Another Us Infantry Brigade Joins Buildup in Viet Nam

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MARSHALL ISLANDS SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1966 WASHINGTON {UPI)--ApPARENTLY NOT ALL ANOTHER U.S. INFANTRY BRIGADE WOMEN ARE SENTIMENTAL ABOUT WEDDINGS,NO MATTER WHO IS INVOLVED JOINS BUILDUP IN VIET NAM WAR WHILE HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF WOMEN SAIGON {UPI)--THOUSANDS OF AMERICAN TROOP REINFORCEMENTS, FRESHLY LANDED FROM THE UNITED SAT IN FRONT or THEIR TELEVISIONS TODAY STATES, WERE AIRLifTED TODAY INTO THE STRATEGIC CENTRAL HIGHLANDS IN THE fiRST PHASE Of AN WITNESSING WHAT COULD BE SEEN OF THE EXPECTED 100,OOO-MAN INCREASE IN U S MANPOWER IN VIET NAM BY THE END OF THE YEAR LUCI JOHNSON-PAT NUGENT WEDDING, A WO A 4,000-MAN BRIGADE fROM THE U S ARMY'S FAMED 4TH INFANTRY DIVISION POURED ASHORE fROM MAN CALLED THE WASHINGTON BUREAU OF UPI AN AMERICAN TROOP TRANSPORT VESSEL AT QUI NHON, 270 MILES UP THE COAST fROM SAIGON IN A SHE WONDERED "WHY EVERYONE IS MAKING MOVE RAISING TO 287,000 THE NUMBER OF AMERICAN TROOPS IN VIET NAM SUCH A russ ABOUT HER WEDDING" As FAST AS THE Gis LANDED, AN AIR SHUTTLE WHIRLED THEM TO PLEIKU, THE KEY AMERICAN MILI "I WANT TO WATCH A BASEBALL GAME," TARY BASE SOME 240 MILES NORTH Of SAIGON THE WOMAN COMPLAINED I~LL I GET ON THE MILITARY SPOKESMEN SAID THE FRESH TROOPS fROM THE 4TH DIVISION, WHOSE PREDECESSORS LANDE SCREEN IS THAT WEDDING SHE'S NO QUEEN IN NORMANDY ON D-DAY IN WORLD WAR II AND FOUGHT AS DOUGHBOYS IN FRANCE IN THE FIRST WORLD OR PRINCESS, YOU KNOW I LIKE WEDDINGS, WAR, CAME FROM FORTH LEWIS, WASH, ABOARD THE TRANSPORT SHIP, GENERAL WALKER BUT THIS 15 RIDICULOUS" THE TROOP BUILDUP CONCIDED WITH A CONTINUING STEP-UP Of THE AIR WAR MILITARY SPOKESMEN TODAY ANNOUNCED THAT AMERICAN WARPLANES fLEW A 105-MISSIONS RAID AGAINST NORTH VIET NAM PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S DAUGHTER YESTERDAY, HITTING 16 OIL DEPOTS AND OTHER HAS THE WEDDING OF THE YEAR MILITARY TARGETS WHILE DODGING 15 SURFACE-TO- WASH INGTON (UPI)--TEARruL BUT RADIANT, LUCI BAINES JOHNSON BECAME MRS PATRICK JOHN AIR MISSILES LAUNCHED UP AGAINST THEM AIR NUGENT TODAY IN A CATHOLIC CEREMONY THAT UNITED THE PRESIDENT'S YOUNGEST DAUGHTER WITH FORCE PILOTS SHOT UP A BIG COMMUNIST MILITARY THE SON OF A SMALL TOWN BUSINESSMAN CONVOY STRUNG OUT FOR EIGHT MILES ALONG A THE FATHER OF THE BRIDE, DESCRIBED BY ONE USHER AS LOOKING "WISHfUL BUT PROUD," SUR NORTH VIETNAMESE HIGHWAY RENDERED HIS DAUGHTER TO THE MAN SHE LOVES IN A 9O-MINUTE LONG NUPTIAL MASS AT THE IN SAIGON, VISITING fORMER VICE PRESIDEN~ NATIONAL SHRINE OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION RICHARD M NIXON WARNED AfTER A MEETING WITH IT WAS THE WEDDING OF THE YEAR THE COUPLE WAS BLESSED BY A PERFECT SUMMER DAY, WITH GEN WILLIAM C WESTMORELAND, THAT VICTORY IN THE TEMPERATURES IN THE 80's AND BLUE SKIES, BUT THE INSIDE Of THE HUGE SHRINE GOT VIET NAM WAS A LONG WAY OfF BUT COULD BE A WARM AND HUMID TOWARDS THE END Of THE SERVICE AND LUCl's SISTER, LYNDA BIRD, THE MAID CHIEVED BY "CONTINUED DETERMINATION AND THE or HONOR, BECAME "WOOZy II SHE PUT HER HEAD DOWN ON THE ALTAR RAILING, AND FINALLY HAD BACKING Of OUR FORCES ON THE HOME fRONT" TO ACCEPT A CHA I R I AN ADVANCE ENGINEERING UNIT OF THE 4TH DI GROUPS OF PICKETS SHOWED UP BOTH AT THE IRATE CHICAGO WHITES VISION BRIGADE HAD ARRIVED SOME WEEKS AGO IN CHURCH AND NEAR THE WHITE HOUSE TO PROTEST SOUTH VIET NAM AND PAVED THE WAY BY SETTING THE WAR IN VIET NAM. ONLY A SMALL GROUP MOB KING'S MARCHERS UP A CAMPSITE AT PLEIKU, WHICH ALREADY IS THE APPEARED AT THE SHRINE MORE THAN 300 WERE CHICAGO (UPI)--DR MARTIN LUTHER KING HEADQUARTERS Of THE U S ARMY'S 1ST AIR CAV AT LAFAYETTE SQUARE ACROSS fROM THE WHITE VOWED TODAY TO LEAD HIS MARCHERS "AGAIN AND ALRY DIVISION THE 1ST CAVALRYMEN SAW ACTION HOUSE WHILE THE WEDDING RECEPTION WAS IN AGAIN AND AGAIN" INTO AN ALL-WHITE CHICAGO IN HEAVY fiGHTING WITH NORTH VIETNAMESE UNITS PROGRESS THEY CHANTED SUCH SLOGANS AS NEIGHBORHOOD WHERE THEY WERE STONED AND IN THE CENTRAL HIGHLANDS EARLIER THIS WEEK lIEND THE WAR NOW -- SEND THE TROOPS HOME" VILIFIED BY THE MOST "HATE FILLED" MOB HE (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) SOME CARRIED V1ET CONG FLAGS. HAD EVER ENCOUNTERED THIS DID NOT riAR THE GAIETY ACIWSS THE DR KING, A VETERAN OF MANY DEMONSTRA HOPE LUCI'S COOKING STRErT IN CONTRAST TO THE SOLEMNITY or TIONS IN THE SOUTH, WAS HIT BY A ROCK THE MARRIAGE CEREMONY, THE RECEPTION WAS THROWN BY SOMEONE IN A MOB Of WHITE SHOUT IS BETTER THAN-THAT fESTIVE ING "KILL HIM, KILL HIM" DURING YESTERDAY'S WASHINGTON (UPI)--NEITHER THE STRONG ARM OF IT WAS A CLIMATIC DAY FOR THE YOUNG CO~ MARCH IN THE CHICAGO LAWN AREA THE GROOM NOR THE DETERMINED SAWING Of THE PLE OF SUCH DifFERING UPBRINGING WHO MET THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE WINNER SET NO DATE BRIDE COULD DO THE JOB. EVEN THE AWESOME POW AND FELL IN LOVE A YEAR AGO. LUCI WAS FOR A RETURN TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD. HE fLEW ER OF THE PRESIDENCY FAILED. No ONE, IT RADIANT IN HER WHITE WEDDING DRESS WITH TO ATLANTA, GA., TO ATTEND NEXT WEEK'S CON SEEMED fOR A MOMENT, COULD CUT THE CAKE AT TEN-FOOT-LONG TRAIN PAT WAS DAPPER IN VENTION Of HIS SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN LEADER LUCI JOHNSON'S WEDDING RE~EPTION fORMAL CUTAWAY. SHIP CONFERENCE IN JACKSON, MISS THE INCIDENT PROVIDED COMIC RELIEF AFTER A THE PRESIDENT, WHO WOULDN'T WEAR SUCH AN THE REV JAMES BEVEL, ONE Of KING's DAY Of NERVOUS TENSION AND DEEP SOLEMNITY fOR OUTfIT TO HIS INAUGURATION, GOT INTO ONE CHICAGO AIDES, SAID CIVIL RIGHTS DEMONSTR~ THE NEWLY-WED LUCI AND PAT NUGENT, AND IT AT LUCl's REQUEST AND LOOKED SOMEWHAT EM TORS WILL GATHER AT A WEST SIDE CONGREGA PROVED THAT THINGS CAN GO WRONG EVEN WHEN BARRASSED. TIONAL CHURCH TOMORROW AND THEN GO TO BEL THEY ARE PLANNED AS WELL AS A PRESIDENT'S THE WHITE HOUSE RECEPTION AfTERWARDS, MONT-CRAGIN, ANOTHER ALL-WHITE AREA, ON THE DAUGHTER COULD ASK WITH ITS PUNCH, TABLES OF FOOD AND DECO CITY'S NORTHWEST SIDE, ABOUT 12 MILES NORTH EVERYTHING WAS SET UP IN ADVANCE FOR THE RATIONS, WAS A fiRST CLASS SOCIAL occA or YESTERDAY'S DISTURBANCE TRADITIONAL CAKE-CUTTING A RAISED PLATfORM StONe THERE WERE PICTURES TAKEN ON THE "I HAVE NEVER SEEN SUCH DEEP HOST I L ITY HAD BEEN ERECTED IN THE EAST ROOM Of THE (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) AND HATRED ANYWHERE IN MY LifE, EVEN IN WHITE HOUSE TO PERMIT THE CEREMONIAL SLICING SELMA," DR. KING SAID AFTER HE WAS HIT BY Of THE SEVEN-fOOT HIGH, 13-TIER CAKE INDO-MALAY PACT NEAR THE ROCK. THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. JOHNSON, THE ELDER JAKARTA (UPI)--INDONESIA HAS GIVEN A POLICE AID 44 PERSONS WERE ARRESTED AND NUGENTS AND THE NEWLY-WEDS TOOK THEIR PLACE GO-AHEAD TO MALAYSIAN PRIME MINISTER TUN 21 WERE INJURED SERIOUSLY ENOUGH TO REQUIRE THE SILVER KNIFE WAS PRODUCED No ONE - ABDUL RAZAK TO COME TO JAKARTA AND fiNAL MEDICAL TREATMENT. LUCI, PAT OR THE PRESIDENT -- COULD GET THE IZE A FORMAL TRUCE ENDING ITS THREE-YEAR UTENSIL INTO THE HARD WHITE ICING AfTER A -OtD BORDER WAR AGAINST MALAYSIA. UNION AND AIRLINES STRUGGLE THAT SEEMED TO GO ON fOR A HILARI THE DATE Of THE VISIT WAS NOT ANNOUNCED, OUS ETERNITY, THEY GAVE UP AND SWITCHED THE BUT NEWSMEN WERE TOLD TODAY IT HAD BEEN GIVEN STERN WARNING ATTACK TO ANOTHER LAYER, THE FOURTH LAYER FIRMLY SET. INFORMED SOURCES SAID IT MAY WASHINGTON (UPI)--FIVE STRUCK AIRLINES GAVE WAY TO DETERMINED HACKING AND CAKE WAS TAKE PLACE AS EARLY AS NEXT WEEK AND STRIKING MACHINISTS WERE GIVEN A CON CUT. "BRIG GEN SUNARSO or THE "CRUSH MA GRESSIONAL CHOICE TODAY TRY AGAIN FOR A LAYSIA COMMAND" TOLD NEWSMEN AFTER A THRi£ WEEKEND STTTLEMENT OR fACE A "NO WINNERS" MASSIVE PROTEST MARCH -HOUR MEETING WITH A VISITING MISSION BACK-TO-WORK BILL, BUT CHANCES FOR AN AGR~ NEW YORK (UPI)--SOME 15,000 PEACE MARCHERS FROM KAULA LUMPUR THAT A DECISION HAD BE~ MENT LOOKED SLIM. POURED THROUGH MIDTOWN MANHATTAN TODAY TO DE MADE TO SEND RAZAK TO INDONESIA HE ADDEq THE HOUSE COMMERCE COMMITTEE FORMALLY NOUNCE THE HIROSHIMA ATOMIC BOMBING AND THE THAT NO fURTHER DETAILS COULD YET BE MADE ASKED THE TWO SIDES TO MEET ALL WEEKEND WAR IN VIET NAM. NEGRO DEMONSTRATORS LENT A PUBLIC. "THERE WILL BE AN IMPORTANT AN ... TO SEEK AGREEMENT. IF THEY rAILED, CHAIRMAN STRONG ANTI-WHITE TONE TO THE PROTEST NOUN CEMENT WEDNESDAY," HE SAID. HARLEY O. STAGGERS,(DEM.