBASSADOR TO MARCON I, THE MUISI NG BEAR THE MEDAL Of HONOR ~OR ANCESTRY TO BE PROMOTED A ARGENTI NA. STAR WHO PLAYED A MAJOR ROLE HEROISM AT TARAWA. HIS GENERAL IN RESERVE Of THE MARTIN WILLBE NOMINATED TO iN WINNING THE NATIONAL fOOT­ CITATION SAID HIS 'BRILLIANT UNITED STATES ARMY. SUCCEED ROBERT MCCLINTOCK BALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP fOR LEADERSHIP fROM THE DARING IN CEREMONIES AT IOlANi WHO, ACCORDiNG TO THE WHITE THE BEARS eVER THE NEW YORK TACTiCS AND DEVOTION TO PALACE YESTERDAY MORNING, HOUSE, Wftll BE NAMED TO GIANTS LAST SUNDAY, WAS DUTY" AFTER BEING WOUNDED GOVERNOR JOHN A. BuaNS ANOTHER "iMPORTANT POST" CARRIED FROM THE ROOM IN A WAS "LARGELY RESPONSI8LE" PINNED A STAR ON TAKEMOTO, UN THE NEAR fUTURE. DAZE, Bl.OD POURiNG FROM A WHILE HIS WifE AND HIGH fOR THE VICTORY THERE. JOHNSON CALLED MART~N AN WOUND ON HIS HEAD. AT ANOTHEft CEREMONY MAJo RANKING GUARD OffiCERS "OUTSTANDING" fOftEiGN SER­ HE WAS TAKEN TO NEAft8Y GEN. LEONARD f. CHAPMAN IS LOOKED ON. VUCE CAREER OffiCER Of 25 HINSDALE SANITAaIUM, W~ERE THE HAWAII NATiONAL GUARD TO BE PROMOTED TO LT. GEN. X~RAYS YEARS EX~ER~ENCE. WEaE TAKEN AND E8GHT AND SWORN IN AS GREEN'S ~ECEIVED AUTHORITY rROM THE STITCHES WERE NEEDED TO NATIONAL GUARD BUREAU IN CHIEf Of STAff. CLOSE THE WOUND. MARCONI II INCHES Of RAIN WAS RE~ WASHINGTON LAST ra'DAY TO CORDED fOR THE FiRST DAY Of WAS THEN aELEASED. PROMOTE TAKEMOTO TO THE TOTAL RAINfALL fOR DECEMBER~ THE NEW YEAR. RANK Of BRIGIDIER GENERAL. 14011 INCHES. PAGE 4 HOURGLASS fiREWORKS EXPLOSION Wo BERLIN PASS POliCY CHJNATOWN LADY BANKER SHAKES COMMUNITY DEMOLISHES STORE AROUSES fEAR:? SAN FRANCISCO (OPt )--bOLLY GEE, A HIGHLY ADMIRED INTER­ CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA BERLIN (UPI )--WEST BERLIN NATleNAL BANKEft AND CIVIC LEADER, HAS CHINATOWN IN SOME­ (UPI)-~A FIREWORKS EXPLOSION MAYOR WILLY BRANDT, IN THE THING Of A STATE Of SHOCK. DEMOLISHED A GROCERY TONIGHT FACE Of MOUNTING C~ITIC'SM, SHE WAS ARRESTED CHRISTMAS EVE FOR EMBEZZLEMENT. THE AND SPEWED DEBRIS AND FLAMES SAID TODAY HE WILL CONTINUE CHARGE MENTIOMS ONLY $2,500, BUT EVEN HER ATTORNEY SAID TO SEIEK AN AGREEMENT WI TH ON A NUMBER OfSHOP~ERS AND THE AMOUNT MIGHT TURN OUT TO BE AS MUCH AS $300,000. COMMUNIST EAST~GERMANY ON STORE EM~LOYEES. AT LEAST DOLLY, 64, SAID SHE DID IT FOR A fiNE, OLD ORIENTAL TRAfFIC THROUGH THE BERLIN REASON-~TO ONE ~ERSON WAS BELIEVED SAVE FACE. THE REPUTATiON SHE WANTED TO PRESERVE, KILLED. WALL. SHE SAID, WAS THAT Of HER MUCH RESPECTED fATHER, CHARLES, AUTHORITIES SAID THE fORCE IN A NEW YEARS MESSAGE NOW DEAD. OF THE BLAST BLEW OUT WIN­ PRINTED IN THE WEST BERLIN ALL CHINATOWN HAD BEEN PROUD or DOLLY's SUCCESS, AND HER DOWS IN RESIDENCES IN THE NEWSPAPER TElEGRAf, BRANDT DOWNFALL fiRST BROUGHT WIDESPREAD EXPRESSiONS or DlSBELIEr. NORTH SECTION Of THIS HIS­ DEfENDED HIS CONTROVERSIAL A CHINESE EDITOR SAID IT WAS "THE BIGGEST BLACK EYE" HIS TORIC PORT CITY AS fAft AWAY POLICY Of DIRECT TALKS WITH COMMUNITY HAD RECEIVED IN DECADES, NOT ONLY WITH THE WHITE AS 100 fEET. TH£ EAST GERMANS, SAYING IT POPULATION BUT THROUGHOUT ASIA. fiREMEN, WEARY fROM FIGHT­ IS BASED ON "fiRMNESS IN FOR THE BANK or AMERICA BRANCH WHICH MISS GEE MANAGED, ING A HAlf-MILLION DOLLAR fUNDAMENTALS BUT MANEUVERA­ WAS PR~TLY A ONE-WOMAN OPERATiON. IT