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HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE 3/23 5.5 AT 0519 3/23 0.6 AT 1127 3/23 5.4 AT 1731 :lite HOURGLASS 3/23 0.5 AT 2339 VOL 3 No. 1074 f<\lJAJALE IN, !J!ARSHALL ! SLA~mS THURSDAY 22 MARCH 1962 ~EARCH FOR MjS~ING FLYING TIGER OAS HORRORS GROW IN CEASE FIRE WAKE DWINDLES TO THREE PLANES CLARK AIR FORCE BASE, PHIL!PPINES, ALGIERS, MARCH 21 (UPI)-SHOOTING BROKE OUT HERE SHORTLY BEFORE MIDNIGHT, AS MARCH 21 (UPI)-ONLY THREE AIR RESCUE BRUTALITY, MURDER AND VIOLENCE ERUPTED IN THE WAKE OF THE ALGERIAN CEASE PLANES TOOK OFF FROM THE PHILiPPINES FIRE. TODAY ON THE SIXTH DAY OF THE SEARCH FIRING ALSO TOOK PLACE IN ORAN BUT NO CASUALTIES WERE REPORTED FROM EITHER FOR AN AMERICAN CONSTELLATION AIRLINER CITY, MiSSING OVER THE SOUTHWEST PACIFIC IN RURAL AREAS OF ALGERIA EUROPEAN FARMERS TODAY ARMED THEMSELVES AGAINST WITH 107 PERSONS ABOARD. NEW ATTACKS FROM MoSLEMS. CREW FATIGUE AND AIRCRAFT MAINTEN­ THE ANXIETY AMONG FARMERS HAS BEEN GROWING SINCE YESTEDAY, WHEN HALF A ANCE REQUIREMENTS KEPT MOST OF THE DOZEN TOWNS AND VILLAGES WERE PLUNGED INTO BLOODBATHS. THE KILLINGS WERE SEARCH PLANES ON THE GROUND FOR THE TOUCHED OFF BY MOSLEM "VICTORY PARADE~I! CELEBRATING THE FRANCO-MosLEM CEASE­ FIRST TIME SINCE THE AIRLINER VANISHED r-____________________________________~AT SEA THURSDAY NIGHT WITHOLT LEAVING FIRE. LOOMING OVER THE COUNTRY WAS THE A TRACE OF ITS FATE. THREAT OF ALL-OUT TERROR BY THE SECRET LATE NEWS BRIEFS As MANY AS 30 CARGO PLANES HAD BEEN ARMY ORGANIZATION (OAS), WHICH HAS BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL FLYING DAiLY IN THE SEARCH OVER 200, SWORN TO CREATE INCIDENTS WHICH WILL WASHINGTON--PRESIDENT KENNEDY HAS 000 SQUARE MILES OF OCEAN BETWEEN MAKE THE CEASE-FIRE IMPOSSIBLE AND WELCOMED PREMIER KHRUSHCHEV'S REPLY GUAM AND THE PHILIPPINES, WHERE THE FORCE EUROPEAN RULE OVER ALGERIA. TO HIS PROPOSALS FOR CO-OPERATION AIRLINER DISAPPEARED WITH ITS 93 U.S. EUROPEANS HAVE BEEN GIVEN STRICT IN SPACE WORK. MR. KENNEDY TOLD ARMY RANGERS, I I CIVILIAN CREW MEMBERS, ORDERS BY RENEGADE EX-GEN. RAOUL NEWSMEN THE NEXT STEP WILL BE TO AR­ AND THREE SOUTH VIETNAMESE MILITARY SALAN, OAS CHIEF, TO IIBEGIN HARASSING RANGE FOR AN EARLY DISCUSSION OF THESE MEN. OPERATIONS IMMEDIATELY AGAINST THE IDEAS AT THE UN!TED NATIONS. HE SAID "WE HAVE THREE AIRCRAFT UP NOW," ENEMY." HE IS lIQRATIFIED" THAT THE KHRUSH­ AN AIR SEARCH SPOKESMAN TOLD UNITED SALAN'S ENEMIES ARE MoSLEM NATION­ CHEV LETTER INDICATES A "NUMBER OF PRESS INTERNATIONAL AT 0800 PST ALISTS AND EUROPEAN LIBERALS WHO SUP­ AREAS" FOR POSSIBLE AGREEMENT. (2300 GMT). WE MAY BE ABLE TO SCRAPE PORT THE CEASE-FIRE WHICH ENDED THE TOGETHER ANOTHER THREE FLIGHTS BEFORE 7~ YEAR-OLD FRANCO-MosLEM WAR. MOSCOW--PREMIER KHRUSHCHEV ATTACHED THE DAY IS OVER BUT WE HAD TO PULL FRENCH TROOPS AND MOSLEM NATIONAL A CONDITION TO HIS SUGGESTION TO OFF MOST OF THE PLANES IN ORDER TO LIBERATION FRONT (FLN) AGENTS STEPPED WORK WITH THE U. S. I N ',PACE