LOW TIDE I -HIGH TIDE 7-1-64 1-1-64 4.8 AT 0141 1.'7 AT Or23 3.9 AT 2033 1.5 AT 1426 HOURGI VOl. 5 NO. 1752 KWAJALE I N~ MARSHALL ISLANDS TUESDAY 30 JUNE '964 VIET NAM A CAMPAIGN ISSUE WOMAN UNDERTAKING ~O SWIM ATLANTIC WASHINGTON (UPI)--GOP NATIONAL CHI. MAN WILLIAM E. MILLER PREDICTED IN OCEAN VANISH~S DURING THE NIGHT WASHINGTON THAT VIET NAM WILL BE A~ NEW YORK (UPI)--MARATHON SWIMMER BRITT SULLIVAN, 29, PLAGUED BY A SCHOOL Of I THE BIGGEST OF CAMPAIGN ISSUES THIS SHARKS IN HER ATTEMPT TO SWIM ACROSS THE ATLANTIC OCEAN, VANISHED DURING THE YEAR. NIGHT AND WAS STILL MISSING LATE TODAY,I THt COAST GUARD ,.EPORTED. MILLER SAID THE AMERICAN PEOPLE HELICOPTERS AND BOATS CRISS-CROSSED ~HE WATERS orr FIRE ISLAND, A SUMMER SHOULD BE AWARE or AMERICAN COMMIT­ RESORT STRIP Off THE COAST Of LONG ISL~ND, WHERE THE PLUCKY EX-WAVE WAS LAST MENTS AND AMERICAN CASUALTIES IN THE SEEN. I ANTI-COMMUNIST GUERRILLA WAR THERE. CAPT. LAURENCE GRlftITH, SKIPPER Of tHE 35-fOOT BOAT EaCORTING THE SWIMMER, HE ~GREED SHARPLY WITH RESIGNING TOLD THE COAST GUARD THAT SHE HAD TO B~ PULLED fROM THE WATER LATE LAST NIGHT AMBASSA~OR HENRY CABOT LODGE, WHO HAS BECAUSE A BIG SCHOOL Of SHARKS CAME WITHIN 30 YARDS Of HER. S 10 VI :>If N... ,wtt.1. Oi ISSUE. A SHORT TIME LATER SHE RE-ENTERED THE WATER AND BEGAN SWIMMING ONCE AGAIN TOWARD MONTAUK POINT ON THE EASTERN TIP Of LONG ISLAND WHERE SHE WAS TO LOD3E REPORTS TO PRESIDENT THEN TURN AND HEAD OUT ACROSS THE ATLANTIC TOWARD EUROPE. I STARTS CAMPAIGNINGI FOR GOV. SCRANTON IT WAS AT THIS POINT THAT THE BOAT i WASHINGTON (UPI)--HENRY CABOT LODGE HINTED STRONGLY TODAY THAT HE WILL TRY TO HAD MOVED ABOUT A QUARTER Of A MILE ENLIST fORMER PRESIDENT DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER'S HELP ON BEHALF OF GOV. WILLIAM AHEAD AND WAITED rOR HER. THE CAPTAIN SCRANTON'S GOP PRESIDENTIAL BID. EXPLAINED THAT THIS WAS STANDARO PRO­ LODGE'S RESIGNATION AS AMBASSADOR TO SAIGON BECAME EfFECTIVE WHEN HE COMPLEnD CEEDURE. A FORTY MINUTE REPORT LATE THIS MORNING'TO PRESIDENT JOHNSON AT THE WHITE HOUSE. IT WAS BETWEEN 10:30 AND II P.M. THEN, AS A PRIVATE CITIZEN, LODGE HELO A HIGHLY UNUSUAL NEWS CONfERENCE IN THAT THE DIVORCED MOTHER Of A SEVEN­ WHICH HE TALKED REPUBLICAN POLITICS AT SOME LENGTH IN THE CABINET ROOM Of A OEM MONTH-OLD DAUGHTER DISAPPEARED. OCRATIC PRESIDENT...... r-__U_P_O_N __H_'_S __R~E_T_UR_N __ F_R_O_M __ S~A_I_G_O_N __ T_H_'_S __ M_O~R~N~ING, LODGE RAPPED OUT AT SEN. BARRY GOLD WATER (REP-ARIZ) BY URGING THAT REPUB~ FOUR DIE WHEN