HAS A LARGE STAff, OF BLAZE IN POWNTOWN CHARLESTON BILITY IN METHODS." COURSE, BUT SUBSTANTIAL DEPOSITORS IN FLACES LIKE SINGAPORE BRANDT SAID THAT ArTER EARLIER I~ THE DAY, fOUGHT WOULD SIMPLY ADDRESS MONEY TO MISS GEE AND ASK HER TO fO CONTROL THE flAMES TOUCHED THE PRESENT CHRISTMAS PASS DEPOSIT IT. Jff BY THE EXPLOSION. AGREEMENT EXPiRES IT WILL BE THE COMMUNICATIONS OFTEN WERE IN CHINESE, A fACT WHICH ONE MAN APPARENTLY WAS N£CESSARY TO fiND A WAY TO MAY HAVE DISCOU~AGED AUDITORS iN THEIR PERIODIC CHECKSo, REUNITE fAMILIES SPLIT BY I TRA~~ED UNDER THE COLLAPSED DOLLY TOLD REPORTERS, IN THE PRESENCE or HER ATTORNEY, Roef. HE COULD BE SEEN BY THE WALL. W,LLIAM GINTJEE, THAT M.SSING MONEY WAS CONCEALED BY JUG­ SPECTATORS AND APPEARED TO THE PRESENT AGREEMENT GLING rUNDS fROM ONE ACCOUNT TO ANOTHER IN ORDER TO MEET BE DEAD. ALLOWS WEST BERLINERS TO DEMANDS. THERE WAS NO IMMEDIATE VISIT ftELATIONS IN EAST BER­ FACED WITH RETIREMENT NEXT NOVEMBE~, SHE CONrESSED HER INDICATION WHETHER ANY OTHER LIN UNTIL JANUARY 50 IT CONDUCT A MONTH AGO TO THE BANK OF AMERICA PRESIDENT, R.A. PERSONS WERE TRAPPED INSIDE WAS THE FIRST AGREEMENT EVER PETERSON. HIS AUDITORS NOW SAY THAT IT WILL BE MONTH~ BE­ THE DEBRIS. SIGNED BETWEEN THE WEST BER­ FORE THE TOTAL LOSS IS KNOWN. ONE FIREMAN HAD TOLD NEWS­ LIN CITY GOVERNMENT AND THE THE STORY BEGAN, DOLLY SAID, IN 1923 WHEN A HONG KONG MEN HE HEARD PEOPLE SCREAMING EAST GERMAN GOVERNMENT. BANK'OWNED BY HER FATHER fAILED. THE FATHER HAD A POSITION IN THE DEBRIS AND SAID, "WE MANY FEARED IT COULD WEAKEN WITH A BANK HERE AND, ACCOftDING TO DOLLY, SHUffLED ITS WERE UNABLE TO REACH THEM" WEST BERLIN'S LEGAL POSITION. FUNDS TO COVER THE LOSSES. ' BECAUSE Of THE flAMES. THE COMMUNISTS LONG HAVE IN­ THE SAN fRANCISCO BANK LATER WAS ABSORBED BY THE BANK OF AT LEAST FOUR ~ERSONS WERE SI,STED THAT WEST BERLIN IS A AMERICA, AND IN 1929, MISS GEE BECAME ITS BRANCH MANAGER, KNOWN TO HAVE BEEN INJURED. SEPARATE ENTITY WITH NO LEGAL THE FIRST WOMAN TO HOLD SUCH A JOB IN THE 95Q-BRANCH CHAIN. fiREMEN SAID THERE MAY HAVE TIES TO THE WEST AND THAT IT SHE SAID THE FATHER TOLD 'HER A80UT THE SITUATION IN 1930 BEEN MORE. MUST NEGOTIATE DIRECTLY WITH WHEN HE WAS A~'~! $80,OOO-SEHINDo HE ASKED HER TO CON­ WITNESSES SAID THE EX­ EAST GERMANY AND NOT BE TINUE THE SYSTEM, SHE SAID, IN THE HOPE OF EVENTUALLY REPRESENTED AS IN THE PAST COVERING THE LOSS. ~LOS'ON APPARENTLY OCCURRED IN A TRUCKLOAD OF fIREWORKS BY THE WESTERN ALLIES OR DOLLY SAID SHE, TO., THEN JUGGLED ACCOUNTS. HOWEVER, PARKED BESIDE THE GROCERY, THE WEST GERMAN GOVERNMENT. SOME CHINATOWN PERSONALITIES EXPRESSED PUZZLEMENT ABOUT WHERE OTHER FIREWORKS WEftE WEST GERMAN CHANCELLeR ALL THIS o THEY SAID THAT DOLLY, WHO DRANK HEAVILY IN THE STORED. LUDWIG ERHARD RETURNED rftOM RICKSHA BAR, HAS LONG HAD THE HABIT Of ENGAGING IN 'OKER THE UNITED STATES WITH AN SESSIONS WITH BIG STAKES. IT WAS A GOOD YEAR AMERICAN WAftNING fOR WEST SHE ALSO PLAYED MAH JONG AT A DOLLAR A P.'NT. AT THAT ON WALL STREET BERLI~ TO GO SLOW IN ITS ~ATE A PLAVER CAN LOSE $1,000 IN A SINGLE GAME. NEW YORK (UPI)--BY COINCI­ DEALtNGS WITH THE EAST MISS GEE IS FREE ON $~O,OOO BAIL. DENCE, THE LAST ISSUE TO 8E GERMANS...... QUOTtD ON THE NEW YORK SrOCK HE TOLD A NEWS CONfERENCE CHINESE-JAPANESE RELATIONS AT BREAKING POINT EXCHANGE TAPE IN 