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. 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