Battle Ta~Es Heavy Cuban People and Which Has Demonstrated Veloping New Bombers Which President Through Words and Actions Its Hostility Johnson Did Not Request

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~RlN~ESS CHANGES HER MIND THe H~G~E, tuol)--PRINCESS iRENE OF \ ! EXP;:CT MORE f~'NDS u.s. WILL ~EMt.1 1\"II THE NETHERLANDS, WHOSE ROMANTIC LIFE I feR ~1ANNED BCMBE~S AND CONVERSION TO CATHOLICISM TRIGGERED I N GUAr~TANAMO bAY WASHINGTON, (UPt)--GEN. CURTIS E. LE A CONSTITUTIONAL CRISIS, HAS CHANGED HE WASH1NGTON, (UPI)--SECRETARY OF STATE I MAY AIR FORCE CHIEF OF STAfF, HAS MIND AND DECIDED TO MARRY THE MAN SHE DEAN RUSK SAID TODAY THAT THE UNITED LOVES, DUTCH GOVERNMENT SOURCES SAID TO II' CHALLENGED SOME INFORMATION GIVEN CON STATES WILL REMAIN IN GUANTANAMO FOR GRESS BY DEFENSE SECRETARY ROBERT S. NiGHT. THE SOURCES SAID THE PRINCESS THE FORESEEABLE FUTURE. I McNAMARA ON THE VALUE OF U. S. BOMBERS HAD DECiDED TO MARRY AN AS YET UNIDEN RUSK TOLD A NEWS CONFERENCE THAT THE VERSUS LONG-RANGE MISSILES, INFORMED TIFIED SPANISH NOBLEMAN. U. S. GOVERNMENT WOULD NOT DISCUSS ANY SOURces SAID TODAY. CHANGE IN THE STATUS OF GUANTANAMO WITH As A RESULT, THE LAWMAKERS MAY AUTH A REGIME THAT DOES NOT REPRESENT THE ORIZE MANY MIlliONS OF DOLLARS FOR DE BATTLE TA~ES HEAVY CUBAN PEOPLE AND WHICH HAS DEMONSTRATED VELOPING NEW BOMBERS WHICH PRESIDENT THROUGH WORDS AND ACTIONS ITS HOSTILITY JOHNSON DID NOT REQUEST. Tell OF CIVILIANS TOWARD ITS NEIGHBORS. LEMAY SET FORTH HIS VI~WS THIS WEEK SAIGON, (UPI)--A HORDE OF COMMUNIST THE SECRETARY S.,D THAT CUBAN CHARGES BEHIND CLOSED DOORS OF THE HOUSE ARM GUERRILLAS SEIZED THREE STRATEGIC HAM THAT THE UNITED STATES HAD SEIZED THE ED SERVICES COMMITTEE, WHICH HAS CAU LETS NEAR THE CAMBODIAN BORDER YESTER CAPTURED CUBAN FISHING VESSELS IN IN TIONED McNAMARA NOT TO PUT ALL OF THE DAY AND THEN FOUGHT OFF GOVERNMENT TRO TERNATIONAL WATERS WERE "WHOLLY UNFOUND NATION'S DEFENSE EGGS INTO ONE BASKET, OPS FOR 19 HOURS IN A BATTLE WHICH RE ED.ff RELYING TOO MUCH ON MISSILES DUCED THE VILLAGES TO RUBBLE. RUSK SAID THAT THE CUBAN GOVERNMENT'S LEMAY's TESTIMONY HAS BEEN STAMPED THE RAGING BATTLE TOOK A HEAVY TOLL A EFFORTS TO LINK THE SEIZURE OF THE FISH TOP SECRET AND THE COMMITTEE'S 37 MEM MONG CIVILIANS, GOVERNMENT FORCES AND ING VESSELS WITH THE CUTTING OFF OF I BERS HAVE BEEN WARNED BY CHA I RMAN CA'RL COMMUNIST ATTACKERS. THERE WERE NO RE GUANTANAMO'S WATER SUPPLY WERE "INAD VINSON (DEMo-GA.) NOT TO DISCUSS THE PORTS OF AMERICAN CASUALTIES. MISSABLE." DETAILS WITH ANYONE. RELIABLE MILITARY SOURCES SAID 114 THE CUBAN GOVERNMENT HAD DECLARED THAT GOVERNMENT SOLDIERS WERE KILLED AND 32 IT WOULD NOT RESTORE GUANTANAMO'S WATER SENATE PASSES HUGE TAX CUT WERE WOUNDED~ IT WAS EST IMATED THAT AT SUPPLY UNTil THE UNITED STATES RELEASED I BILL AFTER FIVE DAYS DEBATE LEAST 100 COMMUNISTS WERE KilLED. MANY THE CREWS OF THE FISHING VESSELS ! WASH I NGTON, (UP I )--THE SENATE TODAY CIVILIANS INSIDE THE HAMLETS WERE BE LIEVED KILLED AND WOUNDED. I PASSED AN $11.6 BilLION TAX CUT BilL JURY UNABLE TO AGREE IN MILITARY SOURCES SAID THE GOVERNMENT THAT WilL BENEFIT NEARLY EVERY INDI TRIAL OF ACCU~EO KILLER CASUALTIES WERE THE HIGHEST INFLICTED VIDUAL AND CORPORATION IN THE U.S. IT JACKSON, MISS. (UPI)--AN ALL-WHITE BY THE COMMUNISTS IN A SINGLE BATTLE WAS PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S FIRST BIG VIC- JURV, UNABLE TO AGREE AFTER SEVEN HOURS SINCE THE SPRING OF lAST YEAR. I TORY IN THE ELECTION-YEAR CONGRESS. YESTERDAY, RESUMED DELIBERATIONS TODAY THE VOTE WAS 77 TO 20. IN THE TRIAL OF BYRON DE LA BECKWITH, THE MtASURE--DECLARED A KEYSTONE TO RUSK SEES DANGER IN FRENCH THE ACCUSED KILLER OF NEGRO LEADER MED THE AMERICAN ECONOMY BY THE PRESIDENT RECOGNITION OF COMMUNI~T CHINA GAR EVERS. --NOW GOES TO CONFERENCE WITH THE WASHINGTON, (UPI)--SECRETARY OF STATE THE ALL-MALE PANEL HAD RECEIVED THE I HOUSE WHICH LAST FALL APPROVED A BilL DEAN RUSK SAID TODAY FRENCH RECOGNITION CASE AT 1:05 P.M. YESTERDAY DURING THE I CALLING FOR AN $11. J BilLION ACROSS OF RED CHINA COULD BE "VERY DANGEROUS" I 10TH DAY OF THE NATION'S MOST CELEBRATED I THE BOARD REDUCT ION. TO PEACE IF IT CAUSES PEl PING TO CON RACIAL TRIAL SINCE THE 1955 TRIAL OF TWO I SENATE PASSAGE OF THE MEASURE AFTER CLUDE THAT ITS MILITANT POLICIES PAY WHITE MEN AT SUMNER, MISS., FOR THE SLAY I FIVE DAYS OF DEBATE WAS MARKED BY AN DIVIDENDS. ING OF A NEGRO YOUTH WHO "WOLF WHISTLED" AT A NEWS CONFERENCE, RUSK ALSO DIS I IMPRESSIVE DEMONSTRATION OF ADMINIS- AT A WHITE WOMAN. TRATION STRENGTH. CLOSED THAT SOVIET PREMIER NIKITA S. THE STATE HAS ASKED THAT BECKWITH BE KHRUSHCHEV HAD SENT PRESIDENT JOHNSON PUT TO DEATH IN THE GAS CHAMBER IN THE ToCoT o EMPLOYEES PARTY TONIGHT A NOTE ON CYPRUS. SNIPER SLAYING lAST JUNE OF EVERS AS HE OFFERS DESIRABLE DOOR PRIZE RUSK SAID HE UNDERSTOOD KHRUSHCHEV RETURNED HOME FROM A CIVIL RIGHTS MEET- SHUTTLE BUS SERVICE WILL BE PROVIDED TOLD THE PRESIDENT THE CYPRUS ISSUE ING. I TONIGHT FROM THE POST OFFICE TO CORAL SHOULD BE HANDLED BY THE UNITED NATIONS I SANDS BEACH IN THE NIKE ZEUS AREA WHERERATHER THAN BY AN ALLIED PEACEKEEPING NAVY TRANSPORT PLANE CRASHED THE ALL-T.C.T. EMPLOYEES' PARTY WILL BkFORCE. AND BURNED WHILE LANDING I HELD, STARTING ~T 1:30 O'CLOCK. REG- IT WAS RUSK'S FIRST FORMAL NEWS CONFER- PECONIC, N.Yo (UPI)--A FOUR-ENGINE I ULAR iSLAND BUSES ALSO WILL BE ROUTED ENCE SINCE JAN. 2. THE SECRETARY NOTED NAVY TRANSPORT PLANE WITH EIGHT CREWtlEN I TO THE PARTY SITE THROUGHOUT THE EVE- THAT DURING THE INTERVENING TIME MANY BELIEVED ABOARD CRASHED AND BURNED WHILE NING. USE OF BICYCLES IN THE AREA IS NEW ISSUES HAD ARISEN--THE DISPUTE WITH ATTEMPTING TO LAND AT A PRIVATE AIRFIELD I DISCOURAGED. PANAMA, FRANCE'S RECOGNITION OF RED HERE LAST NIGHT. AT LEAST FIVE OF THE LIQUID REFRESHMENTS Will BE SERVED ICHINA, A COUP IN VIET NAM, DISORDER IN CREWMEN WERE REPORTED KILLED. FROM 7·30 TO 8 WHEN FOOD WILL BE AV- AFRICA, AND THE THREAT TO PEACE IN CYPRUS. THE AIRCRAFT, A C-54 , CRASHED AT THE I Ai LABi..E. DRAW I NG FOR THE u OOOR PR J ZE "I END Oli THE JO,OOO-FOOT RUNWAY I AT THE PE- IIWILL BE AT 10 O'CLOCK WHEN THE WINNER TRYOUTS FOR ROLES IN NEW C CQNIC RJVER AIRPOeT.l THREE ISURVIVORS, I I MUST BE PRESENT. THE PRIZE WILL BE COMEDY BEGIN TOMORROW NIGHT ALL 'SERIOUSLY HURT, WERE TAKEN TO CENTRA

