THE FIRST DAILY PAPER PUBLISHED WEST OF THE INTERNATIONAL DATELINE IS HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE 12-18-64 12-18-64 4.8 AT 0405 0.3 AT 1001 6 I AT 1625 HOURGLAS 0.2 AT 2253 VOL 5 NO 1880 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS THURSDAY 17 DECEMBER 1964 CHRISTMAS SHOPPE S S IA SEE PREVIEW ON PAGE 7 MACY'S HOURS TONITE KREMLIN CAPITULATES STAND 2:00-7:00 PM ON UN PEACE FORCE PAYMENT UNITED NATIONS, DEC. 17 (UPI)--THE SOVIET UNION HAS OFFERED TO PAY $6 MILLION OF ITS U.N. DEBT BY JANUARY I ON CONDITION THAT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY APPROVE FRANCE TO COOPERATE A PACKAGE PLAN TO SOLVE THE ORGANIZATIONfS POLITICO-FINANCIAL CRISIS PRIOR TO THE PAYMENT, I NFORMED SOURCES SA 10 TON I GHT. PARIS, DEC~ 17 (UPI)--rRANcE HAS IN­ A $6 MILLION PAYMENT WOULD COVER THE 5.8 MILLION DOLLARS RUSSIA MUST CONTRI­ DICATED HER READINESS TO WORK OUT AN BUTE TOWARD ITS ARREARS IN ORDER TO EXERCISE ITS ASSEMBLY VOTE UNDER STRICT AGREEMENT FOR COOPERATION BETWEEN HER INTERPRETATION OF THE CHARTER. FLEDGLING NUCLEAR FORCE AND THE UNITED IT WOULD ENABLE THE ASSEMBLY, WHICH HAS BEEN OPERATING ON A "NO VOTE" AGREE­ STATES STRATEGIC AIR COMMANO, RESPON­ MENT UNDER WHICH NO CONTROVERSIAL ITEM HAS BEEN RAISED SINCE ITS DECEMBER 1 SIBLE FRENCH SOURCES SAID TODAY. OPENING, TO PROCEED WITH CHARTER-PRESCRIBED BUSIN~SS OF FILLING SECURITY COUN­ SUCH AN AGREEMENT, THE SOURCES SAID, CIL VACANCIES AND APPROVING ITS 1965 BUDGET BEFORE ITS CHRISTMAS RECESS. WOULD PROvIDE FOR COORDINATION BETWEEN DIPLOMATIC SOURCES SAID THERE WAS THE TWO FORCES IN FIXING TARGETS FOR AGREEMENT THAT THE ASSEMBLY WOULD RE­ THEIR NUCLEAR STRIKES AGAINST THE COM- MAJOR MOON PORT WORK CESS FROM NEXT TUESDAY UNTIL JANUARY I MUNISTS, THERE WAS NO CONFIRMATION OF THE RE­ FRENCH DEFENSE MINISTER PIERRE MES­ STOPPED BY PICKETS CAPE KENNEDY, DEC. 17 (UPI)--WILDCAT PORTED SOVIET OFFER IN OFFICIAL U.N. SMER ANNOUNCED FRANCE'S WILLINGNESS TO DO SO IN A SPEECH TO THE NORTH AT- PICKET LINES TODAY HALTED MAJOR MOON- CIRCLES AND THE SOVIET DELEGATION DEN- LANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION COUNCt~ YE~ PORT CONSTRUCTION AND SERIOUSLY,SLOWED lED TODAY THAT RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR NI­ TERDAY. EARLIER, HE WAS REPORTED TO OTHER SPACE BUILDING AT AMERICA S No. I KOLAI T. FEDORENKO HAD DISCUSSED SPE- HAVE GIVEN THE SAME ASSURANCE TO UoS. ROCKET CENTER. CIFIC SUMS WITH U THANT DURING A VISIT DEFENSE SECRETARY ROBERT D. McNAMARA PICKETS AT ALL THE ENTRANCES TO THE TO A NEW YORK HOSPITAL WHERE THE SEC- DURING A "WORKING BREAKFAST II TALK. SPRAWLING $750 MILLION MERRITT ISLAND RETARY GENERAL IS RECOVERING FROM A FRENCH OFFICIALS NOTED THAT FRANCE MOON BASE AND AT NEARBY PARTICK AIR DUODENAL ULCER. FORCE BASE TURNED AWAY 3,350 OF 4,285 THE RUSSIAN DENIED AS "AN UTTERLY FOR SOME TIME HAS INDICATED READINESS CONSTRUCTION WORKERS. GROUNDLESS INVENTION II A PUBLISHED RE- TO DISCUSS WARTIME COOPERATION BETWEEN THE PICKETS, MEMBERS OF THE CARPEN- PORT THAT IN FEDORENKO'S HOSPITAL TALK HER NATIONAL NUCLEAR FORCE AND THOSE TRY LOCAL 1685, WERE PROTESTING THE WITH THANT "VARIOUS SUMS WERE MENTIONED OF NATO, PARTICULARLY THE UNITED 5TA USE OF NON-UNION CARPENTERS BY ONE FIR WHICH THE SOVIET UNION WAS PREPARED TO AT THE SPACEPORT. LABOR OFFICIALS SAID PAY TO COVER THE SO-CALLED 'ARREARS' MCNAMARA REPORTS THE STRIKE WAS NOT SANCTIONED BY THE FOR THE U N. OPERATIONS IN THE CONGO LOCAL UNION COUNCIL~ AND THE MIDDLE EAST ILLEGALLY ASSESSED ON NATO DEFENSES "THE IMPACT OF THIS WALKOUT ••• WILL BE FOR THE SOVIET UNION." WASHINGTON, DEC. 17 (UPI)--DEFENSE FAR REACHING ON THE CONSTRUCTION EF- (CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR) SECRETARY ROBERT S. McNAMARA SAID TO­ FORTS OF OUR NATION 1S SPACE PROGRAM," DAY THAT UcSo ATOMIC DEMOLITION DE­ SAID COL. WoLo STARNES, HEAD OF THE VICES ARE IN EUROPE AND ARE AVAILABLE ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS' SPACE CON­ REBELS ARE STRONGER FOR THE DEFENSE OF WEST GERMANY AND STRUCTION HERE. OTHER NATO ALLIES. A SPOKESMAN FOR THE CORPS SAID NEAR­ IN NORTHERN CONGO THE POWERFUL NUCLEAR EXPLOSIVES PRE- LEOPOLDVILLE, DEC. 17 (UPI)--CONGO­ LY ALL OF THE 1,700 MEN WORKING ON THE SUMABLY WOULD BE USED TO CLOSE MOUN­ LESE NATIONAL ARMY UNITS IN THE NORTH- 52-STORY SATURN-5 MOON ROCKET ASSEMBLY TAIN PASSES AND CREATE BARRIERS TO THE EASTERN PART OF THE COUNTRY ARE COMING BUILDING WERE OFF THE JOB WORK ON THE ADVANCE OF TROOPS IN CASE OF WAR. UNDER INCREASING PRESSURE FROM THE COM- KEY $100 MILLION PROJECT IS ABOUT FIN- McNAMARA, ON HIS RETURN FROM NATO MUNIST-BACKED REBEL FORCES, REPORTS ISHED MEETINGS IN PARIS, COMMENTED ON RE­ REACHING LEOPOLDVILLE SAID TODAY. ALTHOUGH THERE WAS NO PICKETING AT PORTS THAT THE WEST GERMANS WANT TO INSTEAD OF PUSHING THE CAMPAING TO THE