1963 WAS YESTERDAY THAT U.S. GOVERN­ TOKYO (UPI )--NATIONALIST CHINA WILL PULL ITS FOUR TOP GOODYEAR. INDEED IT WAS A MENT rEARS THE WEST BERLIN DIPLOMATIC REPftESENTATIVES OUT or JA~AN TOMORROW, THE NA­ GOOD YEAR fOR THE STOCK CITY GOVERNMEN'I' COULD "COM­ TIONALIST CHINESE EM8ASSY ANNOUNCED TODAY. MARKET. PLICATE" THE BERLIN SITUA­ IT WAS UNDERSTOOD THIS WOULD BE "ONE or THE STEPS" TOWARDS IN THE YEAR JUST PASSED, TION BY ASSUMING POWERS EX­ A FORMAL ~ PLOMATIC BREAK, PROMPTED BY JAPAN'S PLANS TO RE­ STOCK PftlCES ROSE TO THEIR EftCISED IN THE PAST BY THE TURN A CHINESE COMMUNIST DEFECTOR TO RED CHINA AND ITS EX- WESTERN ALLIES OR WEST HIGHEST LEVEL IN HISTORY. PANDING TRADE WITH PEKING. , SOME ISSUES DOUBLED Oft QUAD­ GERMANY. IT WAS UNDERSTOOD THE NATIONALISTS ENTERTAIN LITTLE HOPE RUPL ED I N VAL UE. BRANDT, IN THE NEW YEAR'S THAT JAPAN WILL CALL OfF ITS PLAN TO DEPORT TO RED CHINA A SAMPLING Of SOME POPULAR MESSAGE, ADMITTED THAT CHOU HUNG-CHING, 44, WHO SOUGHT ASYLUM HERE LAST OCTOBER 7· MARKET AVERAG,S SHOWS: DANGERS EXIST IN ATTEMPTS TO HOWEVER, IT ALSO WAS UNDERSTOOD TAIPEI IS WITHHOLDING --DOW-JONES INDUSTRIAL AVER­ SOLVE THE GERMAN PROBLEM. ANY ANNOUNCEMENT Of A FORMAL DIPLOMATIC BREAK UNTIL AfTER AGE WAS UP 110.85 fOR THE BUT HE SAID THE CHRISTMAS CHOU ACTUALLY LEAVES JAPAN--IN HOPES THE JAPANESE WilL YEAR. RAILS WERE UP 31 50. PASS AGREEMENT SHOWS THAT CHANGE THEIR MINDS. UTILITIES WEftE UP 9.76. PROGRESS CAN BE MADE. CHOU, WHO CAME TO JAPAN WITH A CHINESE COMMUNIST TRADE --STANDARD AND POOft'S STOCK THE WEST BERLIN NEWS­ MISSION, fIRST DENOUNCED THE PEKING REGIME AND ASKED TO INDEX WAS UP 11.92, REPRE­ PAPER MORGENPOST TODAY BE SENT TO fORMOSA. HE LATER CHANGED HIS MIND AND SAID HE SENTING AN INCftEASE OF AP­ WARNED THE CITY GOVERNMENT WANTED TO GO BACK TO RED CHINA. , PROXIMATELY $90 BILLION TO AGAINST WEAKENING ITS TIES THE NATIONAl~STS HAVE CHA~GED THAT THE JAPANESE GOVEftN­ THE MARKET'S PAPER VALUE. WITH WEST GERMANY. IT SAID MENT ALLOWED THE COMMUNISTS TO P"ESSURE CHOU INTO CHANGING "BERLIN IS A PART or THE --TRADING fOR THE YEAR HIS MIND. AMOUNTED TO A RECORD 1.146 fEDERAL REPUBLIC. OUR PRE­ BILLION SHARES. SENT AND FUTURE is BASED ON THIS." PENTAGON TELLS or U.S. JAPAN CUTS WEST BERLINERS rLOODED WASHINGTON (UPI )-~UoS. AIR FORCE WITHDRAWAL Of 3,000 MARKET CLIMBS MEN AND 78 PLANES fROM JAPAN NEXT SPRING AND SUMMER WILL AS 1963 ENDS INTO EAST BERLIN AGAIN TODAY BV THE TENS Of THOUSANDS. BE FOLLOWED 8Y BUILD-UPS AT BAS£S IN LOUISIANA AND HAWAII, STOCKS RANG OUT THE OLD THE PENTAGON DISCLOSED TODAY. YEAR WITH A SIZABLE GAtN IN MORE THAN 50,000 ENTERED BY NOON. MORE THAN HALF A THE WITHDRAWAL, AN 8 PER CENT REDUCT80N IN U0 5 0 FORCES VERY ACTIVE TRADING TODAY. IN JAPAN, INVOLVES THE DISSOLUTION OF THE LAST Of THE OLD TRADiNG WAS fAlftLY ACTIVE MILLION WEST BERLINERS HAVE GONE INTO THE EASTERN SECTOR B-57's CANBERRA MEDIUM BOMB UNITS. FORTY-EIGHT or THESE THROUGHOUT THE DAY BUT PLANES ARE BEING RETURNED fROM JA'AN. PICKED UP IN THE FINAL SINCE THE CHRiSTMAS 'ASS AGREEMENT WENT INTO EffECT. THE PENTAGON SAID fORMATION Of A NEW TACTICAL fIGHTER MINUTES AND LEfT THE HIGH WING TO INCLUDE TWO flOO SQUADRONS BEING BROUGHT HOME SPEED TICKERS LAGGING MORE .oeo •• fROM JAPAN WILL ADD 700 MILITARY PERSONNEL AND 20 CIVILIAN THAN SiX MINUTES BEHIND rLOOR