TWO WEEKS AT THE WAIKIKI-BILTMORE HO- TRYOUTS FOR PARTS IN THE KWAJALEIN I SUFFOLK HOSPITAL IN NEARBY R'VE&HEAD. TEL IN HAW A I 10 COMMUNITY THEATRE'S NEXT PRODUCTION WILL I BEGIN TOMORROW NIGHT AT 1 O'CLOCK IN PASSENGER TRAINS SMASH HEADON ANOTHER GUNBATTLE BREAKS OUT ROOM 117 OF THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL. SAN VICENTE DE CAlDERS, SPAIN, (UPI)-- NICOSIA, (UPI)--A GUNBATTLE BROKE I FURTHER READiNGS FOR PARTS WILL TAKE Two PASSENGER TRAINS SMASHED HEADON SOUT OUT TODAY FOR THE SECOND DAY IN A ROW PLACE MONDAY NiGHT AND AGAIN WEDNESDAY OF BARCELONA TODAY, KILLING AT lEAST 3 I BETWEEN EDGY GREEK AND TURKISH Cyp NIGH-. PERSONS AND SERIOUSLY INJURING NINE OTHE THE NEW PRODUCTiON WilL BE t~EPARATE FOURTEEN OTHERS WERE SLIGHTLY INJURED. 'RIOTS Q BUT IT WAS CHECKED BEFORE EA I I CALATiNG INTO A MA~OR BATTLE LiKE THE I ~om'stf, A HilARIOUS COMEDY iN THREE THE CAUSE OF THE ACCIDENT WAS NOT IM- I CHRiSTMAS TIME SERIES OF K.L~~NG AN~ I heTS BY JvSEPH CAROLE AND ALAN DINEHART. MEDIATELY KNOWN. ; LOOTING BETWEEN THE TWO CYPRIOT COM I ANY PERSONS iNTERESTED IN THE DRAMATIC ~RTS ARE URGED TO TPYOUT FOR ROLES IN ~NO EARTHQUAKES RECORDED IMUNITIES j THE PLAY. PASADENA, CALIF. (UPI)--Two EARTH- I I WILL DESIGNATE THAILAND QUAKES, EITHER OF WHICH COULD HAVE CAUSE9 I UNiTED NATIONS, (UPI)--SECRETARY ANOTHER BOMB EXPLODED SOME DAMAGE I F CENTERED I N A POPULATED I !GENERAL THANT AGREED "IN PRINCIPLE" SAIGON, (U?I)--A TERRORIST BOMB EX AREA, WERE RECORDED TODAY 90 MILES NORTHJ lTODAY TO CARRY OUT A JOINT REQUEST OF PLODED IN FRONT OF THE PLAYBOY CLUB IN WEST OF HERE BY INSTRUMENTS AT THE CALI~ SAIGON TONIGHT, KILLING FOUR VIETNAMESE ; INDONESIA, MALAYSiA AND THE PHILIP ORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY EACH HAD AND IN~URING 39 OTHER PERSONS, INCLUD lpi~ES THAT HE DESIGNATE THAILAND TO A MAGNITUDE OF 4.5 ON THE R,CHTER SCALE, ING FIVE AMERICAN SOLDIERS. ONE OF THE 'SUPERVISE THE MALAYSIAN-INDONESIAN ENOUGH TO CAUSE DAMAGE. 'CEASE-FIREo AMERICANS WAS IN SERIOUS CONDITION. I~ ______~.~Y~.~.~o~ ______~ ______~ ______----______I PAGE 2 j-lOURG~ASS

PUBLISHED AT THE DJREC;;ON OF THE rlAwt! f TRAlNS OKINAWA POLICEMEN TAIWAN'S GROWING PROSPERITY CUTS COMMANDING OFF'CER PAClFIC MISSilE HONOLULU {UPi} -- TEN OKtNAWAN PO EXPORT TRADE FROM UNITED STATES RANGE fACiliTY, ~~AJALE1N, MARSHALL llCENEN ARRIVED IN Ht.\JAt I YESTERDAY TO WASHINGTON (UPI) -- THE COMMERCIAL ISLANDS, CONTRACT NJ23 (6'~56) 35 133A BEGIN 30 DAYS O~ ON THE ~OB TRAINING ATTACHE AT THE U.S. EMBASSY IN TAIPEI (PMR) WITH GLOBAL ASSOCjA~ES~ "/ITY THE 1i0NOL\JLv po ... ICE DEPARTMENT SAID TODAY THAT TAIWAN'S GROWING PROS THE HOURGLASS IS PUBll5rlED DAiLY TIi I S l S T Ii E T H I ~ D T If 1E SIN C E , 95 8 PERITY MAY MAKE IT HARDER FOP U.S. FIRMS MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE THAT POL.ICD1EI~ FTOh OKINA\,JA HAVE BEEN TO SELL GOODS THERE. fOR NOTiCES IS h P M. DAY BEFORE SENT T) r-lono:. •• \; FOR TRA'NING UNDER ROBERT C. JOHNSON JR., IN AN ARTICLE PUBL!CATIO~. DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITE~S I THE PRCGRAl S P ON30PED BY THE HIGH COM IN THE CURRENT ISSUE OF THE COMMERCE j S 10 ,Jl DAY OF PUBll C.AT ION I MISSIONER OF THC ~YL~U ISLA~~S AN~ DEPARTMENT MAGAZINE "INTERNATiONAL THE hO~RGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO HONO~ULU POLjCE ChiEF DAN Llv. COMMERCE," REVIEWED 1964 TRADE PROSPECTS EDIT COPY RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATION. wITH TAIWAN. OPER~TiON DESCRIBED AS I~PORTANT "TAIWAN'S RISING PROSPERITY AND E1\- n i' ED ITOR" ~. EDW. MCK,NNEY I CHAPTER IN ~10DERt\j SURGERY COURAGING ECONOMIC GROWTH, HE SAID, ARE VENICE, hl-LY (UPi) -- DOCTors RE- EXPECTED TO CONTINUE DURING 196':j PRE M I At-./: F lRM GETS HlJGE I PORTED TODAY ThEY HAD RHIOVED A 68- SENTING U.S. EXPORTEDS WITH A PROFITABLE CONSTRUCT ICI~ CONTRACT FROv1 NAVY I rOUND TU~JjOR FROlvl THE ABDOMEN OF A BUT HIGHLY COMPETITIVE MARKET." WASHINGTON (UPi) -- THE NAVY HAS 42-YEAR OLD WOMAN AT A HOSPITAL HERE HE NOTED THAT THE NAT I ONAL I ST C..... _ IJ A\'.I'RDED I ,;, r ,=-' =,OO() CONTRACT FOR LAST FALL ME NT IS G I V I NG t..OCAl MANUF ACTuR[['~ '- II,.. u CONSTRUCT eN OF EXPENS,vE UNDERWATER THEY SAiD THE TUMOR, WHICH WAS 29.5 CtAl ASSIST~NCE TO PRODUCE GOOtS THAi I TEST FhC!.ITlES IN THE BRITISH BAHAMA INCHES LONG, 27 INCHES WIDE AND 21.6 THE UNITED STATES USED TO FURNISH IND I 1 ' !SLANDS INCHED HIGH, BEGAN DEVELOPING SEVEN THAT FOREIGN INVESTMENTS ARE BEl~G EN T~E UNITED STATES A~D GREAT BRITAIN YEARS AGO. COURAGED TO BOOST OUTPUT OF ITEMS NOT REACHED AN AGREEMENT LAST OCTOBER THEY SAID THE UNIDENTIFIED ROMAN YET PRODUCED ON TAIWAN. PROVIDING ThAT THE BRITISH WILL FUR- WOMAN, WHO WAS SHORTER THAN ~RAGE, NISH SITES FOR BASE STRUCTURES ON BECAME DEFORMED BY THE ABNORMAL DEVE- WARNS AGAINST USE OF ANDROS iSLAND AND E~GHT OUTLYING POINTS LOPMENT OF HER ABDOMEN. THE TUMOR CHEMICALS IN CROP DESTRUCTION BORDERI~G A 6,OOO-FOOT DEEP TRENCH IN ALSO GAVE HER EXTREMELY LOW BLOOD PRES- POMONA, CALIF. (UPI' -- NOBEL PEACE THE OCEAN FLOOR KNOWN AS "TONGUE OF SURE BECAUSE IT REDUCED THE SPACE RE- PRIZE WINNER DR. LINUS PAUL!NG THURSDAY