-W. VA.), SAID, THE FIVE MEN AND A WOMAN WERE A~RESTED ON DIS "EVERYTH I NG I S GO I NG SMOOTHLY," HE ADDED COMMITTEE WILL EXPEDITE LEGISLATION TO ORDERLY CONDUCT CHARGES AS THE DEMONSTRATORS "ALL MATTERS CONCERNING POLICY HAVE BEEN ORDER THE STRIKERS BACK TO WORK. MASSED IN TIMES SQUARE AND THEN SURGED EAST CLEARED UP (AND) ONLY ADMINISTRATIVE DE LABOR SECRETARY W. WILLARD WIRTZ SAID HE TO ROCK FELLER CENTER AND PARK AVENUE, HEAD TAILS REMAIN TO BE SETTLED." WOULD "INTENSifY" CONTACTS ALREADY BEING QUARTERS rOR A NUMBER OF CORPORATIONS SUPPLY "TUN RAZAK WILL COME," HE CONTINUED."IT MADE WITH THE TWO SIDES. HOWEVER, AIRLINE ING EQUIPMENT rOR TROOPS IN VIET NAM HAS BEEN DECIDED THAT WE CAN NOT TELL SPOKESMAN WILLIAM J. CURTIN SAID HE'S NOT A PRIME TARGET WAS Dow CHEMICAL Co , A MAN YOU THE DATE or HIS VISIT NOW ALTHOUGH OPTIMISTIC ABOUT PROSPECTS FOR A SETTLE- UFACTURER or NAPALM, A JELLY GASOLINE USED BY THIS TOO HAS ACTUALLY ALREADY BEEN fIXED~ MENT. U.S FORCES IN JUNGLE WARFARE A THREE-MEMBER MALAYSIAN DIPLOMATIC MIS UNION SPOKESMAN FRANK HEISLER DECLINED TO LEADERS or THE DEMONSTRATION CALLED A NA SION ARRIVED 1M JAKARTA LAST NIGHT. THEY ASSESS THE PROSPECTS BUT SAID, l~E'RE READY TIONAL BOYCOTT or SARANWRAP, A HOUSEHOLD PRO INCLUDED MISSION LEADER COL. Yuss BIN TO TALK ANY TIME, ALWAYS." DUCT MANUFACTURED BY Dow THEY ALSO ANNOUNCED IBRAHIM, LATif BIN DATUK HUSSEIN AND HARUN ~~HERE ARE NO WINNERS IN THIS BILL AT THAT 20 PERSONS WOULD SIT IN AT Dow's ROCKE FELLER CENTER OFFICES TUESDAY, THE 21ST ANNI BIN ABDULRACHMAN. THE MALAYSIAN MISSION ALL," STAGGERS WARNED. THE SENATE-PASSED PAID COURTESY CALLS ON ARMY STRONGMAN AND RESOLUTION HE REFERRED TO WOULD GIVE CON VERSAIY Of THE NUCLEAR ATTACK ON NAGASAKI SATURDAY'S fOUR-HOUR DEMONSTRATION WAS ONE PRESIDIUM CHAIRMAN GEN. SUHARTO AND FOR GRESS AND THE PRESIDENT A JOINT ROLE IN OF A NUMBER AROUND THE COUNTRY. EIGN MINISTER ADAM MALIK. ORDERING THE STRIKERS BACK TO WORK. l

HOURGLASS SA~URDAY~ AU~ST 6~ [~66 PAGE 2 • INFLUENCES CHOOSING SIDES CARM1CHAEl WARN~ CLEVELAND JOHNSON t>ERVE~ NOT ICE • ~ IN BRITI~H ECONOMIC BATTLE C1 EVELAND (UPi)_-STOKElY CAPM!C~JAEL., TO WOU LD BE i NF Lf(TER ~ • LO~DON (UPI)--THE INFLUENTIAL CON- I..EAuER OF THE STUDEN'" Nor~-v, OlENT CO \JASH I NGTON (Up I) --PRES I DENT JOHNSON" FEDERATION OF BPITIS I IND,)STRIES (CBI) ORDINAT!NG COMMITTEE (SNCC), SAiD HERE HAS LAID IT ON THE LINE: FOR T,'E NATIONS TOLD ITS 14,000 MEMBERS TODAY BRITAIN LAST NIGHT TriAT Ul.EVEl.ANDERS HAVE NOT INDUSTRIES INFLATIONARY PRICE INCREASS FACED A NATIONAL CRISIS THAT COULD BE SEEN THE ~AST OF RACIAL V,OLENCE WILL BE MET WITH A FEDERAL BUYER'S COME AS SEVERE AS THAT DURING THE HE SAID LAST MONTHUS RIOTING IN THE STRIKE WORLD DEPRESSION IN 1931 Ho GH DISTRICT Itl TrE EAST END SLUMS WITHIN hOlRS Of" TACITl,Y CONCEDING TO CBI PRESIDENT SIR MAURICE LAING, IN "WAS NOT A RIOT IT 'WAS JUST A GET- DEFEAT TO THE STEEL INDUSTRY ON iTS A LeTTER TO MEt'BERS, BLJI'TL Y BLAMED REAlJY SESSION PRICE INCREASES, JOt-'NSON CA'1E BACK n E GOVEHI'MENT FOR "THE PRESENT CR I SIS FOUR PERSONS WEHE ShOT TO DEATH AND YESTERDAY WITH A PONTED WARNING TO OF CONFIDENCE" WHICH HAS BROUGHT BRI f'-1ANY BLJ IlD I NGS DESTROYED BY ARSON DUR OTHER I ND 'STR I ES WH I CH MIGHT BE TEMPTED TA 'I" S PO JND STEPL I "G uNDER THE IEAV ING THE Ho I~~J RIOTING TO FOLLOW SUjT lEST PPESSJRE SltlCE TilE EI"O OF v/uHLL> SPEAh I,~G TO A COr'GI~ESS or RAC IAt. "IF WE ARE TO CONT,NuE OUR SPACE EF 'v-/AR II EQUALITY (CORE) RALLY ATTErlDELJ BY ABOlJ' FORT AND CONTINUE TO MAKE THE MAGNIFI "THE GOVERNMENT'S CONDUCT OF THE 600 PERSONS, CARr, I CHAEL SA r D NEGROES CENT PROGRESS REPRESENTED BY OJR PAST ECONOMY HAS CREATED ThE PRESENT CRISIS SHOULD NOT SERVE I N THE U S ARt-1ED ACHIEVEMENTS," Jo NSON SAID IlT A BILL OF CONFIDE, CE," THE LETTER SAID. A fORCES SIGNING CEREMONY, "WE CAN DO SO ONlY iF COPY \//J.S DEL'VE, ED TO ECONOMICS MINIS "WHEN JOHNSON CAL.LS, LETiS STAND TO BUSINESS AND LABOR LEADERS WILL ~AKE TER GEORGE BROWN YESTERDAY. GETHER AND SAY, 'HELL., NO, 11M NOT THEIR CONTRIB TION BY RESPONSIBLE LAING ALSO HAS WRITTEN TO PRIME MIN GOING," CARMICHAEL SHOUTED PRICING AND BARGAINING DECISIONS" ISTER HAROLD WILSON ASKING AN EARLY "ANY BLACK MAN WHO F! GHTS IN TH! S HE MADE NO SPECIFIC MENTION OF THE MEETING TO "PRESENT A REASONED CASE FO COUNTRY£S ARMY IS A BLACK MERCENARY" INDUSTRY-WIDE STEEL FRICE INCREASE, GOVERNMENT ACTION. " CARMlCHAEt, TOLD HI5 AUDIENC::: WHftT HE BUT HE CLEARLY HAD IT IN MIND AS HE THE CBI PROMISED RELUCTANT SUPPORT MEANT BY BLACK POWER DISCJSSED THE $5 B!bLION SPACE AUTHORI FOR WILSON'S WAGE AND PRICE FREEZE PR~ "WHEN YOU TJl ... K OF BLACK POWER, YOU ZATION BI~L t-'E SiGNED iNTO lAW POSALS AFTER AN EMERGENCY DEBATE BY TAL.K OF BRINGING THIS COUNTRY TO ITS "THiS B!ll IS IN ACCORD WITH OUR ~E ITS COU~CIL, BUT LAING MADE IT CLEAR KNE.ES COMMENDATION TO THE CONGRESS i HOPE THE CONFEDERATION WILL NOT GO ON RE "WHEN YOU lA",K OF BlACt< POWER, YO..) T~Ar WE WI1 l BE ABLE TO CONTINUE THE STRAINING PRICES UNLESS WAGES ARE TALK OF BUILDING A ~OVEMCNT THAT Wilb PROGRAJ1 AT THE PACE WE PROPOSED AND EQUAL!.. Y COt'TROLkED SMASH WVERYTHING WESTERN CiVllIZAT!ON WHICH THE CONGRESS HAD ENDORSED BY THiS MEA~WHILE, WILSON'S PLAN TO REVIVE HAS CREATED LEGISLATION BRITAIN'S AILliJG ECONOMY FACED NEW "WHEN YOU TALK OF BLA CK POWER, YOU "H OWEVER, !F PARTICULAR SEGMENTS OF TROUBLES TODAY WITH A SPLIT IN THE TALK OF PICKING JP WYERE M'~COlM X LEFT OUR ECONOMY CONTINUE TO RAISE THEiR TRADE UN ION RANKS OVER 'JAGE FREEZES OFF PRlCES AND INCREASE THE COST OF TH~S AND WARNINGS FROM RETAIL MERCHANTS OF "WI-'EN YO J TAIbK OF BLACK FOWER, YOU AND OTHER PROGRAMS, iT Will BE NECESSARY HIGr Ert Cvl"SUMER COSTS TALK OF THE BLACK ~AN DOING WHATEVER IS FOR THE GOVERNMENT TO FURTHER REDUCE ONE WIDELY-CIRCULATED TRADE MAGAZINE NECESSARY TO GET WHAT HE NEEDS WE ARE ITS EXPENDiTURES, PARTICULARLY i~ CALLED THE GOVERNMENT'S INFLATION-BAT FIGHTING FOR OUR I.,IVES " ThOSE: AREAS WHERE PRICES ARE R1S'dG IN TLING PROGRAM "AS FULL OF HOLES AS AN INFLATIONARY WAY" SWISS CHEESE II MANY ANT~=WAR PICKETS THE SPACE PROGRAM WOULD BE A PARTIC0- LEGIS~ATION PROVIDING THE LABOR GOV CELEBRATE H~ROSHIMA lARLY APT VEHICLE FOR FEDERAL BARGAIN ERNMENT WITH DRASTIC POWERS TO ENFORCE WASHINGTON (UPi)--HuNDREDS O~ ANTi ING !T IS CONSIDERED DESIREABLE FOR, A WAGE AND PRICE FREEZE WAS RETURNED WAR PICKETS, SOME. CARRYING VIET CONG BUT NOT ESSENTIAL TO, THE NATiON'S PRO- TO PARLIAMENT YESTERDAY WITH THE AP FLAGS AND SIGNS DEMAmDqNG PRES.DrNT .RESS iT ALSO CARRIES POLITICAL lEVER PROVAL OF A HOUSE OF COMMONS COMMITTEE JOHNSONiS IMPEACHMENT, DE~ONSTRATED AGE MANY CONGRESSMEN WOULD DEEPLY RE THIS SET THE STAGE FOR PASSAGE OF THE WITHIN SIGHT OF THE WHIT~ HOUSE TODAY SENT CUTBACKS IN SPACE CONTRACTS WITH BILL INTO LAW ON SCHEDULE NEXT WEEK DURING THE RECEPTION HONORING LUCI CONSTITUENTS ONLY A LABOR LEFT WING REVOLT POWER BAINES JOHNSON'S MARRIAGE iT WAS NOTEWORTHY THATJOHNSON ALSO FUL ENOUGH TO TOPPLE THE GOVERNMENT "HEY, HEY, LBJ' How MANY KIDS DID you ~ENTIONED LABOR IN HIS WARNING, FOR COULD PREVENT BROWN FROM ASSUMING NEAR KIl.L TODAY?" SOME OF THE MORE THAN 300 THE WHITE HOUSE IS STill SMARTiNG FROM DICTATORIAL POWERS TO SLAM THE BRAKES PROTESTERS CHANTED AS THEY MARCHED ON THE AIRLINE MACHINISTS u DVERWHELMING O~ BRITAIN'S INFLATED ECONOMY AND THE SIDEWALK ACROSS PENNSYLVANIA AVE