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VOL. 7 t-K>. 3135 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1966 HoT SPRINGS, VA (UPI)--AN INFLUENTIAL GROUP OF aUSINESS AND LABOR LEADERS WANTS A TAX INCREASE I' - u.s. WAR DEATHS DOWN FOR WEEK· AND THAT'S A KEY WOR~ -- VIET NAM WAR SPENDING SOARS IN THE MONTHS AH(AO, IT WAS LEARNED TODAY. COMMUNISTS CAPTURED HIT REC6RD THE ~~DUP IS PR(SID[NT JOHNSON'S LA80R-MANAG(MENT SAIGON (UPI)--THE U.S. COMMAND ANNOUNCED TODAY THAT AMERICAN AND ALLIED TROOPS CAPTURED ADVISORY CoMMITTEE. ITI MtM8E~S INCLUDE SEVEN LEADERS rROM BUSINESS, SEVEN ,ROM ORGANIZED LABOA, FIVE REP A RECORO 748 COMMUNIST PRISONERS IN VIET NAM ACTION LAST WEEK. THE COMMUNISTS LOST NEAR RESENTJNG TRE PU8LIC, AHD CoMMERCE SECRETARY JOHN T. LY 1,000 OTHER MEN KILLED WHILE AMERICAN CASUALTIES DROPPED SHARPLY rRO~ THE PREVIOUS CON~OR AND LAeo~ SEC~ETARV WILLIA~ WIRTZ. WEEK SOUTH VIETNAMESE SPOKESMEN REPORTED THAT ANOTHER 233 VIET CONG WERE KILLED BY GOV THE CoMMITTEE HAoe IT& ~E'OMNE"OATIONS TO JOHNSON S~ORTLY 8E~ORE HE LEFT ON H'S fA~ EAST TOUR. ERNMENT TROOPS AND U,S. AIR STRIKES IN HEAVY MEKONG DELTA fiGHTING YESTERDAY. JOMHSO"'. AoVISORY ~MMTTTE' DID NOT SAY THAT A TAX IN THE AIR WAR, U.S. B-52 BOMBERS HIT fOR THE SECOND STRAIGHT DAY AT A COMMUNIST BASE INCREASE WAS H[[O[O NOW, THl CoMMITT[( WANTS TAX AC CAMP DEEP IN THE HEAVY JUNGLES Of THE NORTHERNMOST PART Of SOUTH VIET NA~. SPOKESMEN TIO~ QNLY If S~["DING ro~ V'ET NAM THAtATlNS IEftlGUILY TO UNBALANCE THE BUDGlT AND THE ECONOMY. SAID AIR AT1ACKS AGAINST THE OEMILITARIZED ZONE BOROER STRIP HAD PRODUCED "SIC,i'llfICANT THE GROUP DID NOT ,ptClrv HOW MUC~ ADDITIONAL OE PROOf Of EXISTENCE Of HIDDEN STOCKPILES Of ENEMY MUNITIONS AND PETROLEUM, Oil ANO LUBRI- rENSE 5~tNOI~G 5~O~LD Bl R[GARDlD AS REQUIRING A TAX CANTS IN THE ZONE INC~EA~[ WITHOUT DOVOT. JOHNSON IS NOT EXPECTED TO IN SAIGON, MILITARY SPOKESMEN SAIO THE TOTAL Of 748 COMMUNIST SOLDIERS CAPTURED DURING ANNOUNCE A VIET NAM SU'PLlMENTAL MONlY BILL UNTIL CoNGRESS COMtS BAC~ IN JANUARY THE WEEK ENDING Ocr 15 BAOKE THE RECORO 696 SET THE PREVIOUS WEEK, MOST or THE CAPTIVES IN THE MEANTIME, THE PRESIDENT HAS THE CoMMITTEE'S WERE TAKEN BY U,S, AIR CAVALRYMEN, SOUTH KOREANS AND SOUTH VIETNAMESE TROOPS IN OPERATIONS R[COMHENOATION IN HIS 'OCKET Ir HE DECIDES TO RE ALONG THE CENTRAL HIGHlANOS COAST NEAR QUI NHON COMMEND A TAX INCREAIE, HE tAN USE THE RECOMMENDATION TO BUILD HIS CASE [ITHEi BErOR[ OR ArTlR Ht SHOWS THE U,S, COMMANO ANNOUNCED 74 U.S. SERVICEMEN WERE KILLED LAST WEEK, RAISING THE TOTAL I HIS H~ND AMERICAN DEATH TOLL IN THE VIET NAM WAR TO 5,566 ANOTHER 432 AMERICAN SERVICEMEN WERE HA RRY FL 00 D L3 YR 0 0.::=-1S-O----=-E---= A0--- WOUNDEO IN ACTION DURING THE WEEK AMERICAN CASUALTIES RE~RESENTED A DROP tROM AFTER FOUR MONTHS IN COMA THE PREVIOUS W(EK 1 S TOTALS or 91 KILLEO AND BERRYVILLE, VA (UPI)--A MALIGNANT BRAIN TUMOR CLAIMEO TH~~lrE TODAY Of rORMER U.S. 604 WOUNOED. SENATOR HARRY f' BYRD, THC NATION'S !..ONGTI"'E fiNANCIAL "WATCHOOG" WHO CHALLENGED THE THE NORTH VIETNAMESE AND VIET CONG HAO 993 SPENDING POLICIes Of THE LAST fiVE PRESIDENTS KILLED WHILE SOUTH VIETNAMESE TRoop LOSSES THE 79-YEAR-OLD rORMER GOVERNOR AND PATRIARCH Or VIRGINIA PO~ITICS HAO BEEN IN A OEEP MOUNTEO TO 160 KilLED FROM THE PREVIOUS fiG COMA SINce JULY 6, WHEN THE NATURE OF HIS ILLNESS WAS FIRST DISCLOSEO. URE Of 109 THE" KILL RATIO" F'OR THE WEEK DEATH CAME AT 3 29 AM AT HIS fAMEO APPLE fARM IN NORTHERN VlqG!NIA, AND BROUGHT AN WAS 34 TO I IN fAVOR 0. THE ALLIED 'ORCES IMMEOIATE OUTPOURING Of CONOOLENCES rROM THE NATION'S POLITICAL LEAOERS. THE SENATE (CONTINUED ON pAGE SIX) PAUSEO IN ITS ADJOURNMENT ORIVE TO MOURN BYRD'S PASSING, AND IN THE HOUSE, REP. JOHN MARSH JR., (OEM -VA.), ANNOUNCED THE OEATH JOHNSON IN CANBERRA or HIS WELL-KNOWN CONSTITUENT MARSH DESCRIBCD BYRD AS "ONE Of THE GREAT MEN OF OUR TIME." ·"1tRi¥M\vaWitWOOMi~#! ~,~, VI cf 1'lIt:"S'Il:it'Nt HtiSI:RT H. HvM~I-1Rt'!' S4 I 0 "AMER I CA HAS :"OS1' ONt CANBERRA, FRIDAY (UPI )--PRrSIOENT JOHNSON or ITS GRtAT CITIZENS IN T~E DEATH Of OUR GOOD AND BELOVED RtCEIVED A THUNDEROUS WELCOME TO AUSTRALIA fRIEND, HARRY f'LOOD BYRD. HE WAS A "'AN or STATuRE At.O "'OWER •• FROM CHEERING THOUSANDS ~AST NIGHT BUT THE A TRUE PATRIOT ... A MAN Of QUALITY." WARM RECEPTION WAS MARRED BY 2,000 NOISY BYRD, WHO WAS CHAIRMAN OF THE POWERFUL SENATE FINANCE COMMIT PEACE PICKETS WHOSE ANTI-U.S. CATCALLS ,ORCED TEE, RETIRED LAST Nov II AfTER SERVING 32 'fEARS IN THE SCNATE THE PRESIDENT TO SLIP THROUGH A SACK DOOR IN HE LISTEO fAILING HEALTH ANO TH£: DESIR£: TO SCE A YOUNGER MA~I IN TO HIS HOTEL. HIS SEAT AS THE REASONS fOR STEPPING DOWN. A CROWD or ASOUT 10,000 PERSONS IN AND ABOUT BYRD's ELDEST SON, 51-YEAR-OLD HARRY r. BYRD JR., WAS ApPOINT FAIRBAIRN AIR FORCE BASE SHOUTED AND SANG ED TO FI!..L THE VACANCY, ANO THE YOUNGER BYRD IS NOW CAMPAIGNING THEIR GREETINGS TO THE PRESIDENT ANO MRS. TO WIN THE SEAT ON HIS OWN JOHNSON PLACARDS DENOUNCING U,S. POLICY IN THE YOUNGER BYRD WAS IN WASHINGTON WH(N WORD CAME 0. HIS rATH V lET NAM AND SOME CHANTS Of' "LBJ GO HOME" WERE ER'S DEATH, BUT HE HASTI~Y RETURNED TO THE .AMILY ESTATE THE HEARO BUT CHEERS EASILY DROWNED OUT JEERS. FAMILY DID NOT DISCLOSE WHO WAS W!TH THE rOAMER SENATOR AT THE THE PRESIDENT HALTEO HIS LIMOUSINE SIX TIMES TIME Of HtS DEATH ALONG THE II-MILE MOTORCADE INTO THE CAPITAL, BYRD LED A STORYBOOK ~lrE RIGHT UP TO THE HOUR HE BOWEO FROM TAlKINC WITH pARENTS CARRYING YOUNGST~RS BUN THE POLITICAL STAGE BORN IN MARTINSBURG, W. VA., IN 15b7, HE OLEO ACAINST THE EVENING CHILL, ROMAN CATHOLIC Harry Byrd Sr WAS A DIRECT OESCENOANT or COL. WI~LIAM BYRD, WHO fOUNOED RICH NUNS, SMILING HOUSEWIVES AND ANYONE CLOSE MOND IN 1737, ANO WAS THE ELDEST BROTHER or THE LATE POLAR EX ENOUGH TO HEAR HIM pLOffER ADM RICHARD £. BYRD. DESPITE THIS HIS HOST, AUSTRALIAN PRIME MINISTER HAROLD HERITAGE-STEEPEO BEGINNING, HARO TIMES BE CONGRESS STILL RUSHING HOLT, AT ONE POINT TOOK JOHNSON'S MICROPHONE fELL THE rAMILY AND BYRD LEfT SCHOOL AT THE AND OECLARED: "MR. PRESIDENT, ALL I CAN SAY IS AGE OF 15 TO PICK UP THE SHREDS or A OE6T TOWARD SATURDAY CLOSE THAT I AM GLAD THAT YOU ARE NOT GOING TO STANO RIOOEN FAMILY NEWSPAPER, WHICH HE BUILT IN WASHINGTON (UPI)--CONGRE5S, IN A BURST OF' FOR 'THE PRIME MINISTERSHIP or THIS COUNTRY." TC ONE Of THE STATE'S MOST PROSPEROUS OA!L- S~tto. Ap~ROVEO THREE Of PRESIDEMT JOHN ABOUT 2,000 GIRLS ANO BEARDED YOUTHS WEARING 1£5, THE WINCHESTER STAR. SON'S TOP-PRIORITY BILLS TODAY -- DEMONSTRA T-SHIRTS JDST~ED WITH POLICE OUTSIDE THE REX (CONTINUED ON PAGe S DC) TION CITIES, SCHOOL A,P AND THE WAR ON POV HOTEL, SCREAMING ANTI-U.S., ANTI-JOHNSON EPI ERTY, ~UT PROSpECTS rOR ADJOURNMENT THIS THETS AND BLOCKING THE fLOODLIGHTED MAIN EN CR I PPLED 8-52 LANDS WEEK WERE CLOUDED. TRANCE. SECURITY GUAROS TOOK THE PRESIDENT IN FORT WORTH, TEK. (UPI)--A 8-52 SUBSONIC FINAL CoNGRESSIONAL ACTION ON ALL THREE TO THE DOWNTOWN HOTEL THROUGH A REAR DOOR. JET MISSING TWO-THIRDS Of A WING rLAP ANO MEASURES CAME IN fHE HOUSE ON QUICK, SUC MRS. JOHNSON, WHO ARRIVED EARLIER WHILE THE WITH TEN MEN ABOARD LANDED SA'ELY AT CARS CESSIVE ROLL CALL VOTES, PRESIDENT WAS AT GOVERNMENT HoUSE WITH HOLT WELL AIR FORCE BASE TOOAY. PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S $1.2 BILLION PROPOSAL