i.\N. i I THE OCE SERVED FOR THE CIRCULATORY APPARATUS, WARNED AGAINST ANY "IMMORAL" USE OF ! THE COj'lT~ACT WENT TO NAT HARR I SON THEY SA I D, AND MADE HER UNABLE TO BIO-CHEMICALS IN FARMING AREAS OF SOUTH I ASSOCIATES iNC. AND THE HAPRiSON WALK. VI ETNAM. ! ~OLrfNG COMPANY, 80TH OF MIAMI, FLORIDA. PROF. CARLO ZAGNONI, HEAD DOCTOR AT SPEAKING BEFORE THE STUDENT BODY AT THE WORK IS TO BE COMPLErED IN 760 DAYS.THE LIDO HOSPITAL, PERFORMED THE CALifORNIA STATE POLYTECHNIC COLLECE CONSTRUCTION WILL INCL~DE HARBOR FIVE-HOUR OPERATION DURING WHICH THE HERE, PAULING RENEWED HIS OPPOSITION FACiliTIES j BREAKWATERS, A TURNING WOMAN WAS GIVEN CONTINUOUS BLOOD TRANS OF NUCLEAR TEST I NG AND URGED UN I F I CAT IOIJ BHSIN AND ROADS AND FENCING AS WELL AS FUSIONS. THE OPERATION WAS DESCRIBED OF A OD1. LIT AR I ZED GERMANY. STRUCTURES THE NAVY S~ID will BE LARGE AS AN IMPORTANT CHAPTER IN THE HISTORY "THE U.S~ HAS SUPPLIED CHEldC,t.L SYI. I ~Y OF STEEL WITH METAL PA~EL WALLS. OF MODERN SURGERY. THET I CS FOr~ USE AGA I NST V I ET COI~G I • .." ..... AGRICULTU~AL AREAS IN SOUTH VIETNAM," RJSS1A LEADS IN SOAP MAKING CARDINAL LIVING IN EXILE PAULING SAID. I ROME (UPl) -- T~E SOViET UNION IS BUDAPEST (UPI) -- GOVERNMENT SOURCES HE SA I 0 HE BEL I EVES THESE CHEt-1 I CAlS I THE C~LD'S LARGEST SOAP-MAKER, BUT SAID TODAY A PRESS REPORT THAT HUNGARY ARE EMPLOYED TO CAUSE CROP DESTRUCTION I THIS is ONLY BECAUSE IT IS FAR BEHIND WAS WILLING TO WITHDRAW ITS CHARGES AND TO FORCE THE FARMERS INTO FORTIFIED I I N ~10DUCT i ON OF SYNTHET I C DETERGENTS, AGAINST THE COUNTRY'S CATHOLIC PRI VILLAGES. HE SAID THIS WAS PROBABLY DONE ' A REcORT BY T~E UNiTED NATIONS FOOD MATE, CARDINAL JOZSEF MINDSZENTY, WAS BECAUSE THEY ARE SUPPLYING FOOD TO THE IAND fGRiCLlTURE ORGANIZATION INDICATES. "BASE LESS". VIET CONGo : TH:: i"lI=O .... r1ATION WAS CONTAINED IN A THEY SAID WITHDRAWAL WOULD BE LEGALLY PAULING SAID THIS ACTION WAS PUTTiNG 131- 'N\J'_ REPORT ON THE COCONUT S,TU 'MPOSS I BLE BECAUSE MI NDSZENTY HAS THE FARMER IN THE MIDDLE OF A HOT WAR : tT P:)I\I \/H I CH ALSO COVERS uSE OF COCO IALREADY BEEN SENTENCED TO LIFE IMPRI WHERE HE SHOULDN'T BE. , I,U'" \), I.. ! III SOAP-MAK I NG I SONMENT ON THE CHARGES, ALLEGING I ESPIONAGE AND HIGH TREASON. KILL RAIDERS FROM SOMAL! \,JlLL BUiLD TUNA CAN"lERY I M,NDSZENTY HAS LIVED IN EXILE AT THE ADDIS ABABA (UPt) -- ETHIOPIAN SECU I ~AlIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA (UPi) -- THE I U.S. LEGATION HERE SINCE HE WAS FREED RITY TROOPS KILLED 30 RAIDERS FROM i NOVA SCOTIA FISHiNG INDUSTRY IS MAKING 1 FROM PRI~ON DURING THE HUNGARIAN SOMALI IN A BATTLE IN WHICH THREE ETHIO , A SUD TO BECOME THE TUNA CANNING LEADERI UPRISING IN 1956. PIANS ALSO WERE SLAIN, THE GOVERNMENT I OF 1\10 TH AMER I CA. • ••••• ANNOUNCED TODAY. i SC~RAB FISHING VENTURES LTD., HAS DENIES SHE WORE FALSIES THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE BATTLE YESTER i ANNOvNCED A $2,750,000 TUNA CANNING ~ PARIS (UPJ) -- MUGUETTE fABRIS, MISS DAY CAME AS THE ETHIOPIAN CABINET HELD I COMDl£X TO S: CO~STRUCTED IN THE PRO- ! FRANCE OF 1963, HAS SUED A BEAUTY ITS SECOND EMERGENCY MEETING IN A WEEK VINCE IN fHE NEXT•• T.\.JO•• YEARS. ! CONTEST ORGANIZER FOR ACCUSING HER OF TO STUDY REPORTS THAT THE RAIDERS FROM I USING FALSIES TO PAD OUT HER NATURAL SOMALI WERE STEPPING UP ATTACKS ON THE ! CRiSIS OVER DUTCH PRINCESS I (35- 21 -34) CHARMS~ FRONTIER AREA. I T~E rlAGUE {UPl) -- THE DUTCH CABINET MISS FABRIS, WEARING A FUR COAT AND THE GOVERNMENT STATEMENT ON THE INCI I HELD TwO O,£RGENCY MEETiNGS TONlGHT WIT'"! HER LONG BLACK HAIR FLOWING TO DENT SAtD 300 RAIDERS CROSSED TrlE BORDER I ~S A CO~ST'~uT:ONAL CRISfS LOOMED OVER HER SHOULDERS, SWIVEL-HIPPED HER WAY FROM SOMALIA AND WERE ENCOUNTERED BY THE 9 I PqJNCCS3 IRENE S ROMANTIC LifE AND INTO COURT YESTERDAY AND BROUGHT A ETHIOPIAN TROOPS IN JIJIGA PROVINCE. ! HER CON\ERSION TO ROMAN CATHOLICISM. 10,000 FRANCS ($2,000) LIBEL SUIT 1 -p- 3i-~ATION WAS TRIGGERED BY AN AGAINST POIROT DE FONTENAY. DEMAND FISHERMEN BE RELEASED I APPARENT ATTEMPT BY QUEEt-. JLI!.tANA AND SHE WAS ARMED WITH HER DOCTORS' Moscow (UP1) -- THE COMMUNIST PARTY I PRINCE BERNHARD TO FLY TO SPAIN TO CERTIFICATES TO SHOW HER MEASUREMENTS NEWSPAPER PRAVDA SAiD TODAY THE SOViET : VISIT THE L~-YEAR-OLD PRINCESS, SECOND I WERE JUST WHAT SHE CLAIMED. OFFICIALS I PEOPLE HAVE "DEMANDED" THE RELEASE OF I IN l, NE FOR THE THPOr-'E SHE WAS BE- AND PHOTOGRAPHERS JAMMED THE COURT IN 36 CUBAN tISHER/1EN YEt..C LV THE UNITED I llEVED hiDING !N A CONVENT THEnE. THE HOPE THAT MISS FABRIS WOULD DIS- STATes. i THE CABINET RZrORTEDlY OPFOSED THE ROBE AND DEMONSTRATE THAT SHE WAS NOT IN At-. ARTICLE UNDEP THE tUTrlORITATIVE TR!P EXAGGERATING HER CLAIMS, BuT THEY WERE HEADING OF tlOSSERVER", PRAVDA SAID THAT DISAPPOINTED. THE "SOV lET PEOPLE CANN01' hL'l...OIJ TO PASS SN()I"iS'::;)t\O TilO \/£:Et(S I FONTENAY HAD CHARGED PUBLI ClY THAT UNNOTiCED THE PROVOCt.Tl\lt;. 'Tl- ...... lj ..... IJ ACT~ ! DiN~EY C~:EK. CAL!~ (UPI) -- Two I SHE WORE A FOAM RUBBER-PADDED BRASSIERE OF THE AGGRESSIVE MiLi i~~Y ~lr:~ES OF

I ENCYC_~~':: j j' .::51,£,,, STlIt.u ... £D it,TO A I I"J THE "MISS FRANCE" CON"'E~T AND AN- THE UNITED STATES." 'SIEh1,\ RJ - ...{J-,S;;: y£S .... 5::WtY AND TOLD I NOl/NeED THIS ",OULD BE OUTLA'vo/ED IN THE THERE WAS NO ~ENTION 0F F ~~ _rpo's

I 01=' BE i ",G ;:,,\\...1\ 0 ~ ..IND I'" -HE l R CAR ,/, TIi- I FUTURE ¥ CUTTING OFF Of' v/ATi:R SVt"PL jL.~ f ~JJ.I\>- IOJT F00C '); I rFr~ FO=> TwO \ £EKS I ITANAMO NAVAL BASE. IT Wn_ -v~ __ ~: Tr"T THE P':' " ~"Ii) THEY M1i.: 1'j\jOTHiNG ouT I STOCKPILE EXCESSIVE PARTS lC,.STROfS ACTION CAME TOO L...... Tt: "J " '\£ IS/I!O\v' t.S .... _Y WA,TED FOR liELP THAT DID ---~~~r--,:------'THE PRAVDA EDITION. I ~ WASHINGTON (UPI )--COM~TROLLER GEN- I NOT Sv'" I !-lEY fiNALLY Y/AL-KED EIGHT ERAL JOSE~H CAM~BELl TOLD CONGRESS j'" -~~ ~riCuGH HIP-DEEP SNOV TO GET THURSDAY THAT THE U.S. FiFTH AI~ fORCt AMERICAN WOMEN BEST CJST~jEKS • "k 'T ... c:y \JORi: ~TREET SrlO£S, BuSINESS f iN JA~AN AND KOREA HAD STOCKPiLED OR NEW YORK {UPI )--THE A~ERMv~N WOMA~ WA~ I S~ - L~ '0 ~V=RCOATS HAD ON ORDER MORE THA~ $4.3 MILLION THE JAPANESE SEWING MACHINE INDUSTRylS I ;:'7:r 1- 9

