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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 .- HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE 2-9-64 2-9-64 3.2 AT 0159 2.0 AT Ott2 ~.3 AT Ih r9 :JheHOURG 1.1 AT 2101 vOL5 NO. 1632 ~4AJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS SATURDAY 8 FEBRUARY 1964 ~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.
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