AND GoV. GEN. LORD RICHARO CASEY, ALSO WAS THE STRATAFORTRESS TOUCHED DOWN AT 2:47 TO TURN SLUM ~HETTOS INTO MODEL URBAN COM USHEREO TO THE rOUR-ROOM PRESIDENTIAL SUIT[ BY PM ArTER CIRCLING NORTH CENTRAL TEXAS AND MUNITIES, INCLUDING IMPROVED HEALTH, EOUCA AN ALTERNA'!'E ENTRANCE. OKLAHOMA F'OR EIGHT HOURS BURNING UP fUEL. TION ANO RECREATION FACILITIES, WAS CLEAREO, THE B-52 EMPLOYED A DROGUE ~ARACHUTE TO 142 TO 126. CONGRESS STILL MUST ApPROPRIATE OAKLAND TO CRACK DOWN SLOW ITS SPEED UPON LANDING AND THERE WERE THE MONEY OAKLAND, CALIF. (UPI)--THE MAYOR AND DIS NO I NJUIH ES. THE HOUSE THEN SENT TO THE WHITE HOUSE BY TRICT ATTORNEY TOOAY VOWED TO CRACK DOWN ON TWO-THIRCS OF THE tL~P RIPPED LOOSE WHILE A 170-109 VOTE A $1 75 BILLION BILL TO TEEN-AGE VANDALS GOING ON SPORADIC MUGGING THE AIRCRAfT WAS IN fLIGHT. THE 61C,GEST AUTHOR I ZE A TH 1 RD YEAR Or THE WAR ON POVERTY. AND WINOOW~BREAKING RAMPAGES IN THIS RACIALLY CHUNCK WAS A 24-fOOT SECTION Of THE RIGHT IT ALSO APPROVEO SPENDING AUTHORITY rOR TENSE CITY. INBOARD fLAP. $6 2 BILLION IN AID TO ELEMENTARY AND SEC THE TWO OFFICIALS ANNOUNCED THEIR GET-TOUGH KAREN WALKER, WHO LIVES IN THE WEST RIOG ONDARY SCHOOLS rOR THE NEXT TWO YEARS
POLICY A FEW HOURS AFTER MOLOTOV COCKTAILS LEA AREA OF fORT WORTH j SAID THE fLAP TORt STARTING LAST JULY I. THE VOTE WAS 185 TO WERE THROWN INTO A CONVALESCeNT HOSPITAL AND LOOSE WITH A NOISt "LIKE A CLAP or THUNDER' 76, AND THE TOTAL WAS FAR BEYOND THE PRESI A HOUSE. THE RESULTING BLAZES WERE QUICKLY W.R. VAN HAMEA~VtLO SAID THE WING FLAP DENT'S ORIGINAL REQUEST t WHICH CALLED rOR PUT OUT AND THREE NEGROES, INCLUDING A WOMAN, FLUTTEREC TO EAATH LIKE A LEAf. THE .LAP ABOUT $1.7 BILLION FOR THE rlRST YEAR AND WERE JAILED, BRINGING THE TOTAL NUMBER OF AR HIT HIS YARD, MRS. VAN HAMERSVELD SAID THE NO REQuEST FOR THE SUCCEEDING YEAR. RESTS SINCE TUtSDAY TO 50. CHUNK O. WING WAS THE ~IZ[ Of A MOVING VAN. TH~ SEN~TE, MEANWHILE, APPROVED A NUMBER "THERE W'I LL Bt NO WHOLESALE AMNESTY OF V I 0- THE BOMBER, WHICH TOOK Ofr fROM CARSWELL, or MINOR 13ILLS, INClUOING FINAL CoNGiRESSION LATORS IN OAKLANO," SAID ALAMEDA COUNTY DIST. WAS ON A ROUTINE TRAINING fLIGHT. IT HAD AL PASSAGE Of A $2.3 BILLION NONEY BILL .OR ATTY. J FRANK CoAKLEY NO NUCLEAR WEAPON ABOARD. (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) PAGE 2 HOORGlASS THURSOAY, OCTOBER 20, 1966
ACCOMPLICE DAMN~ COPPOLINO WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE CONSUMER PRICE INDEX ROSE ANOTHER THREE-TENTHS O~ ONE PERCENT IN IN PRE-MURDER TRIAL HEARING SEPTEMBER DESPITE A SLIGHT DROP IN rOOD PRlcrs, THE BUREAU or LABOR STATISTICS REPORTED tREEHOlO, N.J. '~UPI)--THE WIDOW or A _[ TODAY TIRED ARMY orrlCER ALLEGEDLY MURDERED BY THE INDEX ROSE rROM '13.8 IN AUGUST TO 114.1 IN SEPTEMBER. THE BIGGEST PACTORS IN THE VR. CARL A. COPPOLINO TOLD AUTMORITIES IN INCREASE, THE BUREAU SAID, WERE HJGHER PRICES rOR CLOTHING AND CONTINUIN~ INCREASES IN THE A STATEMENT REVEALED TODAY SHE TRIED TO Kill COST or HOUSING AND MEDICAL CARE. HER HUSBAND WITH A DRUG BUT COPPOLINO FIN ARTHUR M. Ross, BLS COMMISSIONER, SAID THE PRICE or WOMEN'S CLOTHING ROSE J.4 PERCENT, .SHED THE JOB WHILE SHE WATCHED. NEARLY DOUBLE THE .0RMAl INCREASE fROM A.GUST TO SEPTEMBER. "I TRIED TO KILL MY HUSBAND BUT COPPOLINO THE SEPTEMBER INDEX WAS 3.5 PERCENT AB~WE SEPTEMBER, 1965, AND Ross SAID HE EXPECTED IT CAME IN-AND DID MILL HIM AND 1 WATCHEO,· WOULD CONTINUE AT THAT RATIO rOR THE REST or THE YEAR. MRs. MARGERY fARBER WAS QUOTED AS SAYINO. Ross SAID THERE WAS A THREE-TENTHS Of ONE SHE AllEGED THAT AfTER HER ATTEMPT, Cop PERCENT RISE IN HOUSING COSTS, CAUSED MOSTLY SEOUL DEMANDS ELECTION POLINO, HER NEIGHBOR ANO CLOSE ~RIENO, BY CONTINUING INCREASES IN MORTGAGE INTEREST STOOD BEHIND RETIRED LT. COL. WILLIAM E. RATES AND CHARGES fOR HOME REPAIR ANO MAIN fOR KOREAN SETTLEMENT FARBER AND SMOTHERED HIM WITH A PilLOW TENANCE SERVICES. UNITED NATIONS (UPI)--SOUTH KOREA EXPRESS PRESSED OVER HIS fACE IN THE fASHIONABLE MEDICAL COSTS ROSE EIGHT-TENTHS Of ONE PER ED STRONG CONVICTION TODAY THAT THE KOREAN fARBER HPME IN MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP ON JULY CENT fRON AUGUST TO SEPTENBER, RE~LECTING QUESTION HUST 8E SETTLED BY fREE ELECTIONS 30, 1963. CONTINUED INCREASES IN DOCTORS' ~EES AND THE UNDER UNITED NATIONS SUPERVISION. THE SENSATIONAL DISCLOSURE WAS BROUGHT COST O~ HOSPITAL ROOMS. IN A lETTER TO SECRETARY GENERAL THANT OUT, ODDLY ENOUGH, BY DEFENSE ATTORNEY f. THE OVER-ALL DROP IN rOOD PRICES WAS TWO DATED OCT. 7, KOREAN fOREIGN MINISTER TONG LEE BAILEY AT A BAil HEARtNG fOR COPPOLINO TENTHS or ONE PERCENT, lEO BY A SHARP 7.5 WON LEE DENOUNCED NOATH KOREAN PROPOSALS IN THE MONMOUTH COUNTY COURTHOUSE. JUDGE PERCENT DECREASE IN THE PRICE Of rRUITS AND fOR DIRECT NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN SOUTH AND ELVIN R. SIMMllL CONTINUED THE HEARING 1101- VEGETABLES WHICH orfSET SLIGHT INCREASES IN NORTH KOREA THAT WOULD EXCLUDE THE UNITED DE~INITElY AT THE REQUEST O~ THE DErENSE. THE COST or OTHER fOODS. NATIONS. COPPOLINO, 34-YEAR-OLD ANESTHESIOLOGIST, PRICES Or MEATS ANO rlSH ROSE rRACTloNAllY THE LETTER, WHICH WAS SENT IN CONNECTION AUTHOR, AND HYPNOTIST, 'S SCHEDULED TO GO WHILE POULTRY PRICES OROPPEO SLIGHTLY. "MoST WITH THE UPCOMING KOREA DEBATE IN THE GENER ON TRIAL HERE NEXT MONTH IN THE fARBER CASE. CUTS OF BEEf AND PORK COST A liTTLE MORE," AL ASSEMBLY, WAS CIRCULATED TODAY BY THE HE ALSO IS UNDER INDICTMENT IN FLORIDA FOR Ross SAID. U.N. SECRETARIAT. THE 1965 MURDER or HIS fIRST WI~E, DR. Ross SAID fOO~ PRICES ROSE NEARLY 5.5 PER "THE UNITED NATIONS," IT SAID, "HAS RE CARMELA COPPOLINO. CENT BETWEEN SEPTEMBER, 1965, AND lAST MONTH PEATEDLY MADE CLEAR THAT THE UNifiCATION Of BAilEY RE~£RREO TO MRS. FARBER'S STATE WITH INCREASES or 7.5 PERCENT fOR FRUITS AND KOREA SHOULD BE BROUGHT ABOUT IN PEACE AND MENT WHILE QUESTIONING DR. C. MALCOLM Gil VEGETABLES, rOUR PERCENT ~OR MEATS AND POUL THROUGH PROCEDURES ENSURING ADHERENCE TO MAN, MONMOUTH COUNTY PHYSICIAN, WHO SAID TRY, TEN PERCENT fOR DAIRY PRODUCTS, AND 6.5 THE PRINCIPLE or SELF-DETERMINATION -- THAT THE AUTOPSY ON FARBER's BODY INDICATED HE PERCtNT FOR CEREALS AND BAKERY PRODUCTS. IS: THE HOLDING Of fREE AND DEMOCRATIC ELEC WAS STRANGLED -- POSSIBLY WITH THE USE Of PRICtS or COMMODITIES OTHER THAN FOODS ROS TIONS THROUGHOUT KOREA, IN PROPORTION TO THE A PI~lOW THRUST AGAINST HIS THROAT. TWO PERCENT DURING THE YEAR, lARGELY BECAUSE INDIGENOUS POPULATION Of THE COUNTRY, AND GilMAN ACKNOWLEDGED THAT HE HAD SEEN THE OF HIGHER PRICES FOR APPAREL, GASOLINE, CIG UNDER SUPERVISION OF THE UNITED NATIONS. STATEMENT, DATED DEC. 6. 