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RUSK Tely ~S H6'believes NORFOLK, VIRGINIA, SEPT~ 20 (UPI)-­ HURRICANE ESTHER SPARED NORTH CAROLINA R~~~Lt~! J£~ H I.GH TIDE LOW TIDE 9/22 5·3 AT 0228 C'l1 9/21 1.4 AT 2016 9/22 5. 0 AT 1502 ~J1t., 9/22 008 AT 0856 9/22 008 AT 2102 VOL. KWAJALEIN MARSHALL IS THURSDAY 21 SEPTEMBER '61 /," HURRICANE ESTHER SPARES NORTK CAROLINA &VIRGINIA RUSK TElY ~S H6'BElIEVES NORFOLK, VIRGINIA, SEPT~ 20 (UPI)-­ HURRICANE ESTHER SPARED NORTH CAROLINA R~~~lT~! J£~. roq~~~.!}R~t lf~~:£~2~Ru~~R~Jo~R£ss AND VIRGINIA TODAY BY SWINGING ITS TODAY THAT HE BELIEVES THERE ARE "REALISTIC POSSIBILITIES FOR A NEGOTIATED VICIOUe 130 MILE AN HOUR WINDS TO A MOR SETTLEMENT OF THE BERLIN CRISIS. EASTERLY COURSE THAT MENACED AN AREA RUSK's VIEWS WERE REPORTED BY SENATORS FOLLOWING SPECIAL BRIEFINGS HELD ON FROM LONG ISLAND TO CAPE COD. THE EVE OF HIS TALKS TOMORROW WITH SOVIET FOREIGN MINISTER GROMYKO IN NoV. NEW YORK CITY WAS EXPECTED TO ESCAPE THE SECRETARY FILLED IN THE SENATE fOREIGN RELATIONS AND HOUSE FOREIGN THE BRUNT OF THE BIG, POWERFUL HURRI­ AFFAIRS COMMITTEE ON THE BERLIN SITUATION AND OTHER WORLD PROBLEMS, INCLUDING CANE, BUT FORECASTERS WARNED RESIDENTS THE U.N. CRISIS CREATED BY THE DEATH OF DAG-~AMMARSKJOLD. OF THE NATION'S LARGEST CITY TO BRACE HE WAS DESCRIBED AS "RELATIVELY OPTIMISTIC ABOUT ELECTION OF A SINGLE FOR GALE FORCE WINDS. SUCCESSOR TO HAMMARSKJOLD AND DEFEAT OF SOVIET DEMANDS FOR A THREE-MAN AT 3 PoM. (EST) (2000 GMT) ESTHERvS "TROIKA" PLAN. CENTER WAS ABOUT 200 MILES EAST OF RUSK CAME TO WASHINGTON FROM THE UNITED NATIONS MEETING IN NEW YORK TO GIVE NORFOLK. A DINNER FOR VISITING PERUVIAN PRESIDENT MANUEL PRADO. OffiCIALS EVACUATED 1,000 PERSONS SENATOR HUBERT H. HUMPHREY, DEMOCRAT OF MINNESOTA, SAID Of RUSK's APPRAISAL FROM FIRE ISLAND, A NARROW STRIP Of OF THE TALKS ON BERLIN: SAND OFf THE SOUTHERN COAST OF LONG PROVISIONAL KATANGA "I THINK HE FELT THERE ARE REALISTIC ISLAND, IN ADVANCE OF THE STORM Q CEASE FIRE AGREEMENT POSSIBILITIES IN THE NEGOTIATIONS. HE ON LONG ISLAND ITSELF RESIDENTS Or INDICATED HE'S PROBING PRETTY DEEPLY NOOLA, NORTHERN RHODESIA, SEPT. 20 SHORE AREAS WERE WARNED TO BE READY TO ON THE BERLIN SfTUATIONo (UPI)--KATANGA PRESIDENT MOISE TSHOMBE " MOVE OUT, AND THE RED CROSS SET UP SENATOR JOHN SPARKMAN, DEMOCRAT OF ANNOUNCED THAT HE AND NEGOTIATORS ENOUGH EMERGENCY SHELTERS IN SCHOOLS UoN. ALABAMA, SAID RUSK "FEELS THERE ARE AGREED TODAY ON A PROVISIONAL KATANGA AND OTHER BUILDINGS TO ACCOMMODATE UP REALISTIC POSSiBiliTIES