MISSILE CENTER ON C APE KENNEDY POSITION THE DEMOLITION DEVICES ALONG CRUSH THE REBELLION IN THE NORTH, MOST ITSELF, WORK WAS STOPPED ON A CAPE THEIR EASTERN BORDER SO THAT AN IN­ OF THE CONGOLESE ARMY TROOPS ARE NOW LAUNCHING PAD BEING RE-FURBISHED TO STANTANEOUS BARRIER TO TROOP ADVANCE ON THE DEFENSIVE, THE REPORTS SAID~ HANDLE THE SATURN-B SUPER ROCKET THAT COULD BE CREATED. THE TOWN OF PAUL'S, ABOUT 220 MILES IS SCHEDULED TO ORB[T THREE MEN IN "I UNDERSTAND THERE HAS BEEN DIS­ NORTHEAST OF' STNALEYVILLE, IS PRACT IC­ CUSSION IN THE PRESS OF ATOMIC DEMOLI­ 1967. ALLY ENCIRCLED BY SUPERIOR REBEL FORCES WORK WAS ALSO HALTED ON A $1 MILLION TION DEVICES," McNAMARA SAID. WHO HAVE CONSTANTLY HARASSED THE EM­ LABORATORY AT PATRICK, HEADQUARTERS OF (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) BATTLED GARRISON OF 47 WHITE MERCEN­ THE ATLANTIC MISSILE TESTING RANGE. ARIES AND 200 CONGOLESE SOLDIERS. AFTER THE ATTACKS AGAINST PAULIS LAST JOHNSON WILL TAKE IT EASY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, IN WHICH THE CON­ GOLESE ARMY LOST 13 MEN KILLED AND 9 ON "GREAT SOC IETY" PROGRAM WOUNDED THE REBELS ATTACKED AGAIN YES­ WASHINGTON, DEC. 17 (UPI)--PRESIDENT JOHNSON HAS LET IT BE KNOWN HE INTENDS TERDAY, THIS TIME SUPPORTED BY TWO AR­ TO PUSH PLANS FOR HIS "GREAT SOCIETY" AT HIS OWN--SOMEWHAT LEISURELY--PACE MORED VEHICLES. HE ALSO HAS NO PLANS FOR ANY DRASTIC CHANGES IN U.S. POLICY IN VIET NAM. THE REPORTS SAID THERE WERE "CASUAL­ THE PRESIDENT'S VIEWS ON THESE AND OTHER SUBJECTS CAME TO LIGHT TODAY AFTER TIES ON BOTH SIDES," BUT NO FIGURES A PRIVATE MEETING HE HAD YESTERDAY WITH REPORTERS FOR THREE NEWSPAPERS--THE WERE GIVEN. CONGOLESE ARMY SOURCES WASHINGTON POST, THE BALTIMORE SUN AND THE NEW YORK TIMES. THEIR ACCOUNTS NOTED THAT JOHNSON IS CONSCIOUS OF HIS TOPHEAVY MAJORITY IN THE NOVEMBER 3 ELECTION. BUT HE IS ALSO MINDFUL OF THE TROUBLE HIS POLITICAL NATO IS DETERMINED HERO, FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT, RAN INTO IN TRYING TO ENLARGE THE SUPREME COURT TO REACH AGREEMENT AFTER HIS 1963 ELECTION LANDSLIDE. PARIS, DEC. 17 (UPI)--THE NORTH AT­ JOHNSON WAS PICTURED AS BEING PARTI­ DOCKERSf"SHIPPERS CONFER LANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION FOREIGN CULARLY CONCERNED WITH THE PROBLEMS TO SHAKE OUfr FEATHERBEDS MINISTERS ANNOUNCED TODAY THEY WILL OF POVERTY AND EDUCATION HIS APPRO~ NEW ORLEANS, DECo 17 (UPI)--GULF CONTINUE STUDYING THE PROBLEMS FACING TO BOTH IS LIKELY TO BE A GOOD BIT COAST SHIPPERS AND LONGSHOREMEN'S THE ALLIANCE IN BOTH THE NUCLEAR AND SLOWER THAN SOME PERSONS WOULD LIKE, UNION OFFICIALS MEET TOMORROW FOR CRI­ CONVENTIONAL FIELDS. HOWEVER. TICAL BARGAINING TALKS ON A DISPUTE IN A COMMUNIQUE WINDING UP ITS THREE­ ONE REASON IS THAT JOHNSON, THROUGH THAT COULD TIE UP AMERICAN PORTS FROM DAY MEETING HERE, THE NATO COUNCIL LONG YEARS OF POLITICAL EXPERIENCE, MAINE TO TEXAS THIS WEEKEND. UNION PLEDGED ITS DETERMINATION TO CONTINUE KNOWS THAT SUCH COMPLEX AND DEEP-SEAT- LEADERS SAY A CONTRACT SETTLEMENT WORKING FOR A DISARMAMENT AGREEMENT. ED PROBLEMS CANNOT BE SOLVED IN A DAY REACHED IN NEW YORK YESTERDAY DOES NOT "IN THIS CONNECTION," THE COMMUNIQUE OR A YEARn ANOTHER IS THAT MUCH DE- LESStN THE STRIKE THREAT. SAID, "THEY STRESSED THE IMPORTANCE OF PENDS ON CONGRESS, MEMBERS OF WHICH NORTH ATLANTIC DOCKWORKERS AND SHIP- AVOIDING DISSEMINATION OF' NUCLEAR ARE SUPREMELY AWARE OF THEIR ROLE IN PERS AGREED YESTERDAY ON A NEW FOUR- WEAPONS." VOTING FUNDS. YEAR CONTRACT, BUT A STRIKE BY GULF (CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR) COAST LONGSHOREMEN STILL COULD CAUSE AN ATLANTIC COAST WOLKOUT. OPERATION NOTICE SEE PAGE 2 ,-- ~------.~~ ~-­ P~GE 2 HOURGLASS THURSDAY ECEMBER 1964 ~~~~------r------, I PUBLISHED BY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES AT ,THE DIRECTION OF THE COMMANDING OFfI­ EXPENSIVE EXUBERANCE OPERATION TONIGHx CER, KWAJALEIN TEST SITE, MARSHALL IS~ BUffALO, DEC. 17 (UPI)--A BIOLOGY WHEN THE TAKE COVER SIGNAL SOUNDS lLANOS. CONTRACT DA-010021 AMc-90004 (Y) TEST WAS BLAMED TODAY fOR A STUDENT fOR TONIGHT'S OPERATION 4 BUSES WILL I (NI 2367156) 35i33A PMR WITH GLOBAL AS-, HOAX WH1CH GREW INTO AN UNRULY, HOUR· BE STATIONED AS USUAL ON PALM ROAD SOC IATES. LONG DE~IONSTRAT ION BY UN I VERS I TY Of IN THE TRAILER HOUSING AREA AT TELE- I THE HOURGLAss IS PUBLISHED DAILY BUFfALO STUDENTS AT GREATER BUffALO PHONE BOOTHS 2, 4, 5 AND 7. ALL PER­ IMONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE fOR INTERNATIONAL f IRPORT. SONNEL WHO HAVE NOT MADE ARRANGEMENTS I 'NOTICES IS 4PM THE DAY BEfORE PUBLICA­ ONE STUDtNT WAS ARRESTED TO TAKE COVER IN OTHER APPROVED SHEL-I ITION AND DEADLINE fOR NEWS ITEMS IS A CROWD Of MORE THAN 2,000 STUDENTS TERS ARE URGED TO BOARD THE BUSES I I lOAM THE DAY Of PUBLICATION. SURGED THROUGH THE AIRPORT'S