j LICANS NOMINATE CANDIDATES WHO "ARE NO MISSING MEN BEING IMPULS I VEo« 'COPTER CRASHES LODGE TOLD WHITE HOUSE ~EWSMEN'THAT SAIGON (UPI)--THE ENTIRE FOUR-MAN se' 'GHT I~' 5 STATES AMERICAN CREW Of AN ARMED HELICOPTER I Hr RESIGNED AND LEFT SAIGON EARLIER WASHINGTON (UPI)--FBI DIRECTOR J. ED­ THAN HE ORIGINALLY HAD INTENDED FOR ON WAS KILLED TH IS ArTERNOON WHEN THE AIR­ CRAFT CRASHED AND BURNED 15 MILES GAR HOOVER REPORTED TO PRESIDENT JOHN- I PRIMARY PURPOSE--TO HELP WIN THE GOP SON TODAY THAT THE SEARCH fOR THREEMI~1 NOMINATION rOR SCRANTON. SOUTHWEST Of SAIGON, RELIABLE SOURCES As HE ESCORTED LODGE TO THE NEWS CON­ SAID. ~:~ ;~~~LE~~:~~~DW~~K~~~E':T~~;:~SS'PPII FERENCE, PRESIDENT JOHNSON SAID: "WE THE PILOT, CO-~ILOT AND TWO MACHINE­ WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY GEORGE B.' HATE TO SEE YOU ~EAVE, BUT WE-UNDER­ GUNNERS WERE ON A LIAISON MISSION OVER REEDY SAID THE FBI BEGAN DISTRIBUTING STAND YOUR REASONS AND WE'RE THANKfUL A COMMUNIST INFEST£O SECTION Of THE M!:K.OrtLO!:L'T'A '"- I ffOtl' ....es &F -e-t~ ...S"--tM *1 s ..ss I"~ " J ~ ~t+t 8000 d08 ¥etf itA'!' DeN I • " ALABAMA, TENNESSEE, ARKANSAS AND LOUiS_I (CONTINUED ON PAGE 2) IT WAS NOT IMMEDIATELY KNOWN WHETHER lANA. THE INITIAL SEARCH WAS CONFINED THE HELICOPTER WAS DOWNED BY FIRE FROM TO THE AREA AROUND PHILADELPHIA, Mlss­ COMMUNIST V,ET CONG GUERRILLAS. I ISS I PP I. iMAY BE AN OPERATION THIS BROUGHT TO 241 THE NUMBER OF THE LARGE CIRCULARS, EACH ABOUT HALf A LOCAL MISSILE OPERATION IS TENTA- U.So SERVICEMEN WHO HAVE DIED IN SOUTH J THE SIZE OF A NEWSPAPER PAGE, CARRIED TIVELY SCHEDULED FOR TONIGHT. THE "TAKE VIET NAM SINCE JAN. I, 1961. Of THIS l THE PICTURES OF ANDREW GOODMAN, 20; COVER" COULD SOUND ANYTIME BETWEEN 1700 NUMBER, AT LEAST 144 HAVE DIED IN COM­ HOURS TONIGHT AND 0600 IN THE MORNING. j MICHAEL H. SCHWERNER, 24, TWO WHITE BAT. THE BODIES OF THE FOUR DEAD HELI­ I CIVIL RIGHTS WORKERS OF NEW YORK CITY, THIS MISSILE OPERATION REQUIRESS'ECIAL COPTER CREWMEN WERE fLOWN TO SAIGON AND JAMES E. CHANEY, 21-YEAR-OLD NEGRO WEATHER CONDITIONS AND ~AY ENTAIL £-.0- THIS EVENING. ED PERIODS OF WAITING FOR SUCH WEATHER. rFROM MERIDIAN, MI~~: •• I IT IS PLANNED TO AWAIT THE DESIRED WEA­ DEFECTOR TO EA~T GERMANY THER CONDITIONS PRIOR TO SOUNDING "TAKE FACE~ COURT-MARTIAL TODAY IKREMLIN MAY NOT COVER." HOWEVER THE POSSIBILITY EXISTS fRANKFURT, GERMANY (UPI)--CAPT. ALF- THAT EXTENDED DELAYS COULD BE ENCOUNT­ RED SVENSON, THE ONLY ~oSo ARMY Off OR i SIJPPORT RED CH I NA ERED AfTER "TAKE COVER" HAS SOUNDED. TO DEfECT TO THE COMMUNISTS