EXPLORA­ PERFORM NORMAL MAINTENANCE ON THEM, UP THEIR PATROLS IN THE CITIES AND TION KHRUSHCHEV SAID FULL CO-OPER­ AND GIVE THE CREWS A REST. TOWNS TODAY AS THE FARMERS TOOK UP ATION WILL DEPEND ON THE CONCLUSION "THE NAVY PLANES (FROM THE PHIL!P­ ARMS. THE FLN HAS BEEN TRYING TO OF A DISARMAMENT AGREEMENT. PINES) HAVE PRETTY WELL PULLED OUT OF KEEP MOSLEMS FROM STARTING INCIDENTS THE SEARCH IN ORDER TO TAKE PART IN WHICH WOULD GIVE THE OAS AN EXCUSE FOR GENEVA--THE UNITED STATES AND Rus­ A MILITARY EXERCISE IN THE CENTRAL TROUBLE. SIA ARE SAID TO BE IN COMPLETE DEAD­ PHILIPPINES." BUT IN SEVERAL VILLAGES AND TOWNS LOCK AT GENEVA ON THE MAJOR COLD WAR ADDITIONAL PLANES WERE LAUNCHED IHTO YESTERDAY MOSLEMS INVADED EUROPEAN ISSUES--BERLIN AND A NUCLEAR TEST THE HUNT FROM GUAM. COMMUNITIES WITH THEIR "VICTORY PAR­ BAN. SECRETARY OF STATE RUSK AND A SPOKESMAN FROM CLARK FIELD SAID ADES." IN ORAN, POLICE FIRED ON 13 RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTER GROMYKO WILL MAXIMUM SEARCH EFFORTS WOULD BE RE­ OCCASIONS INTO MOSLEM-LEO MOBS. THE CONTINUE THEtR MEETINGS BUT NO PROG­ SUMED TOMORROW FROM THE PHiliPPINES, OAS FIRED SIX MORTARS INTO A Mo~LEM­ RESS IS EXPECTED BEFORE THEY LEAVE UNLESS THE SEARCH 15 CALLED OFF BY CROWDED SQUARE IN DOWNTOWN ALGIERS, FOR HOME NEXT WEEK. HIGHER AUTHORITIES. KILLING FOUR AND WOUNDING 67. SEARCH PLANES HAD BEEN FLYING AS IN THE WORST SINGLE INCIDENT IN THE WASHINGTON--PRESIDENT KENNEDY HAS LONG AS 12 HOURS DAILY, PUSHING ROU­ OUTBURST OF TERROR, 62 MOSLEMS WERE WORKED OUT A COMPROMISE TO AVOID A TINE ENGINE AND CONTROL MAINTENANCE KILLED IN THE VILLAGE OF ST. BENIS CONGRESSIONAL BATTLE OVER THE PRO­ TO THE EXTREME OF u.S. AIR FORCE Du SIG, NEAR ORAN, AFTER ATTACKING GRAM FOR DEVELOPMENT OF THE RS-70 SAFETY REQUiREMENTS. MOSLEM HARKI ARMY AUXILIARIES. JET BOMBER. HE TOLD THE HOUSE ARMED • • 0. ••• SHOP WINDOWS DOWN BOTH SIDES OF THE SERVICES COMMITTEE A STUDY WILL BE JERUSALEM, ISRAEL, MARCH 21 (UPI)­ WHITEWASHED VILLAGE'S MAIN STREET WERE MADE TO DETERMINE WHETHER IT WOULD BE SYRIAN AIRCRAFT FLEW OVER NORTHERN SMASHED; WALLS WERE SPATTERED WITH WORTHWi I LE TO SPEND MORE MONEY ON THE ISRAEL TODAY AND WERE CHASED AWAY BY BLOOD AND BULLET HOLtS. DEVELOrMENT PROGRAM. ISRAELI PLANES, AN ARMY SPOKESMAN FRIGHTENED MoSLEMS STORMED HOMES AND ANNOUNCED. BUILDINGS, DESTROYING PROPERTY AND BERLIN--RuSSIAN AND ALLIED PLANES A FEW HOURS EARLIER, UNITED NATIONS BURNING CARS AND WAGONS. FLEW THROUGH THE BERLIN AIR CORRIDORS TRUCE OBSERVERS ANNOUNCED THAT BOTH OTHER MOSLEM DEMONSTRATIONS WERE TODAY AT THE SAME ALTITUDE AND AT COUNTRIES HAD AGREED TO THE EXCHANGE REPORTED FROM CAP MATIFOU, 18 MILES THE SAME TIME. No INCIDENTS DEVELOPED. OF A SYRIAN PRISONER TAKEN IN FIGHTING FROM ALGIERS, RAFAVAL, SOUTH OF MATI­ RUSSIAN JETS ALSO BOOMED THROUGH THE ALONG THE SEA OF GALILEE ON FRIDAY FOU, AND VOLTAIRE, 72 MILES FROM SOUND BARRIER OVER WEST BERLIN, RAT­ NIGHT AND SATURDAY MORNING. ALG!ERS, WHERE THREE MoSLEMS WERE SHOT TLING WINDOWS