MAIN PROMPTLY FOR TRANSPORTATION TO THE I I THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO I TERMINAL BUILDING YESTERDAY BEfORE YOKWE YUK CLUB THESE BUSES WILL DE- I IEDIT COpy RECEIVED fOR PUBLICATION. DOZENS OF POLICE OffiCERS, INCLUDING PART fOR THE CLUB AS SOON AS THEY ARE STATE TROOPERS, COULD RESTORE ORDER. fULLY LOADED BUT NOT LATER THAN 10 AN 18-YEAR-OLD fRESHMAN AT THE UNI­ MINUTES AfTER THE TAKE COVER HAS SO~ EDITOR NEIL PHELPS-MuNSON VERSITY, WHO DESCRIBED HIMSELF AS AN ED. ASST EDITOR DICK VETH ORGANIZER Of THE HOAX, SAID IT WAS A 5TH BUS STATIONED AT TRAILER 778 STAff REBECCA LLEWELLYN STAGED "TO LET Off SOME STEAM BECAUSE WILL LEAVE AT 15 MINUTES AfTER THE RUTH LONDON Of A REAL TOUGH BIOLOGY EXAMINATION TAKE COVER AND PROCEED DOWN PALM ROAD AUDREY STRATMANN WE HAD TUESDAY." TO PICK UP THOSE WHO DID NOT GET ON PEGGY TEMPLIN THE STUDENTS GATHERED AT THE AIR­ THE fiRST 4 BUSES. THIS BUS MUST BE PORT TO PROTEST THE ARRIVAL Of A AT THE CLUB WITHIN 10 MINUTES AFTER I1DIGNITARY" f~OM A NON-EXISTENT ARAB­ LEAVING TRAILER 778. OFFICIAL BULLETIN IAN COUNTRY, ALLECEDLY fOR HIS ANTI­ ALL PERSONNEL ARE ASKED TO COOPERATE DUTY OFFICER FOR KWAJALEIN TEST SITE SEMITIC STAND. T~ SO-CALLED DIGNI­ AND BE READY TO BOARD THE BUSES WITH­ DATE HOME PHONE TARY WAS ACTUALLY ANOTHER STUDENT OUT DELAY TO PERMIT THEM TO ARRIVE I I~ DEC 64 MAJ. R.W. SPECKER 2240 fLOWN TO NEW YORK EARLY YESTERDAY AND AT THE CLUB AS SCHEDULED. 'Ib DEC 64 CAPT. M.C. WINEBARGER 664 THEN BA CK AGA I N TO MA KE THE APPEARANCE 19 DEC 64*LT. COL. W.J. NELSON 646 ESTIMATES Of DAMAGE TO THE AIRPORT VIET NAM DEATHS AT JJ9 20 DEC 6l-~*CAPT. M.C. WINEBARGER 664 WAITING ROOM RANGED fROM 200 TO bOOO WASHINGTON, DEC 17 (UPI)--THIRTEEN 21 DEC 64 CAPT. R.O. CASE 2201 DOLLARS THE STUDENTS SMASHED WIN­ u.s. SERVICEMEN DIED IN SOUTH VIET 22 DEC 64 LT. COL W.W. CRUM 604 NAM DURING THE WEEK ENDING DEC. 14, DOW;:. I-II~IJ CHA IRS, OVERTURNED ASHTRA YS 23 DEC 64 CAPT L.O. COX 2334 AND TURNED Off AN ESCALATOR. THE DEfENSE DEPARTMENT REPORTED TO­ *INDICATES WEEKENDS AND/OR HOLIDAYS DAY. IT WAS THE SECOND LARGEST WEE~­ iDUTY OffiCER IS THE KWAJALEIN TEST SITE NEW YORK TO BUILD LY U.S, CASUALTY TOLL OF THE VIETNA­ ICOMMANDING OffiCER'S REPRESENTATIVE MESE WAR lOURING OTHER THAN NORMAL WORKING HOURS. DESALINATION PLANT TEN Of THE MEN WERE KILLED IN COM­ 1- - ALBANY, N.y DEC. 17 (UPI)--Gov. BAT AGAINST THE COMMUNIST VIET CONG, NELSON A. ROCKEFELLER DISCLOSED PLANS PERON 1ST LABOR UNIONS AND THREE DIED Of OTHER CAUSES.ANO~ER TODAY fOR CONSTRUCTION Of A MULTI­ 35 MEN WERE WOUNDED. STAGE GENERAL STRIKE MILLION DOLLAR NUCLEAR DESALINATION DEATHS DURING THE WEEK BROUGHT TO BUENOS AIRES, DEC 17 (UPI)--SCATTER-! PLANT ON THE EASTERN END Of LONG Is­ 339 THE TOTAL NUMBER Of AMERICANS 'ED OUTBREAKS Of TERRORISM TODAY MARKED, LAND. WHO HAVE DIED IN VIET NAM SINCE JAN.~ ITHE START Of A 48-HOUR GENERAL STRIKE i THE GOVERNOR SAID HE WOULD ASK THE 1961, 235 OF THEM IN BATTLE AND 104 ICALL BY PRO-PERONIST LABOR UNIONS THE 1965 LEGISLATURE FOR AN APPROPRIATION fROM NON-COMBAT CAUSES IWALKOUT, HOWEVER, fAILED TO PARALYZE of$3.5 MILLION AS AN ADVANCE TO THE THE WOUNDED fiGURE STOOD AT 1,442 ITHE ~ATION AS ITS SPONSORS HAD PREDIC~~ NEW YORK STATE ATOMIC AND SPACE DE­ ELEVEN AMERICANS WERE REPORTED MISS­ I EXCEPT fOR THE UNUSUAL SIGHT Of A VELOPMENT AUTHORITY TO UNDERTAKE THE ING, AND NINE MEN ARE BEING HELD BY IpOLICEMAN WITH A POLICE DOG ON A LEASH PROJECT, WITH THE AID Of fEDERAL fUNDS THE COMMUNIST~. ION EVERY BLOCK IN DOWNTOWN BUENOS AIRES, THE PROJECT WILL PRODUCE ONE MILLI~ THE 235 BATTLE DEATHS INCLUDED 169 iTHE CAPITAL APPEARED TO BE NORMAL. GALLONS Of PURE WATER A DAY AND 2,500 SOLDIERS, 4 SAILORS, II MARINES AND EVEN IN THE INDUSTRIAL BELT AROUND KILOWATTS Of ELECTRICITY. 51 AIRMEN AIRCRAfT INCIDENTS ACCOUNT SOUTHERN AND WESTERN BUENOS AIRES, WHmE IN PROPOSING THE PLANT, THE GOVER­ ED fOR 142 OF THE DEATHS AND GROUND THE STRIKE HAD EXPECTED TO HAVE MAXIMUM NOR SAID ACTION fOR 93 IEffECT, ONLY THE LARGER fACTORIES WERE tlNo NUCLEAR DESALTING PLANT NOW Of THE 104 MEN WHO DIED FROM NON­ i CLOS ED DOWN EXISTS ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD THIS COMBAT CAUSES, 43 WERE KILLED IN AIR­ I TRAINS RAN BEHIND SCHEDULE BUT WERE PROJECT WILL THEREfORE DEMONSTRATE A CRAfT ACCIDENTS. liN fULL OPERATION SUBWAY SERVICES WERE! NEW PEACEfUL USE Of ATOMIC ENERGY UNINTERRUPTED ALTHOUGH UNDER HEAVY WITH APPLICATION NOT ONLY HERE AT BRITAIN WILL HONOR !GUARD Bus AND TAXI SERVICES WERE NOR­ HOME BUT ALSO IN MANY Of THE EARTH'S J DEFENSE TREATIES IM\L NEWSPAPEP~ WERE PUBLISHED UNDERPRIVILEDGED REGIONS WHOSE NEED FOR NEW SOURCES Of WATER WERE HIGH­ LONDON, DEC. 17 (UPI)--BRITAIN IN­ I THE SHOW MUST GO ON LIGHTED IN A RECENT UNITED NATIONS TENDS TO MEET fULLY ITS TREATY COM- I MITMENTS TO HELP MALAYSIA AGAINST IN- I SEOUL