REJECTION THIS WEEK OF A WAGE RAISE OF SAVE THE POUND STERLING FROM THE WHITE HOUSE FER ENDORSED BY JOHNSON UNDER THE PROPOSED LEGISLATION, THE EARLIER, SMALLER GROUPS PICKETED THE BOTH ORGANIZED LABOR AND BIG BJSINESS GOVE~NMENT WOULD HAVE POWER TO FREEZE SCENE OF THE WEDDING, THE NATIONAL ARE CLOSELY WATCHING THE ADMINISTRATIO~ WAGE LAND PRICES FOR SIX MONTHS AND SHRINE OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION IN HANDLING OF THE AIRLINE STRIKE AND FINE VIOLATORS UP TO $~400 ANOTHER PART OF THE CITY TEN ANTI-WAR STEEL PRiCES SO THEY CAN PLAN FOR FORTr~ WARNINGS OF NEW PRICE HIKES ON CON- PICKETS ALSO SPENT THE NIGHT IN A COMING WAGE AND PRICE DECISIONS IN SUMER GOODS CAME TODAY FROM THE NATION~SILENT VIGIL IN FRONT OF THE WHITE OTHER INDUSTRIES THE ADMINISTRATION AL GROCERS' FEDERATION. THE TRADE PUB- HOUSE HAS SET A 3 2 PERCENT ANNUAL WAGE IN LICATION "GROCER'S GAZETTE,1I WHICH SAIP POLICE KEPT CL.OSE WATCH ON THE WHITE CREASE AS THE NON-INFLATIONARY MAXIMUM WILSON'S PLAN WAS "FULL OF HOLES," AL- HOUSE DEMONSTRATION, ALLOWING NO ONE FOR LABOR THIS GUIDEPOST IS PEGGED TO SO ANNOUNCED 250 PRICE INCREASES FOR TO CROSS THE STREET TO THE S!DEWALK THE 3 2 PERCENT ANNUAL INCREASE IN THE HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ACTUALLY BORDERING THE EXECUTiVE MAN- AMOUNT OF GOODS TURNED OUT BY THE AMERI LEONARD REEVES-SMITH, SECRETARY OF SION GROUNDS UNIFOR~ED POLICE WERE CAN WORKERS THE GROCERS FEDERATION, WARNED THAT STATIONED ABOUT TEN FEET ALONGTHE WHITE FOR BUSINESSMEN, THE GuIDEPOST IS ZERO ANY INCREASES BY PRODUCERS AND WHOLE- HOUSE FENCE FACING THE MARCHERS PRICE INCREASE THEY ARE EXPECTED TO SALERS WOULD HAVE TO BE PASSED ON TO SOME OF THE SIGNS SAID "STOP LBJ's BOOST THEIR PROFITS INSTEAD OF CUTTING THE HOUSEWtFE. WAR ON MANKIND NOW IMPEACH LBJ "OTHERS COSTS AND GOING TO MORE EFFiCIENT PRO SAID "HIROSHIMA 1945, HANOi !966 " DUCTION EQUIP~ENT SPECK WA IT I NG AGA IN SOl1E OF T HE OTHER SIGNS URGED THE PRES .. CHICAGO (UPI)--RICHARD SPECK SMOKED DENT TO BRING AMERICAN TROOPS BACK FROM NEW BARBER SHOP IN VEGA~ STARED AT THE CEILING AND AWAITED WORE VIET NAM AND ADVISED HIM TO "BUILD LAS VEGAS (UPI)--CAESARiS PALACE, THE TODAY ON THE OUTCOME OF EXTENSIVE HOMES HERE IN \4ASH I NGTON, DON'T BURN FIRST MAJOR GA~BLING RESORT TO BE CON PHYSICAL TESTS WHICH WILL DETERMINE VILLAGES IN VIET NAM " STRUCTED ON THE LAS VEGAS "STRIP" IN WHETHER HE IS TO BE MOVED OUT OF TrlE SEVERAL DOZEN OF THE MARCHERS CARRIED TEN YEARS, OPENED YESTERDAY WITH SOME INFIRMARY OF THE COOK COUNTY JAIL RED AND BLUE FLAGS WITH GOLD STARS ON OF THE BIGGEST "HIGH ROLLERS" IN THE WARDEN JACK JOHNSON MEANWHILE MADE THEM -- THE BANNER OF THE COMMUNIST VIE COUNTRY CROWDING INTO THE CASINO PLANS TO TRANSFER SPECK, WHO IS UNDER CONG FORCES THE $25 MilLION RESORT, HEADED BY INDICTMENT FOR THE MURDER OF ElmHT THE SIDEWALK OF THE WhiTE HOUSE SIDE PRESIDENT NATE JACOBSON OF BALTIMORE, STUDENT NURSES JULY 14, TO AN ISOLATI OF THE STREET WAS KEPT CLEAR OF ANY AND BACKED BY SOME 70 STOCKHOLDERS, ON CELL, PROVIDING THE TESTS SHOW HE PEDESTRIANS EXCEPT PERSONS WITH AUTHOR+ -HARTERED PLANES FROM MAJOR CITIES IS PHYSICALLY FIT THE TEST RESULTS lZED CREDENTIALS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY TO IMPORT CELE- ARE EXPECTED MONDAY. ACROSS THE BROAD AVENUE AT LAFAYETTE BRITIES AND KNOWN GAMBLERS FOR THE OPEN- SPECK IS RECOVERING FROM SELF INFLI -SQUARE, A GREEN PA INTED SNOW fENCE HAD ING TED WOUNDS AND AN INFLAMATION OF THE BEEN SET UP TO KEEP ANYONE FROM STEPPING THE GUEST LIST INCLUDED TEAMSTER UNION HEART SAC FROM THE SIDEWALK THERE WAS~A SIMILAR PRESIDENT JAMES HOFFA, NEVADA Gov GRANT SPECK HAD HAD NO VISITORS SINCE FENCE LINING THE OTHER SIDE or THE PAVE-SAWYER AND ENTERTAINERS RHONDA FLEMING, T~IUI~S()A Y WHEN HE MET FOR 45 MINUTES MENT, ADJOiNING THE PARK ANN EAXTER, ADAM 'vJEST, DAViD JANSEN AND "I IT, Ii IS COuRT-APPO I NTED ATTORNEY, BETWEEN THOSE FENCES, THE MARCHERS ED SUL.LIVAN GERALD W GETTY WALKED BACK AND FORTH THE CASINO 15 LIGA~ED BY THE LARGEST CRYSTAL CHANDELIER IN THE WORLD PAGE 3 HOURGlASS ,UGUST 6, ij 966 NEW CHIEF OF bECURITY JO!Nb BELL LABb HERE TRUSTEESHIP COUNCIL EoHo REMICK WILL REPLACE S.A. JOHNSON DISCUSSES M'NESIA AS KWAJALEiN RES!DENT SECURiTY REPRE THE TRUSTEESH~P COUNC~L OF THE UNIT SENTATiVE fOR BELL TELEPHONE LABORATOR ED NAT~ONS BEGAN CONS!DERAT~ON lAST iES TODAYo MONTH Of CONDiTiONS iN THE PAC~FIC Is MR. JOHNSON GOES TO WH~TE SANDS MllS lANDS fRUST TERR9TORY SllE RAN~E, N.M., WHtRE HE WilL ASSUME MRSo EUGEN~E ANDERSON, UN~TED STATES A POSiTION SiMilAR TO THE ONE HE HELD REPRESENTAT~VE TO THE COUNC~l, SAID ON !

GLENN is A RET~RED U.S. ARMY L~EUTEN 10 $3,765 j OOO U\1 ~966,) DUR~t--JG ~96'5j ANT COLONEL AND WAS RECENTLY EMPLOYED 2ij3 ELEMENTARY CLASSROOMS AND ~6 NEW

IN HONOLULU. H~GH SCHOOL CLASSROOMS WERE COMPltTED j A NATIVE OF ST. PAUL, GLENN RECEIVED AND 264 ~TUDENTS W~LL BE ON GOVfRNMEN THE BACHELOR Of BUSINESS ADMINISTRATiO SCHOLARSHIPS DURiNG THE CO~iNG 1~RM. DEGREE fROM THE UNiVERSITY OF GEORGIA, (CO~TINUED ON PAGE SiX) AND A MASTERS IN PERSONNEL fROM GEORGE .. WASH~NGTON UNiVERSITY. HE WORKED ON TH MICR6~[~~AN CONGRE~~' AGENDA ALASKAN (THEN AlCAN) HIGHWAY IN 1942 CO\JER~ w! DE RANGE OF t3! LL~ AND EARLY i43J AND WAS COMMISSiONED iN THE CONGR~SS Of MiCRONES~A is iN ~T THE ARMY Af FT. BELVOIR, VAo, IN 19430 SECOND REGULAR SES9~ON AND HAS BEGUN HE SPENT THE MAJOR PART OF THE WAR I TO C~S;DER A WiDE VAR~ETY Of lEGiSLA THE PACiFIC AT SA!PAN, OKINAWA AND KOR TION. E.A IN THE ENGiNEER AVIATION BATTALION. RESOlUT~ONS AND Bil.lS !NTRODUCED iN IN 1946 GLENN RETURNED TO FT. BELVOI TO THE CONGRESS INCLUDE ONE TO CREATE AS INSTRUCTOR iN THE ENGINEER SCHOOL, A POS~TiON "D~STR~CT SPORTS AND REC AND fROM THERE WENT TO AUSTRIA AS MAIN REAnON COORD~NATOR"o !T HAS BEEN SUG TENANCE OFFICER FOR THE U.So FORCES GESTED THAT THE NAME BE CHANGED FPOM THERE. "GOVERNMENT OF THE TRUST TERR ~ TORY OF ON THEN TO ATLANTA AS ENGINEER MAIN THE PACifiC ISLANDS" TO "GOVERNMENT TENANCE OfFICER FOR THE 3RD ARMY, WHER MiCRONESIA." ALSO, iT HAS BEEN SUG- HE OPERATED AN ENGINEER REBUilD FAClll I GESTED THAT THE U.S. TAKE. STEPS TO TY iN PUSAN. MACNAUGHTON BOOK REVIEW SE1TLE WAR DAMAGE CLAiMS RESULTiNG GREENSTONE FROM 1957 TO 1961 HE WAS ASSIGNED AS fROM WORLD WAR I! 0 BY SYLViA ASHTON-WARNER ENGINEER MAINTENANCE OFfiCER fOR THE THE CONGRESSMEN WE.RE CONSiDER~NG FROM ITS OPEN~NG L~NES, GREENSTONE CONTINENTAL ARMY COMMAND, HAVING RE URGING THE U.S. CONGRESS TO PASS HR PUllS THE READER INTO THE HEART OF A SPONSiBiliTY FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF AL 14016 WHiCH WOULD ALLOW TT CiTIZENS HUGt, ECCENTR! C F AM ~ L Y, I NTO AN EXOT I C ENGINrER EQUIPMENT IN THE CONTiNENTAL TO FREELY ENTER THE UNiTED STATES, LANDSCAPE, iNTO AN ATMOSPHERE PUlSAT~N UNITED STATES. IN 1961 HE BECAME A AND REQUESTS FOR A STUDY Of TOURiSM I WiTH lifE. IT is A NOVEL ABOUT AN "IM LOGiSTiCS PLANNER ON THE STAFF OR THE THE TERRiTORY. WATER TRAVEL FAClliT!E POSSIBLE" MARRIAGE OUT OF WHICH AN iM COMMANDER IN CHIEF OF THE PACIFIC. HAVE BEEN DiSCUSSED, AND PRESENT SUB POSSIBLY WONDERfUL WORLD OF lOVE AND GLENN'S WIFE, LORRAINE, AND SON, SiDiES ON fiELD TR!P VESSELS PRESENT CLOSENESS IS BORN. LANCE, WHO IS A STUDENT AT PUNAHOU lY, THE TRUK iSLANDER, KASELEHlIA, HE -- RICHMOND CONSIDiNE -- ARiSTO SCHOOL, HAVE REMAINED IN HONOLULU. MiliTOBi, YAP !SlANDER MiECO QUEEN AN CRATIC, CRIPPLED WAS ONCE A GREAT LINDA, A GRADUATE OF PUNAHOU, WILL BE j RALIK RATAK ARE SUBSiDiZED iN A~OUNTS FIGURE IN THE SHADOWY, OCEANS-AWAY ATTENDING COlLE~E THIS YEAR. RANG~NG fROM $135 TO $270 DAijLY THE WORLD OF ENGLISH MANSiONS, RETAiNERS, GLENN IS AN ARDENT GOLFER AND GUITAR FEiOCH RECEiVES $60 DAILY. A RESOl.U lADIES IN TAFFETAo 1ST, AND ENJOYS ALL OUTDOOR SPORTSo TiON WAS ~NTRODUCED TO iNCREASE THE SHE -- THE BREADWINNER, ABRAiSiVE, WELCOME TO KWAJALEIN, GLENN. SUBSiDiESo UNBEAUTIFUL -- "WHAT COULD HE HAVE SEE THE NEED TO MAKE LiFE ON THE OUTER iN HER?" HAS NO GRACE BUT ONE, AN IN ATOll.S MORE ATTRACTIVE, PLEASANT AND A NOTE OF THANKS DESTRUCTIBLE CAPACITY TO SHELTER. HEARTFELT THANKS FOR YOUR KINDNESS VOCATiONAll.Y STIMULATING WAS STRESSED THEY HAVE SOME DOZEN CH~lDREN OF CONGRESSMEN NOTED NEEDS FOR GOOD ROA AND REMEMBRANCE OF SKIP. THEiR OWN, CHilDREN Of All SiZtS AND lONE AND HAL KIRKHAM HOUSiNG? ELECTRICiTY AND SAFE WATER. TEMPERAMENTS, Al.WAYS IN M0110N, THEIR THE, NAMES "HOUSE OF DELEGATES" AND GIRL SCOUTS OFFER FACES SUDDENLY APPEARiNG LiKE MORE EX "GENERAL ASSEMBLY" HAVE BEEN CHANGED WATER SAFETY TIPS OTIC FLOWERS AMONG THE FERNS OF THE TO SENATE AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTAT~VE WHETHER YOU'RE A DIPPER, DUNKER OR RAINWASHED NEW ZEALAND FOREST, AND RESPECTIVELY. THERE is ANOTHER CHllD THEiR GRAND- QUACK SWI~MER, BE PREPARED fOR ANY j THE MEMBERS D&SCUSSED SENDiNG ATH