TRANSACTIONS. IHE EXCHANGE JOBS TO ENGLAND AIR tORCE BASE, ALEXANDftBA, lOUISIANA. SAID TODAY WAS THE MOST ACTIVE YEAR-END SESSION ON RECORD. TRANSfER OF 16 c-124 GLOBEMASTER TRANSPORTS FftOM JAPAN STEELS AND MOTORS WERE FIRM. Du eONT_MO~~D ,A~~AQ WHILE TO HICKAM fiELD, HONOLULU, MEANWHILE WILL ADD 1,000 MILI­ EASTMAN KODAK BACKTRACKED! A'PARENTLY ON PROFIT-TAKING. TARY PERSONNEL, CIVILIAN JOBS AND PERHAPS 1,200 TO PENNZOIL, GETTY OIL, AND ~ONTJNENTAL OIL ALL MADE GOOD PRO­ 25 GRESS IN AN PTHERWISE NEGLECTED 'EIROLEUM SECTION. 1,500 MiliTARY DEPENDENTS TO THE HAWAIIAN INSTALLATION. IBM ROCKElED HIGHER rOLLOWED BY CONSOLIDATED ELtCTRONICS, ELECTftONIC SSOCIATES, MINNEAPOLiS-HONEYWELL AND ZENITH. AMER~CA'S CUP CONTENDER CREW TEXAS SCUTTLES NAVY IN NAMED t COTTON BOw.. NEW YOlltK {UPI}--WILLIAM s. DALLAS, TEXAS (UPI}--DuKE Cox or DAIIt'EN, CONNECTICUT, spor 5 SECTION CAftllSLE EXPLODED NAVY'S SKIPPEIIt or A 12-METEft YACHT U~SET AS~lftAT'ONS WITH A PAlft NOW UNDEft CONSTftUCTION AS A or AEftlAL BOMBS TO rlEET WING- CONTENDEft TO BE UoSo ftEPftE- ~ ______~ BACK PHIL HARftlS AND HIS OWN SENTAT'VE IN THE 1964 AMEftICA' GE 5 THUftSDAY JANUAftY 2 ~964 O~TION PLAY EXECUTION TODAY CUP COMPETITION,NAMED A 10- TO LEAD NATIONAL CHAMPION TEXAS MAN CftEW rOft THE CftArT. THE OBSEJ!V~R SMJ GETS BURNED AT SUN BOWl TO A SUft~ftISING 28-6 COTTON COX NAMED THE rOllOW~NG CftEW: El PASO, TEXAS (UPI)-- BOWL VICTOftY. RELlEr HELMSMAN EUGENE W. BY OHN TAVOlE THE OftEGON WEBFOOTS SCOftED THE 176.POUND CAftLISLE STOLE STETSON, Jft., Of SOUTHPOftT, LITTLE LEAGUE SECOND HALf THftEE riftST HAlr TOUCHDOWNS THE mHUNDEft rftOM NAVY'S CONNECTICUT; NAVIGATOft HALSEY SEASON TO BEGIN TWO or THEM ON PASSES BY HEISMAN TftOPHY WINNING ROGEft Co HEftftESHOrr or BOSTON; CftEW THE SECOND HAlr or THE QUAftTEftBACK BOB BEftftY, THEN STAUBACH WITH 58 AND 63-YAftD MEMBEftS DAVID H. GUNDY, GEOftGE LITTLE LEAGUE PlltOGftAM Will HUNG ON rOft A 21-14 WIN SCOftlNG TOSSES TO HAftftlS AND M. ISDAlE, Jfto, AND JOHN B. GET UNDEftWAY THIS flltlDAY TUESDAY OVEft SOUTHEftN METHO THEN CAPPED THE BftllLIANT riftST NICHOLS, Allor RYE, NEW YOftK WHEN THE rllltST-HAlr CHAM- DIST IN THE 29TH ANNUAL SUN HAlr PEftrOftMANCE WITH A NINE- GEftOGE R. HINMAN, Jft., or PION CAlltDINAlS TAKE ON THE BOWL rOOTBAll GAMEo ~ftD ftUN ON A IItUN-PASS OPTION POftT WASHINGTON, NEW YOftK, YANKEES. THIS HALr SHOULD SlOW-STAlltTING SMU SAW TOUCHDOWN IItUN. THOMAS B. HOVEY or BftOOKVlllE, PftOVE VEftY INTEftESTING AND SEVElltAl SCOftlNG DftlVES STAL THAT PUT NAVY IN A 21-0 HAlr- NEW YOftK, RICHAlltD C. McNAMAftA WE lOOK rOllt THE YANKEES AND IN OlltEGON TEftftlTOftY WHilE TIME HOLD rftOM WHICH THE MID- or BOSTON, WilLIAM ~o ROBINSON, ~E METS TO GIVE THE CAftD.- THE WEsrOOTS WEftE SCOftlNG DIES N~VEft ftECOVEftEDo THEN Jft , or RUMSON, NEW UEftSEY, ~lS AND GSANTS A MUCH ,ON A 9-YAftD ftUN BY HAlrBACK CAftLISLE TUlltNED THE CHOftES AND RICHAftD Co WAlliNG or TOUGHEft TIME. DENNIS KELlEft AND 23 AND OVEft TO UNDEftSTUDY TOMMY WADE DEVON, PENNSYLVANIA. THE CAftDINAlS Oft THE GIANTS YAftD SCOftlNG PASSES FftOM WHO ADDEO INSULT TO INJUftY BY THE YACHT, IS BEIKG MUST BE ftATED THE rAVOftlTES BEftftY TO ENDS DICK INWALlE THROW8NG THE LONGHOftNS DOWN BUilT AT THE LUDEftS MAftlNE ON THElft riftST HAlr ~Eft- AND PAUL 8UftlESON. TO THE NAVY TWO rftOM WHEftE