AfRS WEEKLY RADIO SCHEDULE WOMEN'S CHAPEL TWO PRIVATE BANKS CLOSE fELLOWSHIP MEETS AND D1RECTORS flEE COUNTRY SATURDAY MONIAY TH~OUGH fRIDAY THE PROTESTANT WOMEN'S JAKARTA (oPI )--Two flR8VATE CHAPEL fELLOWSHIP WILL MEET BANKS WERE CLOSED HERE Af- 6:00 A.M. DON THE DAWN8~EAKE~ 6:00 A.M. DON THE DAWNB~EAKER TUESDAY FROM 9 UNTil If A.M. TER THEIR DIRECTORS flEI TO NEWS SUMMARY (7:00) 0630 NEWS HEAIL1N£S IN THE CHAPEL. HONG KONG, IT WAS RE~ORTED 7:30 r~EEIOM SINGS 0700 NEWS SUMMARY TOM MELTON WILL SPEAK ON TOlAY. 8~00 POLKA PARK MINUTES) (5 THE SUBJECT "BEING CHRISTIAN THE NATIONAL PARTY NEWS- 8:30 BIG JOHN AND S~A~KY 0715 SMALL fRY THEATER - WHAT DOES THIS MEAN TO ME? flA~ER SUlUH INOONESOA SAiD 9: 25 TALES OF" THE 0800 DON McNEilL'S BREAK A RETREAT IS PLANNED rOR THE DIRECTORS WERE ALLEGED NO~THWEST PACIFIC F' AST CLUB A PRE-LENT MEDIATATION. IT TO HAVE EMBEZZLED HUNDREDS 9:30 ARMY HOUR 0830 COUNTRY CORNER IS SUGGESTED THAT WOMEN OF" MilliONS OF ~NDONES~AN 9:55 DOCTOR'S HOUSE CALL 2 POINT OF" LAW 09 5 DRESS INfORMAllY AND BRING RU~IAAHS THROUGH RlLEGAL 10:00 S~OTLIGHT ALBUM ARTHUR GODF"RY 0930 WITH THEM A TOWEL F"OR SIT- TRANSfERS. 10~30 AL BUMS« OF" THE DA Y DOCTOR'S HOUSE CALL 0955 TING, A NOTE BOOK AND A THE DIRECTORS A~~ARENTLY II ~oo NEWS 1000 ALBUMS OF THE DAY BIBLE. THE NURSERY WilL BE MANI~ULATEI ACCOUNTS BE- II : 15 To~s IN PO~S 1030 WORLD OF" SHOW BUSINESS OPEN IN THE COMMUNITY lONGING TO A NUMBER or TEX- 12:00 NEWS 1100 NEWS CENTER BUilDING. TilE INeUSTRIESo 12~05 BUSINESS fiNAL, 1115 fEATURE DESK •••••• THE ~A~ER SA8D THAT SOME WEATHER 1130 AEROS~ACE PRE-SCHOOL LIBRARY OPENS PF" THE INDUSTRIES, WHOSE AC- 12: 10 VA~IATIONS IN JAZZ II :45 LAT I N QUARTER Ho \It THE PRE-SCHOOL L'BRARY ~OUNTS WERE ALLEGED TO HAVE HOO NEWSMAKE~S (WEI. ONly--MARSHAl COMMITTEE OF" THE YOKWE YUK aEEN TAM~ERED WIT~ BY BANK lESE PROGRAM) WOMEN'S CLUB WOULD LIKE TO PF"F"ICIALS, HAYE BEEN F"O~CED I: 15 S~O~TS PAGE ANNOUNCE THE OPENING Of THE TO SHUT DOWN BECAUSE OF" A 1:30 ARTISTS OF" THE DAY 12:00 NEWS PRE-SCHOOL L'BRARY SECTION ~ACK OF O~ERATING FUNDS. 2:00 NEWS 12:05 BUSINESS fiNAL AND IN THE GRACE SHERWOOD LIBRA~ .00000 2:05 JAZZ BOOK WEATHER THESE BOOKS HAVE BEEN 00- REACH COMPROM~SE fORMULA 3~OO 'J NEWS 12: 10 M,DDAY MELODIES 3: 15 YOUR AMERICA 12:3° flAIR NATED BY THE YOKWE YUK Wo- WASHINGTON (UP~ )--THE OR- 3:30 PAN AMERICANA 1:00 NEWSMAKERS MEN'S CLUBo THE BOOKS MAY GANIZATION or AMERiCAN STATES 4:00 NEWS I: 15 S~ORTS PAGE BE TAKEN OUT ON A 7-DAY AGREEB TODAY ON A COM~ROMBSE 4:05 PORTS OF" PA~ADISE 1:3° QUARTER CENTURY OF" lOAN. HOWEVER, SINCE ONLY FORMULA F"OR CREAT~ON OF" A 5:00 NEWS SWING HALF" OF" THE BOOKS HAVE AR- 11-NATION COMMiTTEE TO IN- 5: 15 THIS is My STORY 2:25 SOCIAL SECURITY filE RIVED THERE IS A liMIT OF" VESTiGATE AND MEOiATE THE 5:30 SOUTH fORTY ~:30 S~ORTSCOfiE ONE BOOK PER PARENT CHECK- '8S~UTE BETWEEN THE UN~TED 0:00 NEWS 2:45 THiS I S My STORY OUT. STATES AND PANAMAv 6:05 GRAN D OLE O~RY 3:00 NEWS THE BOOKS ARE FOR ~RE- THE OAS COUNCUl A'~ROVED 6~30 THE JOURNEYMEN 3: 15 CA~ITOl ASSIGNMENT SCHOOL CHILDREN ONLY. THE RESOLUTiON BY A 15-0 7~00 NEWS PAN AMERICANA •••••• VOTE W8TH TWO ABSjENT~ONS 3:30 VENUS DE MILO TO BE ON 7: 15 fEATURE DESK LATIN MUSIC EXHIBITION AT OLYMPICS 7~30 MR. PRESIDENT 4:00 NEWS KHRUSHCHEV SENDS WARN~NG PARIS (UPI- PROBABLY F"OR 8~00 NEWS 4:05 PORTS OF" PARADISE Moscow (UP~ )--PREM6ER THE F"IRST TIME IN THE AP 8~ )5 WHAT'S My LINE (MUSIC OF THE Is N8KftTA So KHRUSHCHEV WARNED flROXIMATElY 2400 YEARS OF" 8:30 ONE N! GHT STANO LANDS.) THE UNDTED STATES~ BR!TA8N, HER LIFE, VENUS DE MilO WORE 9:00 NEWS MON. ONLY: S~ORTS fRANCE, GREECE AN; TURKEY A BRASSIERE TODAY. 9:05 NUGHT WATCH 00 NEWS TODAY TO KEE~ THEDR HAN~S 5: ONE OF" THE WORLD'S MOST 10:00 N£ws 1 NAVY SWINGS OfF CY~RUS ANI SABD THEY 5: 5M FAMOUS STATUES ALSO WAS 10:05 NIGHT WATCH, CON'T. T SCIENCE Ell TOR WERE TRYING TO ~UT THE IS DRAPED IN CLOTH IN PREPARA II :00 TONIGHT W UNIVERSITY EX~LORER LANI UNIER THE NATO MILITARY TION F"OR HER JOURNEY BY SHIP 12:00 SIGN OF"F" TH MEN ANI MOLECULES CONTROL" TO TOKYO WHERE SHE WILL BE SUNDAY f HERE'S TO VETERANS HE ~OINTE.lY REMiNIEI THEM ON DISfilAY DURING THE 1964 '"'9':00 SIGN ON-SALT LAKE 0 SOUTH fORTY OF THE ~EACE-KEE~8NG F"UNC 5:3 OLYMPIC GAMES. TABERNACLE CHOI~ 6:00 NEWS ANALYSIS OF TION OF" THE UNiTEI NATRONS LOUVRE MUSEUM OF"F"ICIAlS 9:30 PROTESTANT HOUR EVENTS--FROM WASH SECURITY COUNCIL AND SAID CONF"IRMED TODAY THAT VENUS' 10:00 TEM~LE HOUR I NGTON THE SOVIET UNION COUL~ NOT 51-INCH BUST WAS SWATHED IN 10:30 CATHOLIC HOUR JIM AMECHE'S PO~ "REMAIN INDUF"F"ERENT" TO 6:05 CLOTH TO PROTECT IT WHILE II :00 NEWS CONCERT EVENTS ON CY~RUS, A STRATE SHE WAS MOVEDFrROM HER II: 15 HEREiS To VETERANS 7:00 NEWS GBC iSlAN. iN THE MED6TER PEDESTAL. THEN SHE WAS CAR~ II :30 RESEARCH 7: 15 fEATURE DESK RANEAN ON WHICH BRiTAfiN rUllY ~USHED AND PULLED DOWN II ~45 LATIN QUARTER HOUR 7:3Q.1 fAMILY THEATER HAS A MAJOR BASE. 12:00 NEWS THE RAMP fOR THREE HOURS ON T My fR I ENI IRMA 0000000 TO A MOBilE PLATfORM. 12:05 SING ALONG WI TH W SUS~ENSE SLAUGHTER HELPLESS THE STATUE WAS THEN EN NAT~VES M8TCH TH JOIiNNY DOLLAR LEO~OlDV8LlE (Up~ ).aTHE CLOSED IN A WOODEN CAGE AND 1:00 NEWSMAKERS r ROMANCE WHEELED TO A PRIVATE ROOM EMBATTLED PRovaNCE Or K8CUU I : 15 SP'ORTS PAGE 8:00 I RA COOK SHOW RE~ORTED ~N THERE THE fAMOUS WOMAN WILL WAS TOlAY All 1:30 BOLERO T.ME 8:30 THE BIG NOISE OUT~REVOlT AGA8NST THE CON BE CAREF"UllY DUSTED AND 2:00 HAWA I I CALLS AMERICA'S PO~UlAR 9:00 WASHED IN PREPARATION fOR GO CENTRAL GOVERNMENT AS 2:30 S~ORTSCO~E MUSIC HER fIRST TRIP OUTSIDE OF" 8RUG-CRAZE., HAlF"-NAKED CON 2:45 ARTOST OF" THE DAY CONTINENTAL 9:30 fRANCE SINCE SHE WAS BROUGHT GOLESE TE~RORiSTS ATTACKED 3:00 NEWS VARIETES HERE 144 YEARS AGO F"ROM THE TROO~S,BURNEG VIllAGES AND 3: 15 COM~ASS flF"TEEN 10~00 NEWS GREEK ISLAND Or MELOSo SLAUGHTERED H£l~lESS NATIVES. 3:30 NAVY HOUR 10:05 NIGHT WATCH UNITED NATRONS AUR ~ATROLS 4:00 NEWS II :30 ENCHANTMENT Of MUSIC SCOUTiNG OVE~ THE PROVINCE 4:05 STEVE AllEN 12:00 SIGN OF"F" NO ACCOMPLICES KNOWN SAID ABOUT 150 VILLAGES IN 00 NEWS 5: o~oooo WASHDNGTON (UPi }--A NER KWBlU HAVE BEEN DESTROYED SCIENCE ED8TOR 5: 15 RIOTS IN CONGO TODAY VOUS MARIAN OSWALD SUBMBTTED BY THE TERROR8STS~ 5.=30 CURT MASSEY SHOW BRAZZAVillE, CONGO (UPIJ- TO TELEV8SEO NEWS CONrERENCE 6:00 NEW~ RIOTS BROKE OUT TODAY IN THIS AND SAID SHE STBll HAS NO WAR CR!MINAl A S~HC!DE 6:05 THE MANY fACES OF" CA~ITAl OF" THE fORMER fRENCH 18EA WHY HER HUSBAN~ WOULB ViENNA (UPu }~~JUlOUS GARB f OLl~ ~1us BC CONGO AND THERE WERE CASUAL HAVE KDLlEC PRESOCENT LER J ARRESTED ~~ ~962 iN NEWS 7:00 TIES WHEN ~OliCE MOVED 8N TO KENNEGY. CONNECTION WRTH THE $lAY~~G i 7: 15 UNIVERSBTY EX~lORER BREAK THEM U~, ~OlICE SOURCES SHE ALSO SAID SHE KNEW OF" OF" SEVERAL HUN~RED JEWS DUR~ 7g30 HOLLYWOoe ,BOWL SAID. NO ONE WHO MiGHT HAVE BEEN ING WORLD WAR ~!y CO~~!TrED 9:00 ONE NI GHT STANO UNOF"F"!CRAl REfiORTS SAD9 AT AN ACCOM~LBCE TO OSWAlDo SU8CIDE TODAY, PulDCE ~A~D" 9:30 S~ORTS PAGE lEAST TWO ~ERSONS WERE KillE' AUTHORBT8ES SA8D GARBlER~ ALERT 9:45 ANI OTHERS INJURED WHEN ~OLICE MOSCOW (UP~ )--Moscow RADiO 59, AN ALLEGED fO~MER NAZI 10:00 NEWS BROKE ~ DEMONSTRAT80NS AND SAID TODAY ThAT NATO ~OUlD ~OLaCE Off8CER~ JUM~ED our 10~05 SMALL WOltLD RIOTS uEMANDiNG THE RELEASE LiKE CY~RUS TO BE ANOTHER or A WQNDOW AT THE WELS II :00 TONIGHT or rORMER PRESiDENT ABBE CONGO, "iN WHOCH TROOP'S PRISON. HE WAS ARRESTED ON 12·00 SUGN] OrF' fUlBERT YOULOU~ SENT IN THE NA~E OF" THE CONNECTiON WBTH T~E MASS