AND STARTLING BERLINERS. TODAY'S INCIDENT ADDED FRESH FEARS DEAD AFTER THEY FIRED ON A MILITARY OF MORE TROUBLE TO THOSE RAISED BY UNIT. LAHORE, PAKISTAN--TENS OF THOUSANDS YESTERDAY'S SHOOTING INCIDENT ON THE OF PAKISTANI TURNED OUT TO GREET SEA OF GAL I U:E. MRS. JACQUELINE KENNEDY WHEN SHE McNAMARA ARRIVES IN HAWAII ARRIVED IN LAHORE TODAY MRS. KEN­ KWAJALEIN WATER NEDY APPEARED SOMEWHAT WEARY AFTER USED 3/21/62 HONOLULU, MARCH 21 (UPI)-SECRETARY HER 10-DAY INDIAN TOUR. OF DEFENSE ROBERT S. McNAMARA ARRIVED TOTAL BASE CONSUMPTION - 219,380 IN HAWAI I FROM WASHINGTON EARLY TODAY LANGLEY AIR FORCE BASE, VA.,--THE GALLONS. FOR THE FOURTH OF A SERIES or CONFER­ NATIONAL SPACE AGENCY SAYS THE TWO­ PER CAPITA - 81 3 GALLONS. ENCES WITH PACIFIC MILITARY LEADERS MAN SPACE VEHICLE NOW BEING DEVELOPED TOTAL IN STORAGE - 9,675,000 GALLONS. ON THE SITUATION IN SOUTH VIETNAM WILL BE A BAT-WINGED CRAFT CAPABLE OF THE SECRETARY WILL CONFER rOR SIX REGULAR LANDINGS WHEN IT RETURNS TO HOURS TODAY AT PEARL HARBOR WITH MIL­ EARTH. THE VEHICLE WILL WEIGH TWICE DAILY FRESH WATER METER READINGS ITARY LEADERS AND AUTHORITIES ON SOUTH AS MUCH AS THE MERCURY SPACE CAPSULES HOUSING OCEAN 15,200 GALLONS EAST ASIA, BEfORE HEADING FOR SAN AND WILL 6E ABOUT 20 PERCENT L~RGER. HOUSiNG LAGOON 15,500 GALLONS FRANCISCO, WHERE KENNEDY AND McNAM­ YOKWE YUK CLUB 11,400 GALLONS ARA WILL BE HONORED AT THE UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON--THREE UeS. ARMY GENERALS MESS HALL 5,800 GALLONS OF CALIFORNIA AT BERKELEY FRIDAY. GOT PROMOTIONS TODAY, LT. GEN. BARKS­ POWER PLANT 18,100 GALLONS McNAMARA WAS ACCOMPANIE( TO HAWAI I DALE HAMLETT WAS NAMED ARMY V~rE CHIEF WEST END OF iSLAND 30,100 GALLONS BY EIGHT TOP PENTAGON OFFICIALS AND OF STAFF. LT. GEN. PAUL FREEMAN WAS ADM. HARRY D. FELT, PACIFIC COMMANDER APPOINTED COMMANDER OF THE ARMY'S NEW HELP CONSERVE WATER OF U.S. FORCES MATERIAL DEVELOPMENT AND LOGISTIC COM­ MAND. EACH GOT AN ADDITIONAL SlAR. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS THURSDAY 22 MARCH 1962 PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION Of THE GENEVA CONFERENCE DEADLOCKED ON ALL KEY ISSUES COMMANDING OffiCER, PACifiC MISSILE RANGE fACILITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL GENEVA, MARCH 21, (UPI)-THE 17-NATION DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE ENTERED ITS ISLANDS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU SECOND WEEK TODAY, DEADLOCKED ON ALL KEY ISSUES AND WITH NO IMMEDIATE BREAK­ Of WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-59-4176-c THROUGH IN SIGHT. WITH THE TRANSPORT COMPANY Of TEXAS. THE GENEVA TALKS HAVE NOT WORSENED THE INTERNATIONAL SITUATION, NOR HAVE THE HEIGHTENED COLD WAR TENSIONS. THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY BUT NEITHER THE CONFERENCE NOR THE OFF-STAGE MINISTERIAL TALKS HAVE BEEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE ABLE TO MARK ANY ADVANCE ON A BERLIN SETTLEMENT, A NUCLEAR TEST BAN AGREEMENT, fOR NOTICES IS 4 P. M. DAY