DEC. 17 (UPI)--A HELICOPTER REPORT." DONESIAN AGGRESSION, COMMONWEALTH ! ICARRYING HALf Of AMERICAN COMEDIAN SECRETARY ARTHUR BOTTOMLEY SAID TO­ 'BOB HOPE'S TROUPE Of CHRISTMAS ENTER­ ITALIAN ELECTION DERBY DAY. TAINERS DEVELOPED ENGINE TROUBLE AND ROME, DEC. 17 (UPI)--THE ITALIAN HE WAS SPEAKING AT A LUNCH GIVEN FOR IMADE A fORCED LANDING IN A SWIRLING PARLIAMENT TODAY FAILED IN ITS THIRD HIM BY COMMONWEALTH NEWS CORRESPOND~ SNOWSTORM fOUR MILES NORTHEAST Of HERE BALLOT TO ELECT A NEW PRESIDENT, AND QUESTIONED ON THE POSSIBILITY OF TODAY OFfiCIAL CHRISTIA~ DEMOCRATIC CANDI­ BRITAIN'S V-BOMBERS PROVIDING A rr NU _ HOPE, WHO WAS IN ANOTHER HELICOPTER, II DATE GIOVANNI LEONE LOST FURTHER ~OUND CLEAR UMBRELLA fOR CCMMONWEALTH DE­ HAD TO DELAY HIS OPEN-AIR SHOW BEfORE TO DARK HORSE AMINTORE FANfANI, THE fENSE COMMITMENTS BOTTOMLEY SAID 2,000 ASSEMBLED AT THE ASCOM DISTRICT LIKELY CHOICE OF THE COMMUNISTS rrWE ARE DETERM I NED TO SUSTA I N TO COMMAND BASEBALL fiELD UNTIL M SECOND NEAPOLITAN LAWYER LEONE, 56, POLLED THE BEST Of OUR ABlalTY ALL OUR lOMMO CHOPPER COULD BE SENT TO PICK UP THE 298 VOTES, fAR SHORT OF THE REQUIRED I WEALTH fRIENDS WHO SEEK OUR HELP STRANDED GROUP TVJO-THIRDS MAJORITY OF 642 AND AN OMIN­ THIS DETERMINATION APPLIES WITH SPEC~~ COMMEDIENNE JANIS PAIGE, BANDLEADER OUS DROP Of 21 fROM THE VOTE HE WON fORCE IN CASES WHERE A SPECifiC TRE- I LES BROWN, JOHN BUBBLES AND JERRY CO- I IN YESTERDAY'S fiRST BALLOT. ATY LAYS AN EXTRA OBLIGATION UPON U~ LONNA WERE IN THE DOWNED HELICOPTER, STRONG MAN FANfANI, ALSO A CHRISTIAN If THUS, WE SHALL MEET TO THE fULL OUR HOWEVER THEY ALL ARRIVED NONE THE WORSE DEMOCRAT, MOVED UP fROM 18 VOTES IN COMMITMENTS UNDER THE ANGLO-MALAYSIAN iFOR THEIR EXPERIENCE AND THE SHOW GOT THE FIRST AND 53 IN THE SECOND BALLOT DEFENSE AGREEMENT TO HELP IN THE DE­ IIU~DER WAY TWO HOURS LATE TO 71 IN THE THIRD fENSE OF MALAYSIA AGAINST INDONESIAN , HOPE, IN fiNE FORM, TOLD THE Gis HE THE COMMUNISTS KEPT CASTING "COUR­ AGGRESSION WE SHALL DO THIS DESPITE WAS WITH TH EM BE CA USE Il I fORGOT TO TEA R TESyrt VOTES FOR "FAVORITE SOr\" SEN. OUR PRESENT ECONOMIC DIFFICULTIES, THE GOLDWATER STICKER Off MY BUMPER, UMBERTO TERRAeINI, WHO POLLEu 253, SERIOUS THOUGH THESE ARE" AND BESIDES 1 HAVE THE SAME TRAVEL BUT THEY WERE EXPECTED TO SWING OVER BOTTOMLEY SAID THAT BRITAIN WAS AGENT YOU DO, OR MAYBE THE PENTAGON TO FAN fAN I I N TON I GHT I S FOURTH BALLOT, CARRYING A VERY HEAVY DEFENSE LOAD THOUGHT YOU NEEDED A CHANGE OF ENEMY." IN WHICH A SIMPLE MAJORITY OF 482 IS AND HE THOUGH IT COULD BE NARROWED HOPE AND HIS TROUPE PLAN fOUR MORE SUFfiCIENT fOR ELECTION DOWN SHOWS IN KOREA. THEY WILL THEN TOUR THAILAND, SOUTH VIET NAM, THE PHILIP­ NOTTINGHAM, (UPI)--THE CORONER SAl D ENGLAND, (UPI)--DRIVING SCHOOL IN­ PINES AND GUAM YESTERDAY THAT BACHELOR ARTHUR SWIFT, STRUCTOR ERNEST WARD WAS fiNED $42 YE A 64-YEAR-OLD TRADESMAN, RIGGED WIRES TERDAY ON A WOMAN'S TESTIMONY THAT SHE IF -, TS NEWS PHONE THE HOURGLASS 21 14 TO A LIVING ROOM SETEE AND COMMITTED SAW HIM DRIVING WITHOUT HIS HANDS ON SUICIDE IN A HOME-MADE ELECTRIC CHAIR. THE WHEEL,READING A PAPER AND SHAVING. PAGE CO·NTRACT BRIDGE By B . Jay B eke r (Top Record-Holder In Masters' Individual ChampionshIp Play)

FAMOUS HANDS South dealer spade or shifted to the king of East-West vulnerable hearts, Soutlh was then sup­ NORTH posed to make twelve tricks by cashing the ace of diamonds .83 and establishing dummy's dia­ .84 monds, being careful to trump .J108642 high each time he ruffed. This , ,.1098 would permit him to dlscard the I WEST EAST J-I0 9 of he8.1ts on the estab­ t • A 6 • Q J 109 7 5 lished diamonds I.KQ632 42 However, the chief pomt of .KQ7 .75 the hand was West's play at .763 .953 trick two HIS proper lead after 4- cashing the ace of spades was SOUTH a tnamp ' .K This play, from West's view­ .AJI09 pomt, was bound to defeat the .A contract regardless of what dis­ 4AKQJ542 tribution South might have The The bidding trump lead would have the ef­ South West North East fect of pulling the rug from Pass under declarer's feet, since he 2" Dble 4. would wind up one entry short Pass 5" Pass 5. of being able to estabbsh the Pass Pass 64 Pass Pass Dble diamonds and also cash them. In fact, agamst a club lead Openmg lead-ace of spades at trick two, South would. have ThlS hand was played m the to play well to avold going World Bndge OlympIC in 1961 down two Par on the deal was for North- West can tell after trick one, South to bld SIX clubs and go especially if East drops the down one against the operung queen on the operung lead, that lead of the ace of spades declarer started with one spade As usual, poi n t s were and at most seven clubs ThiS IS the space ferry that Will carry two of America's awarded to each side for both It is not dUficult for West astronauts to the surface of the Moon