rUll' CONSTftUCTION YAftDS IN STAM- rOlltMANCE. BOTH THESE BAll THE WEBrOOTS TOOK A COM- BACK HAftOlD PHilliPP WALTZED rOlltD, CONNECT I CUT, AND 'THE ISP Cl UBS rOUGHT I TOUT rOft THE rOftTABl E 21-0 lEAD TO THE THftOUGH lErT TACKl E UNTOUCHED SOftlNG SYNDIOATE,"AUlltOlltA", IN rtlltST HAlr CHAMPIONSHIP, AND lOCKEIIt ftOOMS AT HAlfTIME 1fOMAKE IT 28-0. ClUDES PIEftft£ S~ DUPONT. IT COULD NOT HAVE BEEN ANY AND SEEMED CONTENT TO COAST STAUBACH, WHO WAS CONSTANT- DAVIS ClF "NOT fOR BEST TEAMS" ClOSEIIt. THE CHAMPIONSHIP TO WIN IN THE SECOND HAlro lY HAMSTftUNG BY A IItAGING LONDON (UPI)--TED AVOlltY, WAS DECIDED ON THE lAST DAY THE MUSTANGS, WHO HAD 15 TEXAS l8NE lED BY ALl-AMEftICA CHAlftMAN or THE LAWN TENNIS or THE SEASON. PlAYElltS III WITH A MYSTE~I- ~CKlESCOTT ApPLETON AND GUAftD ASSOCIATION, SAID THAT THE ON THE OTHEft HAND, THE OUS STOMACH AilMENT THE GEOftGE BftOOKS, fiNAllY IG- DAVIS CUP SHOULD NOW BE PUT METS AND YANKEES lOST SOME NIGHT BErOftE THE GAME, NITED THE MIDDIES IN THE rOUlltTH IN A MUSEUM'S GLASS CASE-- ftEAllY CLOSE GAMES, SO WE STAftTED TO ftOLl IN TME PElltlOD WITH,A 75-YAlltD DlltlVE AND LErT THEftE. lOOK rOft THESE TWO TEAMS TO SECOND HAlr AND DOMINATED THAT HE ~ERSONAllY CAPPED WITH PLAY THE IItOlE Of ~POILEftS. THE rlNAl TWO QUAftTElltS. A TWO-YA~D SCOlltlNG ~OLlOUTo ArTEft APPLAUDING AME~ICA'S rEAT IN ftEGAINING THE PftlZED THE METS CAN EASilY BECOME SMU PICKED UP TWO rOU~TH- BUT IT WAS A lOST CAUSE AND TEAM T~OPHY rlltOM AUSTftAlIA, THE DAftK HOftSE TEAM; WE rEEL QUAlltTEIIt TOUCHDOWNS ON THftEE HiS GAMBLE ro~ A TWO-POINIT HE SAID "IT'S A GOOD THING THAT THEY MUST BE rEARED. AND EIGHT YA~D PASS CATCHES CONVEftSION WAS JUST AS ~NEr- rOft THE CUP TO GO THE ftOUNDS, ALL IN All, IT lOOKS LIKE BY HAlrBACK JOHN RODElltlCK rECTIVEo BUT NO ONE CAN NOW DISGUISE ANOTHEft EXCITING HAlr or ON TOSSES BY QUAlltTElltBACK WHEN CAftlISlE, WHO WAS VOTED THE rACT THAT IT IS NO lONGEft LITTLE LEAGUE ~lAYo DANNY THOMAS AND MAC WHITE. THE GAME's OUTSTANDING BACK, A COMPETITION fOft THE BEST COME ON DOWN TO THE LITTLE THE lAST TOUCHDOWN CAME lErT THE GAME WITH 3:44 TO TEAMS IN THE WOlltlD." LEAGUE fiELD AND ftOOT rOft WITH ONLY 24 SECONDS lErT PLAY IN THE THI~D PEftlOD HE SAID "MOST or THE YOUft r~VO~ITE TEAM. IN THE GAME. AN ONSID£S HAD HIT SEVEN or 19 PASSES KICK ATTEMPT BY SMU rAilED, rOft 213 YAROS AND HAD ftUN II ALLOWING THt WEBrOOTS TO RUN TIMES ro. 54 YAROS rOft A TOTAL P.M. OUT THE CLOCK. orrENSE or 267 YAftDS--A COTTON MElltElY CAllED 'PlAYEftS'." AftDINAlS VS YANKEES .0 ••• 0 BOWL ~ECOftD. HIS ftEMAftKS WE~E SPAftKED SATUftDAY, JANUAftY 3, 4:45,.M. ORANGE BOWL TRIUWH fOR 0 •••• 0 BY FftANK SEDGMAN'S INVITATION GIANTS VS METS NEBRASKA SUGAR BOWL UPSET TO AUSTftAllA'S TOP riVE SUNDAY, JANUAftY 4, 4 PoM. MIAMI, flO~IDA (UPI)-DENNIS ALABAMA BEATS OLE MISS AMATEUlltS, Roy EMEftSON, BOB METS VS CAftDINAlS ClAftlDGE BOLTED A ftECOftD 68 NEW OlltlEANS (UPI)--TIM DAVIS HEWITT, KEN FLETCHEIIt, fftED .. 