1965, AND THAT ARETTES, NEWSPAPERS, AND FURNITURE. THIS IS ALSO THE OBJECTIVE Of THE REPUBLIC MRS. fAR8ER HAD MADE THE AllEGATIONS RE Ross PREDICTED THE PRICE INDEX WOULD NOT OF KOREA WHICH HEREWITH REArrlRMS ITS PRO GARDING HER HUSBAND'S DEAlH IN IT. GO UP AS MUCH IN 1967 AS IT HAS IN 1966. HE fOUND BELIEF IN THE WISDOM, VALIDITY AND THE rORMER MAIO OF THE CDPPDllNOS TESTI SAID, HOWEVER, IT WAS TOO EARLY TO BE PRECIS JUSTICE O~ THE PRINCIPLE OF SElf-DETERMINA rEID EARLIER THAT THE DEfENDANT WAS AT "MUCH DEPENDS O~ THE MILITARY PROGRAM IN TION. IT BELIEVES THAT THIS PRINCIPLE IS HOME WHEN MRS. FARBER TELEPHONED THE Cop 1967 AND THE AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY SITUATION," BEST CARRIED OUT BY THE HOLDING OF FREE POLINO HOME TO DISCLOSE THAT HER HUSBAND HE SA I D. "WE ALSO DON'T KNOW WHA T THE rt SCAl ELECTIONS, WHICH IS THE ONLY PRACTICAL AND WAS DEAD. THE COPPDllNOS LIVED THREE DOORS POLICY Of THE AOMINISTRATION WilL BE NtXT REASONABLE MEANS Of SOLVING THE KOREAN QUES AWAY rROM THE FARBER! IN THE EXCLUSIVE fox YEAR. TION." RUN SECllON O~ MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP. "UNDER ANY REASONA8lE ASSUMPTION, IT AP THE FOREIGN MINISTER ALSO REAfFIRMED HIS PEARS THE CPI WILL NOT GO UP AS MUCH." COUNTRY'S rUll SUPPORT FOR THE UNITED NA ETHIC5 MEA5URE TR1MMED TIONS COMMISSION fOR THE UNI~ICATIDN AND RE OF INVESTIGATING POWER DONEGAN DEFEND~ PIKE HABIL ITAT ION Of KOREA (UNCURK). "THE PEOPLE WASHINGTON (UPI)--HoUSE MEMBERS SIGHED NEW YORK (UPI)--THE EPISCOPAL B,SHOP or AND THE GOVERNMENT Of THE REPUBLIC or KOREA; AUDIBLY WHEN REP. WAYNE HAYS, (DEM.-OHIO), NEW YORK APPEALED TO HIS CHURCH TODAY TO HE SAID, "CONSIDER THE COMMISSION TO BE THE rORCErULLY PRESENTED THE CASE FOR SlUQJ~ AVOID "THE HARM, THE DEVISIVENESS AND THE MOST IMPORTANT UNITED NATIONS ORGAN WITH RE NOT INVESTIGATING, PROBLEMS OF CONGRESSION lASTING BITTERNESS" HE SAYS WOULD RESULT LATION TO THEM -- AND THE ONE WHICH HAS Al MIS8EHAVIOR. ONE BLESSED HIM. fROM ANY HERESY PROCEEOI"GS AGAINST THE RIGH CONTRIBUTEO GREATLY TO IMPLEMENTING THE WHEN A VOTE CAME LAST NIGHT, ALL AGREED REV. JAMES A. PIKE. ~NiTED NATIONS RESOLUTIONS ON THEIR COUNTRY. THE STUDY GROUP APPROACH WAS "THE MATURE n THE RT. RE~. HORACE W.B. DONEGAN ACKNOW ITS MANDATE, HOWEVER, STilL REMAINS TO BE WAy TO ~ACE UP THE PROBLEM. THE HAYS PLAN LEDGED THAT THE fORMER BISHOP or SAN fRANCI COMPlETEO. THE KOREAN GOVERNMENT SINCERELY PASSED 255 TO O. CO HAD "OISTURBED, DISTRESSED AND OHENOEO HOPES THAT IT WilL CONTINUE ITS WORK UNTIL THE VOTE SUBSTITUTED THE HAYS PROPOSAL H MANY PEOPLE" AND HAD EVEN CAUSED SOME TO lOS THE UNifiCATION OF KOREA IS ACHIEVED. fOR ANOTHER THAT WOULD HAVE fORMED A 12- THEIR FAITH, BUT, HE WARNED, "OF ALL THE EMPHASIZING THAT NORTH KOREA HAD PERSIST MEMBER [THICS COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE Al METHOOS OF DEALING WITH BISHOP PIKE'S VIEWS, ENTLY REJECTED THE ROLE or THE UNITEO NA· LEGATtONS OF MISCO"DUCT IN THE HOUSE AND THE VERY WORST IS SURELY A HERESY TRIAL. TIONS IN SETTLEMENT Of THE KOREAN QUESTION, RECOMMENO PUNISHMENTS INClUDfNG EXPLUSION WHATEVER THE RESULTS, THE GOOD NAME Of THE THE lAST TIME IN A MEMORANDUM DATED JULY 21) rROM CONGRESS. CHURCH Will BE GREATLY INJURED. LEE CONTINUEO: "IT IS TH1S TOTAL DENIAL Of No SENATE ACTION WAS REQUIRED ON THE PRO "SHOULD THER E BE A PRE SENTMENT AND TR I Al Of THE COMPETENCE AND AUTHORITY or THE UNITED POSAL SINCE THE STUDY GROUP WILL DEAL ONLY B,SHOP PIKE (WHICH 1 HOPE AND PRAY Will NOT NATIONS BY THE NORTH KOREAN COMMUNIST AU WITH THE ArrAIRS Of HOUSE MEMBERS AND EM HAPPEN) THE HARM, THE DEVISIVENESS AND THE THORITfES THAT HAS PREVENTED THE UNITED NA PLOYEES. THE SENATE HAS ITS OWN INVESTIGA LASTING BITTERNESS THAT WILL BE INrLICTEO ON TIONS rROK REALIZING THE PEACtfUL UNIFICA TIVE ETHICS PANEL. THE CHURCH WE LOVE AND SERVE WILL 8E INEVIT~ TION OF KDREA ••• THE NORTH KOREAN COMMUNISTS REP. CHARLES E. BENNETT, (DEM.-fLA.), HAD ASlE." CHARGES ARE WARPED AND DISHONEST THEY AC PROPOSED FORMATION Of A SIMilAR UNIT rOR AT THE SAME TIME BISHOP DONEGAN, IN A'lET· CUSED THE REPUBLIC or KOREA Of ALL MANNER THE HOUSE. IT HAD BEEN PENDING fOR A MONTH TER TO THE CLERGY or HIS DIOCESE AND TO ALL Of MISDEEDS TO HIDE THEIR OWN. THE REPUBLIC AND GOT A NERVOUS RECEPTION WHEN IT FINAL THE MEMBERS OF THE CHURCH's GOVERNING HOUSE Of KOREA CATEGORICAllY AEJECTS THEIR CHARGE lY CAME TO THE rlOOR. MEMBERS· QUESTIONS Of BISHOPS, STRONGLY DEFENDED BISHOP PIKE THAT THE REPUBLIC SUPPORTED MOVEMENTS AND SHOWED WHY. AGAINST HERESY CHARGES. TKE CKARGES WERE GOVERNMENTS AGAINST CERTAIN ARAB AND ArRI HAYS IS THE CHAIRMAN OF A SU8COMMITTEE or BASED ON BISHOP PIKE'S STATEMENTS ON THE VIR CAN COUNTRIES, THE CHARGE IS SO OBVIOUSLY THE HOUSE ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE NOW EN GIN BIRTH AND OTHER CHURCH DOCTRINE. rABRICATED THAT IT IS HARDLY DESE.V~NG O~ GAGED IN AN INVESTIGATION OF THE HOUSE DESPITE HIS PRECIPITOUSNESS, B,SHOP DONE HOTICE." EDUCATION AND LABOR COMMITTEE'S SPENDING GAN SAID, HIS "REAL PURPOS~' WAS TO BE COM UNDER CHAIRMAN ADAM CLAYTON POWELL. MENDED. MEKONG IRRIGATION STUDIED POWELL WAS ON THE flOOR DURING THE DE "THAT PURPOSE, I AM CONVINCED," BISHOP UNITED NATIONS (UPI)--DAMMING A MEKONG BATE, BUT D)D NOT SPEAK. HOWEVER, WHEN DONEGAN WROTE, "IS TO HELP PEOPLE APPREHEND TRIBUTARY IN CAMBODIA WOULD OPEN PROSPECTS HAYS DECLARED HIMSELf fORCEfUllY FOR HIS THE GOSPEL AS RELEVANT TO THE RELIGIOUS, rOR NEW AND DIVERSIFIED CROPS IN A UNITEO BILL, POWELL WAS HEARD TO REMARK. "GOD SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC PROBLEMS or THIS GENERA NATIONS REPORT 'SSUEO HERE TODAY. BLESS YOU." TION." ELECTRONIC COMPUTER ANALYSIS or THE VAST fOR A FULL HOUR, MEMBERS ASKED BENNETT BISHOP PIKE RECENTLY RESIGNED HIS SAN MEKONG RIVER DELTA, WHICH DRAINS CAMBODIA~ QUESTIONS ABOUT HEARSAY EVIDENCE, "CRACK fRANCISCO POST TO JOIN THE INSTITUTE f~A LAOS, THAILAND AND VIET NAM, INDICATES A POT" CHARGES, CLOSED-DOOR SESSIONS AND THE DEMOCRATIC STUDIES IN SANTA BARBARA, CALIf. DAM ACROSS THE TONlE SAP TRIBUTARY WOULD DEfiNITION O~ "IMPROPER CONDUCT" IN THE OPEN 2.5 MilliON HECTARES (MORE THAN SIX BilL. NEW DELHI (UPI)--THE lEADERS or INDIA, MilliON ACRES} TO IRRIGATE MAIZE OR COTTON TH~,ON A NON-RECORD VOltE VOTE, THEY YUGOSLAVIA AND THE U.A.R. ASSEMBLED HERE TO ON A YEAR-ROUND BASIS. ROARED APPROVAL O~ A MOTION TO Kill THE DAY fOR A NON-ALIGNED SUMMIT MEETING AIMED THE SAM WOULD NOT GREATLT INCREASE THE BEN"ETT PLAN. ~HEN rORCED TO A RECORD ROll AT POSSIBLE VIET NAN PEACE MOVES AND BRIDG PROOUCTION or RICE, THE STAPLE CROP fOR THE CAll VOTE, MEMBERS TURNED ABOUT AND KEPT IT ING DifFERENCES BETWEEN THE EAST~EST POWER AREA, THE REPORT STATED. fLOODING AND SOIL ALIVE, 238 TO 24. BLOCS. SALINATION HAS ALREADY PREVENTED ANY SU8- THERE WAS AN AUDIBLE SIGH IN THE CHAMBER PRESIDENT TITO Of YUGOSLAVIA ARRIVED HERE STANTIAl EXPANSION IN RECENT YEARS. WHEN HAYS, WHO HAD CALLED THE fLORIDIAN'S WITH A 3O-MAN DELEGATION AND PRESIDENT NAS FLOOO CONTROL AND YEAR-ROUMO WATER SUPPLY PROPOSAL "A SElf-IMMOLATION BILL rOR MEM SER Of THE UNITEO ARAB REPUBLIC ARRIVED WOULD OPEN THE DOOR TO MAIZE, COTTON AND TO. SERS or THE HOUSE," QOT THE FLOOR AND or LATER WITH AN So-MEMBER DELEGATION. SACCO, THE REPORT CONTINUED, PROVIDED SAFE f[REO HIS SUBSTITUTE. THEY WERE TO HAVE A THREE-DAY CONfERENCf GUARDS ARE TAKEN TO PREVENT RAPID SOIL THE HAYS AMENDMENT KNOCKED OUT ALL THE WITH INDIAN PREMIER MRs. INDIRA GAMDHI, DRAINAGE AND DEHYDRATION. COMMITTEE'S POWERS or INVESTIGATION AND BECINNING fRIDAY. THE THREE HAVE BEEN ACTIVE THE MEKONG DELTA MODEL STuoY WAS ESTABk SUBSTITUTED rOR IT A TWO-MONTH STUDY Of IN EfFORTS TOWARD A VIET NAM SETTLEMENT. LjaHEa W~TH MO_E TNANl$t MILLION ~N U.N.A'D. NEW RULES ON STANDARDS AND CONDUCT. THURSDAY, O(TOBER 20, 1966