EMERGENCY. REMEMBER THE PHRASE "THROW, DAUGHTER, HEIRESS TO A KINGDOM j TO THE LETES TO THE SOUTH PAClfijC GAMES, SU ROW, GO," ADVISES THE GIRL SCOUT HAND- ROYAL INS!GNIA FROM WHICH THE NOVEL PPORT Of THE APPLiCATiON OF HAWA! iAN TAKES ITS TiTLE. BOOK. THROW SOME FLOATING MATERIAL TO AIRliNES FOR SCHEDULED AiR SERVICE THESE ARE THE "!MPOSSiBLE CONSIDiNES THE DISTRESSED SWiMMER. Row TO THE PER THROUGHOUT THE TT, AND WEl.COMING THe WHOSE STORY is TOLD WiTH SUCH RESON- SON IN TROUBLE IF HE IS TOO FAR OUT TO PEACE CORPS TO THE TT ANCE OF PERSON AND PLACE, SOUND AND REACH fROM SHORE. Go, BY SWIMMING, TO COLOR, HUMOR, MOVEMENT AND fEELiNG, THE PERSON IN TROUBLE ONLY AS A lAST CONVENiENT BUS SERViCE is AVAILABLE THAT IT IS DiffiCULT TO BEl!EVE SO MUCH RESORT AND ONLY IF YOU ARE QUALIFIED AS EVERY HALf HOUR DURiNG MOST OF THE DA IS GIVEN IN SO fEW PAGES.( GREENSTONE A TRAINED liFESAVER. TO MOST POINTS IN TOWN. USE IT WHEN WilL BE GREATLY LOVEDo YOU CAN. 1_..!....P~A~G.!;,..E...... ~4-i ______-- --- _____S_A_~_~_~..;.OA~r,;.::..., ...;..A UGU S !~ __ ~6 TOP LEATHERNECK IN ~AIGON HOURGLA0~ ~TCCK Li0TING~ WALL STREET FRIDAY S\IGON (UPf)--U.S MARINE CORPS CO~l- I NEW YORK (UPI)--THE STOCK MAR~T MANOA~T WALLACE M GREEN JR., A~~I~ED i AMERICAN AIRLINES 71 7/8 -31B INCHED FORWARD SLOWLY TODAY, APPARENTLY TOD .... Y O~ OI~E Of HIS PERIODIC VISITS Of I AMERICAN PHOTO 7 1/2 -I/B iN REACTION TO A DOSE Of PRE-WEEKEND V lET NAM AlvtpE.X 24 7/B -1/2 CAUTION AND PROFIT-TAKINGo GEN.GREENE CONfERRED WITH THE U.S. I AMERICAN T & T 53 7/§ N/A PRiCffiMOVED AHEAD MODESTLY DURiNG THE MI:.tTARY COIv1MAtlDER IN VJET NAM, AND THE/ AN;\CCNDA -I 75 EARLY HOURS BUT THE ADVANCE STA~LED 02 7~4~ V,ETNAMESE MARIr-JE CORP. I eOEI~C. WHEN BUY~NG iNTEREST DRIED UPo THE I GE,J. GRI:.ENE COIJFEr(I~ED "J/TH THE U. S. DOUGLAS 56 3/4 SLUMP !~ BUYING PLUS SOME PROrIT-TAKIN~ 1 I MILITI-I,1\, COtit'IAi~~ER, Mr{MY Go..!. WILLIAM GEl! ELECTRIC 9 • 3/4 rI/4 PARTiCU_ARlY AMONG THE GLAMOR ISSUES, C. WESTMO'EL,..i\oD, SdORTLY AfTER HIS GEN T & R 35 5/8 tl/2 TOO~ SO~E or THE MOMENTU~ Ofr fHE UP ARfHVAL IIJ SAIGON LATER, HE PAID A 'BM 342 7/8 + I 1/ SWiNGo COURTESY CALL Od THE HEADQUARTERS Of LOCKHEED 57 I/B THE UPl STOCK ~ARKET INDICATOR, WHICH 4 U.S. NAV~L fOHCES III V,ET NAM LDN~ STAR eM 15 3/ +i/4 ADVANCED AROUND 0 40 PERCENT EARLY iN G E~. G(~ E: E '~ E WA SAL SO S C1-1 ED U lED TO MflJv1 79 ~HE SESSION, SHOWED A GAIN Of ONLY 0018 CONfER WITH AMBASSADOR HENRY CABOT PAN AMERICAN 6~ 1/4 -I 1/ PERCENT AT THE CLOSE. OF THE 1,367 LODGE Aim DEPUTY AMBASSADOR Will tAM J. I RCA 4 1/4 +1/4 ISSUES TRADED, 604 ADVANCED,B TO NEW PORTER AND VIS'T THE HEADQUARTERS Of STD OIL NoJ. 69 -I/B 1966 HIGHS, WHILE 498 DECLINED, 71 TO THE U.S. 1ST INfANTRY D,VISION WHILE STD O,L CAL. 63 3/4 +1/2 NEW LOWS IN THE SAIGON AREA. SPERRY RAND 30 1/4 ~- THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE INDEX HE wiLL THEN FLY TO DA NAIJG FOR CON UI\!ITED FRUIT 34 3/4 +3/B SHJ~ED A~ EQUIVALENT GAIN OF 6 CENTS IN fERENCES WITH MARINE CORPS COMMANDERS U.S. GYPSUM 51 7/8 +1/8 THE AVERAGE SHARE PRICEo TRADING SLOWD IN THE MARINE THEATRE Of OPERATIONS IN TO 5J500,000 SnARES rROM 6,880,000 THE THREE NORT~ERN PROVINCES Of SOUTH IF YOU ARE INTERESTED II\! ANY ~TOCK S'iARES THURSDAYo i LISTED V,ET NAM. LISTINGS THAT APE NOT !-JERE, PE~M~AN CORPo, TOPPED THE ActiVE l'~T ! "'RITE TO THE !-lOURGl.ASS I~ CARE 0- PoOo Wl-H A GAiN OF 2 3/8 AT 24 1/2 ON 168, MOUNT BLANC CLAIM~ THREE 80X 23, OR CALL 539 AND EX?RESS WHAi 500 ShARES 0 it WAS ANNOUNCED THA'" STOCK fOU WOULD ll~E TO SEE LISTED CHAMONIX, fRA,CE {UPI)--FoUR MISSING OCCIDE~TAl PETROlEU~ HAD SKG~ED AN ALPINISTS CLIMBED TO SAf:"ETY fROM THE I IIMIRANDAU DECi010N AGREC~ENT TO PURC~ASE PERMAD~ THROUGH SNOW-SWEPT SLOPES Ot EUROPE's HfGHEST A~ eXChANGE or STOCK. GET~ LITTLE P~Ai~E ~OUNTA~N LATE TODAY AND THR~E ~THERS OCCIDENTAL P~TROLEUM ~AS ALSO AC~IVE, WERE REPORTED SAFELY SHELTERED. ~ONTREAL (UPI)--THE ~~PREME CO~RT IS FINISHING IPIRD IN THE ~IST WiTH A lOSS fEARS INCREASED FOR THE SAFETY OF GETTING LITTLE PRAISE fROM LAWYERS AND OF t/2 AT 38 3/8 ON 69,400 SHARESo THREE SWISS CLIMBERS UNHEARD fROM JURISTS FOR ,TS JUI E 13 DECISION RE~ ISPERRY RAND WAS SECOND MOST ACTHVE ON I SINCE MONDAY NIGHT THE THREE WERE STRICTING POL ICE QUESTIONING or sus ;81,000 SdARESo PEC TS. BELIEVED TRAPPED IN A HOWLING BLIZZARD 9ET~lEHEM SlEEL ADDED 1/4 fiN FA!~~Y STATE CHIEF JUSTICES MEETI~G HERE iN I SWIRLING AROUND THE PEAK Of 15,480- IAC:IVE TRADI~G, THE ON~Y STEEL ISSUE TO ADVANCE OF THE AMERICA~ 3AR ASSOCIA I , \ ! fOOT MONT BLANC IMA!(E THE. ~CTlVE liS"! DE'SP~Tr lHEr'iN- ~ I Two BRITISH AND TWO JAPANESE CLIMBERS TJON CONVENTION EITriER E/PqESSED SERI- 'OUST,ya S AP5;»~RENTr VI~CTORY INJTHE PRICE I WlRE REPORTED SAtE TODAY AfTER HAVING OUS DOUBTS ABOUT THE EFFECT or THE H~K~!~6Sp'UTE« I RULING OR SAID NOTHING. THE GENERAL l IBEEN MISSING FOR DAYS ON THE SLOPES 01 I UoSo STEEL, YOUNGSTOWN SHEET AND \ THE MONT BLANC MASSIF. 1 f:"EELING WAS THAT SAFETY Of T~~ PUBLIC 'LUKENS ROSE 1/8 EACH AND REPUBLIC ADDED THREE OTHER JAPANESE, AL,e ORIGINAL- HAD BEEN SACRifiCED. I 1/40 NATiONA~ STEEL ADVANCED l 1/4. t CHIEF JUDGE Jo EDWARD L~~BARD or THE LY REPORTED MISSING, WERE UNDERSTOOD I AIRLINES WERE HEAV!lY SOLDo EASTERN ?~D UoS. C,RCUIT CLURT OF ApPEA~S SAID TO BE SPENDiNG THE N1GHTIIN A REFUGE 'tDROPPED 4 3/8, NATIONAL 3 1/4~ NORTH \ HIGH ON THE SHOULDER Of THE MOUNTAIN~ HE fOUND THE DECISION IiOISTURBI~Gtt BE= WE~T 2, UN~TED 2 3/4 AND CONTiNENTAL THERE WAS NO NEWS OF THREE SWISS CAUSES THE VOTE WAS BY A SLIM 5-4 AND TRANS WORLD 2 7/B EACHo I CL' 148E~S ./HO SET OUT EARL Y TUESDA Y TO MARGIN, BECAUSE IT EROKE PRECEDENT AND AUTOS WERE STEADY GENERAL MOTORS CLIMB IN THE MONT BLANC RANGE WITHOUT WAS MADE WITHOUT A THROUGH UNDERSTAND- ROSE 1/2~ IB~, FAIRCHILD CAMERA AND ISAYING EXACTLY WHERE THEY WERE GOING. J t,G Of THE POSS I BlE CONSEQUENCES ADMiRAL I 1/8 EACH, AND CONTROL DAT~ I POLICE HELICOPTERS SEARCHING FOR THE "ONE _CANNOT HELP BUT \OIONDER wHETHER i 3/8 IN THE ELECTRONiCSo MO~OROlA I THREE CLIMBERS TODAY WERE HAMPERED BY A MARGIN Of ONE VOTE ON THE SUPREME RETREATED 4 3/80 TEXAS INSTPUMENTS COURT IS THE SENSIBLE, SlATES~ANLIKE I HIGH wl'ms AND SWIRLING SNOWSTORMS. GAVE UF i 1/2 AND WISE WAY TO BRING ABOUT CHANGES OF t UpJOHN ADVANCED 2 AMERiCAN HOME NORvvAY ~NUBS KREML IN 7/B, THIS NATURE," HE SAID PRODUCTS I (/4 AND ABBOTT LABS 10 I OSLO (UPI)--NORWAY, STILL ANGRY OVER IN A SESSION CF THE CriEr JUSTICES JOHNSON AND JOHNSON DROPPED A POINTu ! THE NEWLOMB MOTT AfFAIR, HAS REBUffED CONfERENCE) I-!E SUGGESTED THE USE OF I! ALU~I~UM SHARES MET DEMAND WITh ALCOA : A SOVIET ATTEMPT TO REOPEN A BORDER EAVESDROPPIN~ DEVICES, 'tpAR"-ICULARLY (GAiNING 13/4, ALCAN ALUMINUM 11/8 i CROSSING POINT WHICH LED TO THE ARREST ~IRETAPPINGI TO OFFSET THE ELIM NATIONIAND REYNOLDS METALS , I 1/2. LAST YEAR AND THE EVENTUAL DEATH OF OF CONFESSIONS fROM THE CRIME-SOLVING r ITEX CLIMBED 2 3/ 4 , AMERICAN TElE- I THE AIV,ERICAN T0WaRIST, AUTHORITATIVE METHODS AVAILABLE TO THE PROSECUTORo I PH'NE DRO~PED A POiNT DURiNG T~E SESS!~ SuURCES SAID HERE TODAY. THE DECISION BARS USE Ai A 1qlAL Of :BUT CUT ITS lOSS TO 5/B BY THE CLOSEo THE CROSSING POINT ON THE SOVIET CONfESSIONS UNLESS THE SUSPECT HAD !SElECTIVE BUYING WAS SEEN IN THE OILS 'NORWEGIAN f~ONTIER PERMITTED SCANDI- BEEN WARNED BY POLICE OF tiiS RIGHT TO 'AND STANDARD OIL OF CALlfORNIA TRADING J I NAVIAN CITIZENS TO ENTER THE SOVIET SILENCE AND HIS RIGHT TO THE PPlSENCE I EX-DIVIDEND ROSE I l/B, CONTINENTAL :UNION v'lTHOUT VISAS TO VISIT THE TOUR Of AN ATTORNEY. THE RULING RESTED ON I~ETROLEUM I 1/2 AND UNIVERSAL OCl ! 1ST ENCLAVE Of BORIS GLEB THE fifTH Alv1ENDI,EI'JT'S GUARANTLE AGAINST 4~RODUCTS I (/4. SI\lCLA3R OIL AND TiDE- I MOTT, A 27-YEAR-OLD MASSACHUSETTS SELf-I NC~ I fvll,~A T ION ,WATER WERE CL I PPED BY PROF" IT-TAK! NG ; TEXTBOOK SALESMAN, PASSED THROUGH THE THE ONLY PERSON TO SPEAK UP lOUJ AND lAND LOST I 1/8 AND I RESPEC1'~ELYo BORDER WITH A VISA 'NO WAS ARRESTED CLEAR IN SUPPORT Of THE COURT WAS PROt.' PRICES ON THE AMERICAN EXCH~NGE WERE ,HE WAS SENTENCED TO A lABO, CAMP ~ND ,ALE KAMISAR or THE UNIVERSITv O~ lFIRMQ VOLUME SLOWED TO I,B90,OOO