0000900 OOQOQO UNITED NATKONS IN rACT MURIERS OF" JEWS AT lEMN8CA~ HEL~E. OYERTHROW THE lAWF"UL POLANDQ GOYERNMENTo PAGE 4 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 8 FEBRUARY 1964 \ -- - ... .-;--- , ~------~------HOPES AFRICAN STATES REA~IZE CUBA ~AY DEAL WITH fRANCE ACCUSE CYPRUS PRESIDENT WHO THE~R REAL fRiENDS ARE PARIS (UPI)--CUBA is SEEKING TO BUY Of SEEKING HELP fROM SOVIETS LONDON (UPI)--PRIME MINISTER SIR AN ESTIMATED $~O MILLION WORTH Of TRANS BEIRUT (UPI}--TuRKISH CYPRIOT LEADER ALEC DOUGLAS-HOME, IN A DIRECT CHAL- PORT EQUIPMENT IN fRANCE, CONSISTING fAZIL KUCHUK WAS QUOTED YESTERDAY AS LENGE OF STATEMENTS MADE iN AFRICA BY MAINLY OF RAILROAD LOCOMOTIVES, TRUCKS DEMANDING THE ESTABLISHMENT Of AN INDE CHINESE COMMUNIST PREMIER CHOU EN-LAI, AND BUSES, FRENCH GOVERNMENT SOURCES PENDENT TURKISH REPUBLIC IN CYPRUS, EXPRESSED HOPE THAT PEOPLE Of THAT I SA 10 TODA Y" POSSIBLY LINKED fEDERALLY WiTH THE CONTINENT WILL "REALIZE fROM NOW ON GREEK SECTORo WHO THEIR REAL FRIENDS ARE4" B;L~ BEFORE SE~ATE TO STUDY THE BEIRUT NEWSPAPER "AL SAfA," IN SiR ALEC, OPENING DEBATE IN THE FEASIB~LITY OF NEW CANAL AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH THE CYPRUS HOUSE OF COMMONS ON A GOVERNMENT MO WASHINGTON (UP'}--SEN. WARREN G. MAG VICE-PRESIDENT, QUOTED HIM AS SAYING TION FOR COMMONWEALTH TRADE, NOTED NUSON HAS INTRODUCED A BILL CALLING FOR THERE WAS NO NEED FOR UNITED NATIONS THAT CHOU DURING HIS JUST COMPLETED IMMEDIATE STUDY OF THE fEASIBILITY Of ACTION ON CYPRUS "SINCE IT IS A MATTER AFRICAN TRIP HAD SAID REVOLUTIONARY A NEW SEA-LEVEL CANAL TO LINK THE ATLAN fOR THE ORIGINAL GUARANTORS Of BRITAIN, I PROSPECTS ARE EXCELLENT THROUGHOUT TIC AND PACIFIC OCEANS. GREECE AND TURKEY TO SETTLEu" THE AfRICAN CONTINENT. THE MAGNUSON PROPOSAL WOULD REQUIRE A KUCHUK ACCUSED CYPRUS PRESIDENT ARCH "i CAN NOT IMAGINE A MORE CYNICAL REPORT TO CONGRESS WITHIN SIX MONTHS. BISHOP MAKAR lOS OF SEEKING HELP FROM DECLARATiON AND I HOPE THE PEOPLE OF THE BILL WOULD AUTHORIZE THE SECRE THE SOVIETS AND SUPPORTING THE PROPOSAL AFRICA, IN PARTICULAR THE COMMON- TARIES OF STATE AND DEfENSE AND THE TO SEND NATO TROCPS TO HELP POLICE THE i WEALTH COUNTRIES IN AfRICA, AND THE ATOMIC ENERGY COMMiSSION TO CONDUCT THE CEASE-fiRE BETWEEN GREEK AND TURKISH NEW REPRESENTATIVES IN THE UNITED SURVEYo THIS WOULD INCLUDE THE fEA CYPRIOTS ON THE ISLANDo KINGDOM REALIZE FROM NOW ON WHO THEIR SIBILITY Of EXCAVATING THE CANAL BY I REAL ~RdENDS ARE, SIR ALEC SAID. NUCLEAR EXPLOSIVES. COST Of MEN'S CLOTHES LESS

0'0600& IT CALLS fOR COST ESTIMATES AND SITE BUT FEMALE ATTIRE RiSES CYPRuS PRESIDENT is EXPECTED SURVEYS, TO PROVIDE AN ALTERNATIVE NEW YORK (UPI}--THE AMERICAN FACTORY IN NEW YORK BEFORE U.N. ROUTE TO THE PANAMA CANAL. WORKER EARNS MONEY ENOUGH TO BUY HUM- UNITED NATIONS (UPI)--CYPRIOT PR(S MAGNUSON SAID A NEW ISTHMIAN SEA-LEVEL SELF A NEW SUIT A LOT fASTER THAN HE , I DENT ARCHB' SHOP MAKAR' OS PROBABL Y CANAL WOULD REQUIRE fAR LESS MAINTENANCE DID SEVEN YEARS AGO, BUT IT TAKES HIM WILL COME HERE NEXT WEEK TO SEEK A THAN THE LOCK-TYPE PANAMA CANAL AND ABOUT 5.5 HOURS LONGER TO EARN THE I SECURITY COUNCIL SOLUTION or THE Cy PROVE LESS VULNERABLE TO NUCLEAR ATTACK. PRICE Of A SUIT FOR HIS WlfE~ PRUS PROBLEM UNLESS AGREEMENT IS TRANSIT TIME THROUGH A SEA LEVEL CANAL, THESE WERE TWO Of A NUMBER OF ITEMS REACHED IN DIPLOMATIC TALKS NOW UNDER HE SAID IN A STATEMENT, WOULD BE ONLY INCLUDED IN A SPECIAL STUDY Of PURCHAS WAY IN LONDON AND NICOSIA, INFORMED HALf THAT THROUGH THE PRESENT ROUTE, ING POWER RELEASED BY THE NATIONAL IN

I SOURCES REPORTEDo WITH LOWER SHIPPING COSTS. DUSTRIAL CONFERENCE BOARDu T~ERE WAS NO MOVE YET BY CYPRUS OR MAGNUSON SAID HE HAD BEEN ADVISED THE STUDY WAS MADE Of 29 PRODuGTS ANY OTHER POWER TO RECONVENE THE COUN- THAT NUCLEAR EXCAVATION Of A SEA-LEVEL AND SERVICES AND THE LENGTH Of TIME IT

CIL, WHICH MET AT CYPRUS' REQUEST IN CANAL WOULD REQUIRE ONLY ONE-fifTH THE TAKES A FACTORY WORKER TO EARN THE I A MIDNiGHT MEETING ON DECo 28 AND AD TIME AND ONE-FOURTH THE COST Of CON MONEY TO PURCHASE THEMu IT ESTABLISHED I , JOURNED TO AWAIT THE OUTCOME OF THE STRUCTING THE SAME KIND Of CANAL BY THAT IT TOOK LESS TIME TO EARN 14 OF lONDON CONFERENCE ON THE ISLAND COUK CONVENTIONAL MEANSc THEM THAN IN 1957, MORE TIME fOR ANOTHER I ! TRY'S CISORDERSo EIGHT, AND ABOUT THE SAME LENGTH Of TIMEI BUT SOURCES CLOSE TO THE CYPRUS DE ANTICIPATED CUBAN ACTION fOR ANOTHER SEVEN. ! LEG~TIJN INDICATED THAT THE COUNCIL NEW YORK (UPI)--PRESIDENT JOHNSON SAYS WOU~D BE CALLED if AGREEMENT IS NOT THE UNITED STATES HAD ANTICIPATED THAT BLIZZARD SWEEPS SOUTHWEST , REACHED SOON AND THAT THERE WAS A CUBAN PREMIER fiDEL CASTRO WOULD CUT CHICAGO (UPI)--A BLIZZARD-LIKE STORM GOOD POSSIBILITY THAT MAKAR lOS WOULD Off THE WATER SUPPLY AT THE GUANTANAMO SWEPT OUT OF THE ROCKIES ON 40-MILE-AN LEAD THE DEBATE HERE HIMSELf. NAVAL BASE BUT HE ASSURED THE AMERICAN HOUR WINDS YESTERDAY, STACKING ROAD PEOPLE THE BASE WOULD BE KEPT SUPPLIED BLOCKING DRifTS, ISOLATING TOWNS AND ~~RMAL PROTEST is MADE WITH WATER. MAROONING TRAVELERS IN A FOUR-STATE WASH:~GTON (uPI)--THE STATE DEPART "OUR TROOPS IN CUBA AND THEIR F'AMILIES AREA Of THE SNOW-BOGGED SOUTHERN PLAINSol MENT rlAS FORMALLY PROTESTED IN A NOTE WILL HAVE THE WATER THEY NEED," JOHNSON THE WINTRY BLAST STRANDED MORE THAN TO Moscow, THE SHOOTING DOWN Of AN SAID. HE DEPARTED FROM THE TEXT Of A 200 AUTOMOBILES ON A 50-MILE STRETCH I AMERlCAN TRAINING PLANE IN EAST GER- SPEECH HE WAS DELIVERING TO AN AUDIENCE Of U.S6 66, CROWDED THE LITTLE VILLAGE Of MAN'" LAST WEEKQ AT THE WALDORF-ASTORIA HOTEL TO MAKE GROOM, TEXAS, WITH WEARY TRAVELERS AND THE STATE DEPARTMENT SAID A U.S. CLEAR THE U.S~ POSITION IN THE LATEST ISOLATED DUMAS, TEXAS. PROTEST NOTE WAS DELIVERED IN Moscow CRISIS WIT~ CUBA. IT BLOCKED ALL ROADS IN THE OKLAHOMA YESTERDAY CONfIRMING IN WRITING AN PANHANDLE, CLOSED MANY HIGHWAYS IN NEW , ORAL PROTEST WHICH THE STATE DEPART INAUGURATE NEW SERVICE MEXICO AND THE TEXAS PANHANOLE, AND MENT HAD MADE TO A SOVIET EMBASSY MONTREAL (UPI}--A NEW INDEPENDENT fORCED DOZENS Of SCHOOLS TO CLOSE DOWN OfFICIAL THE DAY AfTER THE JAN. 28 SHIPPING SERVICE WILL BE INAUGURATED IN EASTERN COLORADO~ , iNCiDENT., NEXT APRIL BETWEEN MONTREAL AND JAPAN. IT HAMPERED NATIONAL GUARDSMEN STRUG- I 000000 THE SERVICE, COMMERCIAL MARINE LINE GLING THROUGH DRifTS HIGHER THAN A MAN'SI WILL BREAK Off RELATIONS OF NEW YORK, WILL HAVE ONE SAILING PER HEAD TO AID UP TO 50,000 HEAD Of CATTLE PARIS (UPI)--PRESIDENT CHARLES DE I MONTH IN EACH DIRECTIONo STRANDED WITHOUT fOOD IN THE CLAYTON, I GAULLE OF FRANCE WILL BREAK DIPLOMATICl THE fiRST VESSEL WILL SAIL fOR MON NEW MEXICO, AREAo I