0... YAftDS TO A TO ON THE SECOND KICKED rOUft rlELD GOALS, THE STOllE, AND MAlltTIN MUlliGAN, JUDO CHA~UI:) TERMED "PRO"-- PLAY OF THE GAME TODAY AS GlltEATEST rlElD GOAL KICKING TO TUftN POft. BANNED FROM OlYMPICS NEBlltASKA ADDED TWO rlElD PE~rOlltMANCE IN SUGAft BOWL Avo~y, A lONG-TIME SUP­ UTftECHT, THE NETHE~lANDS GOALS AND THEN rOUGHT Ofr HISTOftY, TO GIVE ALABAMA A POftTEft or OPEN TENNIS TOUlltNA­ (UPI)--WOftlD JUDO CHAMPION SCftAWNY BUT SCftAPPY AUBURN 12-7 UPSET VICTO~Y OVEft Mls- MENTS, SAID "IN SHEEft SIZE ANTON GEESINK or THE NETHEft- rOft A 13-7 OlltANGE BOWL WIN. SISSIPPI TODAYo THE DAVIS CUP COMPETITION lANDS WAS LABELED A PftO- AUBUftN WAS IItATTlED BY THA DAVIS, A ~IeKING SPECIALIST, rESSIONAL BY THE NETHEftlANDS QUICK OPENING TO ArTEIIt ONLY BOOTED rlElD GOALS or 48,46, HAS ~EAC:;~ 'A STAGE rUll or PftOBlEMS. 11 HE EXPlA INED THAT OLYMPIC COMMITTEE AND BAftftED ONE MINUTE AND 13 SECONDS 31, AND 22 YAftDSo IT WAS A "AUSTftALIA CAN STAGE THE rftOM COMPETING IN THE 1964 or PLAY, AND WAS UNABLE TO ftECOftD NUMBEIIt or rlElD GOALS CHAllENGE ftOUND ftEGUlAftlY AT SUMMEft OLYMPIC GAMES IN GET GOING THftOUGHOUT THE ON A SUGA~ BOWL GAME AND HIS THE END or THE YEAft AT THE TOKYO. rilltST HAlro HOWEVEft, J,MMY )46 AND 4B-YARD BOOTS SET 015- THE TOWEftlNG GEESINK, WHO SISlE BftOUGHT A THllltD-QUAftT TANCE ftECO~DS ro~ THE BOWL. HEIGHT or I IT$ TENNIS SEASON, BUT COUNTftlES IN THE NOftTHEftN SUlltPftlSED JAPANESE JUDOKAS Eft TO AND TOOK THEM DOWN TO MISSISSIPPI SET A SUGAft BY llrTING THE WOftlD TITLE THE NEBlltASKA 1!-YAftD liNE BOWL ftECOftD or ITS OWN WHEN HEMISPHEftE AftE SO SHO~T or TIME THAT EVEN BRITAIN'S IN PAftIS, EXPECTED THE DE- IN THE rlNAl rEW MINUTESQ IT rUMBLED II TIMES AND lOST INTEftZONE SEMI-rINAl COULD CISION ON HIS ~ETURN HOME IT WAS THE KICKING TOE or SEVEN or THEM. NOT BE PLAYED UNTil ArTEft LAST WEEK r~OM A TEACHING HAlrBACK DAVE THEISEN THAT DAVIS CLIMAXED A 73-YAftD MID-SEPTEMBEft. Now IT IS STINT AT TOKYO. SPEllED THE ULTIMATE olr- rlftST-QUAlltTER DftlVE BY ALABAMA AMEftlCA'S P~OBlEM." RUMOftS WEftE ftlfE IN JAPAN rEftENCE. HE KICKED THE EXTftA WITH HIS 31-VAlltD rlElD GOAL ...... AT THE TIME THAT ~E WOULD POINT AfTEft CLARIDGE'S 68- rftOM A WIDE ANGlEo JUST AFTEft DAVIS CUPPER BEATEN BY REJECT BE BAftftED fftOM THE GAMES, YAftD IItUN, AND HE ADDED 31 THE SECOND QUAlltTEft STARTED, SYDNEY {UPI}--THE DAVIS Cu~ AND ON HIS ftETUlltN HOME AND 36-YA~D rlElD GOALS IN HE KICKED HIS 46-YAftDEft, SMASH- SINGLES IItEJECT, fftED STOLLE, GEESINK SAID, "ALL JAPAN IS THE rllltS'T HALro ING HIS dWN 1962 DISTANCE ftE- BEAT DAVIS CUP PlAYEIIt JOHN rlABBERGASTED AT THE DECISIO, (CONtTo fROM LEfT) COlltD or 32 YAlltDS. NEWCOMBE, 6-4, 10-8, TO WIN THE MOftE SO BECAUSE NOBODY TENTION or liVING THEftE SHOlltTLY BErOftE THE HAlr, THE SINGLES rlNAl or THE MANl HAS ftAISED ANY OBJECTIONS PERMANENTLY. I Will PftOB- WHEN ANOTHEft ALABAMA DftlVE SEASIDE LAWN TENNIS TOUftNAMENT. TO MY COMPETING. IT IS THE ABLY MAKE SEVElltAL SHOftT BOGGED DOWN, DAVIS CAME orr NEWCOMBE WAS NOT UP TO HIS WOftK or THE NETHEftlANDS VISITS OVEft THE YEARSo" THE BENCH AGAIN AND KICKED A DAVIS CUP rOftM AND WAS sur­ OLYMPIC COMM!TTEEo" THE DUTCH OLYMPIC COMMIT- 22-YAftD rlElD GOAL TO GIVE rEftlNG rlltOM A HEAD COLD, BUT GEESINK, ALTHOUGH BITTEftlY TEE, MEANWHilE, DEFENDED ALABAMA A 9-0 HAlrTIME lEAD. STOllE MADE EVEftY SHOT A WIN­ DISAPPOINTED AT THE OLYMPIC THElft DECISION BY SAYING OLE MISS CAME TO lirE IN THE NE~ WITH HIS GOOD ~ETUlltN SEftVE. COMMITTEE'S DECISION, HAS "GEESINK EAlltNS MONEY BY rOU~TH QUAftTE~ WITH A 74-YARD NO INTENTION or EMIGlltATING TEACHING JUDO SO Ht IS NOT TO DlltIVE. LA~ftY SMITH SCOlltED ROSE B