IN THE FIELD CEASE-FIRE TO BECOME EfFECTIVE AT TO 10,000 PERSONS. OF NEGOTIATED SETTLEMENT." BUT HE 12:01 A~M. (KATANGA TIME) TOMORROW o THE AGENCY SAID MORE THAN 6,000 PER­ ADDED THAT RUSK REALIZES ".T WILL BE TSHOMBE ANNOUNCED THE AGREEMENT AT SONS FROM WILMINGTON AND NEW BERN, N.C. A TERRIFIC Joe." A PRESS CONFERENCE AT NDOLA AIRPORT TO THE EASTERN SHORE OF MARYLAND SOUGHT AFTER THE SECRETARY'S APPEARANCE AS HE PREPARED TO FLY BACK TO HIS SHELTER IN 87 CENTERS WHEN THE STORM BEFORE THE HOUSE GROUP THERE WAS A CAPITAL Of ELISABETHVILLE AFTER TWO WAS A THREAT TO THAT AREA LAST NIGHT o BRIEF FLURRY OF SPECULATION HE HAD DAYS OF TALKS HERE WITH U.NQ NEGOTIA­ SIMILAR SHELTERS WERE BEING OPENED WARNED MEMBERS THAT PRESIDENT KENNEDY TOR MAHMOUD VHIARao AS FAR NORTH AS BOSTON. MAy CALL CONGRESS BACK INT~ SPECIAL THE CEASE-FIRE AGREEMENT -- SIGNED WASHINGTON, SEPT o 20 (UPI)--AFTER ~E~SJON IF THE WORLD CRISES GROW HERE BY TSHOMBE AND KHIARI-- MUST BE CHECKING WITH CAPE COOl PRESIDENT AND WORSE. RATIFIED BY U.N. HEADQUARTERS IN NEW MRS. KENNEDY DECIDED TODAY THAT THEIR A RELIABLE SOURCE SAID THAT ACTUALLY YORK, TSHOMBE SAID. TWO CHILDREN WOULD REMAIN AT HYANNIS THE QUESTION OF A POSSfBLE RECALL WAS THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE PROVISIONAL PORT, MASS., FOR THE NIGHT INSTEAD OF RAISED BY A COMMITTEE MEMBER AND RUSKS CEASE-fIRE CAME THREE DAYS AFTER THE GOING TO NEARBY AIR FORCE BASE BECAUSE ANSWER WAS THAT THERE WERE "NO PRESENT DEATH Of U N. SECRETARy-GENERAL DAG OF HuRRICANE ESTHER. PLANS" FOR THAT. HE SAID, HOWEVER, HAMMARSKJOLD, WHO WAS KILLED IN AN THAT KENNEDY NO DOUBT WOULD WANT TO •••••• AIRPLANE CRASH WHILE FLYING HERE TO KEEP CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS INFORMED Or CASTRO IMPOSES NEW EFFECT JUST SUCH AN AGREEMENT. DEVELOPMENTS. RESTRICTION ON CATHOLICS THE AGREEMENT CALLED FOR: HUMPHREY TOLD NEWSMEN HE THOUGHT TROOP MOVEMENTS DURING THE HAVANA, SEPT. 20 (UPI)--THREE MORE --No RUSK SHOWED "A DEGREE OF OPTIMISM" PERIOD Of THE CEASE-FIRE. fOES OF fiDEL CASTRO WERE EXECUTED BY AND WAS "RELATIVELY OPTIMISTIC" ABOUT --ESTABLISHMENT OF A MIXED COMMISS­ FIRING SQUAD TOOAY AS THE PREMIER THE CHANCES OF GETTING NEUTRAL AND ION Of FOUR MEMBERS TO OVERSEE THE ANNOUNCED NEW RESTRICTIONS OF THE ROMAN SMALL-NATION MEMBERS OF THE U.N. TO CEASE-FIRE AND SEEK MEANS TO SETTLE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN A FOUR-HOUR SPEECH. SUPPORT ELECTION Of A SECRETARy-GEN- THE KATANGA-U.N. DISPUTE. THE MEN EXECUTED WERE CARLOS GONZALES ERAL RATHER