FIgure Is the bidding and the play East- then to deduce that South must shown at left to show comparative size of a man West were required, If neces- have at least five red cards and NEEDS AN AWFUL BIG STOCKING---ELAINE &ary, to bid up to five spades that a trump play lS certain to 5 (which could be made), and defeat the contract The defen- MURRAY, ,PROBABLY I S WONDER I NG HOW elther North or South was then Slve problem was not really dif- SANT A I S GO I NG TO GET THAT MONSTER TED Space Ferry expected to go on to SIX clubs ficult, though It did tum out If West, after takmg the ace that many Wests missed their DY BE AR DOWN HER CH 1M NE YIN VAN COU VE R, ..O_f_s_p_ad~ ~:n;I~;!ed~Wl_th__ a_c_u_e ______-1B C. ONE OF THE BIGGEST TOYS ON DIS- For Moon PLAY, THE 5-FOOT BEAR SELLS FOR $99.50. By WILLIAM J WEISER Wrttten Espectally lor Oentral Press and Thts Newspaper WHAT IS THE BEST WAY to land men on the Moon? SANTA'S HELPERS ThiS question was the source of a controversial debate until SANTA CLAUS, IND.,DEC. 17 (UPI) the Nabonal Aeronautics and Space Admmistrabon made its deCISion two years ago SANTA CLAUS IS GOING TO HAVE A VERY There were dozens of proposals by sCientists and engmeers BUSY TIME CHRISTMAS EVE IF THE LETTERS These were eventually narrowed down to a handful of practical, workable Ideas POURING INTO HIS " HOME AWAY FROM "OME.J " One called for sendmg a team of astronauts directly from the ARE ANY INDICATION. Earth to the surface of the Moon Another suggested that a spacecraft containmg the astronauts be sent Into an Earth orbit THOUSANDS OF LETTERS FROM CHILDREN at the same bme a separately launched booster rocket was sent into orbit The two would be mated m orbit and the booster AROUND THE WORLD HAVE BEEN FLOODING would propel the spacecraft to- ,------­ THIS LITTLE HOOSIER VILLAGE. THE LET­ ward the Moon begms TERS, ALL OF THEM ANSWERED BY SANTA A different concept was sug Experts at NASA stUdied the gested by a NASA sClenbst proposals and deCided upon CLAUS, CARRY REQUESTS RANGING FROM A Houbolt who proposed Houbolt s ldea because they felt ft , " a lunar ferry be attached It would save development time TIME-BOMB SET TO MOMMY S PURSE. mam Apollo spacecraft and still prOVide a safe way to FROM WUERZBURG, GERMANY CAME A HELP- mam vehicle IS orblt transport men to the Moon 80 miles above the The 20 foot high lunar bug is ~~~~;g~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!~FUL LETTER FROM A LITTLE BOY WHO WROTE, surface, two of the three sbll undergOing modifications CANTERBURY, ENGLAND----CANTERBURY "PLEASE BRING ME TWO SPACEPHONES AS astronauts Will enter the The deSign Will be frozen next (or' bug' as lt lS called) autumn The first seven bugs TECHNICAL COLLEGE IS OFFERING A COURSE IN SEARS CATALOG, PAGE 243". descend to the lunar sur- Will be flight tested and the STARTING IN JANUARY, ENTITLED: "How Two BOYS FROM PROSPECT, KENTUCKY, eighth and ninth lofted to the astronauts Will explore VICInity of the Moon The last To RUN A PUB!' ALSO WERE SPACE-MINDED WITH REQUESTS s surface for approxi one No 10 will carry U S FOR A ROCKET AND A JET, BUT THEY ALSO a day then clamb mto astronauts to the Moon at the stage of the bug and end of thiS decade ~""' ______""' ______I ASKED FOR A FISHING POLE, RIFLE, GLOVES Moon to matI.' With AND CANDY. A LITTLE GIRL FROM GRANGE craft Then the 85 Another Article Will Appear DAilY CROSSWORD 240,000 mll~ trip home Next W.. k ACROSS 51 Scottish- 16 A PARK, ILL. WISTFULLY ADDED A NOTE THAT 1 Metal Gaelic par- MANY FATHERS MIGHT SECOND WHEN SHE PUT contamers 52 Weaver's venu 5 Mongrels instrument 190scn- ON THE MARGIN OF HER LIST: "NOTHING BEAUTIFUL BUT DEADLY 9 S shaped DOWN late, moldmg 1 Sparush as TO PUT TOGETHER " • MISTLETOE AND THE TRADITIONAL CHRIS­ 10 On top conqueror a A GIRL FROM ATLANTIC BEACH, FLORIDA, 11 Test of Mexico taU TMAS PLANT, THE POINSETTIA, ARE USU= 12 Fanabcal 2 Past 21 Simian ALSO HAS STUDIED CATALOGS IN MAKING ALLY THOUGHT OF AS SYMBOLS OF HOLIDAY 14 GUido s note 3 Glacial 22 Cereal 15 Ostncll- snow grams UP HER CHRISTMAS LIST. SHE ASKED ~OR MERRIMENT. ~UT BOTH PLANT~ CON'AI~ lIke bird 4 Appears 24 Comer Saturday I AD.wel' "A RECORD PLAYER No. 49N6590, SHIPPING 17 Metallic 5 Verncle 28 Peer DEADLY POISON, BELMAR HIARM,'d I ,. rock 6 Skin Gynt's 37 Notat WEIGHT 8 POUNDS 16.99 DOLLARS". 18 Cry as SIDNEY KAUFER WARN~. disease mother anytlme A GIRL FROM PEMBROKE, MASS., ASKED a cat Peru 29 French 38 HItsh~ "T HEY ARE BE.\ UTI F Ul IHW Ht \' t 1\ P u. - 20 Nativeof 7 Mechanical com 42 Spoken SANTA FOR BEATLE SHOES, BEATlE PANTS, Sparta man 30 Adam's son 45 Bitter ASANT SME LL, StiT THE MIST Lt TO~ j,ND 23 Moham­ 8 COil 31 Agorge vetch AND A BEATLE GAME, THEN ADDED, " 1 POINSETTIA LEAF CONTAIN ENOUbH POiSON medancall 11 Cougar 34 Hoary 46 Female to prayer 13 Abump 35 Pneumatic deer HOPE YOU KNOW WHO THE BEATLES ARE". TO KILL YOU," KAUFER WARNS. 