I DIED ON A TRAIN TAKING HIM THERE, AL tv11 CH I GA N LAW SCHOOL SHAR ES FROM 2, 190,000 SHARES THUR SDA Yo : LEGEDLY A SUICIDE. IN A SERIES OF WORKSHOPS -OllOWING :OF THE 824 ISSUES TRADED, 323 ADVANCED, THREE MONTHS AGO THE NORWEGIAN GOVE~ THE FO~MAL SESSION KAMI~AR ENGAGED IN 126& DECLiNED AND 233 HELD UNCHANGED. ME NT INFORMED THE SOVIETS IT WOULD NOT SPIRITED DEBATE WI ~ THE TOP STATE I THE AMEX INDEX ROSE 4 CENTSo tRENEW lAST YEAR'S AGREEMENT JURISTS ON THE I~PLICATIONS OF T~E \ TIlE SOURCES SAID, HOWEVER, THAT ONLY DECISION -- MIRANDA VS ARIZONA. THE DOW-JONES CLOSING RANGE Of AVER~ \ TWO DAYS AGO SOVIET'AUTHORITIES IN- "THERE IS NOTf-iING IN THE I~ISTORY OF AGES, I i fORMED THE NORWEGIAN fOREIGN MhHSTRY THE FifTH AMfNDMENT WHICH JUSilFIES lO INDUS C["UED AT B52 39 UP 0 B9 I -- i THEY PLANNED TO REOPEN THE BORDER AT MIRANDA," SAID CHIEF JUSTICE JOSEPH 20 RAILS CLOSED AT 219.62 Up 0023 SKAFFERHULLET ON AUG. 7. THE SOURCES W~INTRAUB Of NE~ JERSEYo (5 Urils CLOSED A.... 131.33· OFF 0 12 I SAID NORWAY E~PRESSED ITS " SURPRISE " ~'THOUT A CONFESSION, HE ADDED, THE AT THE UNILATERAL SOVIET DECISION TO worST C~IM1NALS IN THE WORLD ~OULD NOT WASHINGTON (UP()-~THE WHOLE RrlYME DAY AND EMPHASIZED IT WOULD NOT CO BE C\UGYT GOES "SOMETHING OLD) SOMETHING NEW, OPERATE - - --- SOMETY ~ NG BORROWED, SO!l.1ETI-lI f\JG BLUE AND AUSTIN ... TEX. (UPI)--A F TYOLCGIST WNO'A SIXPENCE IN HER SHOE" AND LuC! JOHN- IT IS ESTIMATED THAT OUR POPULATION PERfORMED T~E AUTOoSY O~ THE BODY OF ,SON fOLLOWED IT. I INCREASES BY ONE EV""RY TEN AND A HALf:" SNIPER CHARLES J. 'vb"II1'tv'A~ SAID TODAY , ThE SIXPENCE wAS SENT ~~R MARCH 9 BV I seCONDS. WE HAVEN'T COI',FWLLED THE HE aiD NOT BELIEVE AN OLD I-!E\D IrJJURY ADELE ROSCOE OF PERTH AMBOY, N.J., AND

I POPULATION EXPLOSION, BUT \/£ DO HAVE H,\D I NYTHING TO DO W'iTI-l \.JHITMANiS ~5- 'ThE WHiTE HOUSE IhrORMED HER TrlE P~ESI- \ , I ITT I MED DE/\ "i I M1PAGE DENT S DAUG~TER WOULD WEAR !T IN HER ~ SliDE AT HIE '4[00 I NG ___ J 1 _~~~~~~LISTEN __TO~~~~~~~~ l-\fRS __~~"_T_h_E_f'_E~W_A_5~N_O~S_C_A_rJ rJO FrtA CTUH E II NO B~AIN DA~AG~) \ ------J PAGE 5 HOURGLASS AUGUST 6 tOCAL SPORTS MENVS VOLLEYBALL

THE B DIViSION PROVIDED ALL THE ACTION rts section LAST NIGHT iN THE MEN1S VOLLEYBA~L EAGUE WiTH THREE FINE BALL GAMES. IN THE fiRST GAME THE KAMAKAZ! WON A HARD SANDY KOUFAX LE~~~ THE DODGERS FOUGhT GAME FROM THE SMASHERS, 15-4, 15-10. MAURICE WILLIAMS, BEN LELEPAL! TO A 12-7 ~llt: LVER HOUSTO~J NO SAM AKAU LED A HUSTLING AND WELL NEW YORK (UP1)--SANDY KOUfAX WON HIS 18TH GAME, TOPS IN THE MAJORS, BEHIND CONDITIONED KAMAKAZI TO VICTORY. PAUL A~ 18-HIT Los ANGELES ATTACK LAST NIGHT THAT PROVIDED THE DODGERS WITH 12-7 TZ, GLEN ARMSTRONG, PETE SPOE~ER ANO VIC~ORY OVER THE HOUSTON ASTROS. CHUCK BOUGHNER DID A FINE JOB fOR THE THE DODGERS SCORED fOUR RUNS IN THE fIRST INNING, TWO IN THE SECOND AND f~IVE SHERS. IN THE~THIRD. KOUfAX LEfT THE GAME AfTER SIX INNINGS AfTER GIVING UP fIVE THE BEST BALL GAME Of THE NiGHT WAS HITS AND STRIKING OUT 10. BETWEEN THE SPRINTS AND THE (CHI-BAN BOB MILLER fiNISHED U~ fOR Los ANGELES AND HELPED HAND THE ASTROS THEIR ITH THE SPRINTS COMING ON TOP AFTER STRAIGHT LOSS ,AND 13TH IN THEIR LAST 14 GAMES. THREE SETS 15-9, (0-15, 15-8. ICH~- IN OTHER NATIONAL LEAGUE ACTION, THE ------AN CAME BACK STRONG IN THE seCOND SET OINCINNATI REDS DEfEATED THE NATIONAL HO'"if THFY_ STA'ftD~ 1\1 BEHI~D ARCHANGEL AND ATKINSON TO TAKE LtAGUE-LEADRNG PITTSBURGH PIRATES IN ITHE SET. A 4-3 DEcnSION AS GORDY COLEMAN HO~[Rm T~E ~A~!ONAL lEACU~ ~TANDI~GS A~r AI.L! rN THE fiNAL SET, THE SPRINTS RALLIED iN THE SIXTH INNING AND MILT PAPPAS T~AT A~E AVA!LABLE ~R~M ~P!o 8~rliND GANDYM NUUAHU AND AMYER TO WIN AND BtLLY MCCOOL COMBINED TO PITCH, 7'1£ lAST C)ET AND THE BAll GAMEo THE CINCINNATi TO ViCTORY TT~BURGH 6~ 45 VICTORY GIVES T~E SPRiNTS THREE VICTOR~ AT_ANTA EXPLODED FOR SIX RUNS IN lHE At\. f~At-.Cf~CO 61+ 46 1lIES AGA!~ST NO DEFEATS AND TAB THEM AS NiNTH ~NNING ~O WHIP PHILADELPHIA 9-2 Oc, A'lJGElES 61 45 T~[ lEAD!~G CONTENDER IN THE B DIViSiON. i AND SNAP THE PHILS SEVEN-GAME WINNING PhllADElFHIA 59 5c COACH "S01'N'f BEAR" KAPAHUuslANiMALS I STREAK. THE BRAVES hAO GONE AHEAD 3-2 CINCINI'.IATI 55 53 CA~E THROUGH iN fiNE STYLE UN DEfEATING IN THE EIGHTH WITHOUT GETTING A HIT. To Louls 55 52 ,THE OLYMPIA !N THE fiNAL GAME Of THE ~HEN IN THE NINTH, JOE TORRE HIT A ~o 58 NIGHT 15-1, 15-6 fOR THEIR SECOND THREE-RUN HOMER, AND DENIS MENKE HIT A 59 VICTORY Of THE SEASON. THE ANIMALS TWO-RUN DRUVE TO HIGHLIGHT THE RALLY. 4§ 59 CAME UP WITH A STRONG CLUB AND WilL hlCAGO 35 72 GIVE THE SPR~NTS A RUN fOR THE CHAMPiON PORTER SETS NEW RECORD SH! P. fRIDAYVS RE~ULTS: N'TJONALS. JONAH MAWAEj JOHN KINA, STAN AKANA; KONGSTON, JAMAICA (UPl)--HUGH PORTER 4 SA~ fRANCiSCO 3 CLARENCE HANOHANO AND TOM TOMASELLi or ENGLAND SAT THROUGH A LONG EVENING 7 ~EW rOR~ ~ ~ST GAME WILL CARRY THE COLORS fOR THE ANIMAlSo AS THE RABBITS TRIED THEIR SKILL AT 3 ST. LO~I~ 0 2ND GAME TRACK CYCLING. THEN HE WENT OUT AND TLANTA 9 PHi~ADELPH!A 2 LEAGUE STANDINGS SHOWED THEM HOW 11~S DONE AND RETURNED INCINNAT! 4 P~TTSBu~G~ 3 GAMES THRU A~G. 50 A TUME or 4.54.6 rOR A NEW BRITISH as ANGELES (2 ~OUSTON 7 EMPBRE AND COMMONWEALTH GAMES RECORD. A DIVISION WON LOST PORTER WENT orr IN HEAT 14 WITH JACK FRIDAyiS RESUlT~: A~ERICAN. Hj~E or AUSTRALIA AND THE 26-YEAR-OLD ANSAS CiTY 4 M~~NESOTA 2 (CIiB-BAN 2 I WOLVER HAMPTON DRAUGHTSMAN SHOWED JUST SHINGTON 4 5AL~iMORE 2 MZC t Q WHY HE IS SUCH A rEARED COMPETITOR BY £~~.'T 2 BOSTON ° NA AL.I I o f PULLING BACK HIS OPPON~ AND rlNISHING EW YORK 3 CLEVELAND 0 (ST SPRINTS 2 rULL or RIDING AS HE T'OK THE GUN. LEVELAND 5 NEW YORK 4 2ND ° PORTERQS rOPM ON THE ROAD BACK ~N B DIVISION BRITABN GAVE HOPE HE WOULD WIN THE CLAY K{)us...toNOON PURSU I T HERE AND AGA IN SH I NE J N THE I N THREE ROUNDS SPRINTS 3 o WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS AT fRANKfURT, LONDON (UP1)--CAssIU~ CLAY, STARTING ANIMALS 2 o GERMANY, NEXT MONTH. QUICKLY AND CAR~YING THE fIGHT ALL THE ROYAL KINGS I o THE NATIONAL STADIUM TRACK, WHICH AY, KNOCKED OUT CHALLENGER BRiAN LON- BLUE LAGOONS t ( HAS A RUNNING CINDER TRACK ON THE IN- DON IN THE THiRD ROU~D TODAY TO RETAIN IHASBEENS I I SIDE, MEASURES 500 METERS AND /S GENt~Y is WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT BOXING CHAMPION- IKAMAKAZ I I I BANKED TO ALLOW THE RIDERS TO ATTACK SHIP. PACU"tC D.Re o 1 ALL THE WAY. CLAY, UNCOR~!~G A MIGHTY RIGHT hAND SMASHERS o 2 THE GAMES RECORD or 5.3.5, SET BY LONDON ON THE HEAD, (CHI-BAN o 2 ENGLAND'S NORMAN SHEIL AT VANCOUVER, ENT THE UNRANKED ENGliSH~A~ TO THE iPRESS-Ro I o o CANADA, IN 1954 WAS BROKEN IN THE PRE- ANVAS FOR KEEPS AT tg40 OF THE ROUNDo !MZC o o VIOUS HEAT WHEN AUSTRAllArs JOHN BYLS THE CHAMP~ON, KEEPiNG THE STALKiNG ------BECAME THE FIRST MAN TO GET INSIDE ONDON AT BAY AND MOvING WITH UNACCUST- MIXED VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE FIVE MINUTES WITH A 4:57.5 CLOCKING. OMED EARLY ROU~D ~WlfTNESS, ~TAGGERED SUN. AUG 7 BYLSMA WAS SOME 100 YARDS OOWN ON I S FO~ I N THE SECOND ROUND AND THEN 6 PM NA ALII VS RA~DERS (HEu)