THAN THE THREE-MAN "TROIKA " VIDAL, CECILIO HERRERO DELGADO AND •••••• PLAN DEMANDED BY RUSSIA • LIFE OF AVERAGE EAST GERMAN FRANCISCO D,AZ RODRIGUEZ. THEY WERE HUMPHREY SAID THE NEUTRALS "HAVE A CONVICTED OF COUNTER-REVOLUTIONARY WILL BECOME HARDER GREAT INTEREST IN THE U.N." CRIME~ RANGING FROM ARSON TO ATTEMPTED ON THE BERLIN SITUATION, SEN. JOHN BERLIN, S£PT. 20 (UPI)--EAST GER­ MURDER. SPARKMAN SAID HE THOUGHT RUSK WAS MANY'S PUPPET PARLIAMENT TODAY GAVE WHILE THEIR DEATH SENTENCES WERE "QUITE REALISTIC." HE SAID SENATOR COMMUNIST CHIEF WALTER ULBRICHT SWEEP­ BEING DEBATED, CASTRO WAS TELLING A HOMER C. CAPEHART, RepUBLICAN OF ING NEW POWERS TO MOBILIZE INDUSTRY, NATIONWIOE RADIO AND TELEVISION AUDIENC INDIANA, OBSERVED DURING THE CLOSED PRIVATE PROPERTY AND THE STATE'S MAN­ THAT RELIGIOUS PROCESSIONS IN CATHOLIC DOOR SESSION THAT HE THOUG~T RUSK WAS POWER THROUGH EAST GERMANytS FIRST CUBA WILL BE BANNED AND THAT PRIESTS DRAFT. "QUITE SKEPTICAL" ABOUT THE CHANCES "WHO CONSPIRE AGAINST THE FATHERLAND " OF A BERLIN SETTLEHENTo THE UNANIMOUS PARLIAMENTARY ACTION WILL LOST THEIR CITlZENSHIP. HE SAID THAT RUSK DISCUSSED THE U.N. WAS THE HIGHLIGHT OF A DAY THAT SAW •••••• EXPLORATION OF "SOME KIND or A PRO- THE HARD LIfE OF THE AVERAGE EAST VISIONAL OPERATION APPARATUS TO FILL GERMAN BECOME EVEN HARDER. " FALLOUT "VICTIM" WILL MOVE THE VOID CREATED BY HAMMARSKJOLD'S BAYONET-BEARING COMMUN'ST POLICE TO NEW ZEALAND DEATH IN AN AFRICAN PLANE CRASH. SEALED OFF ONE Of THE FEW REMAINING GEORGETOWN, ONTARIO, SEPT o 20 (UPI)-­ RUSK, IT WAS STATED, TOLD THE SENATE EAST BERLIN ESCAPE HATCHES BY REMOVING THE NUCLEAR FALLOUT PANIC CLAIMED ITS COMMITTEE THE PROSPECT OF THROWING ALL RESIDENTS fROM HOUSES AND APART­ fiRST "VICTIM" IN CANADA TODAY WHEN A THE ELECTION OF A NEW SECRETARy-GENER­ MENTS ALONG AN EAST-WEST BERLIN BORDER LOCAL rAMILY ANNOUNCED ITS INTENTION AL INTO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, WHERE STREET AND TAKING THEM OFr TO AN UN­ OF EMMIGRATING DOWN UNDER, TO NEW IT WOULD NOT BE SUBJECT TO A SOVIET KNOWN DESTINATION. ZEALAND. VETO~ WOULD BE DEEPLY EXPLORED. S,XTEEN EAST GERMANS FLED TO WEST " " THOMAS FERGUSON SAID HE PLANNED TO BERLIN FROM THE BORDER BUILDINGS ....... SELL HIS HOUSE AND SAIL FOR NEW ZEALAND DURING THE NIGHT. COMMUNIST POLICE HAMMARSKJO~D'S FUNERAL 29 SEPT. WITH HIS WIFE AND TWO CHILDREN, EARLY HURLED TEAR GAS GRENADES fROM THE STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN, SEPT. 20 (UPI)-­ IN 1962. WINDOWS AT WESTERN PHOTOGRAPHERS ON THE FUNERAL