RELATIONS SOON WiTH THE CHINESE NA- , TREAL fROM KOBE AT THE END Of MARCH. 000000 I,

I TIONALiSTS If THEY DO NOT MAKE THE I 000 ••• HAS RIGHT TO DEfEND SElf , BREAK FiRST, RESPONSIBLE fRENCH Gov- I PARTY LIQUIDATED DELEGATES TOKYO (UPI)--JAPAN AS AN INDEPENDENT I ERNMENT S00RC[S REPORT. ' Moscow (UPI)--THE COMMUNIST PARTY COUNTRY HAS A RIGHT TO DEfEND ITSELF THE SOURCES DESCRIBED THE BREACH AS NEWSPAPER PRAVDA SAID TODAY THAT THE AND ARTICLE 9 Of THE POSTWAR CONSTITU "INEVITABLE" AND SAID IT WILL COME LATE DICTATOR JOSEf STALIN LIQUIDATED TION RENOUNCING WAR, SHOULD BE REVISED, I IIIN THE NE~R FUTURE"--PROBABLY SOON 1,108 Of 1,966 PARTY DELEGATES TO THE A CONSTITUTION STUDY COUNCIL SAID IN AfTER fRANCE SENDS A CHARGE D'AFfAIRES 17TH CONGRESS IN 1934 AND 70 PER CENT ITS fiNAL REPORT THURSDAY. TO OPEN AN EMBASSY IN PEKINGo ! Of THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE. THE MAJORITY MEMBERS Of THE COUNCIL,

0-000.0 I 000 •• 0 ORGANIZED SEVEN YEARS AGO BY THE GOVERN WilL PRESENT NEW fORD I NEW YORK (UPI)--NEW PHILIPPINE TARiffS MENT, CLAIMED THAT EVEN UNDER THE EXIST DEARBORN, MICHo (UPI)--foRD MOTOR I EffECTIVE AS Of FEBa 24 WILL CUT DOWN ING WAR-RENOUNCING ARTIC~E. JAPAN CAN COMPANY ANNOUNCED TODAY IT WILL INTRO-IA~ERICAN SALES TO THAT COUNTRY, ACCORD POSSESS SELf-DEfENSE POWER AND THAT

DUCE A NEW CAR CALLED THE MUSTANG I N I I NG TO THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE. THE PRESENT SELF-DEfENSE FOqCES ARE NOT ' APRiL. THE MUSTANG WILL BE SIMILAR I EXPORTERS OF TEXTILE REMNANTS, WIRE UNCONSTITUTIONALo TO ~~E SPORTS-DREAM CAR Of THE S4ME : ROPE, TRACTOR PARTS, SURGICAL DRESSINGS NAME FIRST SHOWN IN ~962o I AND LIGHT MACHINERY "ARE IN ALMOST UN- L nTlE PROGRESS is hi:..: ' oooo.~ ! ANIMOUS AGREEMENT THAT THE ACTION Of THE BANGKOK (UPi)--PROGKESS TiJv,-.I', .... s A THIS NEEDS ijNVEST~GAT~ON I PHILIPPINES GOVERNMENT, IN EffECT, SETTLEMENT OF THE MALAYSi~ C~SPvTl S~N FRANCISCO (UP~)--POlICE CH!EF I CLOSES THE NATION'S MARKET fOR THEIR SLOWED DOWN TODAY o SNAGS DEVELOPED IN I THOMAS CAHILL HAS ORDERED AN INVESTI- PRODUCTS," THE BUSINESS DAILY SAID. THE MAIN MEETING BETWEEN THE FOREIGN