BEfORE OR AN AGREED APPROACH TO DISARMAMENT. PUBLICATIONo DEADLINE fOR NEWS ITEMS WESTERN AND COMMUNIST OFFICIALS WARNED AGAINST A PREMATURE WRITING OFF OF ~ ____________________________________.THE GENEVA TALKS IS 10 A. M. DAY Of PUBLICATION. o TALKS TO CONTINUE THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT BEN BELLA RETURNS TO NORTH ~VEN IF TH~ dERLIN AND TEST BAN TALKS TO EDIT ALL COPY RECEIVED fOR FAIL ALTOGETHER HERE, THE DISARMAMENT PUBLICATION. AFRICA AFTER FRENCH RELEASE NEGOTIATIONS fOR GLOBAL OR PARTIAL RABAT, MARCH 21 (UPI )-ALGERIA AGREEMENTS WILL CONTINUE. EDITOR - JOHN C. COLEMAN REBEL VICE PREMIER MOHANNED BEN BEL­ AREAS OF DISAGREEMENT HAVE BEEN LA RETURNED TODAY TO NORTH AFRICA CLARIFIED, AND AREAS OF A POSSIBLE UN­ ILLITERATE KOREAN WAR VET FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE HE WAS DERSTANDING ON INDIVIDUAL ARMS ISSUES IN HASSLE WITH ARMY CAPTURED BY THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT IN SOME DISTANT FUTURE HAVE BEEN WASHINGTON, MARCH 20 (UPI) ALFRED E.
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    1965 Topps Baseball Checklist 1 Tony Oliva AL Batting Leaders Elston Howard Brooks Robinson 2 Roberto CleNL Batting Leaders Hank Aaron Rico Carty 3 Harmon Kil AL Home Run Leaders Mickey Mantle Boog Powell 4 Willie MaysNL Home Run Leaders Billy Williams Jim Ray Hart Orlando Cepeda Johnny Callison 5 Brooks RobAL RBI Leaders Harmon Killebrew Mickey Mantle Dick Stuart 6 Ken Boyer NL RBI Leaders Willie Mays Ron Santo 7 Dean ChancAL ERA Leaders Joe Horlen 8 Sandy KoufNL ERA Leaders Don Drysdale 9 Dean ChancAL Pitching Leaders Gary Peters Dave Wickersham Juan Pizarro Wally Bunker 10 Larry JacksoNL Pitching Leaders Ray Sadecki Juan Marichal 11 Al DowningAL Strikeout Leaders Dean Chance Camilo Pascual 12 Bob Veale NL Strikeout Leaders Don Drysdale Bob Gibson 13 Pedro Ramos 14 Len Gabrielson 15 Robin Roberts 16 Joe MorganRookie Stars, Rookie Card Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 1 Sonny Jackson 17 Johnny Romano 18 Billy McCool 19 Gates Brown 20 Jim Bunning 21 Don Blasingame 22 Charlie Smith 23 Bobby Tiefenauer 24 Minnesota Twins Team Checklist 25 Al McBean 26 Bobby Knoop 27 Dick Bertell 28 Barney Schultz 29 Felix Mantilla 30 Jim Bouton 31 Mike White 32 Herman FraManager 33 Jackie Brandt 34 Cal Koonce 35 Ed Charles 36 Bobby Wine 37 Fred Gladding 38 Jim King 39 Gerry Arrigo 40 Frank Howard 41 Bruce HowaRookie Stars Marv Staehle 42 Earl Wilson 43 Mike Shannon 44 Wade Blasi Rookie Card 45 Roy McMillan 46 Bob Lee 47 Tommy Harper 48 Claude Raymond 49 Curt BlefaryRookie Stars, Rookie Card John Miller 50 Juan Marichal 51 Billy Bryan 52 Ed Roebuck 53 Dick McAuliffe 54 Joe Gibbon 55 Tony Conigliaro 56 Ron Kline 57 St.
  • Dec 11 Cover.Qxd 11/5/2020 2:39 PM Page 1 Allall Starstar Cardscards Volumevolume 2828 Issueissue #5#5

    Dec 11 Cover.Qxd 11/5/2020 2:39 PM Page 1 Allall Starstar Cardscards Volumevolume 2828 Issueissue #5#5

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