A#-I'IJILftJ T~ FLUORIDATION PROGRAM INITIATED THE CHIEr DENTIST ANNOUNCES THAT, AS A RESULT or RECENT DENTAL SURVEYS PERfORMED BY THE A~Y, SEVERAL I~PRDV[~ENTS BENEfiCIAL TO DENTAL HEALTH ARE IN PROCtSS. ONE, THE LOCAL WATER SUPPLY NOW CONTAINS 0.7 pARTS PEft MILLION Of fLUORIDE. DUE TO THE rLUORIDE ADDED TO THE WATERJ IT IS NO LONGER NECESSARY TO GIVE THE CHILDREN rLUORIDE TABLETS OR SPECIAL VITAMINS CONTAINING FLUORIDE. ALSO, APPLICATIONS or STANNOUS rLUORIDE WilL BE GIVEN TO PER SONNEL HAVING THEIR T[ETH CLEANED AT THE DENTAL CLINIC. THE DEN TAL CLINIC WILL USE THIS METHOD TO REDUCE THE INCIDENCE or DECAY. THE PROGRAM WILL CONT1NUE EVEN THOUGH FLUORIDE IS IN THE WATER TO GAIN THE ADDED BENErlts or THIS DOUBLE-BARRELED APPROACH TO SLOW ING DOWN OeeAY. STANNOUS FLUORIDE APPLIED TO THE TEETH DOES TWO THINGS: THE rLUORIDE REACTS WITH THE SURrACE or A TooTH THAT DOES NOT HAVE DECAY ~ND MAKES IT MORE RESISTANT TO DECAY ACIO. IT ALSO REACTS WITH BEGINNING DECAY AREAS AND SLOWS DOWN OR COMPLETELY STOPS THE PROCESS or DECAY. You CAN HELP PREVENT TOOTH DECAY BY BRuSHING YOUR TEETH WITH A THE PACifiC CLUB •••• THE NEW RECREATION~L FACILITY THAT OPENS TOMOR TOOTHPASTE THAT HAS STANNOUS FLUORIDE ADDED. CREST AND CUE ARE T~O TOOTHPAST~ RECOMMENDED BY THE AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION. ROW AT 5 PM ------KWAJALEIN TEST SITE 15 ALSO WORKING ON PACIFIC CLUB OPEN~ TOMORROW I T HAS BEEN ANt>k)UNCED THAT THE MI CRONE ?LANS TO INCREASE THE SIZE or THE DENTAL ANOTHER RECREATIONAL FACILITY WILL BE MADE SIAN KANDICRAFT SI-k)P WILL NOT BE OPEN TO CLINIC AND STArr TO PROVIDE A MORE COMPLETE AVAILABLE TO THE COMMUNITY WHEN A RIBSON NIGHT • CUTTING CEREMONY IS pERFORMED AT THE NEW , PACifiC CLua, FRIDAY OCTOBER 21 AT 5 PM. FALCAM AT1lNDS PCM MEETING FORMERLY K~OWN UNOFFICIALLY AS THE NA ALI j SAIPAN--AsSISTANT DISTRICT ADMINISTRATOR CLUB, THE STRUCTURE ON THE OCEAN ACROSS FROM FOR ADMINISTRATION LEO FALCAM or PONAPE HAS THE BEAUTY SALON, HAS BEEN COMPLETELY RENO SEEN ACCREDITED TO THE U.S. DELEGATION AND VATED IN THE LAST fEW MONTHS IS ATTENDING THE 29TH MEETING or THE SOUTH THE OPENING or THE PAClrlC CLUB WILL BE ~ PACifiC COMMISSION rROM OCTOBER 17 TH~OUGH WELCOME ADJUNCT TO ~OCAL RECREATIONAL FACIL 28 AT THE CoMMISSION'S HEADQUARTERS IN ITIES, PROVIDING THE BACHELORS OF THE COMMUN NOUMEA, NEW CALEDONIA, ACCORDING TO WoAD ITY WITH AN INFORMAL DAY ROOM AND MEETING RECEIVED FROM THE U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT. pLACE. IT IoIILL ALSO BE AVAILABLE ON AN IS MR, rALCAM REcENTlY COMPLETEPHIS STUDIES LANO-IoIIDE B~SIS TO PRIVATE PARTIES OF 75 UNDER A PARVIN GRADVATE FELLOWSHIP IN PVB I PEOPLE OR t-IORE. IN ACOITION J A SPECIAL AREA LIC ADMINISTRATION AT THE WOODROW W'LSON I WITH SINK 'ACILITIES HAS BEEN PROVIDED ~OR GRADUATE SCHOOL or PUBLIC AND INTERNATIONAL ANYONE DES I R t NG TO CLEAN THE I R MAR I NE CATCH AFrAIRS, PRINCETON UNIVERSITY. DURING THE I ES. PAST YE~R HE ATTENDED THE C,VIL SERVICE I THE CLUB WI LL BE OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY TO ALL COMMISSION MIDOLE MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE HELD ,KTS PERSONNEL 21 YEARS OF AGE O~ OLDER WHEN IN WASHINGTON, D.C., IN JANUARY. THIS WAS NOT RESERVED FOR A PRIVATE PARTY. THE fiRST TIME A TRUST TERRITORY CITIZEN RESERVATIONS FOR PRiVATE PARTIES OF 75 OR PARTICIPATED IN THIS INSTITUTE WHICM IS CHOLERST[ROL DOESN'T BOTHER HER •••• SHELSY I MORE PEopLE MAY BE MADE THROUGH THE SPECIAL HELO PERIOD'CALLY fOR OUTSTANDING REPRE BROWN, A CHEMIST AT THE ARMY MISSILE COM I SERVICES OFFICE AT 331 DURING REGULAR WORK- SENTATiVES fROM VARIOUS U.S. GOVERNMENT MANO, DEALS WITH CHOLESTEROL EVERY DAY, BUT I NG HOU RS. THE r AC III TY MAY NOT BE RE:S ERV.ED AGENCIES. HE ALSO ATT[NOEO THE 1966 NATI MAINTAINS A TRIM IIB-pouNO rIGURE. THE I, MORE THAN FOUR WEEKS IN ADVANCE. ~L CoNfERENCE ON PUBLIC AOMINISTRATION HELD CHOLESTtROL IS IN CONNECTION WITH EXPERI , ANYONE USING THE: FACILITY WILL BE HELO RE IN WASHINGTDN, D.C., IN ApRIL. MENTS SHE PERfORMS IN THE STRUCTURES AND SPON5IBL[ FOR KEEPING THE CLUB CLEAN, PARTIC M[ETINGS or THE SOUTH PAClrlC COMMISSION MECHANICS LABORATORY OF THE COMMANO'S RE ULARLY WITH REGARD TO CLEAN-UP ArTER PRIVATE ARE HELD ANNUALLY, USUALLY IN OCTOBER, TO SEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORATE. PARTIES AND IN CLEANING UP RE:SIOUE IN THE APPROVE PRDGRAMS AND WORK PROJECTS or THE (U.S.ARMY PHOTO) AREA SET ASIDE FOR CLEANING FISH. COMMISSION. THEY ARE ATTENDED BY orFICIAL REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE CLUB WILL 6E PUB COMMISSIONERS (EACH MEMBER COUNTRY OF THE McNAUGHTON BOOK REVI~~ LISHED IN THE HOURGLAS~ AND WILL aE POSTED SPC IS ALLOWED TWO), ANO A NUMBER or or THE CHILDREN BY CHARITY BLACKSTOCK IN THE CLUB WHEN THEY ARE rINALIZED. rlCIAL ADVISORS. THE SENIOR U.S. COMMIS SIONER IS FORMER GUAM GOVERNOR CARLTON THIS IS A BOOK WHICH WILL MAKE SOME PEO SKINNER. THE HONORABLE MANUEL GuERRERO J PLE ANGRY AND WHICH WILL MAKE OTHERS WEEP. pRESENT GOVERNOR O~ GUAM, IS THE SECOND IT IS A BOOK WHICH IMPINGES ON THE CON COMMISSIONER FOR THE UNITED STATES. SCIENCE BY RAISING THE QUESTIONS THAT rOL LOW IN THE WAKE O~ PERSECUTION: OF CHARITY MEDICAL TRAINING AT FIJI REOPENb AND GRATITUDE, OR RELIGIOUS BIGOTRY AND SOME TIME AGO J THE TRUST TERRITORY GoV UNDERSTAND I NG. ERNMENT DECIOEO TO SEND STUOENTS TO MEDICAL THE CHILDREN IS AN ACCOUNT or SEVERAL SCHOOLS IN THt UNITED STATES AND THE PHIL YEARS' EXPERIENCE WITH HUNDREDS or JEWISH IPPINES FOR FULL EDUCATION AND TRAINING CHILDREN WHO HAO (SCAPEO OR WHO HAD BEEN ~OR THE DOCTOR or MEDICINE DEGREE. SUCH rREED rROM NAZI CONCENTRATION CAMPS. TRAINING WOULD REQUIRE APPROXIMATELY TEN tiTHE WHOLE THING BEGAN TWO YEARS ArTER YEARS TO COMPL[TE. THE END or THE WAR," WRITES THE AUTHOR, "BUT MEANWHILE, TRAINING Of TRUST TtRRITORY EVEN NOW, WHEN I WISH TO BE CORReCT AND IM MEDICAL O~~ICE~S AT THE CENTRAL MEDICAL PERSONAL, THE NAMES RETURN AND SHOVE THEIR SCHOOL AT SUVA, FIJI, WAS STOPPED EXCEPT WAY AGAIYST MY "'ND. 1 BEGIN TO REMEMBER, FOR THE FEW MEDICAL AND DENTAL STUDENTS AND IT IS STARTLING HOW YIVIO MY MEMORIES WHO WERE ALREAOY ENROLLED IN THE SCHOOL. ARE or THESE CHILDREN, WHOSE YOUTH WAS THE TRAINING PROGR~M IN fiJI REQUIRES rOUR SPENT ON THE RUN, WHO HAD NUMBERS BRANDED YEARS TO COMPLETE. ON THEIR WRISTS. SOME or THEM SURYIVED IN ORDER TO MEET THE pRESENT AND THE IN THEIR ORDEAL WITH INCREPIBLE STRENGTH, OTH CREASING NEEDS IN HEALTH, MEDICAL AND DENTA ERS CRUMBLED INTO LIARS, CHE~TS AND PETTY PROGRAMS, THE TRUST TERRITORY HAS ARRANGED CROOKS, BUT THEY ALL HAD ONE THING IN COM WITH THE CENTRAL MEDICAL SCHOOL AUTHORITIES MON: THEY HAD 5urrERED ON SUCH A SCALE TO ACCEPT AGAIN A NUMBER or STUDENTS rROM THAT THE MIND CANNOT rUtLY TAKE IT IN. Sur THIS TERRITORY. THIS COURSE IS OPEN TO ALL rERING WAS THEIR BOND. HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES -- FROM MISSION ~CHOOLS, GUAM SCHOOLS, AND ALL OTHER RECOG ROTC ~CHOLAR~HIP AWARD~ NIZED HIGH SCHOOLS. THE ARMY WILL AWARD AT LEAST ANOTHER I, ~------ROTC SCHOLARSHIPS BEGINNING WITH THE 1967- FIRST MICRONESIAN AWARDED 68 SCHOOL YEAR TO OUTSTANDING HIGK SCHOOL COMMERCIAL PILOT'S LICENSE GRADUATES AND TO S[LECTED COLLEGE STUDtNTS SAIPAN--RAMON D[ LEON GuERRO, 23, OF SAI WHO HAVE COMPLETED TWO YEARS'ARMY ROTC PAN HAS BECOMt THE FIRST MICRONESIAN TO RE TRAINING. AT A PEACE CORPS TAA I NING CAMP ••• , I N KEY WES CEIVE A tOMMERCIAL PILOT1SLIC[NeE FROM THE FOUR-YEAR SCHOLARSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE TO FLA., DEBBIE BURNS or B[ND, ORE., GETS LES FEOERAL AVIATION ACENC¥. HE COMPLtTED HIS HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES J WHO MAY APPLY Bt SONS IN HULA DANCING rftOH M£~CEDES SONI, A REQUIREMENTS I~ JUNt or THIS YEAR. rORt GRADUATION. THEY MUST, HOWEVER, REACH MICRONESIAN NATIVE (RIGHT). D[eBIE IS ONE OF RECIPIENTS OF COMMERCIAL "LOT'S LICERS£S 17 YEARS O~ AGE BY OCT. I, 1967, BUT BE L 310 TRAINEES PREPARING rOR DUTY ON THE U.S. MUST SE IN GOoD HEALTH AND HAVE COMPLtTEO THAN 21 ON JUNE 30, 1967. TRUST ISLANDS IN THE PAClrIC, A REGION KNOWN REQUIREMENTS rOR A PRIVATE PllOT'S LICENSE AL~ ApPLICANTS MUST BE MALt U.S. ~ITIZ[NS AS MICItONESIA. IN ADDITION TO 250 rLYING HOURS. MEtTING PRESCRIBED PHYSICAL STANDARDS. (fROM A PHILADELPHIA PAPER) ------~------. HOURGLASS THURSDAY OCTOBER 20, 1966