GATION iNTO THE $150 ROBBERY Of WALT'S, 000.0. MINISTERS Of iNDONESIA, MALAYSIA AND THE TAVER~o IlONDON (UPI)--PRIME MINISTER SIR ALEC PHILLIPPINES WHILE A LOWER LEVEL J0RK Two POL!C~~EN WERE HAViNG A COffEE ,DOUGLAS-HOME HAS REJECTED A SUGGESTION ING COMMITTEE MADE NO PROGRESS AT ALL. BRE~K !N THE BACK ROOM Of THE TAVERN I THAT A COMMONWEALTH DEFENSE fORCE BE OPTIMISM GENERATED BY YESTERDA,I S WH1LE TWO GUNMEN CLEANED OUT THE CASH ESTABLISHED TO DEAL WITH EMERGENCIES IN QUICK ADVANCE TURNED SOUR AS INDONESIA REGiSTER TUESD~Y NIGHTo COMMONWEALTH TERRITORIES. BALKED ON AN UNDISCLOSED fORMU~A PUT FORWARD BY M~LAYSIAo CLAss A BASKETBALL SCHEDULE DALLY COURT AT 7:15 PoM~ IGH SCHOOLCIA~~~S BACK AMIGOS SAT: SPOILERS VSo RAMBLERS ""ports ' ALLAN KASEHAGEN'S CHARITY SUN: BANDITS VSo CROSSROADS SECTION TOSSES CLIMAXED A 40-39 VIC- CLASS B BASKETBALL SCHEDULE TORY FOR HIGH SCHOOL #1 LAST DAllY COURT AT 6:00 P Mo NIGHT, TURNING BACK THE SECOND 9 SAT: JOKERS VSo HIGH SCHo 2'------~ PLACE AMIGOS IN THE CLASS B SUN: HIGH SCHo 1 VSo JAzz-KATS PAGE 5 SATURDAY 8 FEBRUARY 1964 BASKETBALL LEAGUEo THE TAll BESPECTACLED CENTER WEARING UNIFORM HAD A LOT F!ELDS RESERVED #40 .I ON HIS MIND AND BUT LITTLE GO ~: DALLY FtElD, 1:00-4~30 ING fOR HIM TO ALL INTENTS AS FAST PITCH EXHIBITION GAME CoSERVERC-~;{--~: l-__ __ '- HE STEPPED TO THE FREE THROW BRANDON fiELD, 12:30-4:30 LANE WITH 7 SECONDS LEFT IN Wo BARNA (WECO) THE GAME AND TRAiLING BY ONE YANKEES-GIANTS BATTLE TO A DRAW POINTo KASEHAGEN HAD TO SINK LITTLE LEAGUE SCHEDULE IN LITTLE LEAGUE ACTION YESTERDAY EVENING, THE YANKEES THE FIRST ONE IN ORDER TO GAMES AT LITTLE LEAGUE FIELD HELD THE GIANTS TO A 12-12 TIE BALL GAME THAT SLOWED DOWN HAVE THE SECOND SHOT o A TENSE SUN EXHIBITION GAME AT 1:00 THE GIANTS' PENNANT HOPES~ CROWD WATCHED HIM MAKE BOTH MINOR LEAGUE VSc LITTLE STAR LAST SEASON A REGULATION DRAWN GAME fOUND THAT BOTH SHOTS GOOD SENDING THE HIGH 3000 P~M~ YANKEES VSu METS TEAMS GAINED A t VICTORY~ THIS RULING LAST YEAR WAS NOT SCHOOL IN FRONT BY A POINTu fOLLOWED BY THE RULE BOOK. ACCORDING TO THE 1963 LITTLE THE DESPERATE AMIGOS TRIED HEAVY WE!GHT CONTENDER DENtE LEAGUE RULE BOOK, IT STATES THAT A TIE (REGULATION DRAWN fOR ANOTHER PLAY BuT THE BUZZ HE JOINED ANTI-WHITE SECT GAME) SHALL BE RESUMED fROM THE EXACT POINT AT WHICH IT ER ENDED THE GAME~ MIAMI, FLORIDA (UPI)--HEAV WAS SUSPENDED AND WITH THE SAME PERSONNEL AS NEARLY AS EVEN IN THE FIRST QUARTER WEIGHT CONTENDER CASSIUS CLAY POSSIBLE~ HOWEVER, THE PITCHER IS STILL SUBJECT TO ALL THE GAME WAS DEADLOCKED 11-110 REFUSED TO COMMENT ON A CHARGE PITCHING ELIGIBILITY RULES AND REGULATIONS" THEREFORE, KASEHAGEN WAS fOULED AFTER BY HIS FATHER THAT HE HAD THIS GAME WILL HAVE TO BE PLAYED, RESUMING FROM THE EXACT AMIGOS' SAL SAVEllA SANK HIS JOINED THE BLACK MUSLIMS AND POINT WITH THE SCORE AT 12-12~ FREE THROW WITH ONLY !O SEC WAS BEING "BRAIN WASHED" BY THE GIANTS HAD TO WIN THIS GAME LAST NIGHT THAT WOULD ONDS REMAINING IN THE GAMEo THE NEGRO SUPREMACY SECTo HAVE PROJECTED THEM CLEARLY INTO THE PENNANT PICTUREo BILL GLASSER THEN FOULED KASE Ifl DON'T CARE WHAT MY fA THE GIANTS NEEDED THE GAME AND HAD TO WIND UP WITH A TIEo HAGEN WITH ONLY 3 SECONDS THER SAID. I'M NOT INTEREST HOWEVER, THEY HAVE ANOTHER CRACK AT IT AND If THEY SHOULD AfTER SAVElLA'S fREE THROW~ ED AND I'M NOT TALKING," SAID TAKE IT FROM THE YANKEES IN THIS DRAWN GAME WHICH WILL BE KASEHAGEN SANK ALL Of HIS THE USUALLY LOQUACIOUS CLAY, 6 RESCHEDULED ON A LATER DATE, THEY WILL BE IN THE PENNANT fREE THROWS, fiVE OF THEM IN WHO MEETS HEAVYWEIGHT CHAM PICTUREo BUT TONIGHT IS ANOTHER BIG ONE fOR THEM WHEN THE FINAL QUARTERo KASEHAGEN PION SONNY LISTON IN A TITLE THEY CLASH AGAINST THE fiRST HALf WINNERS, THE CARDINALSo WITH PAUL CLARK SPEARHEADED fiGHT HERE FEBo 250 THE GIANTS IN THIS SECOND HALf HOLD A 6-1 RECORD WHILE THE ATTACK EACH PU~PING IN 12 CLAY'S FATHER, CASSIUS M. THE CARDINALS ARE CLOSE BEHIND 6-2. If THE GIANTS LOSE POINTS; GARY CUESTA CHIPPED IN CLAY SR6, MADE THE ACCUSATION THIS EVENING, THE TWO TEAMS GO INTO THE SECOND HALf 8 WHILE CHARLES CLARK TALLIED IN A STORY BY PAT PUTNAM Of WITH A TWO WAY TIE~ THEN THE GIANTS MUST EMERGE VICTOR- 70 SAL SAVELLA TOPPED THE THE MIAMI HERALDQ 10US OVER THE YANKEES IN ORDER TO HAVE A WORLD SERIESo SCORING COLUMN WITH 15 POINTS CLAV'S fATHER, 52-VEAR-OLD IF NOT, THE CARDINALS THEN TAKE THE CROWN FOR BOTH HALVES4 AND LED THE AMiGOS' ASSAULTy FORMER LOUISVILLE SIGN PAINT THE GIANTS HAD TO WIN LAST NIGHT'S GAME KNOWING THAT BILL GLASSER AND PAT Low fOL- ER, SAID THAT BOTH CASSIUS THEY fACE A TOUGH CARDINAL SQUAD THIS EVENINGo LOWED WITH 8 AND 7 POINTS AND A YOUNG BROTHER, RUDY, IN LAST NIGHT'S GAME GREG MOORE SMASHED A DOUBLE IN THE RESPECTIVELYo PAUL CLARK WERE MEMBERS OF THE ANTI BOTTOM Of THE LAST INNING HIGHLIGHTING A YANKEE 4-RUN PACED THE SCHOLARS IN THE WHITE SECT BEfORE WHICH CAS RALLYo MOORE'S DOUBLE BOUNCED Off THt CENTERfiELD WALL, fiRST QUARTER WHILE SAVELLA SIUS SPOKE RECENTLY IN NEW DRIVING IN STEWART SNYDER fOR THE TYING RUNo DAVID TROE LED THE AMIGOSo CUESTA AND YORK. WAS TAGGED AT HOMEPLATE. THEN TERRY MADDOX LED Off WITH KASEHAGEN CLICKED IN THE SEC 9000000 A TRIPLE IN THAT INNING AND ROGER GARCIA BROUGHT HIM A- OND QUARTER TO PUT THE SCHOL SHOOTS TWO HOLES-IN-ONE CROSS WITH A SINGLE THROUGH THE BOXo BOBBY MARTINSON fOl- ARS TO A 20-18 LEAD AT HALf- DEAL, ENGLAND (UPI}--ROGER LOWED WITH ANOTHER SINGLE; THEN TODD MADDOX, SNYDER AND TIMEo GAME, A 17-YEAR-OlD ASSIS TROE WALKED IN SUCCESSION BEfORE BAYSEK AND SCHMERSAHL oooouo TANT PROFESSIONAL GOLfER, MADE THE TWO OUTS AND MOORE'S DOUBLE THEN fOllOWED. LEAGUE PLAY LITTLE STARS TODAY BECAME THE FIRST PLAYER MINOR SCHMERSAHL DOUBLED AFTER BAYSEK DREW A WALK IN THE FIRST THE MINOR LEAGUE SQUAD WILL ON RECORD TO SHOOT TWO CON- I INNING AND GARCIA RAMMED A TRIPLE WHILE MARTINSON fOLLOWED BE MATCHED AGAINST THE LITTLE SECUTIVE HOLES-IN-ONE ON A WITH A SINGLE THAT PUT THE YANKEES TO A 3-1 LEADQ STARS AT 1:00 PaMo TOMORROW o BRITiSH COURSEo l FOUR CONSECUTIVE SINGLES BY MOORE, MADDOX, GARCIA AND THE PLAYERS ARE fROM THE METS GAME, ASSISTANT PRO AT THE: , MARTINSON IN THE THIRD FRAME BROUGHT fOUR MORE RUNS INo YANKEES, GIANTS AND CARDINALSo WALMER AND KINGSDOWN CLUB 1 JOHN COELHO AND CURT STIMPSON WERE THE ONLY TWO GIANTS TO CoPo GAUSTOMACHIO, MENTOR NEAR HERE, ACH!EVED THE FEAT 1 COLLECT A HIT fROM TERRY MADDOX BEfORE BEING RELIEVEDo Of THE MINOR LEAGUE, PRAISES AT THE DOWNHil~ SEVENTH AND 1 MADDOX WALKED THREE IN A ROW IN THE fifTH AND WAS RELIEVED HIGHLY THOSE WHO HAVE WORKED EIGHTH HOLES UNDER THE WATCH1 BY RICHARD SAGE WHO ALSO YIELDED THE SAME AMOUNT Of WALKSo HARD WITH HIM THROUGHOUT THE fUL EYES Of CLUB MEMBER HUGY, SCHMERSAHL THEN CAME IN TO PITCH BUT IT WAS TOO LATE AS SEASDNu HEARTY, A POLiCE INSPECTOR~ THE GIANTS PUT OUT A DEVASTATING 10-RUN TALLY. GEORGE THE FOllOWING PLAYERS MAKE TEMPLE COLLECTED THE ONLY HIT IN THAT fRAME WHILE A TOTAL UP THE MINOR LEAGUE ROSTER: OUTfiELDER SOLD TO JAPAN Of 10 WALKED BY THE YANKEE'S THREE HURLERSo TOMMY FAWCETT HONOLULU (UPi)--OUTrIELDER I As IT STANDS RIGHT NOW, SINCE THIS GAME WILL RESUME IN DANNY FAWCETT STAN PALYS WAS SOLD TODAY THE SEVENTH INNING, SCHMERSArlL AND RELIEVER HoG. KEELING DAVID KOHS BY THE ~AWA!1 ISLANDERS or ARE BOTH WORKING fOR THE VICTORY ON THE MOUND$ KEELING GAIL KOHS THE PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE TO RELiEVED JOHN COELHO IN THE EARLY fRAMES. JOE WOLF THE TOKYO ORIONS FOR A SUM MARK TREON BELIEVED TO BE IN EXCESS Of BANDITS TRIM DUKES - CLASS A WAYNE THOMAS $5,000" BUTCH BARRETT PALYS ARRIVED IN THE 'IS- I BRADLEV DOKLER , lANOS WITH HIS FAMILY WEDNES- I l DAY NIGHT FROM HIS HOME NEAR TED CYR SCRANTON, PENNSYLVANIA, AND GARY EOltJARDS BOBBY SUMNER WILL JOIN THE ORIONS IN SPRING TRAINING ON MAUl I S MIKE CASBON LAND TOmAVo CHRIS POST PALYS, 33, HAS BEEN IN OR u " 0 0 CI u GANIZED BASEBALL SINCE i950 LEADING SCORERS-CLASS 8 WHEN HE SIGNED A CONTRACT Co CLARK - HIGH SCHvUL i, 75 Pi WITH PH!L4DELPHIA or THE NA SAVELLA - AMIGOS, 74 PTSo I CUESTA - HIGH SCHOOL TIONAL LEAGUE" ~, 64 PTS~ HE BOASTS A LifETIME BAT CADDELL- HIGH SCHOOL 2, 53 PTSu TiNG AVERAGE Of ABOUT 03000 CLASS A CONT~N~ED HE LED THE SOUTHERN ASSOCIA DOLLARHIDE AND DRINKARD TiON iN BATTiNG iN 1957 AND TALLIED 12 AND II PO!N~S AGAIN iN i9600 RESPECTIVELY IN PACING THE BANDITS TRIUMPH THAT K£PT CONSERVE WATER PAGE 6 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 8 fEBRUARY 1964 ~