25 Secret agent mark tube 48 Anger )f: MIlItary A BOY FROM LESUEUR, MINN., OFFERED OTHER FLOWERS COMMONLY USED IN HOME ltle abbr ~II la I? 14 IS Ib 11 IS TWO LISTS, ONE LABELED ttM OST If AND THE 27 Small, ~ ~ FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS WHICH ARE POISON­ 10 po~ :)d ~I" 1 OTHER "NOT VERY MUCH". HIS LITTLE OUS ARE BLEED I NG HEARTS, I R I SAND LARt< beards ~ ~ 30 Metric III 112- '3 SISTER ASKED FOR "MOMMY'S PURSE". SPUR. measure ~ ANOTHER BROTHER AND SISTER ENCLOSED 32- ;14 15 /" '17 Johnson ~ ~ ~ THEIR TELEPHONE NUMBER SO SANTA COULD 33 Notfinn 118 119 ao IZI 122- 36 Sculptors' ra CALL THEIR PARENTS TO SEE IF THEY HAD work 2.~ 24 125' 12b benches ~ ~ BEEN GOOD. 39 SWlSS 12.1 12.'6 Il.~ A BOY FROM GERMANIA, PENN. ASKED WISHING WELL~. canton ~ ~ ~ ~ 40 First 1'30 1'3 1 1~2. I?>~ 1'54- 135' FOR SEVERAL TOYS AND SAID, " I HAVE woman ~ ~ 41 One and one I?lb 1'31 13& I?>~ A LOT OF REAL NICE CLOTHES ~ND I DON'T 8 5 't 2 6 8 8 4: '1 2 5 3 6 ~ tt C A Y D B A D N 0 I P A L 43 Conjunc- NEED ANY MORE • tion 140 141 142 143 1 3 5 8 4 6 :1 5 3 6 8 2 5 ~ ~ ~ U Y R S E 'tJ{ N I F E H I C 44 Dwelt 44- 4S 4 41 149 FROM Duel I N, I~E:-L~I)IDI, 'tWO SISTERS 47 Ascend 1 1 .. 2 6 4 5 7 2 6 3 8 5 4 1 8 ~~ N R W E C G I 0 T L F R 0 49 Roman 49 so HAVE REQUESTt~' "A atC~tLE, A'NEW aATH­ emperor 5 3 8 2 6 5 4 1 8 7 5 8 4 ~ ~ ~ ROBE AN~ SOME SURPRISES." A LITTLE GIRL E R C D B S, U E 0 A S U N 50 A fruit­ '51 SZ filled 8 Ii 3 1 4 8 6 2 5 4 3 1 Ii ~ ~ FROM COLLeGE PAR~, MARYLAND) WAS MORE N T T T I T B E A N H E L pastry ,,_~~ SPECIFIC. SHE ASKED FOR "A POGO 4 2 6 8 3 5 2 4 7 3 6 8 2 DAILY VBYPlOQUOTE - Here's how to work It L L 0 0 A E I I J N N N G STICK, A TIME BOMB GAME, A CAKE MIX Ii 3 1 4 2 6 6 3 6 2 7 4 6 AXYDLBAAXB N K 0 F H J T S 0 T Y E B lB LONGFELLOW SET, A MOUSE TRAP GAME AND A DISH SET. " One letter simply stands tor another In this sample A IS used MEMBERS OF THE SANTA CLAUS AMERICAN for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc Single letters, apos­ HERE IS a pleasant little game that will give you a message trophies, the length and formatiOn of the words are all hints LEGION AND FORTY AND EIGHT SEQVE AS every day It is a numerical puzzle deSigned to spell out Each day the code letters are different. your fortune Count the letters In your first name If the num SANTA'S HELPERS, AL0~G WITH OIHER ber of letters is 6 or more, subtract 4 If the number IS less A (lryptogram QaofaUOIl GROUPS, IN ANSWERING THE CHILDREN'S than 6 add 3 The result IS your key number Start at the BPUAU XK M OWUMKHAU XR upper Jeft hand corner of the rectangle and check everyone LETTERS. of your key numbers left to rig.ht Then read the message GMIRUKK EPXFP RLRU QHB the letters under the checked figures gIVe you 11-2- o 1964 by W1lliam J Killer Dlltrlbuted by King Features Syndicate Inc G MIG U R V R L E -P M Y W X B B PAGE 4 HOURGLASS THURSDAY DECEMB[R 1964 STORMS CONTINUE WORLD'S EDITORS RANK WALL STREET TODAY CHICAGO, DEC. 17 (UPI)--BITTER COLD YEAR'S TOP STORIES STOCK PRICES SCORED ANOTHER MODEST DROVE TEMPERATURES MORE THAN 35 DEG~ LONDON, DEC. 17 (UPI)--KHRUSHCHEV'S GAIN TODAY. TRADING WAS MODERATE. BELOW ZERO IN THE STORM-WRACKED MON­ OUSTER WAS THE NEAR-UNANIMOUS CHOICE SOME PROfiT-TAKING WAS NOTED AT TANA MOUNTAINS TODAY AND SPILLED INTO OF EUROPEAN EDITORS TODAY AS THE TOP THE CLOSE BUT TH I S WAS GENERALLY OVER­ THE MIDWEST WITH A PREVIEW Of WINTER. NEWS STORY OF 1964. COME SINCE THERE WERE BUYERS APPARDIT STRONG WINDS AND BLOWING SNOW KEPT EUROPEAN EDITORS WERE ALMOST AS UN­ LY WAITING AT THE LOWER PRICE LEVELS. WIDE SECTIONS Of THE DAKOTAS AND MIN­ ANIMOUS IN RANKING RED CHINA'S NUCLEAR CHRYSLER POSTED A POINT-SIZE GAIN NESOTA IN MID-WINTER MISERY. MANY DEVICE AS THE No.2 STORY. BUT GENERAL MOTORS AND FORD MANAGED ROADS WERE IMPASSABLE, SCHOOLS WERE FOLLOWING IS THE TOP-TEN LIST IN A ONLY FRACTIONAL IMPROVEMENT. STEELS CLOSED AND SOME PERSONS WERE FORCED UPI POLL OF EDITORS IN 15 EUROPEAN WERE STRONGER THAN IN MANY RECENT TO fIND TEMPORARY REfUGE fROM THE COLD. NATIONS SESSIONS WITH LUKENS, U.S. STEEL, THE MASSIVE STORM, WHICH RODE DOWN I. KHRUSHEHEV DEPOSED. YOUNGSTOWN SHEET AND JONES AND LAUGH­ FROM CANADA LAST WEEKEND, HAD ALREADY 2. CHINA'S NUCLEAR EXPLOSION. LIN SETTING THE PACE. CLAIMED AT LEAST SEVEN LIVES. SIXTEEN 3. JOHNSON WINS IN U,S.A. Du PONT AND UNION CARBIDE IMPROVED. PERSONS WERE INJURED, TWO Of THEM SER­ 4. LABOR'S RETURN TO POWER IN BRITAIN. 30 INDUSTRIALS CLOSED AT 861.75 UP IOUSLY, WHEN A BUS SKIDDED OUT OF CON­ 5. A TIE: BELGIAN-U.S. MISSION RESCUES 1.67.20 RAILS CLOSED AT 204.88 UN­ TROL ON AN ICE-BLAZED HIGHWAY NEAR WHITES IN CONGO REVOLT, AND VATICAN CHANGED. 15 UTILITIES CLOSED AT 155.- NORTH BEND, WASH., LAST NIGHT. COUNCIL RATIFIES NEW CHURCH PRACTICES. 09 UP 0.33. 