IRI5H FARMERS 51T OUT BRAZILIAN CONGR£~~ ADJOURNED MOSCOW SUMMIT CONFEREES PRE~IDENT BRANCOI~ DUBLIN {UPI )--NINE IRISH FARMERS SQUATTED BY ORDER SEE SATELLITES LAUNCHED RIO DE JANEIRO (UPI }--PRESIOENT HUM6ERTO (UPI )--THE SOVIET UNION LAUNCHED DErlANTlY OUTSIDE GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS TO Moscow CASTELLO BRANCO TODAY CLOSED CONGRESS AND TWO SPUTNIKS TODAY BtfDR~ 21 ~OR~IGN CO~MUN- NIGHT SURROUNDED SY POLICE AND BOTTLES OF ANNOUNCED HE ~OULD RULE BRAZIL BY OECREE 1ST LEADERS GATHER EO FOR SUMMIT TALKS ON WHISKEY OONATEO BY WELLWISHER5. UNT IL THEY SAID THEY WOULD THERE UNTIL No v. 22. V,ET NAM, INFORMEO SOURCES SAID RE~AIN MINISTER Of AGRICULTURE CHARLES HAUGHEY THE DECREE RECESSING THE LEGISlATIVE BODY THE SOURCES SAID THE RUSSIANS OPENED THEIR AGREED TO MEET THEM fOR TALKS ON A fIVE CAME IN THE 'ACE O~ TH£ ~ORST POLITICAL SECRET SPACE CENTER IN THE ASIAN CRtSls THE 30-MONTH OLO MILITARY GOVERNMeNT Ct~TRAL POINT "ARM P~AN. DESERT TO THE LEADERS fROM EIGMT OTHER COM As THE LEADERS Of THE NATIONAL FARMERS HAS rA.CED. THE PRESIOENT CRACKED OOWN O~ THE CONGRESS MUNIST NATIONS AND LAUNCHED 60TH SATELLITES ASSOCIATION PREPAR~O fOR tHEIR SECOND A~L AND A SMALL ARSENA~ OF MISSI~ES WHILE THEY NIGHT VIGIL ON THE SIDEWALK OUTSIDE THE DE BECAUSE IT orrlEO AN EXECUTIVE ORDER ISSUED WERE THE;RE PARTMENT Of AGRICULTURE, THEIR DISPUTE A WEEK AGO EXPELliNG fiVE OPPOSITION OE THE TWO SATELLITES -- BOTH UNMANNED - SPILLED ONTO THE flOOR or PARLtAMENT WHERE PUTIES. THE CONGRESS HAD INSISTED THE DE WERE THE '30TH IN RUSSIA'S S~RIES Of "COSMOS HAUGHEY WAS ACCUSEO O~ "I NDUUH NG I N PERSON PUTIES COuLD BE ,IRED ONLY WITH ITS PRIOR APPRO'JAL. SPUTNIKS" AND A COMMUNICATIONS SATELt.lTE AL 'JAN ITY " CALLeD MOLNIYA-I (LIGHTNING -I) SURROUNDED BY GifTS or COF'CE, TEA, SOUP, CASTELLO BRANCO SAID HE CLOSED THE CON THE SOURCES SAID THE VISITORS, ACCOMPANIED CIGARETTES AND BOTTLES Of WHISKEY, THE FAR GRESS TO MAKE SURE NATIONAL ELECTIONS SCHED BY SOVIET PARTY CHIEf LEONID BREZHNEV AND r. MERS SAT ON FOLDING CANVAS CH~IRS WITH RUGS ULCD fOR Nov '5 WOULD BE HELD. HE SAID OTH~R O,fICIALS, SPENT MOST Of THE DAY AT PULLED TIGHTLY AROUND THEM TO KEEP OUT THE CONGRESS COULD RECONVENE A WEEK AfTER THE THE SPACE CENTER CHILL AIR. ELECT IONS THE 21 vISITING LEADERS INCLUDED COMMUNIST "MOST Of THE GIfTS It.IILL BE SENT TO THE THE DECREE CLOSING THE CONGRESS STIPULATEO PARTY SECRETARIES, PRIME MINISTERS AN~ DE FREEDOM FROM HUNGER C~MPAIGN IN IRELANO,H TliAT WHILE IT w.t.s I~ RECESS, "THE PRESIOENT f~NSE MINISTERS FROM THE SEVEN WARSAW PACT ONE or THE rARMERs SAID. Of THE REPUBLIC IS AUTHORIZED TO OECREE NATIONS j CUBA AND MONGOLIA. HAUGHEY IS THE PRESIDENT or THIS ORGANIZA LAWS. " THEY fLEW BACK TO Moscow TONIGHT AND WERE TION INSIDE IN PARLIAMENT HE SHOWED NO THE DECREE ACCUSED THE OPPOSITION BRAZIL SPEC fROM THE AIRPORT IN 20 6~ACK CHAIKA SIGNS Of WAVERING IN HIS REfUSAL TO RECEIVE IAN DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT (MODES) PARTY OF (SEAGULL) LIMOUSINES TO MANSIONS ON THE THE DEL EGA TI ON "~ORMING A GROUP Of ANTI-REVOLUTIONARY LENIN HILLS OVE~LOOKING THE CITY "1'101 NOT BEING PIGHEADEO ASOUT THIS," HE £L£M£NTSti TO orSRUPT TH£ F"ORTH'COMfNG [LEC .. THE LEADERS WILL MEET IN fORMAL SESSION TOLD THE HOUSE? "BUT I AM ENTITLED TO IN TIONS. TOMORROW, THE SOURCES 5AfO, TO COMPLETE COMMUNICATIONS sETWEEN RIO AND BRA51LIA SIST THAT NORMA~ PROCEOUR~S ARE rOLLOWED " WORK ON COORDINATED AID TO COMMUNIST NORTH ~ERE CUT AT THE TIME CONGRESS WAS fORMALLY V I E:T NAI-I RUBY APPE~L PLANNED NOTifiED Or THE PRESIDENT'S ACTION. TRAVEL THE SUMMIT CONFERENCE WAS EXPECTED TO END , AUS1 J N (UP I )--PROSECI.lTORS Of JACK RUBY ERS ARRIVING IN RIO fROM BRASILIA, THE TOMORROW OR SATURDAY fOR THE SLAYIHG Of LEE HAR~EY OS~ALD TURNED "COERAl CAP1TAL~ SAID THE NOTIFICATION CAME BACK TO THE TEXAS COURT Of CRIMINAL ApPEALS AT 8 AM AND ALTHOUGH MODES PARTY LEADERS ~ASS UNEMPLOYMENT FEARED TODAY IN THEIR HOPES TO HAVE THE COURTIS URGED THE CONGRESS TO OErY THE D(CREE, THE IN SH~KY BRITISH ECONOMY LATEST DECISION Rt-EXAMINED. SESSION WAS LI.TEO AN HOUR LATER. LONDON (UPI )--BRITAIN TODAY HEARD THE DI5T, ATTY. HENRY WADE Of DALLAS, WHO ALL MEMBERS LErT THt CHAMBER WITHOUT BLEAK NEWS OF POSSIBLE MASS UNEMPLOYMENT SUCCESSfULLY PROSECUTEo RUBY ANO GOT A INCIDENT OR ARREST, TRAVELERS SAID, INCLUD OFFICIAL fiGURES rOR MID-OCTOSER SHOWED OEATH SENTENCE VERDICT IN 1964, DREW UP A ING THE riVE EXPELLED DEPUTIES wHO HAD BtEN A TOTAL Of 437,229 JOBLESS. THAT REPRESENTED PETITION YESTERDAY fOR A REHEARING. HE STAGING II "SIT_IN" SINCE THEIR EXPULSION ~EE~ AN INCREASE OF 97,027 OVER SEPTEMBER AND wAS PLANNED TO fl~E IT TODAY. WAS OECREED A AGO. /THE HIGHEST OCTOBER TOTAL .OR THREE YEARS. Rusy WAS CONVICTED 0, KILLING PRESIDENTIAL ONE or THE OUSTED DEPUTIES, DOUTEL DE ITHE LONDON TIMES TERMED THIS ~THE DANGER ASSASSIN LEE HARVEY OSWALD, BUT THE ApPEALS ANDRAOE, ARRIVED IN RIO rROM BRASILIA BUT \POI NT ' COURT RULED THAT BECAUSE TRIAL JUDGE JOE REFUSED TO TALK TO NEwSMEN DE ANORADE, fOR j SINCE LAST JUNE THE UNEMPLOYMENT fiGURES B. BROWN RE~USEO To GRANT RUBY A CHANGE o~ loIeR HEAD OF THE OUTLA~ED BRAZILIAN LASOR !HAVE CLIMBED STEADILY IN SEPTE~B~R THEY TRIAL SITt AND BECAUSE BROWN ALLOWEO CER PARTY, CITED A LAW PROHIBITING POLITICAL RE i .... ENT UI" TO 3lW,000 M'TER THE GOVERNMENT'S TAIN TtSTIMONY TO BE AOMITTED~ THE VERDICT MARKS B~ PERSONS STRIPPED Of THEIR POLITICAL iECONOMIC SQUEEZE FIRST BEGAN. SHOULD BE DtSMISSED. RIGHTS BY GOVERNMENT EDICT. I THE LATEST TOTAL BROUGHT BACK UNEASY r.4£M- RUBY HAS BEEN IN THE DALLAS COUNTY JAIL THE CONGRESSIONAL REVOLT WAS LEO BY THE 10RIES OF "HUNGER MARCHES" ON PARLIAMENT, THE SINCE Nov 24~ 1963, THE DAY HE SHOT OSWALD CHAMBER PRESIDENT, ADAUTO CARDOSO, or THE I I' ~ t tt ! t I DOLE AND THE ~EANS TEST. ANO HIS CASE A~PE~RS TO HAVE SEVERAL MORE GOVERNMENT'S NATIONAL RENOVATION ALLIANCE, I THE FINANCIAL TIMES ESTIMATED RECENTLY YEARS TO RUN (ARENA) PARTY. iTH£ UNEMPLOYM~NT TOTAL WOULD REACH 485,000 CAROOso NOT ONLY HAD ALLOWED THE OU!TEO THIS WINTER ANO 630,000 IN THE WINTER Of MIO-EA~T TENSELY CALM DEPUTIES TO SIT-IN AT THE CHAMBER BUILDING 1967-68. JERUSALEM (UPI }--A Tt~SE CALM PREV~IL(O BUT PERMITTED THEM TO OELIVEA SCATHING LABOR GOVERNMENT LEADERS HAVE ADMITTED TODAY A~ONG ISRAEL'S BORDERS WITH ITS ARAB ATTACKS AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT FROM THE THAT THE SAVE-THE-POUND ECONOMIC CRACKDOWN W£(GHBO~S WHERE REC£~T SHOOTING ANO SAeOTAGE F'LOOR. IMPOSED IN JULY MAKES SOME UHEMPLOYMENT INCIDENTS HAVE RAISED THE THREAT Of RENEWED CARDOSO GAVE AS HIS REASON fOR SIDING WITH INEVITABLE. THEY ARGUE THAT THE BOOM CONDI WAR IN THE MIOOLE EAST. THE OPPOSITION HIS OESIRE TO OEfENO TH( lEGIS. TIONS Df ,UlL EMPLOYMENT THAT EXISTED IN THE U.N. SECURITY COUNCIL ALREADY !S DE LATIVE BRANCH AGAINST EXECUTIVE ENCROACHMENT. JUNE WERE PARTIALLY RESPONSIBLE ~DR THE IN SATING THE POTENTIALLY EXPLOSivE ISRA£LI- fLA110N Of WAGES AND PRICES THAT ~AD TO BE SYA I AN BORDER CR lSI S. ~OLON CALLi:. WI TNEbb HALTED IN OROER TO HEAD 0" THREATENED SEVEN TEAMS fROM THE U.N. TRUCE SUPER- IN MORAU, DEFENhE ECONOMIC DISASTER. 