ENGLAND'S BRENDON McKEOWN AT THE HALF- CAUGHT HIM IN A CORNER [ARLY IN THE II 6045 KA-Mol VS ELEU (HEU) WAY STAGE Of THE 4,000 METER EVENT BUT H!RD ROUND 7 PM No-KA-OE VS SURfERS (HEU) HE CAME WITH A LATE RUSH TO SNATCH THE FOR THE MOST Of THE FIRST TWO ROUNDS, LEAGUE TWO LAPS FROM THE END Of THE LAY AND L ONOON SPARRED ARROUND WITH III MON. AUG 8 EIGHI LAP RIOL LAY FLICKING LEADS AT LONDON, W--iO WAS I 7~30 KA-Mol VS RAIDERS (HEu) CLAY WAS IN NO HURRY NABLE TO lAND t TELUNG PUNCH. I CLA, MOVED IN ON LONDON AND TRAPPED MENiS VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE LONDON (UPI)--CLAY HAD WON THE HE BRITISHER IN HIS OWN CORNER. A LErl TWO ROUNDS BY COMfORTABLE MARGINS BY o THE HEART SENT THE 32-vEAR-OLD CHAl MON. AUG. 8 TAKING THE fiGHT TO LONDON. THE ENGER SAGGING AND CLAY fOLLOWED WITH A B 5.30 BLUE LAGOONS VS ROYAL K lNGS ! BRITISH fiGHTER NEVER HAD A CHANCE AND IZZING RiGHT HA~D THAT FEW PEOPLE, I (MCKEAGUE-AKANA) THIS BECAME MORE OBVIOUS AS THE BOUT INCLUDING LONDON, EVEN SAW. B 6.30 HASBEENS VS SMASHERS PROGRESSED_ CLAY, WHO ENTERED THE LONDON SANK TO T~E FLOOR, AND ROLLED (SHELDON-LELAPELE) RING A PROHIBITIVE (5-1 CHOICE, AP, VER ON HIS RIG;T SIDE UNDER THE ROPES. I PARENTLY ENDED IT AS SOON AS HE WAS AT THE COUNT OF EIGHT HE TRIED TO I TUESo AUG. 9 READY TO DO SO. ISE, BUT REFEREE HAR~v GiBBS COUNTED "I PREDICTED TO MYSELf SIX ROUNDS," I M Our. B ANIMALS VS S~RINTS (McKEAGUE & CAlY SAID BEfORE HE lEFT THE RING. THE CROWD Of 13,000 WAS STUNNED. (5:30 ) LELAPELE) "BUT I'M SURPRISED fr WENT EVEN THIS HE 24-YEAR-OLD CHAMPiON, WHO HAD LITTL~ FAR." "I DIDN'T EXPECT AS MUCH TROUBl RE THAN A WORKOUT, is SCHEDUL ED TO i A SPRINTS VS NA ALI I ASH E GA V E ME. " IGHT KARL MILDENBERGER iN GERMANY NEXT i (SHElDON-NuUANU) CLAY SAID LONDON "WAS AWFUL CLEAN iN ONTH. : B PAClrlC DoR. vs PRESS-Ro~ THE CL! NCHES AND /to. GENTLEMAN. HE If" iME PARTiSAN BRIT!SH AUDiENCE, FAR I (lELAPELE-SHElDON) NEVER DID BUMP IN AND HE SHOWED NO HO~T OF THE ARENA g S l8,oOO=SEAT CAPAC-! ROUGH STUFf WiTH ME. I'M REALL Y LUCKY ITY, BOOED CLAY AS HE LEfT THE RING.A I L l STEN TO AfRS HE DIDN'T LAND ONE." GUARD OF BRITISH POLICE ANIED THE CHAMPiON. HOURGLASS SATURDAY AUGUST ..

FM P~OGRA~1 C;~:i[DULE FOR AUaUST 7 - 12 LUC I (CONnNUi: fROM PAGE ONE) SuNOA~, AUGUST MONDAY, AUGUST·8 WITH PAT AND LUC! 7 - WAlK!NG HAND ~N HAND, OPCRA HALL - HOST, DICK VETH K!SSING, AND PETTING THE PRES~DENTuAL 'CARMEN' BY GEORGES BIZET - WITH MARIA CALLAS, NICOLAI GEDDA, ANDREA GUIOT DOGS. GUESTS AND Rc crT I~SSARD. THE CHOEURS RENE DUCLOS, THE CHOEURS D'ENFANTS, JEAN fiLED THROUGH THt ;- E: EAUu AdD THE ORCHESTRA DU THEAT HE NAT i OljALE DE L 'OPERA (PAR I S)I CON- RECEPT ! ON Li NE, OFFER I NG CONGRATUlAT iONS AND ADVICE. SENATE GOP LEADER EVERETT DvCTED LY GEORGES PRETRE. ACT I - 49~50, ACT II - 39~25, ACT I!I - 37~ 15, M. DHRKSEN, WHO BY HIS OWN ADMRSS!ON I\CT IV - !Jo~C TOTAL ~USIC Tlt1Eo 120~26, Cor4MENTARYoo.20000..!. - - LIKES TO KISS THE LADHES, HAD A SMOOCH WiTH LuC!. T,'E: .... i'Y, MUGU::;T /' - \o'EDI~ESDAY, hUCUST II ll-lE WE-DDING, ORIG!NAlI.Y BilLED AS IJ A JL~T ~:\.,s Ie - REPEATED bY f

HAPP~NES5. NEW UN I FORti STAT E ST AND4RDS UNDER A UCI'S CHEEKS o PAT DREW OUT A HANDKER- "Luc! WEDS RoYAL STY LE," SA I 0 THE VASTLY OVERHAULED UNEMPLOYMENT iNSUR CHIEf AND WiPED HIS EYES AT ANOTHER NEwS OF -HE WURLD. fHE SUNDAY TELE ANCE PROGRAM WERE SPEND!NG THE WEEKEND iNT THEY WHISPERED TO EACH OTHER. GRAPH ~EADL!NED ITS STORY "100 MILLION ROUNDING UP VOTES TO pur THE WHEN REV. KU23NSKAS SAID, "WE ARE W!LL V!EWERS SEE LUCI MARRIED.I! ACROSS MONDAY. IN PROPORTION AS WE LOVE," iN !T~ STORY, 7HE NEWS OF THE WORLD DEMOCRATIC WHIP RUSSELL B. LONG, LA., AND SMILED THROUGH ~ER TEARS SA!D, "ONE TH I NG, THOUGH, WAS CLEARLY HASTILYAI1)UOURNED Tll[ SENATElFRIDAY WHE SIMPLE AND BEAUTIFUL AMID ALL THE POM o EFEAT ~/AS I MM I tlENT • THE "I DO'S" CAME AT 42 MiNUTES PAST AND CEREMONV o LUCI HERSELF PROVIDED A ON A SERIES OF ROL~ CALL VOTES EARL~ OON. PAT SAID IT SOfTLY, Luc! LESS so, SENSllTiVE PiCTURE TO BE REMEMBERED BY ER, THE SENATE APPROVED REQUIREMENTS S THEY LOOKED iNTO EACH OTHfR'S EYES. MijlL!ONS OF AMERICANS WHO WATCHED ON FOR BENEFIT PAYMENTS AVTER 20 WEEKS OF PAT SLiPPED TWO DIAMOND WEDDiNG RiNGS II THE~R TV SCREENS. WORK OF AT LEAST ONE-HALf OF THE WEEK ~TO Luc! is FiNGER THE ~iNGS ARE ~ORN ~N AN EDITORIAL ENTITLED 11LuCI AND LY WAGE, BUT TURNED BACK fINANCE COM N EITHER SiDE OF THE ONE CARAT SOliTAiR PAT," THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH SAID "ALL t11TTEE AMENDMENTS TO SET A MINiMUM OF UCI HAS WORN SI~CE THE!R ENGAGEMENT WAS BRIDES NEEDED TO BE WISHED GOOD LUCK 26 UEEKS OF PAYMENTS AND A CE~LlNG ON NNOUNCED LAST CHRISTMAS Ev[ AND BRIDE D~UGHTERS OF AN AMERICAN BEtlEF I T5 < THE TOWER BEllS THUNDERED ThE SYI1BOL PRES WENT NEED IT MOST. 11 LONG's MOTION TO ADJOURN THE SENAlE Ie ENDiNG Of THE CEREMONIES AS THE COUPLE WAS APPROVED 42 TO 39. MERGED FROM THE CHURCH KEEP KWAJALEIN CLEANER! HOURGLASS MoN. 8 TUES 9 WED. 10 THURS II FRI 12 SAT. 13 SUN. 14 BOWLING ALLEY V 0930.:-2330 0930-2300 0930 -2330 0930-2 330 0930-2330 0930-2400 1000-2 330 KWAJALEIN SUNDAY DEPENDENTS POOL ~ 0900- 1900 0900- 1900 CHURCH SERVICES 0900-1900 0900-1900 0900- 1900 0900-1900 CATHOLIC BACHELORS POOL ./ 7 AM AND 9 15 AM IN THE MEMORIAL 0700-2300 0700-2 300 0700-2300 0700-2300 0700-2 300 0700-2300 CHAPEL AND AT 1120 AM ON ROI NAMUR MARINA DAILY MASS AT 4 45 PM IN THE BLESSED 0930- 1900 0930- 1900 0930- 1900 0930-1900 0930-1900 0700- 1900 0700- 1900 SACRAMENT CHAPEL MONDAY THROUGH SATUR HOBBY-CERAMICS ~ DAY CoNrESSIONS BErORE WEEKDAY MASSES 1230- 1730 1230 - 1730 12 0 1 SHOP 3 - 730 1230 - 1730 1230- 1730 1230- 1730 AND ON SATURDAY rROM 4 TO 4 45 PM AND 1830-2130 1830-2130 18 30-2130 1830-2130 1830-21 30 1830-2 130 rROM 7 TO 8 PM LIBRARY ~ 0900-2200 0900-2200 0900-2200 0900-2200 0900-2200 0900-2200 1300-2200 CHURCH OF CHR I ST SPECIAL SERVICES / 0830-1730 SERVICES WILL BE HELD THIS LORD'S DAY 0830- 1730 0830- 1730 08 1 08 0 GEAR LOCKER v 30- 730 3 - 1730 0830- 1730 0830-1130 AT 10 15 AM IN ROOM #25 or GEORGE SEITZ 1200- 1430 SCHOOL BIBLE STUDY IS AT I lAM SER PHOTO LAB ,/ ______VICES ARE SUNDAY EVENING AT 6 1800-2130 1800-21 30 1800-2130 1800-21 30 1200- 1900 1200-1900 TENNIS COURTS 30- 300 LATTER-DAY SAINTS 06 2 0630-2300 0630-2 330 06 2 06 30- 330 30-2330 0630-2 330 0630 - 2330 SERVICES ARE HELD IN ROOM #13 or THE GOERGE SEITZ SCHOOL PRIESTHOOD MEET GOLF SHACK \I 1630- 1930 1630- 1930 1630- 1930 1630-193G 1630-1930 0730- 1930 0730~ 1930 ING IS AT ~ 30 AM SUNDAY SCHOOL AND EMON BEACH LIFE W N SACRAMENT MEETING AT 9 30 AM H t F LAG S HOI S TED N L I F GUARD ON DUTY o G U A R 0 S TAN 0 EPISCOPAL EVENING PRAYER SERVICES WILL BE CONDUCTED EACH SUN TRAP RANGE 1700-1800 1300- 1500 DAY EVENING AT 6 IN THE CHAPEL PISTOL RANGE 1700-1800 ------0900-1100 PENTECOSTAL WORSHIP SERVICES WILL BE HELD AT 7 PM SUN DAY IN THE CHAPEL