65 STOCKS CLOSED AT 303. SHORTLY AfTER MIDNIGHT, THE TEMPERA­ 1. WAR IN VIET NAM; U.S. RETALIATES 16 UP 0.46. TURE HAD SUNK TO 36 DEGREES BELOW IN TONKIN BAY. AT&T 67 1/4 DAC 28 1/4 RCA 32. ZERO AT BUTTE, MONT. THE WEATHER BUREAU 8. POPE PAUL VI VISITS JORDAN AND TODAY'S VOLUME WAS 4,850,000 SHAR~. SAID THE MERCURY MAY DIP TO 45 BELOW ISRAEL. OF A TOTAL 1357 ISSUES TRADED, 704 BY DAYBREAK AT GREAT FALLS, MONT. 9. SOVIET THREE-MAN SPACESHIP. WERE HIGHER AND 370 LOWER. THE BITING ARCTIC AIR TUGGED THE 10. GREEKS FIGHT TURKS IN CYPRUS. AMERICAN EXCHANGE VOLUME WAS 1,530r TEMPERATURE DOWN TO AN UNOffiCIAL LOW ASIAN EDITORS ALSO SELECTED THE 000 SHARES. BONDS VOLUME AMOUNTED TO Of 59 BELOW ZERO I N THE NORTHERN ROOCALifORNIA." ERNMENT BUDDHIST lEADERSHIP. THE RECONNAISSANCE REPORTS ALSO SHOWED 1fT HERE ARE MANY HARD-HEADED BUSINESS- INfORMED SOURCES SAID ARMED FORCES REBEL MOVEMENT IN VEHICLES ON ROADS MEN -- AND! 'M NOT TALKING ABOUT liBER­ COMMANDER IN CHIEf LT. GEN. NGUYEN fROM THESE TWO TOWNS, WHERE STRONG REB­ ALS' -- BUT HARD-HEADED BUSINESSMEN" KHANH, ACTING UNDER PRESSURE FROM THE HE SAiD, IfWHO BELIEVE THAT TRADE WITH' El fORCES ARE BELIEVED TO BE CONCEN­ GROUP, WHICH SAVED HIM fROM MILITARY THE RED CHINESE WOULD BE BENEf ICIAl." TRATED. OVERTHROW IN SEPTEMBER, ASKED CHIEf or IN BOTH TOWNS, WHITES ARE BEING HELD BROWN SAID HE WOULD ABIDE BY ANY DE­ STATE PHAN KHAC SUU TO fiRE LT. GEN. HOSTAGE BY THE REBELS, BUT THE CONGO­ II CISION Of THE STATE DEPARTMENT ON REO DUONG VAN ("BIG ) MINH AND EIGHT OTHER CHINA TRADE AND POINTED OUT THAT THE LESE fORCES lACK SUffiCIENT STRENGTH MAJOR AND BRIGADIER GENERALS. AT PRESENT TO LIBERATE THESE WHITES. UNITED STATES AND RED CHINA RECENTLY THE MOVE WAS BLOCKED, HOWEVER, BY IT IS HAD HELD TALKS IN POLAND. fEARED THAT SOME Of THEM HAVE THE HIGH NATIONAL COUNCil WHICH REJEC­ HE SAID CALIFORNIA IS THE GREATEST BEEN MURDERED BY THE REBELS. TED IT IN A MEETING TODAY. MEANWHilE, THERE STilL WAS NO fIRM EXPORTER Of ALL 50 STATES AND ALTHOUGH SOURCES SAID THE COUNCIL, ALL Of WORD AS TO WHETHER A DERACHMENT Of THE THE EASTERN UNITED STATES IS THE CENTER WHOSE MEMBERS OWE THEIR JOBS TO MINH, OF' WORLD TRADE, "WE ARE TAKING OUR STANLEYVlllE MERCENARY GARRISON HAD UNANIMOUSLY REJECTED THE MEASURE FOR PlACEo" PUSHED ON TO BANALIW, 55 MilES NORTH fEAR THAT IT WOULD "PROVOKE TOO STRONG liTHE FAR EAST IS EMERGING WITH TRE­ Of STANLEYVILLE, TO LIBERATE II BRIT­ A REACTION" fROM THE STill RESTIVE BUD MENDOUS OPPORTUNITY fOR CALifORNIA" ISH AND SEVERAL BELGIANS HELD PRISONER DHISTS. II ' THERE .. BROWN SAkD. Of COURSE, REALIZATION IS KHANH AND THE PRINCIPAL lEADERS Of REBEL ACTIVITY flARED UP AGAIN DOWN­ A lONG, lONG WAY AWAY, AND THERE Will THE YOUNG TURK fACTION MEANWHILE flEW STREAM fROM STANlEYVllLE AND mNCENTRA­ BE A lOT Of STRifE BEfORE THE FAR EAST TO THE SEASIDE RESORT Of CAP. ST. JAC­ TEO REBEL fiRE fROM HEAVY MACHINEGUNS REACHES A POINT WHERE EUROPEAN TRADE ~ QUES, 40 MilES SOUTH Of' HERE, TO MAP AND 20 MILLIMETER AUTOMATIC CANNONS TODAY~" OUT NEW STRATEGY fOR ELIMINATING OPPO­ fORCED A RIVER BARGE fOOD CONVOY ON SITION WITHIN THE MiliTARY SOURCES ~I~ "TWO CH[NASII PROPOSAL ITS WAY TO STANlEYVILlE TO RETURN TO MEETS M~XED REACTION ITS BASE AT BUMBA, 250 MILES DOWN­ DUE TO TECHNICAL DiFFICULTIES UNITED NATIONS, DEC. 17 (UPI )--IRE­ STREAM, NORTHWEST Of STANLEYVllLE. BEYOND OUR CONTROL THIS STA .•• lAND'S PROPOSAL fOR GiVING REPRESENTA­ TRADE AGREEMENT NOORDWIJK, THE NETHERLANDS, DECo 17 TION TO BOTH COMMUNftST AND NATIONALIST NEW (UPI )--A MIGHTY DUTCH NAVAL, AIR F~CE TOKYO, DEC. 17 (UPI )--THE COMMUNIST CHiNA IN THE UNITED NATIONS WAS TERMED HELICOPTER, AND STATE POLICE TASK f~CE BY MOST DELEGATES TODAY WORTHWHILE BUT NEW CHINA NEWS AGENCY SAID TODAY THAT SWOOPED DOWN ON A BROADCASTING PLAT­ EXTREMELY DiffiCULT TO REALIZE. A TRADE AGREEMENT WAS SIGNED YESTERDAY fORM IN THE STORMY NORTH SEA TODAY. DIPLOMATS' REACTION TO THE PROPOSAL IN PYONGYANG, NORTH KOREA, BETWEEN KOR­ THE ONLY CASUALTY IN THE POST-DAWN CONTAINED IN IR!SH EXTERNAL AffAIRS EAN AND JAPANESE NEGOTIATORS. INVASION WAS A HOUSE-WIVES' JAZZ PRO­ MINiSTER fRANK AIKEN'S POLICY SPEECH THE JAPANESE DELEGATION INCLUDED GRAM. IT WAS THROTTLED. TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY RANGED fROM REPRESENTATIVES Of THE DAIICHI TRADING THE OPERATION, WHICH SUCCESSfULLY " WORTHWHilE ""TO UNWORKABLE." CO., 17 OTHER JAPANESE TRADING COMPAN­ SILENCED A "PIRATE" COMMERCIAL TELE­ THE NATIONALIST CHINESE WERE SAID TO IES AND THE JAPAN-KoREA TRADE ASSOCIA­ VISION STATION AN> "RADIO NORTHSEA" , HAVE PRiVATELY "LAUGHED IT UP" WHILE TiON, NCNA SAID. TOOK THREE DAYS TO PLANo MAINTA8NiNG THE OffiCIAL POSITION THAT IT SAID THE AGREEMENT CAllED fOR AN NEPTUNE BOMBERS flEW PHOTO-RECON MIS IN THE U.NQ IT IS TAIPEI NOW AND, If "INCREASED VOLUME Of TRADE IN 1965," SIONS OVER THE