'JISION ORGANIZATION (UNTSO) COMPLETED SIMUL- LANSING, MICH. (UPI)--A DETROIr TRUCK GOVERNMENT O,fIC,AlS REPORTEDLY HAVE BEGUN TANEOUS INSPECTIONS OF THE ISRAE~I AND DRIVER T£STlfIED TODAY HE WAS WITH A STATE ISTUDYING HOW fAR THE PRESENT DEFLA110NARY SYRIAN ~RONTIERS DURING II HOURS YESTERDAY. SENATeR AT THE TIME THE LAWMAKER IS CHARGEO ECONOMIC ~EASUAES SHOULD BE PUSHED MANY ISRAE~I SOURCES SACO NO VIOLATIONS O~ WITH ASKING A COL~EGE COED TO PERfORM IN WERE SAID TO BE CONCERNED THAT THE CUTBACK MILITARY RESTRICTIONS ON THE DEMILITARIZED "STAG" MOVIES. MEASURES WHICH WERE ~IRST APPLIED IN OCTOBER ZONE UNOER THE ARMISTICE AGREEMENT WERE STANLEY REAVES, 42, SAID HE TOURED THE 1964, MIGHT START GATHERING THEIR OWN MOM(N~ fOUND ON THE ISRAELI SIDE. STATt CAPITOL WITH STATE SEN. BERNARD F. TVM ANO CREATE A REAL RECESSION WHICH WOULD NORWEGIAN GE. ODD BULL, CHIEF or UNTSO, O'BRIEN DuRING THE TI~E O'BRIEN IS ACCUSED BE DIffiCULT TO HALT SENT THE fINDINGS TO THE SECURITY COUCIL O~ SOLICITING MARION LU~ENS, 22, SANTA ANA, WHERE SYRIA ANO THE SOVIET UNION HAVE AC- CALI,., ON THE MICHIGAN STAT£ UNIVERSITY OLDEST DC-J STILL FLYING CUSED ISRAEL Of MASSING TROOPS ALONG THE CAMPUS. M'NNEAPOLIS (UPI )--OlD "728," A DC-3 THAT fRONTIER fOR AN ATTACK ON THE ARAB STATE. REAVES, WHO A~COROING TO O'BRIENtS ATTOR- HAS FLOWN MORE HOURS THAN ANY OTHER COMMER THE INSPECTION WAS SUGGESTEO DURING DE- NEY HAD BEEN "SORT OF LOST IN THE SHurrLr," crAL PLANE IN HISTORY, IS SEMI-RETIRED THESE BATE SATURDAY BY ISRAELI FOREIGN MINIST~R APPEARED WITH HIS TESTIMONY IN THE EIGHTH DAYS SUT STILL ACTIVE. ABSA [BAN WHO WARNED THAT ARAB TERRORIST DAY Or O'BRIEN'S TRIAL ON MORALS CHARGES. N21728 HAS tlO~N 83J752 HOURS AND ENOUGH SABOTAGE: AND ATTACKS fROM SYRIA WERE AN RrAVES SAIO O'BRIEN "SHOWEO ME ALL AROUND MILES TO EQUAL 250 ROUND TRIPS TO THE MOON "I NCITD4!NT TO WAR." THE BUILDING" BET~EEN 11:15 AM AND 12'15 PM SINCe IT WAS MADE BY DOUGLAS A'R~RA~T AT BULL WENT TO DA~ASCUS LAST WEEKEND TO MAY 27. REAVES SAID H~ WAS LAID Off FROM SANTA MON I CA, CALI, , AUG. II, 1939. URGE RESTRAINT ~ND TO WIN SYRIAN APPROVAL HIS JOB AND CAME TO THE CAPITOL 8ECAUSE III NORTH CENTRAL AIRLIN!S RETIRED IT fROM 0'- THE BORDER INSPECTION. ALWAYS WANTED TO SEt IT". REGULARLY-SCHEDULED OPERATIONS ApRtL 26, ISRAEL MAINTAINS THAT TERRORISTS Of THE MISS LUKENS TESTIfiED LAST WEEK THAT 1965, AND NOW IT IS USED 8Y NORTH CE~TRAL AL FATTAH ORGANIZATION INrlLTRATE FROM O'BRIEN APPROACHED HER ON THE CAMPUS, WHICH AS AN EXECUTIVE PLANE, fOR TRIPS TO AIR SYRIA VIA JORDAN. IT HAS WARNED Of ISRAELI IS NEAR THE CAPITOL, AT ABOUT I I 30 AM ON SHOWS IN THE LINE'S TEN-STATE SYSTEM, FOR t THEIR GAINS ALSO WERE PARED IN THE LATE ABSOlUTELY. You MUST KICK THE FIELD GOAL. CHRISTIAN OVER AUBURN 1 HOUSTON OVER MISSIS SLIDE. STANDARD OIL or CALifORNIA WAS UP I A F'ltLD GOAL ATTEMPT FROM THE 12-YARD LINE SIPPI, FLORIDA STATE OVER MISSISSIPPI ST4TE, 7/8, STANDARD Oil (N.J.) 3/4 AND TEXACO J liZ IS ALIoIOST A SURE THING ANO WE THEN HAVE rOUR DUKE OVER NORTH CAROLINA STATE, NORTH CAROL AMERICAN BROADCASTING WAS BUOYED A POINT MINUTES TO GET INTO rlELD GOAL POSITION IMA OVER W~KE FOREST, MIAMI (FLA.) OVER IN AROUND MID-DAY BY NEWS Of HIGHER THIRD OUAM- ONCE AGAIN. FOUR MINUTES IS PLENTY OF TIME DIANA, VIAGINIA OYER V,RGINIA TECH, TULSA TER PROfiTS BUT ITS GAIN LATER WAS HALVED. IN A PROFESSIOHAl FOOTBALL GAME. IN ~ACT, OVER MEMPHIS STATE, WEST VIRGINIA OYER PENN AHONG THE GLAMOR ISSUES, POLAROID FELL THIS SITUATION OCCURRED AGAINST BOSTON, AND ST~TE, LOUISVILLE OvER MARSHALL AND RICHMOND 5 1/2, XEROX 7 1/8, ITEK 3 1/8 AND TELEDYNE WE 010 COME BACK TO WIN BY ONE POtNT. OVER DAVIDSON. 2 1/2. SCM LOST 2 1/2. AFT~R TH( CLOSE A THE SOUTHW£ST WALL STR((T WIR( SERVICE REPORTED THE COM (COffTIHU£O fROM RICE OVER TEXAS -- OwLS DuE TO WiN ONE OF PANY EXPECTS HIGHER PRorlTS FOR THE fiSCAL CONGRESS PAGE ONE) THOSE CLOSE ONES SOON. KANSAS OVER WICHITA YEAR. VARIOUS rEDERAL AGENCIES. IT ALSO ENDORSED STATE -- LITTLE MORE THAN A WORKOUT fOR THE PAICES WERE EASIER IN MODtRATt TRADING ON EXPANDED TRADE VITH COMMUNIST EASTERN EUR RAZORBACKS. BAYLOR OVER TEXAS A&M -- BEARS THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE. Or THE 785 ISSUES OPE OVER HOUSE OBJECTIONS -- A MOVE THAT APPEAR TO BE AT LEAST ONE TOUCHDOWN BETTER. TRADlD} 344 DECLINED, 212 ADVANCED AND 229 SPELLED TROUBLE rOR THE LEADERSHIP GOA~ or SMU OVER TEXAS TECH ~- DEFENSE COUlO DECIDE. HELO UNCHANGED. VOLUME SLOWED TO 1,150,000 FINAL CONGRESSIONA~ ADJOURNMENT BY SATURDAY. ALSO: ARIZONA OVER UTAH, OREGON STATE OY SHARES fROM 1,380,000 SHARES YESTERDAY. THE ALSO APPROVED AND SENT TO THE WHITE HOUSE ER ARIZONA STATE, BRIGHAM YOUNG OVER NEW "AM[X" INDEX LOS. 8 CENTS. WAS A BILL AUTHORIZING ij2 NAVIGATION, fLOOD MEXICQ, SAN JOSE STATE OYER TEX~S WESTERN, CONTROL AND BEACH AND HURRICANE PROTECTION WEST TEXAS STATE OVER NEW MEXICO STATE AND WASHINGTON (UPI)--SECRtTARY OF STATE D(AN PROJECTS AT A COST OF $670 MILLION. THE NORTH TEXAS STATE OVER SOUTHERN ILLINOIS. RUSK LEfT TOWN TODAY FOR MANILA TO ~OtN HOUSE vOTE WAS 261 TO O. THE FAR WEST PRESIDENT JOHNSON AND ASIAN LEADERS IN SEEK- STILL ON TAP IN THE HOUSE WAS THE ADMINIS- UCLA OYER CAliFORNIA ~- NOT EV£N CLOSE. IHG AN "EARLY CONCLUSION" TO THE FIGHTING IN TRATION'S ANTI-INrlAT10N PROPOSAL TO SUSPEND SOUTHERN CAL OVER CLEMSON -- SOM(ONE1S IN VI[T NAH. TAX INCENTIVES rOR BUSINESS INYESTMENT. THE THE ~RONG BAGKYARO. WASHINGTON OVER OREGON - ACCOMPANIED BY AVERELL HARRIMAN, AM8ASSADOR~EASURE INCLUDES A ONCE-CONTROVERSIAL SENATE - HOME fiELD AND BETTER orrENSE. AIR FORCE AT LARGE, AND A SQUAD or TOP DIPLOMATS, RUSK AMENDMENT THAT WOULD QIVE l.IMITEO ANTI-TRUST OVER COLORADO STATE -~ FALtONS GOOD ONt WEEK FLEW FROM ANDREWS AIR fORCE BASE OUTSIDE PROTECTION TO THE PROPOSED MERCER or THE AND BAD THE NEXT. THEy'RE DUE THIS ONE. WA5MINGTON. ~MERICAN AND NAT LONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUES. ALSO. WASHINGTON STATE OVER 10AHO, WYO"ING THE OCT. 24-25 COHr£RENcE, RUSK SAID, LEGISLATORS MET AT 10 AM J TWO HOURS EARLI- OVtR UTAH STATE, POMONA OVER REOL~NDS, PORT WOULD "G I ¥E THE HEADS or GOV[RNMENT or THE £R THA" USUA~, TO TRY TO ,"oytL REMA I .. I HG LAND STATt OVER OREGO" TtCH, AND Los ANGELES COUNTRIES COOPE~ATING IN THE DEFENSE OF BILLS OUT Of THE WAY, BUT THERE WERE INCREA5- ST~Tt OYER FRESNO STATE. SOUTH VIET NAM A CHANCE TO GO OYER THE EM- IMG SIGMS T"E 89TH CONGRtSS MICHT PLOD INTO TIRE SITUATION AND CONSIOER THE POSSlalLITY N(KT WEEK BErORE CALLING IT QUITS. BILLION SUPPLEMENTAL MONEY 81~L A HOUSE &AN Of 8RINGING THE MATTE~ TO AH EARLY COMCLuS- THE ODDS FOR A LAST-MINUTE O(ADLO'K Q~EW AGAINST USE or EXPORT-IMPORT BAN~ fUNDS TO ION. WHEN THt SENATE YOTtD TO ELIMINATE fROM A $5 HELP FINANCE COMMUNIST TRADE. ~------.