lOST NOTICES SMALL BftOWN PURSE CONTAINING HELP WANTED SUM or MONEY. ffNDE~ PLEASE ~ETURN TO HOU~GlASS O~ CALL HELP WANTED - fEMALE 315. RiCHARDSON SHOWTIME 7~30 BEll TELEPHONE lABORATORIES THE RUNNING MAN A •• Gooo. Y & C .oNo. NIKE ZEUS COMPLEX LADIES BLACK AND GOLD BUTANE TIME IS ~UNNING OUT fOR THE ~UNNiNG MAN AND FUll TIME OPENiNG LHGHTE~ ON NEW YrA~'S EVE HIS WOMAN' P~OFESS80NAL lIB~A~8AN - AT YOKWE YUK CAll 425 OR PftEFE~ABlY WITH TECHNICAL 532 • YOKWE YUK SHOWTiME 7 AND 9 P.M. l8BRA~Y EXPE~!ENtE CAllF"ORNIA STENOGRAPHERS AND TYPISTS fOUND JOCK MAHONEY AND FAITH DOMERGUE TYPISTS - PARy-TIME ONE HAT NEA~ PIEft. IDENTIFY THE STO~Y OF FEARLESS F~ONTIE~SMEN LED BY CALL MISS S.A. C~ABB 9-468 AND CLAiM AT HOu~GlASS. A DANGE~~LOViNG SOLD!E~ OF FO~TUNE! ~ tOft INFORMATIO~ AND INTERVIEW APPOINTMENT. DIViNG MASK AND MESH BAG OCEAN ViEW SHown ME 7~30 AND MIDNIGHT FOUND AT EMON BEACH. IDEN­ GUN HAWK A.o GOOD. Y •• oMATU~E. C.ooNo. BASKETBAll OffiCIALS TUry AND CLAiM AT HOURGLASS. NONE COULD MATCH THE FURY OF HiS KlllEft GUNS URGENTLY NEEDED. CALL 2190 o.oO~ THE ViOLENT WAY HE LOVED. OR APPLY AT TCT PERSONNEL B~OOCH AND EARRING SET OFFiCE IN THE TE~MINAL BLDG. FOUND ON lA~OON ROAD IDEN~ ROXY SHOWTIME 6~3Q AND B~30 T!FY AND CLAiM AT HOU~GLASS. MAN IN THE SHADOW CLERK TYPISTS JEFF CHANDLER CALL 2190 Oft CONTAcr TCT WANTED VIOLENCE AND FEA~ GR~PfED THIS LAND OF THE INDUS~~tAC RElATJONS OrrlCE "PEDAL RftSE~S~ FO~ CHiLD'S LAWLESS ON 2ND FlOGR OF tEftMtNAL BLDG TRICYCLE CAll 697 ANYTiME. ROi NAMUR SHOWTOME 8 Potoli o ONE 6/0 PENN REEL, AND ONE SAYONARA fOR SALE #522 HO~NELl ftOD CONTACT MA~LON B~ANDO AND PAT~ICIA OWENS TOYS AT BIG SAViNGS AT TOY­ T~AllER 516. A STORY DEBUNKING THE OLD ADAGE, ~EAST IS LAND! THU~SDAY, JAN 2, UNTfL EAST, AND WEST IS WEST, AND NEVER THE TWAIN 7'30 P.M~~ fR~DAY, 8g30 A.Mo SOMEONE TO CARE FO~ 2 SMALL S HALL MEET." TO 5:30 PoM., SATU~DAY, 8~30 CHILDREN FOR 5i DAYS A WEEK. A.M. TO I ~OO P.M. CALL 9-431 DAYS O~ CONTACT MAD CLUB SHOWTIME 7g30 TRAilER b73 ANYTIME. lESS OF THE STORM COUNTRY ONE-TON AI~ CONDITIONER. Ex­ DIANE BAKE~ AND JACK GING CELLENT CONDITBON. $100. SOMEONE TO CARE FOR 2-YEAR­ THE STO~Y OF WAR MADE BY THE rA~MEftS AGAINST, ONE BIRL'S BiKE AND ONE BOY'S OLD BOY WHilE MOTHE~ WO~KS. THE MODE~N CHEMICAL PLANTS. BIKE. $20 EACH. GOOD CONDI­ CONTACT TRAnlE~ 650. TION. CAll 2468 ArTE~ 4~30. you~ OLD CH~BSTMAS CAftDS NOT I CE fOR HOUS i NG AND BOQ HIRiNG CUT~orf DATE SET B~OWNIE UN!FO~M---D~ESS, THEY CAN BE USED BY TEACHE~S OCCUPANTS IN ACCO~DANCD WITK GLOBAL BELT, HAT, AND TIE. SIZE 10. IN THE M8SS~ON SCHOOLS REV. JANUARY HOUSE RENTALS, ASSOCIATES PLANNED PHASE-IN HA~DlY WO~N. $3. CALL 2330 • DAUGHTRY is COLLECTING THEM TELEPHONE RENTALS, AND BOQ P~OGRAM, AP'LiCATIONS fO~ EM­ AT ~HE CHAPEL FOR REV. BUCK. BILLETiNG AND MESSING PLOYMENT IN THE FOLLOWING, CHARGES ARE DUE AND PAYABLE FUNCTIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEP~tn ON JANUA~Y I ~ PAY"£NT MAY A'TI:"" JM~f\Y 4 '9P4~,