OF DAG HAMMARSKJOLD WILL fERGUSON'S STATEMENT CAME FOLLOWING THE STREET BELOW. BE HELD SEPT. 29 IN THE ANCIENT CATHE­ HEALTH MINISTER J. WALDO MONTEITH's THE PARLIAMENTiS NEW DEFENSE LAW DRAL OF UPPSALA, SWEDEN, ~T WAS AN­ ANNOUNCEMENT IN THE HOUSE Of COMMONS PROVIDES FOR A DRArT Or EAST GERMAN NOUNCED TONIGHT. THAT NUCLEAR rALLOUT TODAY WAS HEAVIER YOUTH AND GIVES ULBRICHT POWER TO THE GOVERNMENT SAID THE STATE FUNER­ IN TORONTO THAN AT ANY TIME SINCE RE­ DECLARE A STATE OF EMERGENCY, CONFIS­ AL THE FIRST rOR A COMMONER HERE IN CORDING OF AIR SAMPLES BEGAN TWO YEARS CATE PRIVATE PROPERTY, QUARTER TROOPS 65 , YEARS, WILL RE ATTENDED 6Y S WEOEN ' S AGO IN PRIVATE HOMES AND TRANSFER WORKERS KING GUSTAV VI AND QUEEN LOUISE. WHY NEW ZEALAND? "NOBODY WOULD BOTH­ FROM CITY TO CITY, ER WASTING AN ATOM BOMB ON NEW ZEALAND, fERG I SAID. ~-----------------------------r~~ PAGE 2 HOURGLASS THU Y 21 SEPTEMBER 19611 OP~N PUBLlSHED AT THE DIRECTI~ OF THE UONG I SLIM ELECTED PRESIDENT OF UN, SECRETARY GENERAL JOB COMMANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC MISSILE UNITED NATIONS, SEPT. 20 (UPI) MoNa I SLIM OF TUNISIA WAS ELECTED PRESIDENT RANGE FACILITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TODAY AND THE ArRo-AsIAN FLAVOR OF THE SESSION WAS ISLANDS, INACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU OF HEIGHTENED BY THE EMERGENCE or U THANT OF BURMA AS A LEADING CONTENDER TO WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-59-4176-c WITH SUCCEED DAG HAMMARSKJOLD ON AN INTERIM BASIS. THE TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXAS. SLIM, TUNISIA'S SENIOR DIPLOMAT AND AUONGTIM£ U.N. VETERAN, WAS ELECTED UNANIMOUSLY TO SUCCEED IRISH AMBASSADOR FREDERICK H. BOLAND. THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY SLIM TOOK OFFICE WITH A TRIBUTE TO HAMMARSKJOLD, WHO DIED IN AN AFRICAN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE AIR CRASH LAST WEEKEND, AND AN APPEAL FOR DISARMAMENT AND NUCLEAR TEST BAN FOR NOTICES IS 4 PoM. DAY BEFORE AGREEMENTS AT THIS ASSEM8LY SESSION. PUBLICATION. DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS THE ASSEMBLY DEVOTED ITS AFTERNOON SESSION TO TRIBUTES TO HAMMARSKJOLD FROM IS 10 A.M. DAY OF PUBLICATION. MANY DELEGATIONS. WHILE THE ASSEMBLY COMPLETED ITS THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT ORGANIZATION AND SOUGHT TO START ITS RADIOACTVITY IN JAPAN TO EDIT ALL COPY RECEIVED FOR PERENNIAL ROUTINE, BACK-STAGE EFFORTS TOKYO, SEPT.
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