---- PAGE 7 Ii)URGLASS 166 No 3 Sociologist Seeks Answers...... Old Wives' Tales Just That? Or Are There Truth:; ThereIn? I., GERTRUDE ZETH IROOKS IUld neIther the preMdent nor Celitral Prel/I!I W!tter her mother relUlh~d the Id",a of IT WAS love at tlr"t ~Ight 0 Ndlle ~ le>ll'mg tll"m to !tve 8., JOSEPH WHITT President U S Grant s only abroad Bllt lOVe won out and lO Cl;mtral Pre88 Assoclatwn daughter, Nelhe, marl'led Capt the Ea~t Parlor ot the Whtte Corre~Jlo>lde)l t Aigemon Fr~derlCk Sartonll uf House she was glv'(ecutlvc manSion 1874 Brlbah sociologist John Dodg. :'In<.e that of Ehzabeth Tyler Gtft~ from all over the world son 13 settmg out to clear-or !O 1M2 poured In ",hlch were dl~pl ... yed condernn--once and for all the The Grant$ had Cour chlldrM trl the Ovul Room arid, alued up old wnes their tales and thel! to $750(10 Walt Whitman dedi remedies of whom NellIe was tne young: est and already beautiful at the cated hu, famous poem A KI';~ 'Over 500 [!orrespond~ots are to the Bllde and c4Ueol her helping my mveBUgation,' age of 13 When her mother, wh" as she grew older resem 0, S""~"t Ml~SOUt'\ R ... "", 0 Dodgson said "Up to now, I've Bonny BrIde spent most of my tune with old bled Queen VIctOria, took their children to camp where Gen wives' ~me ICRrul'WORD ~ • ~ 'CONTRACT BRIDGE By B • Jay Becker {Top leconU4olftr in M.... rs, Indlvlduill Champion"'lp P'1II.,l 12... North dealer play of the ten was based on Ne1ther Ilide vulnerable the the possibility that p-.rtneT IS' might have the: A-x or A.J-x of NO.m d1amoncb, In which case I want· .875 ed a.nOther diamond lead • A 92: .Q8" But, ~uUarly enough, my .AK82 SIgnal for B. dlamond continua WEST EAS'r tion was read by Mrs Hayden .J109S .KQ2 (properly) ~ a lPgnai to ~top' .75 pll.ymg the swt She re:a.l1ud. .U that I could not have the K-J· .A63 • KIO 972 .J9!H 4Q73 10 of dlamondJI, because I woUld SOU'l1l have ;sfgnaIed Wlth the Jack it I had It .AH • K Q J 108 3 It is customary to signal & • J 5 come-on with the hlghe3t of ",106 equal cards, and my failure to ,Ignal With the jack was proof The blddlng Buftlclent that.. South had th&t. Norlh East South West card 1", 1 • 1 • Pas.$ Since another dlamond lead 1 NT PUI! 3 • PUs would automatJ.cally e .. tablisb. '" • the queen I\S a. triCk, Mrs Hay. Openlng lead - ace of dia.. den discontinued the suit by Sf> mondJI shlftmg to the jaCk of spades Here Is another mter.stmg Thl~ Vital play led to declarer's BO&1ZOlft'AL 10 ltaluln. hand trom Dorothy Hayden'lI detea.t, ainee he h&d. to IOH ~ excellent book, Bid Bett~r. Play spades and two diamonds 1 daDdies nesse. 1 renown princely to go It appes.rlll in the chapter down one 5 w~p ,,9 Mogs 2 towa.rd hOUse Better 8 deAU1s 50 tourist 5 the mouth 11 germ. called the Art of Signaling, The hand also developed an· twist 12 !lOOpS haven 3 J'Cl'BlBn 19 con.junctlon which doe. m~h to atraigb.ten other when I played the 13 color 52 dlVlde fairy 21 French- out the COnful!IOl'I exYItlOB' today diacouraglng deuce on tho jlW:lk, H flower 5J small .. cured in man II friend over what corurt.rtutes a Slgnal even though r wu naturally de 111 ea.rthy rugs brine 24 owing and what the sipal meaml lighted with the spade shift. De- depoelt 54 dress 11 gueBBmg 2~ Ii troee Actually. the hand 18 an ex· clarer permitted the jack to win. 16 miscellany coin edges g&l1leB 26 to walk ample of upslde.down signaling but Mn HAyden, reali.zl.D«" that 11 gratted 55 a. bal sa.m Il operate 28 summer, m defellBO, and, In rea.lity- &1. I had no higher spade to IJfgIlal (Her) M the dUi 7 periOd or f'r&nce though she doe/J not mention it with, played. another apadll 18 redactor 51 dawn \:1me 29 sleeping NO PI.ANS TO \NVA.G£ NORTH VI~T NAM-Arrt"m~ to S!U - the deal OCCUlTed in .. na· tJpslde..down 1I1p.&1s are eli. 20 raved godde&ll 8 peaceful quarters gon ~Olltll \ Ict N"m Cm fOUl d..l} '> of hIgh-level talks US tlon&l champioIl.!hip with Mrs arnetrlcaUy oppo8ed to what 30 22 period 5S WInter 9 legal make Secret"I, ot DdenSL Robelt Mcf\amara !e~le"" an nonor Hayden West and myself East. they appear to say, but when c:f time Vehrole paper k1lotted Mrs Hayden led the ace of they do eome up, the,. create gllArd of Sclllth Vlelfldmh~ paratr YeNerdaY. CrJPtoqul~ TINTED OP ART PRDIT CON roBED APT P'OCUS, ?AGE 8 ANNOUN Cn-iEN TS JUNIOR CHOIR WI~l MEET SATU~OAY MO~N- PUBLISHED BY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES AT THE I"G AT 101M TME CMAPEL. EACH MIMBER DIRECT ION Of THE OOt+1ANO I NCO OfT I CER aASSIFIED SHOULD 8~IHG HI! OWN PICNIC LUNCH K'IIAJA\..EIN TOT SITE:, MARSHALL 'SUMOs fOR SAl( CONTRACT DAAG 43-67-C-000 I PRIMARY CHOIR WILL MEET AT 3 30 tRIC TH! HoURGLASS IS PUBLISHED OAILT MON SONY 500 A CAL~ 2154 DURING WORK- DAY IN THE CHAP(L DAY TNROUGH SATURDAY D[ADLIWE FOR ING HOURS OR Stt AT ROOM 306 SANDS O~ NDtIC[1 IS 4 ~M THt DAY eErORI puell CALL 664 AfttR WOR~ HOURS MICRONESIAN HANDICRAn SI{)P--Holil'S Of" SHOWTIME CATION AND DEADLINE tOR NEVS ITEHS IS OPERATION ARE AS rOLLO..,S: 7 & 9 10 AM THE OAT OF PUBLICATION 16" BII([ WITH TRAINING W"'EtLS - LIKE MONDAY 7 - 8:30 PM THE HoURGLASS REStRVES THE RIGHT TO MEV ~ON01~ION - $22; HIGN CHAIR - .,8 TUESDAY 9 - II 30 AW EDIT LETTERS TO THE (o/TOR FOR YHt - EXCtLLtNT CONDITION. CALL 694 THURSDAY 7 B 30 PM ~P'( IN 'yOUR DE ATe SAK[ or B~EVITY ALL COPY, LETTERS FRIDAY 9 - II 30 AM S~y DRAMA COLO~ AND PNOTOGRAPHS SUBMITT[O tOR PU8LI FOUND SATURDAY 10;30 AM - 12'30 PM DA.A ANOftEW~, BRETT HALSEY, PIER ANGELI ~ATIOH BtCOHE THE PROPERTY 01' TH[ ALSO OPEN rOA INCOMING NIK(-X HOURGLASS REPUBLICATION OF MATERIAL ONE WRIST VATCH, rOUND IN SkGYER rLIGNTS (WEO &. tI'l 1 I'ROM APPROl(lIdT CONTAINED HERtlN IS NOT AUTHORIZED ROOM OF PBQ, DECK #3, NEXT TO THE MAR LV 4 TO 5 "M WITHOUT THE P~IOR APPROVAL OF THE I NE DEPT BAYS SNOWTIIoIE CoM~'NDING OFF ItER, K~AJAL[IN TEST TEEN CLUB BEACH PARTY - THIS FRIOAY, 7·30 SITE ONE WRIST WATCH, fOUND IN SHOWER OCTOBE~ 21 AT CO~AL SANDS ALL ISLAND Ir YOU HAVE NOT ~ECEIVED you~ HoUR ROOM or PBQ, DtCK Nt OE~E"DENT TEt~S ARE I",IT(O BUStS GLASS BV 6 15 P~t PLEASI CALL 539 BE WILL LEAVE THE CoMMUNITY CENTER AT ~ TOP THE WORLD-l I\'ANT TO GET OFF TWEEN T~E HOURS or 6:15 AND 6.45 A~o ONt BAG Of CLOTHING, rOUND IN TRAIL- 8.40 AND WILL ~ETURN AT II PM STAGE COMEDY CoLO~ A COpy WILL BE OtLIVERED TO YOU ER TONY TANNE". MILLICENT MARTIN AT THE ALICE BUCK CIRClE 'ofILL DEPART n;OM EDITOR: NEil p~[L~s-MuNSON AFTtR PROPERLY IDENTIFYING TH[St THE MA~IN[ OE'A~TM[NT DOCK AT I PH ASST. EO nOR DoRIlli WALLIN ITEMS, THE OWNERS MAY CLAIM THEM AT SATVRDAY, OCT 25 TO ME[T 'ofITH ALICE STAFr NAN!; [ BLA IS THE SECURITY OrrlCE IN THE AIR TERMI BUCK, ADDIE: JOHNSON NAL BUILDING SHOWT IME: JOAN KAL.AHIKI YOKWE YlJ( BUFFET MENU 630&830 LVNN LIFrlCK lfTH)GRAPHER fb CHA~O RUFTOlO fit I ASSORTED RELISH TRAY C I RCUlATrON TIGHT SQUEEZE - A MEMBER or THE LAST TOSSED GR[EN SALAO AHABE~QUE AT MANAGER SCuBA CLASS HAS DI,rERENT SilEO VOlT BROILEO L08STEft TAIL WITH DRAWN M~STERY CO~EDr COLOR SWIM rlNS - BLUE AND BLACK IN CDLO~ - BUHER S-'UCE SOP~IA LOREN. GREGORY PECK ONE SIZ[ LA~CE, ONE Silt ~EOIV~ LARa. PRIME RIBS OF BEEf A SECOND MEMB(R OF TNt SA~t CLASS BAK(D 10AHO POTATO WITH SOUR CAN'T IiET HIS LAltGE