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TRADE WINDS PARADISE HA .. DEADWOOD '76 WACO EMONADE JOE THE RAILROAD PARIS BLUES A SUMMER THEATER WA I I AN STYLE 8 8 MAN NEWS PLACE CHURCHE~ ~TUJY UNICN TELESPORTS 8 8 8 VATICAN CITY (UPI)--THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH AND THE WORLD METHODIST COUNCIL A SUMMER PLACE-136 MIN A DEADWOOD- I 10M I N AT LEMONADE JOE-91 MIN AT ANNOUNCED TODAY THEY ARE SETTING UP A MODERN DRAMA COLOR WESTERN COLOR WIDE SCREEN WESTERN SPOOF BLACK AND WHITE JOINT COMMITTEE TO EXPLORE POSSIBLE TO R,CHARD EGAN, DOROTHY MCGUIRE, SANDRA ARCH HALL, JR , JACK LESTER CARL FIALA, OLGA SCHOEBEROVA FOSTER COMMON STUDY AND ACTION BETWEEN DEE A DRAB WESTERN, DONE UP BY AN INDE FLASHING, GUN-TOTING LEMONADE JOE THE TWO CHRISTIAN COMMUNIONS RICHARD EGAN RETURNS TO AN EXCLUSIVE PENDENT STUDIO WITH UNFAMILIAR ACTORS RECUES A MISSIONARY'S DAUGHTER AND A JOINT COMMUNIQUE, ISSUED HERE BY NEW ENGLAND RESORT, WHERE HE HAD BEEN INDIAN RAIDERS AND GOLD-HUNTING WEST THEN SETS HER UP IN BUSINESS OPERATING THE VATICAN'S SECRETARIAT FOR PROMOTI~G A LIFE GUARD IN HIS YOUNGER YEARS Now ERNERS COME ARIDING AND ASHOOTING IN A LEMONADE-ONLY SERVING SALOON HIL CHRISTIAN UNTIY, SAID THE TWO CHURCHES A MILLIONAIRE, HE CHECKS IN AT THE RE THIS SAGA OF A SMALL BUSTLING TOWN, ARIOUS SPOOFS ON WESTERN SALOON BRAWLS WERE "CONVINCED THAT IN THIS WAY THEY SORT RUN BY HIS FORMER rIANCEE, DOROTHY DEADWOOD, A FEW YEARS AFTER THE CIVIL AND STREET GUN BATTLES KEEP THIS MOVIE CAN INCREASE THOSE TRULY CHRISTIAN MCGUIRE ALTHOUGH BOTH MARRIED WITH WAR OUTLAWS ARE PREVALENT AND DOMI GOING AT A FAST TEMPO RELEASE DATE GAINS IN FELLOWSHIP AND ECUMENICAL UN rAMILIES, THE PAIR RESUMES AN ILLICIT NATE THE SCREEN RELEASE DATE 1965 1965 DERSTANDING ENGENDERED THROUGH FRATERNA LOVE AFFAIR EGAN'S DAUGHTER AND Mc CONTACT OVER THE pAST YEARS, ESPECIALLY GUIRE'S SON TANGLE A ROMANCE or THEIR THE RAILROAD MAN-I 12 MIN AT PAR IS BLUES-I 12 MIN AT BY THE PRESENCE OF OFFICIAL METHODIST OWN RELEASE DATE 1959 DRAMA BLACK AND WHITE JAZZ MUSIC DRAMA BLACK AND WHITE OBSERVERS AT THE SECOND VATICAN COUNCIL, PIETRI GERMI, LUISA DELLA NOCE PAUL NEWMAN, SIDNEY POITIER, JOANNE AND THUS THE TWO COMMUNIONS CAN PURSUE WAco-85 MIN AT ALL THE TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONS OF WOODWARD TOGETHER THEGOAL OF UNITY WHICH THE WESTERN COLOR WIDE SCREEN A MIDDLE-AGED RAILROAD ENGINEER WHO Two WANDERING AMERICAN JAZZ MUSI LORD JESUS CHRIST HAS SET FOR HIS

HOWARD KELL, JANE RUSSELL, WENDELL CORE TAKES GREAT PRIDE IN HIS WORK ARE DE CIANS MEET AND START ROMANCING TWO CHURCH I BIG BOSS GAMBLER JOE GORE HOLDS THE PICTED IN THE ITALIAN-PRODUCED DRAMA HOLD lAY-VISITING AMERICAN GIRLS IN THE COMMUNIQUE SAID "THE PRECISE TOWNSPEOPLE IN FIRM GRIPS AND CONSTANT A HEART-STIRRING SEQUENCE OF CRISES UNCONVENTIONAL AND CAREFREEPARI~~ THE COMPOSITION OF THE JOINT COMMITTEE AND FEAR UNTIL GUNSLINGER WACO IS BROUGHT BEFALLS THIS SIMPLE FAMILY RELEASE GIRLS TRY TO PERSUADE THE PAIR TO FOL THE DATE OF ITS FIRST MEETING WILL BE IN, AND LAW AND ORDER IS RESTORED RE DATE 1965 LOW THEM BACK TO THE USA RELEASE DETERMINED AND ANNOUNCED I IN THE EARLY LEASE DATE I AUTUMN or 1966 " THE WORLD METHODIST COUNCIL THUS WILL BECOME THE FOURTH PROTESTANT We.L GROUP TO SET UP JOINT COMMITTEES WITH THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH PARADISE, HAWAIIAN STYLE_120 MIN ATC ROMANCE MUSICAL WITH ALOHA COLOR METHODISTS ~TUMPED ELVIS PRESLEY, SUZANNE LEIGH, JAMES --By LOUIS CASSELS, UP\- THE METHO SHIGETA DIST CHURCH HAS REACHED AN APPARENT ELIVS PRESLEY GETS TOP BILLING IN A IMPASSE IN ATTEMPTS TO ELIMINATE SEG BRAND NEW 1966 MUSICAL ROMANCE DRAMA REGATION BACKED BY THE ADDEO ALLURE OF THE MAG SYMBOL or SEGREGATION IN METHODISM NIFICENTLY COLORrUL AND SCENIC HAWAIIAN IS THE SO-CALLED CENTRAL JURISDICTION, ISLANDS AIRLINE PILOT ELVIS, TOGETHER AN ALL-NEGRO UNIT WHICH OVERLAPS PRE WITH HIS HAWAI IAN BUDDY, JAMES SHIGETA, DOMINANTLY WHITE GEOGRAPHICAL JURIS OPERATES A CHARTER HELICOPTER SERVICE DICTIONS FOR ISLAND-HOOPING TOURISTS WITH THE EFrORfS HAVE BEEN UNDERWAY SINCE ASSISTANCE OF SEVERAL LOVELY POLYNESIAN 1960 TO ELIMINATE THE CENTRAL JURIS MAIDENS DONNA BUTTERFIELD, A CUTE AND DICTION BY MERGING ITS COMPONENT UNITS LIVELY 9-YEAR (KAILUA, OAHU) HAOLE LAS INTO THE APPROPRIATE GEOGRApHICAL JUR SIE, STEALS SOME or THE SCENS WITH HER ISDICTIONS SONGS AND ANTICS RELEASE DATE 1966 THIS VOLUNTARY PROCESS WORKED FINE IN NORTHERN AND BORDER AREAS BUT IT UPI--LoOK FOR POPE PAUL VI TO GIVE Has BOGGED DOWN IN THE DEEP SOUTH THE ADVICE OF HIS BIRTH CONTROL COMMIS IN THE AREA WHICH STRETCHES FROM SION LONG AND HARD STUDY BErORE MAKING VIRGINIA THROUGH MISSISSIPPI, THERE ANY DECISION WHETHER TO LET CATHOLICS ARE II "CONFERENCES" (ADMINISTRATIVE SUBDIVISIONS) or WHITE METHODISTS USE THE PILL OR ANY OTHER MEANS or CON ArrlLIATED WITH THE SOUTHEASTERN TRACEPTION NOW BANNED BY THE CHURCH JURISDICTION AND EIGHT NEGRO CONFER A MAJORITY or THE COMMISSION IS BE ENCES BELONGING TO THE CENTRAL JURIS LIEVED TO rAVOR AT LEAST SANCTIONING DICTION THE PILL IN SOME CASES THE POPE, WITH WHITE CONGREGATIONS LAST MONTH AP WHOM THE FINAL WORD RESTS, IS NOT EX PROVED A PLAN UNDER WHICH NEGRO CON PECTED ~O SPEAK FOR THE CHURCH BErORE FERENCES WOULD BE ADMITTED INTACT TO THE FALL THE SOUTHEASTERN JUISDICTION MERGER or WHITE AND NEGRO CONFERENCES IN ANY GIVEN AREA COULD BE ACHIEVED BY MUTUAL RICHARDSON--EVERYONE MAY ATTEND DOUBLE rEATURE ON SATURDAY NIGHTS ~ONSENT, BUT NO DEADLINE WAS SET FOR YOKWE YUK--X_KW£ YUK MEMBERS ONLY CARD CHECK PERIODICALLY PRESCHOOL OR SCHOOL-AGE CHILDREN MAY NOT ATTEND CARRYING OUT THIS AMALGAMATION IVEY HALL--DEPENDENTS ONLY MATINEE ON STAS AND SUNS, RULES AND REGULATIONS LISTED OUTSIDE THEATER OCEAN V\EW~MALE ADULT PERSONNEL ONLY ~P~A~G~E~------~~~~~------~y---- HOURGLASS SATURDAY, AUGUST 6 1966 "

ANNOUNCEMENTS PUBLISHED BY GLOBAL ASSOCIAfES AT THE DIRECTION OF THE COMMANDING OFFICE~, PROTESTANT WOMEN'S CHAPEL FELLOWSHIP KWAJALEIN TEST SITE, MARSHALL ISLANDS WILL MEET IN THE CHAPEL TUESDAY, CLASSIFIED . CONTRACT DA-O 1-02I-AMC-9Q004 (Y) AUGUST 9 AT 9 15 AM THE PROGRAM THE HoURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY WILL BE A TEEN-AGE PANEL DIScUSSI$N 'MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE rOR FOR SALE BABYSITTING SERVICE WILL BE PROVIDED NOTICES IS 4 PM THE DAY BEFORE PUBLI BY HELEN SceUTARIS AT QTRS. 480-6 CATION AND DEADLINE fOR NEWS ITEMS IS 20" GIRL'S BIKE - $10 CALL 2416 ALL WOMEN ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO 10 AM THE DAY OF PUBLICATION • ATTEND, SHOWTIME THE HOuRGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO 20" GilL'S BIKE - GoOD CONDITION 7 & 9 EDIT LETTERS TO THE EDITOR fOR THE CALL 2396 NIKE FLYING CLUB WILL HOLD ITS SEMI SAKE or BREVITY ALL COPY, LETTERS ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING THURSDAY, AND PHOTOGRAPHS SUBMITTED FOR PUBLICA. AUGUST II BUSINESS WILL INCLUDE BLOOD CREATURES AsseRTED SEWING MATERIAL, BEADED AND AT TION BECOME THE PROPERTY OF ~HE HOUR EMBROIDERED SWEATERS - SIZES 38-42, 3 THE ELECTION Of .FfICERS AND DISCUS THRILLER BLACK AND WHITE GLASS REPUBLICATION Of MATERIAL CON SUITCASES - $5 - $8, TRAIN TRANsrORMER SION Of A GROUND SCHOOL INSTRUCTION fRANCIS LEDERER, RICHARD DERR TAINED HEREIN IS NOT AUTHORIZED WITH-' - $5, CAN WIG CLEANER - $1 75, MeDEL COURSE tXACT TIME AND PLACE TO BE OUT THE PRIOR APPRovAL Of THE COMMAND BOAT rOR R C - 48" - $100, 12 PRERE ANNOUNCED ING OrrICER, KWAJALEIN TEST SITE CORDED TAPES - $3 EA , DRESSES - SIZE IF YOU HAVE NOT RECEIVED YOUR HOUR 10 - $3 & $4, 2 SLIGHTLY USED BLACK SCUBA CLUB SUNDAY DIVE IS SCHEDULED SHOWTIME GLASS BY 6-15 PM, PLEASE CALL 539 BE PURSES - $3 EA , 2 BOTTLES OF 250 EA TO GO TO KWADAK EVERYONE IS RE 7 30 TWEEN THE HOURS Of 6 15 AND 6 45 AND ZYMACAP MULTIVITAMINS - $5 EA , 3 PAIR QUESTED TO COME EARLY TO AVOID A A COpy WILL BE DELIVERED TO YOU LATE DEPARTURE GUESTS ARE WELCOME CASUAL SHOES - NEW - SIZE 8~ & 9 CALL OLD MAN & THE ~EA 696 OR SEE AT TR 511 <' BUT MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A MEMBER ATC EDITOR NEIL PHELPS-MUNSON LIFE VESTS ARE REQUIRED THE 'MAD FISHING DRAMA COLOR STAFF ADDIE JCHNSON ELIN JANE" WILL DEPART FROM THE SPENCER TRACY, FELIPE PAZOS PHILCO STE~ PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH WITH LYNN LlrtlCK ALSO NEWS DETACHABLE SPEAKERS - $75, POLOROID MARINA AT 8 AM SHARP DIVEMASTERS ZELMA RIDGELY CAMERA AND CASE - $50, NIKONOS UNDER WILL BE CLYDE RASH AND BOB GRIFFIN SffiRTS EDITOR BRENT KELLOGG WATER CAMERA WITH SPORTS FINDER - $60, LITI-DGRAPHER R I CHARD RUfFOLO 4 VOLUME MEDICAL ENCYCLOPEDIA - $5, FIL-AMERltAN CLUB POT LUCK - EVERYONE 3 TV TABLES AND STAND - $3, SPORTSWAY WELCOME - EMON BEACH SUNDAY, AUGUST SHOWTIME 6 - 12 NOON - 7 PM - PAVILLION #2 FINS - SIZE II~ - 13 - $5, SPORTSWAY 630&830 3RING FOOD AND LIQUOR FINS - SIZE 7 - 8 - $450, SPOR1SWAY EQUALIZER PRUGE MASK AND SNORKEL - $4, FOLLOW THAT DREAM OFFICIAL NOTICES JUPLICATE BRIDGE WINNERS LAST THURS ATC AQUALUNG FACE MASK AND SNORKEL - $3, COMEDY COLOR DATE OFFICIAL BULLETIN PI{)NE SPORTSWAY NAVY SAFETY VEST - $9, DIVING DAY WERE I DON AND BRUCE EYMAN 66 7% ELVIS PRESLEY, ARTHUR O'CONNELL KNIFE - $6, AQUALUNG CALYPSO DEPTH 2 MIKE M M DETCHMENDY 57 6% GUAGE - $5, WATERPROOF WATCH BEIILE - & 6 AUG"06 LTC 0 J SWE IMLER 646 $2 CALL 491 OR SEE AT TR 527 3 DORIS PASCOE & GLADYS RONE 55 6% 7 AUG 66 LTC L H OGDEN 2497 4 MARLEt-£ MCCABE & FRAN ONDER- 8 AUG 66 LTC D J SWEIMLER 646 WYlER, JACK SASSACK & ROGER SHOWTIME AUG 66 W G HALL 690 24' ALUMINUM AWNING CALL 2745 9 MAJ SWANSON 51 4% 7 30 & 12 15 10 AUG 66 CPT J P COPPENS 2407 II AUG 66 CPT W.J MARSHALL 751 EX-PARTNER SCUTTLED ME AM FORCED YOKWE YUK CLUB MANAGEMENT INVITES HERCULEu AGAINuT THE MONGuL~ 12 AUG 66 CPT 0 L. DEMENT 2330 TO SEtL MARSHALLESE OUTRIGGER AT FIRE ADVENTURE DRAMA COLOR ALL CLUB MEMBERS WHO WANT AN INTER ATC OUT OFFICER IS KWAJALEIN TEST SITE SALE PRICES - NAMELY $95 OR MAKE OF ESTING EVENING TO VISIT THE CLUB ON MARK FORREST, JOSE GRECI FER CALL WEISBAND AT 9-316 COMMANDING OFFICER'S REPRESENTATIVE TUESDAY EVENING AUGUST 9 AT 8 PM DURING OTHER THAN NORMAL DUTY HOURS AND EVERY TUESDAY EVENING THEREAfTER ALSO NEWS ONE 2-TON, I~ TON AND I-TON CARRIER AIR CONDITIONERS - $125 FOR ALL, WEST DANNY QUITT vEZ ANYONE INTERESTED IN FORMING A PIN INGHOUSE LAUNDROMAT PAIR - WASHER AND ~raJ. WnJ6 A DIRTY AIR CONDITIONER fiLTER IS OCLE ROUND ROBIN ON A COMPETrTIVE SHOWTIME DRYER - LIKE NEW - $100, HUFFY RACING OFTEN THE CAUSE OF SUSPECTED fAULTY BASIS CONTACT HALLBROOK AT 2107 DAYS, 8 BIKE - 3 MONTHS OLD - $35, PATIO CHAIRS AIR CONDITIONER OPERATION TAKE A EXCEPT MONDAYS MINUTE OR TWO TO CHECK YOURS PERIOD- - $2, PATIO BAMBOO BLINDS - 10' X 8' A GATHERING OF EAGLE~ - $2 EA , AMPEX MODEL 1270 TAPE RECOR- ATC ICALLY IT'S SO QUICK AND EASY AJD MZC SGFTBALL FAST PITCH TEAM WILL AIR FORCE DRAMA COLOR DER - WORKING PERFECTLY - $125, SUNDRY MAY SAVE YOU A CALL TO THE TROUOLE HOLD A PRACTICE ON SUNDAY, AUGUST ROCK HUDSON, ROD TAYLOR, MARY PEACH HOUSEHOLD ITEMS CALL 2469 OR SEE AT DESK THIS PRACTICE ALSO WILL AID 7 AT 2 PM AT DALLY FIELD BE THERE 403-0 MOVIES ARE KEYED AS TO THE AUDIENCE IN KEEPING YOUR AIR CONDITIONER op IF YOU PLAN TO PLAY ERATING PROPERLY HERE ARE SOME RE fOR WHICH THEY ARE SUITABLE THE SYM BOLS A, T AND C REPRESENT ADULTS, TEENS COMMENDATIONS ~ TRAILERS - REPLACE FILTERS AT REFRESHER POOL SESSION FOR EX-SCUBA AND CHILDREN, RESPECTIVELY THE PRE AIC ONCE EVERY TWO WEEKS FILTERS USED OR NEW PORTABLE TYPEWRITER, CLUB MEMBERS AND PERSONS WITH PRE SENCE OF ANY OF THE THREE SYMBOLS IN ~ ARE AVAILABLE, NO CHARGE, AT THE FURIl LADY'S 2(ii" BtKE, MAN'S 26" BIKE CALL VIOUS SCUBA TRAINING WILL BE HELD DICATES THAT THE fiLM IS CONSIDERED ITURE WAREHOUSE, bLDG ) 13 225 1 FRIDAY, AUGUST 12 FROM 5 30 TO 7 30 SUITABLE FOR THE AUDIENCE GROUP REPRE HOUSES - MOST l)oWTYPE Ale UN ITS CON- PM AT BACHELORS' POOL ALL PERSONS SENTED BY THE SYMBOLS TARDY IN CLUB DIVING ARE INVITED TAIN WASHABLE '5 CLEAN AND RE- BEFORE AUGUST 10, 30 EMPTY CHIANTI SUNDAY'S MOVIES AUGUST 7, 1966 THIS WILL ALSO BE A CHECKOUT FOR PLACE THESE ONCE EVERY TWO BOTTLES, USED CANDLES, ALL SIZES CAN YOKWE YUK-~ TURN OVER - 7 & 9 AT LIDS CALL D,SCOTHEQUE CHAIRMEN AT KTS CARDS ALL PERSONS NOT HAVING WEEKS NEW IF REQUIRED, MAY RICHARDSON-HERCULES AGAINST THE MONGOLS BE PURCHASED. y'S 2209 OR 2295 OR LEAVE AT 454-A OR A SCUBA PHYSICAL AT KWAJ HOSPITAL ALSO NEWS--::--r3b ATe HELP YOURSELr TO BETTER LIVINC' AT 459-B MUST TAKE ONE BEFORE THIS SESSION OCEAN VIEW-BLOOD CREATURES - 7 30 & 12 15 KWAJALEIN -- IT'S EASY' FOR REGISTRATION AND INFORMATION IVEY HALL MAN ! ~ SEA - 6 30 & 8 30 SONY 500-A CALL SGT BINKINS AT CALL RAY MARLOWE AT 2741 IN TOYLAND - I PM ATC 9-407 DAYS OR 2234 AFTER 5 PM TRADE WI -- - 8 ~CHOOL KEGlvTK~TI(N ALL PERSONS NEW TO KWAJALEIN WHO HAVE TIKI TORCHES CALL MILLER AT 2402 CHOOL AGE CHILDREN AND HAVE NOT REGI TEREO THEM fOR SCHOOL ARE ASKED TO 2-TON AIR CONDITIONER CALL RUFUS ISTER THEM AT THE GEORGE SEI1Z SCHOOL AT 9-549 DAYS OR 2348 EVENINGS FFICE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE PERSONS PLANNING TO LEAVE THE ISLAND EFORE SCHOOLS BEGIN IN THE STATES AND ILL NOT ENTER THEIR CHILDREN AT GEORGE SNORKLERS TAKE NOTICE' LOST OFF EITI ARE REMINDED THAT THEY MUST EMON POINT FILL - MAN'S PRESCRIPTION EGISTER THE CHILDREN'S NAMES WITH THE GLASSES AND TIMEX WATCH - SWEPT OUT CHOOL OFfiCE IN BUCKET CALL 505 DAYS OR 724 EVEN I NGS RENT, PHONE & FOOD BILL~ QUE MAN'S DARK PRESCRIPTION GLASSES WITH AUGUST HOUSE RENTALS TELEPHONE RENT METAL FRAMES ON ROI-NAMUR - IN LEATHER ALS AND BQ BILLETING AND MESSING CHAP CASE CALL 371 ON ROI-NAMUR GES ARE DUE AND PAYABLE PAYMENT MAY BE MADE IN PERSON AT THE CENTRAL BIL- GRAY AND WHITE MALE KITTEN - I YEAR LETING OFfICE IF MORE CONVENIENT OLD - RED COLLAR AND INOCULATION TAG A CHECK pAYABLE TO GLOBAL ASSOCIAT~S CALL 523 MAY BE PLACED IN AN ENVELOPE AND AD ------DRESSED TO THE CENTRAL BILLETING OFFICE WORK WANTED ~OR DELIVERY VIA THE GUARD MAIL LE DI0COTHE\.tUE NE,v0 CHILD CARE FOR WORKING MOTHERS BY THE HOUR, DAY, OR WEEK CALL 2449 OR HAVE YOU HEARD THE WHIRRING OF SEWING COME TO TR 642 MACHINES AS YOKWE YUK WOMEN'S CLUB MEM BERS CREATE COSTUMES fOR LE DISCOTHEQUE? HAVE YOU NOTICED OTHERWISE STAID ISLAND CHILO CARE IN MY HOME FOR GIRLS 3 - 5 BY THE HOUR OR WEEK WILL TAKE RESIDENTS UNINHIBITEDLY ENGAGED IN JERK ING, FRENZIED MOTIONS AS THEY PRACTICE AFTERNOON KINDERGARTEN GIRLS DURING THE MONKEY AND WATUSI AND JERK? No, M RNING AND AFTER SCHOOL CALL MRS ELLISON AT 2247 ~ ____~ __~E- ..u--.-~--~-~.~.-==~:=-=-~~~=-~--=-=-=-T-~-~--=.=-~-=-~~-=-~~=~::~-~~:=-=--~--=-==~-=·=-~~~~~~:==-~:~--==~--~~-- __ 17~~~E~~L~A~EN~:S~~~~~~U~~R TROPIC ISLE ------YOKWE YUK WOMEN'S CLUB MEMBERS ARE HELP WANTED PERMANENT HOUSING ELECTRICAL PANEL THE KWAJALEIN TEENAGERS ARE COR SURVEY As A RESULT OF THE RECENT URGED TO BUY THEIR TICKETS NOW ON MONDAY, AUGUST TICKETS WILL 6E MADE PROJECT PRESS HAS OPENING FOR SECRE DIALLY INVITED TO AN END Of VA ELECTRICAL SERVICE pANEL STUDY, CORPS 8, AVAILABLE TO NON-MEMBERS A GAY, COLOR TARY ON ROI-NAMUR FIVE-DAY WORKWEEK, CATION AND BACK TO SCHOOL DANCE OF ENGINEERS EMPLOYEES ARE NOW GATHER fUL EVENING IS BEING PLANNED, SO DON'T FLIGHT TIME PAID FOR INTERVIEW, CALL SPONSORED BY THE MEN OF THE CATH ,NG DATA REQUIRED FOR THE REHABILITA OLIC CHAPEL AND THE PROTESTANT TION Of THESE pANELS EACH OCCUPANT MISS IT' PROF R R. BROWN AT 9-254 DAYS OR 595 THE PARTY WILL BEGIN AT 8 PM PLAN CHAPEL. OF THE PERMANENT HOUSING AREA WILL BE EVENINGS TO BE SEATED AT YOUR TABLE BY 9 BECAUSE DATE MONDAY, AUGUST REQUESTED FOR ACCESS TO THE pANEL SERVING WILL START PROMPTLY AT THAT HOUR TIME 8 30 TO II PM THE SURVEY WILL BE HELD DURING NORMAL FULL-T I ~'E EMPLOYEE FOR BLUEPR I NT F I L THE MENU WILL CONSIST OF FILET DE BOEUf PLACE BANYAN ROOM Of THE YOK- WORKING HOURS IF NO ADULT MEMBER OF ING AND CATALOGUING PREFER WOMAN WITH A LA MODERN, PEAS, FRANCONIA POTATOES, WE YUK CLUB THE FAMILY IS AVAILABLE WHEN CALLED DRAFTING OR BLUEPRINT CRIB EXPERIENCE TOSSED SALAD AND ASSORTED FRENCH PAS DRESS ISLAND INFORMAL UPON, THEN A RETURN CALL WILL BE MADE MUST BE ABLE TO READ BLUEPRINTS ApPLY TRIES AT GLOBAL ASSOCIATES' IRO IN THE TERMI DURING THE EVENING HOURS TENTATIVE TICKETS ARE $4 PER PERSON AND MAY BE LY, THE SURVEY IS EXPECTED TO BE COM NAL ANNEX OBTAINED fROM GINNY SMITH AT PLETED BY AUGUST 12 YOUR COOPERA (2708) IT'S AGAINST THE LAW TO MAKE A PASTRY 459-C OR fROM ANN WAGNER (2785) AT TR TION IS ApPRECIATED HOURGLASS ADS GET RESULTS EPRODUCTION Of THE WHITE HOUSE 614 CALL NOW'