PRActiCE AT SIZE THU~SDAY, JANUARY ENVELOPE AND ADD~ESSED TO lAUNDftY, RADIO, HYL ENE BATHTUBS. THE CENT~Al BILLETING OFs AND MEa'CAL. KENNEDY'S - 2201. KWAJAlEIN tENNIS CLUB FVCE fO~ DElIVE~Y ViA THE PE~SONN£L NOW WORKING IN WILL MEET THIS EVENING AT GUARD MAl l THE ABOVE AREAS ARE U~GED TO AKAI M-6. A-I CONDITION. 7 P.Mo IN THE CONFE~ENCE IN ADDITiON, A CLERK WilL SUBMIT THEIR APPLICATIONS AS $250. CALL 2379 ANYTIME. ROOM Of THE TE~MINAL BLDG. BE AT THE EXECUTIVE MESS EA~LY AS POSSfBlE. DU~iNG THE LUNCH HOU~ ON OFF-ISLAND ftECRUITING TO T~REE-QUA~T[R TON AIR CON­ MCKAY TO ADDRESS STUDY GROUP JANUA~Y 3 AND 4 TO ~ECEBVE Fill THE JOBS FOR WHICH APPLi­ D!TIONE~. AVAILABLE THE RAYMOND McKAY Wtill SPlAK YOUR PAYMENT CATIONS HAVE NOT BEEN ~ECEIVED END OF JANUARY. $75. CALL AT THe MfC~ONESIAN STUDY WiLL COtoliMENCE SHO~TlY ArTE~ 2371 GROUP MEETING, JANUAftY 7 • MUU MUU fASHION SHOW JANUARY 4, 1964. APPLICATION fORMS AVAILABLE ApPLICATIONS FftOM DEPENDENT POLAROID CAMERA MODEL CUB SCOUT MEETiNG CANCELED ApPLiCATION fORMS FO~ Hi~ES, ON-SITE, WilL BE AC­ ~900~ WiTH DELUXE LEATHER CUB SCOUT PACK #135 MEETING THE YOKWE YUK WOMEN'S CLUB CEPTED AND PROCESSED AFTER CASE, WINK liGHT FLASH, TO BE HELD ON JANUA~Y 3 Muu Muu fASHION SHOW A~E THE ABOVE DATE. FilTER KIT (3 FllTE~S), HAS BEEN CANCELED UNTiL NOW AVAILABLE FROM M~s. CLOSE-UP LENS KIT (3 lENSES), rU~THE~ NOTICE. JoV MA~AFOTI AT QUA~TE~S CHARM BY MAil ORDER LENS SHADE, tABLE ~ELEASE, 426-8. CHICAGO (UPi )--MONTGOME~Y AND HEAVY DUTY T~IPOD ORIG~ ROD AND GUN CLUB TO MEET THE KWAJ-DES!GNED~AND WARD TODAY BRIGHTENED THE NAL PRICE (MACY'S) $191.57. THE KWAJAlE IN ROD AND GUN MADE MOU MUUS Will BE rUTUftE OF TEEN-AGE GIRLS BY I Will SELL FO~ $155 OUTFIT CLUB Will HOLD ITS SEM!~ MODELED IN A STYLE SHOW INT~ODUC'NG A TWENTY-LESSON 2 MONTHS OLD CALL SGT. ANNUAL ELECTiON OF OFFICEftS THE AFTE~NOON Of JANUA~Y MAIL ORDER CHARM COURSE IN THORP AFTER 5 P.M. - 796. ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 19 AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. FASHION, GOOD GROOMING AND 1964, AT 7~30 P.M. AT THE MODELING BOGEN-PRESTO 4-SPEED TURN­ SCUBA CLUBHOUSE. AT THIS DEN MOTHERS AND COMMITTEE WARD VICE PRESiDENT CHA~lES TABLE WITH WALNUT BASE AND Ti\IIE MEMBE~SH I P ~ENEWAlS WILL MEMBE~S OF CUB PACK #135 WOOD SA!D THE WENDY WA~D CHARM P!CKE~ING W38T CART~!DGE. BE TAKEN AND AW~ftDS r~OM Will MEET IN TRA8lE~ 5~ COURSE, FEATU~ED !N THE SP~!NG $400 M-5 AKA! WiTH SPEAKE~S THE DECEMBE~ MATCH WILL BE ON fftIDAY, JANUARY 3 F~OM CATALOG, WiLL HAVE AN APPEAL GOOD CONDiTiON. $IBo. CALL P~ESENTED. ALL MEMBE~S 6~45 TO 7g45 P.Mo TO GORlS WHO W4NT TO LOOK 9~228 Oft SEE AFTE~ 4~30 A~E U~GED TO ATTEND AND THEI~ BEST BUT CAN'T ArrORD AT T~AUlER 51 i" GUESTS A~E iNViTED. ROCKEFEllER wifE EXPECTiNG THE "88 G CV TY" COURSE. NEW YORK tUPI )=~MRS. iNCLUDED I~ THE $4 79 PACKEr GIRlYS 26" BiKE T~AOlER PROTESTANT CHAPEL CHOIR MA~GARETTA ROCKEFEllER, WiFE IS A 130-PAGE IllUSTRATED 512 • WiLL MEET THOS EVENING AT OF COVEftNOft NELSON A.RoCKE~ MANUAL, TWO lONG-PLAYING ~[~ 7g30 P.M. AT QUA~TE~S 46!~B rEllER, IS EXPECTING A CORDS, A PERSONAL COUNSELLING

GREAT WORLD ATLAS. NEW •• 0000 ChilD, I T WAS LEARNED TODAY SEftVICE, AND A QUARTE~LY PUB~ ED!TijON = ~N COLOR NEVER lOST REPO~TS THAT THE GOVE~NOft LiCATION THAT REPO~TS ON fADS USED. CONTACT TRAOlE~ ~y CLUB ON NEW YEARS EVE. AND HiS SECOND WiFE WERE AND FASHIONS. 82 EXPECT!NG THEiR F~RST CHILD OTHER ITEMS IN THE NEW CATA­ 7 BLACK lEATHER CAMEftA CASE WERE CONFU~MED TODAY BV MRS. fO~ M8NOLTA. CAll 9~3i6 OR ROCKFEllEft'S MOTHE~, M~s. LOG INCLUDED A HAlft DRYER FO~ T'~ES rO~ tl:l NTACT TRiU l ER 568 0 , GEO~GE Eo 8A~TOl. DOGS, ANTAQUE CARS, AND PA~TS FOR A 1920 fO~D CAR