STATION SEl ON A 6o-fOO~ THE ASSEMBLY SO DECIDES, PEKING TOMOR­ BUT DID NOT SAY HOW MUCH. IT SAID THE HIGH DRilLING PLATfORM fOUR MILES Off I NEGOTIATORS JOINTLY DEMANDED AN END TO ROW, BUT NEVER THE TWO TOGETHER. THE DUTCH COAST. \ AIKEN'S SUGGESTION PRESENTED THE As­ RESTRICTIONS ON TRADE BETWEEN THE TWO SAILORS AND STATE POLICE HAD BEEN SEMBLY WiTH A NOVEL CONCEPT fOR THE COUNTRIES IMPOSED BY THE JAPANESE GOV- STRICTLY ORDERED TO USE NO ViOLENCE. I POSSftBLE SOLUTION Of THE CHINA PROBLEM. ERNMENT. EYEWITNESSES REPORTED THERE WAS NO AT THE SAME TiME IRISH SOURCES HERE fiGHTING, THE BELGIAN AND BRITISH TECH­ MADE iT CLEAR THAT IT REPRESENTED NO (CONTINUED fROM NICIANS MERELY lEANING OVER RAILINGS DEPARTURE fROM IRELAND'S PAST POLICY MCNAMARA PAGE ONE) TO WATCH AND PHOTOGRAPH THE INVADERS. ON CHINA WHICH HAS BEEN ALL ALONG TO HE ADDED' IITHESE ARE BUT ONE Of A AT 7:55 AM THE 300-TON DUTCH ROYAL OPPOSE THE ADMISSION Of PEKING If IT SERIES Of NUCLEAR WARHEADS AT THE DIS­ NAVAL AUXiliARY VESSEL DrLfSHAVEN MOV­ POSAL Of NATO. MEANS EXPELLING TAIWAN. ED INTO POSITION 200 YARDS fRO~ THE THE IRiSH PROPOSAL CAME AT A TIME "0 URING THE PAST THREE YEARS WE HAVE PLATfORM. WHEN PRESSURE IS BUILDING UP fOR ADMIT­ INCREASED THE STOCKPilE Of NUCLEAR AT EXACTLY 8:00 ONE HElICOPit~ DROP­ TING PEKING BY THE 20TH ASSEMBLY SES­ WARHEADS ON THE SOil Of WESTERN EUROPE , PED A MAGNlflCIENT FLARE WHICH LIT UP SiON IN THE FAll Of 1965 AT THE lATEST. PUT THERE TO BE USED BY NATO, BY ABOUT THE ENTIRE PLATfORM AND ITS 90-YARD 60 PERCENT. IIA HIGH TELEVISION AERIAL. UoSo HALTS CONFERENCE MONG THE WARHEADS STORED IN THAT AT 8.03 A MAN WAS lOWERED ONTO THE STOCKPilE ARE ATOMIC DEMOLITION CHAR­ WiTH "NEuTRAL" CAMBODIA PLATfORM fROM A HELICOPTER. THREE M~ E NEW DELHI, DEC. 17 (UPI )--TAlKS BE­ GES." MEN RAPIDLY fOllOWED. TWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND CAMBODIA THE RADIO STATION PLAYED "ANCHORS AIMED AT NORMALIZING DIPLOMATIC RElA- COLE'S DOCTORS OPTiMISTIC AWAY." THEN, TO THE BACKGROUND Of ITS TIONS ENDED TODAY WITHOUT AGREEMENT. SANTA MONICA, DEC. 19 (UPI )-- Doc- SIGNATURE TUNE, IT WAS ANNOUNCING A A SPOKESMAN fOR THE U.S. DELEGATION TORS REMAINED OPTIMISTIC TODAY THAT HO~EWIVES' JAZZ REQUEST PROGRAM WHEN SAID CAMBODIAN PROPOSALS NEEDED fURTHER COBALT TREATMENT WOULD IMPROVE THE CON­ AT 8:07 THE STATION WENT Of'~ THE AIR. CONSiDERATftON. HE SAID AMERICAN REPRE- DITION Of fAMED SINGER, NAT "KING" COLE THE DElfS HAVEN lOWERED A SMALL BOAT SENTATIVES WERE RETURNING TO WASHING- WHO IS SUffERING fROM A lUNG TUMOR. AND A NUMBER Of OffiCIALS, !~ClUDING TON TO MAKE A REPORT. THERE HAS BEEN NO INDICATION SURGERY THE AMSTERDAM ASSISTANT PROSECUTOR, THE CAMBODIAN DELEGATION SAID THE UNI- IS INTENDED AT THIS TIME. WENT IN TO MOP UP. TfO STATES SOUGHT TO "INTERRUPT" THE COLE HAS BEEN A PATIENT AT ST. JOHN'S IN THE HAGUE, THE DUTCH MINISTRY Of TALKS BY THE DECISION. HOSPITAL fOR THE PAST WEEK BUT THE CO- JUSTICE ISSUED A COMMUNIQUE SAYING THE NEGOTIATIONS BEGAN ON DEC. 8. BAlT THERAPY WAS BEING ADMINISTERED AT "H Ell COPTERS AND A NAVAL VESSEL TODAY CAMBODIA HAS BLAMED THE UNITED STATES SANTA MONICA HOSPITAL lOCATED ABOUT SIX TOOK OffiCIAL PERSONALITIES INTO THE FOR SUPPORTING INTRUSIONS BY VIETNAMESE BLOCKS AWAY. SO-CALLED REM-ISLAND." THE OFfiCIALS TROOPS INTO CAMBODIAN TERRITORY. ITS SOURCES CLOSE TO THE SINGER INDICA- WERE CHARGED WITH "IMPOUNDING THE TRANS CHIEf Of STATE, PRINCE NORODOM SIHAN- TED THE TUMOR WAS CANCEROUS. BUT A MITTING APPARATUS AND ISSUING A WARRANT OUK, WITHDREW HIS AMBASSADOR fROM SPOKESMAN AT SANTA MONICA HOSPITAL POIN AGAINST THE OPERATION. II WASHINGTON EARLIER THIS YEAR. TED OUT "OCCASIONALLY COBALT IS USED THE NORTH SEA SWOOP ENDED ALMOST SIX THE TALKS HAD BEEN PROPOSED BY THE fOR THINGS OTHER THAN CANCER." MONTHS Of OPERATION BY THE REM (RECLAK UN8TED STATES BECAUSE Of THE DETERIOR- COLE'S PHYSICIAN, DR. ROBERT KOSI r- EXPOLITATIE MAATSCHAPPIJ) COMPANY Of ATION Of RELATIONS BETWEEN THE TWO NA- CHEK, HAS DECLINED TO COMMENT ON THE AMSTERDAM WHICH REPORTEDLY SPENT MORE TiONS. ENTERTAINER'S CONDITION, BUT YESTERDAY THAN $9 MillION ON THE RADIO-TELEVISION INDIA AGREED TO REQUESTS fROM THE PERMITTED A STATEMENT BY ST. JOHN'S VENTURE. STOCK EXCHANGE SOURCES SAID TWO GOVERNMENTS TO PROVIDE THE SITE HOSPITAL WHICH DESCRIBED THE PROGNOSIS THE COMPANY HAD MADE AT LEAST $1 IN AND fACILITIES FOR THE TALKS. fOR COLE AS "OPTIMISTIC.'1 PROF' IT. ------~------~ A COMPLETE TASCO LINE OF BiNOCULARS SPECIAL HOLIDAY SHOPPING HOURS. AND TELESCOPES. THESE HIGH QUAliTY OPT~CS UNTIL 7 THIS EVENING SMART SANTAS WILL FEATURE DOUBLE-COATED LENSES, BE SELECTING FROM AMONG THE WONDERFUL LEATHER CARRYING CASES, VARIETY OF GIFTS FOR ALL MEMBERS OF AND PRICES YOU'LL HAVE TO THE FAMILY. SEE TO BELIEVE, BEGINNING AT $15.00.

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