~L" "D f\n~ Inf\u NOTICES I ~ dl\ dt,L'f\vn NOTICES HELP WANTED CATHOLIC RICHARDSON SHOWTBME 7:30 ~.Mo FAT~ER FEY - 7 A.M o AND UNDER THE YUM YUM TREE NEWS AND S~ORTS GLOBAL ASSOCIATES, TERMINAL 9.!5 AoM. IN THE MEMORIAL CHA~EL AND 11:15 ON ROI. A .... ENTERTAINING. Y & C ••• No. BUILDING. JACK LEMMON AND CAROL LYNLEY ( J) SECRETARY DAILY MASS - 4:~5 IN THE I BLESSED SACRAMENT CHA~EL A MODERN-DAY COMEDY ABOUT ADJUSTMENTS OF (I) STENOGRAPHER SEVERAL TEENAGERS. (I) ClERK-TY~IST - fULL MONDAY THROUGh fRIDAY. OR PART TIME. MASS SATURDAY MORNING AT 7:25 A.M. CONFESSiON YOKWE YUK SHOWTIME 7 AND 9 ~.M. WHO'S BEEN SLEEPINn IN MY BED ' CHOIR DiRE~~~~:' THE GEORGE SATURDAY 7 ~eM. - 8 ~.M. A. 0 • FA I R • Y & C .... No. SEiTZ JUNIOR-SENIQR HIGH I I PROTESTANT DEAN MARTIN ~ORTRAYS A BACHELOR TV BOCTOR I ~LAUS TO DEVELO~ A SCHOOL REV. DONALD S. DAUGHTRY IDOL WHO ACTS AS MARRIAGE COUNSELOR TO THE CHOIR WHICH WILL HEET FOR '" WIVES or THE NEIGHBORHOO~ WHILE THEIR HUS- PRACTICE MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, REV. LUKE MARKVE BANDS ~LAY POKER. AND fRiDAY FROM 3:15 TO 4:30 DIVINE SERVICES AT 8:10 AND II II AoMo IN THE MEMORIAL P.M~ ANYONE INTERESTED IN ( CHA~EL. SUNDAY SCHOOL - OCEAN VIEW SHOWTIME 7:30 ~6M. THE POSITION OF ~IRECTOR 9:40 IN THE GEORGE SEITZ THE MOUNTAIN OF THIS CHOIR SHOUL~ A~~LY S~ENCER TRACY AND ROBERT WAGNER AT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE OF SCHOOL. SENIOR HlGH SCHOOL BASED ON THE NOVEL BY HENRI TROYAT GLOBAL ASSOCIATES OR CALL YOUTH FELLOWSHI~ EVERY SUN DAY AT 6 IN TRAILER 705 FOR ADOITION~L INFOR- ~.M ROXY SHOWTIME 6:30 AN9 8:30 ~6M. MATION. 501 FOR STUDENTS 9TH THROUGH I 12TH GRADE. PROTESTANT SAVAGE SAM A & Y & C •••VERY GOOD SERVICES AT ROI NAMUR WILL BRIAN KEITH AND TOMMY KIRK I TEACHERS ANY ~ERSONS WITH BE AT 7 ~ .. Mo WALT DISNEY ~RESENTS TWO TOUGHT TEXANS WHO II TEACHiNG CREDENTIALS WHO TAKE ON A TRIBE OF RENAGADE A~ACHES. WILL BE ON THE ISLANO UN o CI •••• Til JULY 1965, AN. WHO DE- JEWISH SERVICES ARE HELD ON l THE FIRST AND THIRD FRIDAY ROI NAMUR SHOWTlME 8 P.M. I SIRE A ~OSITION IN THE VICE RAID ; GEORGE SE I TZ SCHOOL FOR OF EVERY MONTH AT 8 ~.Mo IN THE CHA~EL. MAMIE VAN DOREN AND RICHARD COOGAN NEXT YEAR, SHOULD MAKE A~- , THE STORY OF A SYNDICATE OWNE~ CITY AND , !I'Ll CAT ION TO THE SU~ER I N- HOW IT IS FINALLY SMASHED. I TENOENT OF SCHOOLS IM- CHURCH Of CHRIST SERVICES I MEOIATElY. CALL 601 FOR AN ARE HELD EACH LORD'S DAY AT 10:15 A.M. AT QUARTERS COUNTDOWN SHOWTIME 7:30 ~oMu I A~~O I NTMENT. I 217-B. BIBLE STU8Y AT II PT 109 CLIFF ROBERTSON ~ TY~IST. THE HOURGLASS A.M .. SERVICES WILL ALSO BE THE TRUE STORY OF LT J.f. KENNEDY'S ADVENTURES : NEEDS GOOD FULL-TIME HELD SUNDAY EVENING AT 6 ~.J TY~IST IN THE PACIFIC DURING WORLD WAR II. ! ON IBM ELECTRIC MACHINE. LDS SERVICES WILL BE HEL~ SUNDAY MOVI ES: r GOOD O~~ORTUNITY FOR IN ROOM 113 OF THE GEORGE RICHARDSON WHO'S BEEN SLEEPING IN MY BED JOU~~ALISTIC TRAINiNG. SEOTZ SCHOOL AS FOLLOWS: YOKWE YUK THE MOUNTAIN , fOR SALE PRIESTHOOD MEETING - 8:30 OCEAN V,EW UNDER THE YUM YUM TREE : BELL AND HOWELL 8 MM AUTO A.Mo SUNDAY SCHOOL AND SAC Roxy THE BUSTER KEATON STORY : MATiC WiTH 3-LENS TURRET. RAMENT MEETING AT 9:30 A.M. ROI NAMUR SUMMER MAGIC 0000.0& COUNTDOWN JOURNEY TO THE LOST CITY I ALSO TENOR UKE WITH BQOKS. SEE ~T ROOM 114 REEF BOQ, PENTECOSTAL GROU~ MEETS AT DEBRA PAGET THE CHA~EL EVERY SUNDAY AT A STORY OF ~RESENT DAY INDIA AND A REBELLION I OR !l'I-iC~E 759. 7:30 ~.Mo AGAINST AN EM~EROR.

I TWO-TON CARRiER AIR CONOI I TIONER, ONLY 3 MONTHS OLD. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES HOBBY SHOP TEMPORAR I LY PASSPORT/VISA OffiCE WILL BE HELD THIS SUNDAY CLOSED I, MUST BE SOLD BY THtS WEEK. HOURS CHANGE SEE AT 420-A OR CALL 364 AT QUARTERS 435-B AT 10:30 THE HOBBY SHO~ WILL BE A~~LICATIONS FOR ~ASSPORTS A.Mo THE ~UBLIC IS COR~IAL I DAYS OR 675 AFTER 5 ~.Mo CLOSED TUESDAY THROUGH SUN ARE ACCE~TED AT THE NAVY I LY INVITED. DAY FOR INVENTORY. IT WILL M,L,TARY PERSONNEL OFfiCE, I SWiNGiNG BABY CRAOLE WITH REO~EN ON MONDAY, FESRUARY 3RD .ECK,TERM'NAL BUILDING I EPISCOPAL PRAYER SERVICE IS I MATTRESS, 20"X20" 0 SEE AT 17 • ON MONDAYS 1615-1700 AND 432-A OR CALL 663· $10. HELD AT 7 ~.Mo ON TUESDAYS THURS8AYS FROM 1530 TO 1630. AT THE CHA~EL. TOURNAMENT IS SCHEDULED A~~LICAlns SHOULD READ AND I TWO-TON A8~·~~~~ITlONER, I _e900. A "3-6-9" SINGLES TOURNA FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS ON THEIR THE KWAJALEI N CHESS CLUB GOOD CONDiTION, $75. CALL MENT WILL BE -tEL. ON TUESDAY ~ASS~ORT' A~~LICATIONS i WILL MEET ON MONDAYS AT 739 I NIGHT, II fEBRUARY AT 6 ~.M. CAREFULLY. PAYMENT OF FEES I 7:30 ~.M. AT QUARTERS 435-B. I I ALL INTERESTED BOWLERS OF SHOULD BE IN THE FORM OF A I I Two SETS OF BLACK EQUI- I ALL THOSE I NTERESTED IN THE TCT BOWLING LEAGUE $10 MONEY ORDER OR CASHIER'S ~LAYING OR LEARNING TO ~LAY t PURGE MASKS WITH SNORKElS; I ARE REQUESTED TO CALL DON CHECK MADE OUT TO "PASSPORT I ! ONE P~IR MEDIUM-LARGE SWIM I CHESS ARE I NV I TED TO ATTEND. AT 667 OR YAMA AT 2165. RE~RESENTATIVE." eooooo PHILI~~INE VISAS CAN ALSO ;, rlN5, l~TE MODEL AKAI M-6 TAPE RECORDER WITH LARGE I YOUTH SUNDAY OBSERV£D KWAJ TENNIS CLUB NOTICE BE WITNESSED ON THE TIMES I THE II O'CLOCK PROTESTANT 1\ SPEAKERS, LIKE NEW. CALL THE YOKWE YUM COURTS WILL MENTIONED ABOVE. 765 OR SEE AT SANDS 109. i SERVICES FOR TOMORROW, SUNeAY BE CLOSED TO ~LAY SUNDAY, PASS~ORT PHOTOGRA~HS ARE I 9 fEBRUARY WI LL OBSERVE fEBRUARY 9. TAKEN ON TUESDAYS AT 0900 TO ONE 2-TON AND ONE 11-TON I YOUTH SUNDAY AND THE SPEAKERS KTC MEMBERS AND OTHERS WHO 1100 AT THE KENTRON PHOTO CARRIER AIR CONDITIONERS. : FOR THE SERVICES WILL BE WISH TO LEND THEIR SERVICES, LAB. CIVILIAN A~~OINTMENTS JOHN TROE, CYNDY ALLEN, JEAN CAL. 727 DAVS 3R 603 AFTER I WILL BE RE~AIRING THE FOR ~ASS~ORT ~HOTOS ARE MADE I ZOST, AND KAY MELTON. 4.30 F M I CRACKS ON BOTH COURTS. WORK AT THE ~HOTO COUNTER AT i I BOY SCOUT SUNDAY WILL WILL START AT II A.M. MACY·S. THE ~HOTOGRA~HS I ALSO BE OBSERVED AND JOHN ! WAI"dTED WILL ALSO BE PICKED U~ AND , !NT£R~EDIPTE ALGEBRA FOR : TROE AND DAVID MCCLURE WILL DUPLICATE BRIDGE IS ~LAYEO ~AID rOR AT MACY'S PHOTO 8E FRESE'\I7ED WITH THE "GOD i THE C~~LEGE STUDENT BY I EVERY SUNDAY AT 7 ~.Mo IN COUNTER. ~ ROBISON C~L~ )-8-216 AND AI\iD C) ... NTRY" AWARD. THE BANYAN ROOM OF THE AS~ FOR SINKEW!i. I YOKWE YUK CLUB. BINGO IS ~LAYED AT THE YOKWE FOU~D YUK CLUB EVERY TvESCAY AT USED~ RE~SO~A6LY PRICED I BROWN CASE WI TH 4 KEYS AND ATTENTION MASTER MASONS 8 ~oM .. J)I,lM CAt,r,CK 4. CALL 9-262 ! A SMALL. FLASHL I GHT ATTACHED. THE SQUARE AND COM~ASS : MA), BE CLAIMED AT THE SECUR " CLUB WILL MEET ON MONDAY AT HUNGARY (UPI )--HUNGARY HAD ITY OfFICE !N T~E ADM,~IS- r- ~l" CALL 2276. I THE OLD SCUBA CLUBHOUSE AT MORE ABORTIONS THAN LIVE , TRATION BUILDING. 7.30 ~.M. BBRTHS iN !962, ACCORDiNG , i \. ~j ~AiRS OF CURTAINS FOR ALL MEMBERS ARE ASKED TO TO A BUDA~EST MAGAZINE I I "DO~S A~C CNE PAIR FOR WATCH FOUND ON DALLY COURT. BE ~RESENT. I ~~~~ (KITC~EN) CALL 2443. CALL 725 AFTER 4 P.M. TO IDENTIFY AND CLAIM.