fOOT IN TO'UIr MED I U~ CREAM LAPGE FIN WILL TRAOt CALL 2363 OR BUTTE~[D M'xEO V[GtTA8LES COME TO TFt 527 HoT DINNEft ROLLa ~1I3~Tt~2 15 , OFF IC I AL NOT' ers BEVERAGt DATE OFFICIAL BULLETIN Pl-J)N£ THE: N~UTICAL HA~AI IANS WILL PL~V illJRK WANTED FOR ~OUR DINING AND DANCING ENJOYMENT. WILD AFFAIR AT 2D OCT 66 LTC G.W, FLINT 2368 SAT ASSO~TED RELIS~ TRAY CoMEDY DRAMA BLAC~ ~NO WHITE 21 OCT 66 CPT W.J. MARS"ALl 751 TOYLAND SHOPPtfl:S - I WILL CARE FOR ToaSED GREEN SALAD TCRRY 1HOMAS, M~K~~ K~-'K 22 OCT 66 CPT J.M Dv~~ 2214 YOUR SMALL CHilDREN IN MY HOME CALL BROILED Nt'of YORK CUT STEA~ 23 OCT 66 MAJ R S AUSTIN MRS EI~LISON AT 2247 2393 TURKEy B~EAST DEL MONICO 24 OCT 66 LTC W,H, GRISWOLD 503 BAKED POTATO WIT~ SOUR CREAM 25 OCT 66 ILT D.W. OLIVE~ 002 HELP '.IA.NT(D BUTTt~tO ASP~RAGUS HOLLANDAISE SHOWTI .. £ 26 O~T 66 CPT J.M. DULL 2214 HOT 0 I NNE R ROLLS P, CLERK-STENOGRAPNER - HAWAI I, KENTRO~ BI!:V(~Allt DuTY OrFICER IS K~AJALEjN TEST SITE LTO - SHORTHAND R[QUIREO - fULL-TIME DANNY lAVILLA W~LL PLAY rOR COMMANDING OFrltER'S ~tPRESENTATIVE POSITION - rIV[-OAY WEEK INQUIRE AT VOU~ DINING AND DANCING ENJOYME~T LION HA::' wl~Gl:. ATe OVRING OTHER T~AN NORMAL DUTY ~OURS KT5 RANGE OprRATIONS BVIL01~Q O~ '-.LL 5tM I-DOCU~Ei'IT~RY BLACK A~D WH ITE MICRONESIAN SrUDY GROUP WILL MEET T f MCCRARY AT 596 OR 2135 THE MID PACIfiC KARTING ASSDC1A110N MONDAY, OCTOBER AT PM AT QTRS 24 7 30 AL.SO SPORTS WILL HOLD A MEETING tRIDAY, OCT06ER 206-A WE WILL OISCUSS fUTURE PRO- SOM(ONE TO 00 IRONING IN TOUR HO~E 21, AT 7 PM IN THE BANYON ROOM OF THE GRAMS ~NO PLANS OF THE GROUP If C"lL 2295 MOVIES AR( KEYED _5 TO THE A~OI(NCE FOR YOK .... E YUK CLUB YOU "11£ INTEII[ST[O IN TH[ HISTORr AND W~IC~ THEY ~RE 5UIT.Sl( 1~[ $y~eOlS A, SIGN UP rOR THE UPCOMING D~!V(R CULTURE OF MICRONESI". ~L[ASE ATTEND T AND C R(~~.SENT AOULTS, TEENS AND CHIL TRAINING SCHOOL,WHICH WILL START SUN REO GUARDS SEE WAR OREN, RESPECTIVELY THE PRESENCE or ANY DAY, OtTOBE~ 23, WILL 8[ TAKEN AFTER ALL PERSOH' INTERESTED IN GROUND WITH U.S. INEVIT~BLE or T~t THREE SY~BOLS INOICATES THAT THE THE MEET,NG. Mov1ES 'ROM PAST RACES SCHOOL fOR COMMERCIAL PILOT WRITTEN LONDON (UPI)--CO~MUHIST CHINA'S MIL rlL~ IS CONSIDEREO SUITASLE rOR THE AUD WILL BE SHOWN E~ MEET IN TH[ CoNFEReNCE ROOM, ITANT YOUNG RED GUARDS FEEL WAR 8E IENCE GROV~ ~[PRES[NT[D bY THE S~MeOlS ALL INTERtST(O PERSONS ARE INVITED TWtEN CHINA AND THE UNITED STATES IS THI~O rLOOR or THE TERMINAL BUILDING TO .. TrEND INEVITABLE AND TH[ ONLY QUESTION NOW ON TUESDAY, OCTOBE~ 25 AT 7 30 pM IS I" TIMING, THE YUGOSLAV NEWS AGEN M~NSFIELD URGES bUMM!T CY TANJUG SAID TODA~ BE KEPT TO PEACE AIMS TA"'JUG, IN A OISPATCH FROM PEKING W~SHINGTON (UPI}--sEMATE DEMOCRATIC MONITORED HERE, SAIO THE RED GUARD BE LEAOtR MIKE MANsrlELD U~GED TODAY THAT LIEfS APPEARED YESTERDAY IN AN ARTICLE THE UNITED STATtS CLOSE THE DOOR ON IN THE Nt~PAPER Rco GUARO HERALD "PE1'1 VERS IONS" Of THE MAN I LA CoNFERE~CE THE CURRtNT CULTURAL RrVOlUTION FROM A MEET I Nli OF PEACE TO A "CQU~ClL SWrEP'~G CHINA WAS DESCRIBED BY TH! Of WAit " NEWSPAPER AS "A LARGE SCALE EI(E~C ISE MANsrIELO, MO~TANA, A~PL.UD£D PHll IN ~R(PARATION rOR A PEOPLE'S WAR IPPIN[ PRESIDENT FERDINAND MARCOS, ("GAINST THE U.S I." TANJUG SAID HOST TO THE CONFER(NCE, FOR CHALLENG "THt PApER 'ofAItNS REO GUARDS THAT ING T~OSE WNO VIEW THE MEETING AS A THEY MUST PERSONALLY TAK[ PART IN T~E PRELUoE TO EMLARGE~ENT or THE VIET NAH FINAL 8V~IAL OF AMERICAN IMPERIALISM", WAR OR AS A VEHICLE rOR OA~ANIZINC THE YUGOSLAv REPORT SAID ""'EW MILITARy ALLIANCES IN ASIA 11 It SAI~ ~Ht ~tWSPAPER CALLED ~Q~ PR[ MANS' I [LO TOLO THE SENATE THE ,'PH I l" PARATIOHS FOR A WORLD WAil TO "COI'!"LET[ [p"fRE AAPROACH TO THE MANiLA CONrER~ LV ELIMINATE AMERICAN IMPERIAL ISM" AND fNC[ AS EX~RrssrD RECENT~V BY PRESIDENT EMpHASIZED THAT THE ~AR WOULD BE A WAiteD, fS CLEARLY ONE WHICH COINCIDES lONe; ONt WITH OUR NATIONAL INTEREST AS WELL A~ IT WAS A MSUDD[N 'ofAR LIKE SUGQESTIDH' THAT 0' THE FILIPINO PEOPLE IT WOULD TAN~UG SAID, EM~HASIZING THE NEED TO BE MT HOPE THAT Hrs UNITV Of OUTLOO~ PREPARt rOR A FEARED ATTACK ON CHINA AND APPROACH WILL St PRESERVED THROUGH BY FOREIGN INVADERS OUT THE MEETING AND BEYOND TAN~UG QUOT[D THE NEWSpAPER AS CALL "IT WOULD BE MY I'URTHER HOPE THAT WE ING rOR THE CREATION Of rOOD RESERVES WOULD CLOSE THE DOOR ON "[RVERSIONS AND COMPLETE SELF RELIANCE or THIS CoN~ERENC(, WHE~tV(R THE~ ~AY ORIGINATE, WHI~~ ~OULO SHirT ITS DI KRE~LIN SEES ATOM ~PREAD =H ~..... ,.., ~Ar-.t:AV~""V N RECTION I'ROM THE PURPOSES OF prACE TO .lIJMaADEL ~ f< >..:I.-i ~ UNITED NATroNS {UPI)--iHE SOVIET Jm _ ca "6 ·'lUI1]> THE PURPOSES or INT£~SlrIED ANO EX UNION SAID TODAY THAT WtST GERMaNY AND ,,----.,.,.-___._._~ l .... ~~~l(tPV~ 1l1li1 lI..i --r;~r~ PANDEO WAR." SOUTH Ar~ICA ARE MAKING "ERPAIIATIOHS T, . /~(:"""""'~ r~\, S£LA~~IE WARN~ TO MANurACTURE THEIR OWN NUCLEAR WEA DE GAULLE "ONS PARIS {UPI)--EMpEROR HAILE SELASSIE SOVIET ~"8ASSAOOR NIKOLAr T FEOOA ATTN NEW RESIDENTS' A SPECIAL SAFE WEDNESDAY BRIDGE WINNERS WERE OF ETHIOP1A CONFERRED WITH tRENCH ENKO TOLD THE GtNERAl ASSEMBLY'S TY INDOCTRINATION MEETING 'ofILL 8£ I MARY Lou & RA~ MA~lO~E P~EsrOENT CHARLES or GAULLE TOOAY ON MAIN POLITICAL COMMITTEE THAT THE H~LO FOR YOU~ BtNErlT AT 8 15 AM THIS 2 BERNIE CoNROY & ROGU SWANSON THE ~OT[NTI4LLY £~plOSlvE SITUATION UNITEO STATES PREVENTED AGItEEMENt ON COHING SATURDAY AT THE BANYAN ROOM IN 3 LORRAINE LA MOTHE & M J. MOO~E. THAT /ou''Y ARISE IF tRENCH SOMALILANO eE A TREATT AGAINST THE SPR(AO or NUCLEAR THE YOl!WE YUK CLUB THE PUR"OSE or COMES INDEPENDENT WEAPOHS TO COUNTRIES NOT H~ POSS(SS THIS MEtTING (5 TO AOVISt ALL NEW GIRL SCOUT CALENDARS Will GO ON SALE fRI tRENCH AND ~TH'OPIAN 9POKESMEN ~AIO THE TALK BETWEEN THE TWO CHIErs 01' ING THEM RESIDENTS ~F HAZARDS AND UNUSUAl CON DAV, OCTOBER 21 AT 4 30 ~M JUNIOR GIRL FEDORENKO 8l~MED WASHINGTON EVEN DITIONS TO BE tNCOUNTERED BOTH ON SCOUTS WILL BE SELLING THROUGMOUT THE STATE, WHO Klye BEEN ACQUAINTANCES THOUGH THE UNITED STATEa JOINED THE AND AROUND ou~ ISLAND PARENTS, ES HOUSING AREA THE CADETTES WILL SELL SINCE THE OAYS or THEIR JOINT WOItLD WAR Two EXILE IN LONDON, WAS BOTH SOVltT UNION AHD TEN QTNER COUNTRIIS ~ECIAlLY, ARE URGED TO ATTEND, TO THE CALENOARS /N FRONT Of MACV'S ON SAT "CORDIAL ANO COHSTRUCTIVE," IN A RESOLUTION MAKINQ AN "URGtNT LEARN or HAZARDS WHICH tXIST ON LAND URDAY APPEAL" TO ALL COUNTR I £S TO CO NOTH A' WELL AS IN THE OCEAN AND ON THE ACCORDING TO DIPLOMATIC SOURcrs, HAILE SEtASSl1 REITERATED TO DE GAULLE ING TO HAMPER AQ~EtHENT ON A TR[ATY ~[tfS. THE trF[CTS OF CORAL CUTS, ANO EVESHAM, ENGLAND (UPI)--ToM BAYLISS WILL HIS STANDING WARNING THAT ETHIOPIA ON "HON-PROLIFERATION" or NUCLEAR OTHER ITEMS WHICH WAY EtfECT THt ru TA~t OUT IN TRADE HIS rEt rOA wAIT1NG A W£APOi'(S TURE WELrARE Of THE1R CHILDREN HISTORY or THE 700-YEAR-OLD M.IOENSHEAD WOULD NOT ALLOW SOMALIA TO CONTROL Pus FRENCH SOMALILANO IF THE LAtTER" pop ULATION tAME OUT 1N rA~OR or BREAKING WE CAN'T RtACH OLD ACE BY ANOTHER ASI( YOURSEL. ALWAYS' He'of CAN T~IS BE PRO~RIETOR BRIAN HEARD AGftrto A PRO~(ft AWAY f~OM F~ANC[ BOTH ETHIOPIA AND HAN', RoAD DOME BETTER" AUTHOR'S rEt SHOULO BE f~E[ DRINKS rOR SOMALIA HAVE STAKED RIVAL CLAIMS TO MARl! TWAIN G. C. LICHTEHBERG LifE AT THt PUB SOMAL lLANO.
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