AND THEN I \ Moscow (UPI)--A HIGH SOVIET OFfiCIAL AfRS KWAJALEIN WILL BROADCAST ANNOUNCE­ BE SENT BACK TO THE WEST, WAS SCHED­ HINTED TONIGHT THAT THE KREMLIN MIGHT MENTS CONCERNING ANY DELAYS. If THE ULED TO BE COURT-MARTIALED TODAY. WITHHOLD MILITARY SUPPORT fROM RED WEATHER CONDITIONS ARE UNSUITABLE, THE EAST GERMANY EXPELLED HIM MAY 1 FOR CHINA ON THE GROUNDS THAT PEKING HAS OPERATION WILL BE CANCELLED fOR TODAY "NOT BEING WORTHY OF COMMUNIST ASYLl.M." DEPARTED FROM COMMUNIST PRINCIPLES OF AND RE-SCHEDULED FOR SUCCESSIVE DAYS SVENSON IS CHARGED WITH DESERTION PEACEFUL CO-EXISTENCE. UNTIL COMPLETED. AND LARCENY--fOR STEALING THE JEEP HE DEPUTY FOREIGN MINISTER VALERIAN ZOR­ DROVE ACROSS THE BORDER--AND fACES A I I IN, WHO IS ALSO THE SOVIET UNION'S CHiEf FAMED FLY ING tYGERS WILL SPEND _ MAXIUMlJ4 .SENTENCE .OF EIGIHT YEARS. IN l , DISARMAMENT NEGOTIATOR, SUGGESTED IN AN WEEK, GUESTS OF CHIANG KAI-SHEK PRISON ON CONVICTION. ARTICLE IN THE GOVERNMENT NEWSPAPER Iz­ BURBANK, CALif. (UPI)--SOME 150 MEM­ VESTIA THAT RUSSIA'S ROCKET-NUCLEAR BERS Of THE FAMED rLYING TIGERS OF PRE­ DEMAND WITHDRAWAL Of TROOPS SHIELD MIGHT BE DENIED TO PEKING. WORLD WAR II DAYS LEFT YESTERDAY FOR A LONDON (UPI)--THE UNITED STATES, THIS CAME IN THE WAKE OF A WARNING REUNION AT TAIWAN. BRITAIN, CANADA, THAILAND AND SOUTH FROM THE UNITED STATES TO THE CHINESE THE FLIERS AND CREWMEN WERE TO BE VIET NAN TODAY CALLED FOR AN IMMEDIATE ,THAT THEY RISKED WAR IN CONNECTION WITH WEEK-LONG GUESTS OF GEN. CHIANG KAI-S~, ~ASEFIRE IN LAOS AND THE WITHDRAWAL ! THE TROUBLED SITUATION IN SOUTH VIET THE 71-YEAR-OLD PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLC OF COMMUNIST PATHET LAO FORCES FROM , NAM AND LAOS or CHINA, WHICH THE TIGERS FOUGHT rOR ALL POSITIONS SEIZED IN THE LAST FIVE AGAINST THE JAPANESE PRIOR TO THE UNITE MONTHS. DANES PROVE FRIENDLIEST CROWD STATES' ENTERING THE WAR. THE CALL WAS MADE IN A COMMUNIQUE PRE~IER ENCOUNTERS DURING TOUR THE "TIGERS" LEfT ABOARD A CHARTERED ISSUED IN VIENTIANE AND LONDON AT THE Os~o (UPI)--SOVIET PREMIER N'KITA fLYING TIGER JET TRANSPORT. ABOARD WERE CONCLUSION Of AMBASSADORIAL LEVEL ~ KHRUSHCHEf SAILED INTO OSLO TODAY FOR A ROBERT PRESCOTT, FORMER AVG PILOT AND IN THE LAOTIAN CAPITAL. FIVE-DAY VISIT AND TOLD THE LARGEST AND NOW PRESIDENT Of THE AIRLINE, AND MRS. FREINDLIEST CROWD Of HIS SCANDINAVIAN ANA CHENNAULT, WIDOW OF AVG COMMANDER SAN ANDRES, COLOMBIA (UPI)--A STAT­ GEN. CLAIRE LEE CHENNAULT. UESQUE BRUNETTE WAS ARRESTED TODAY fOR TOUR HE CAME "WITH THE BEST OF INTENT­ I IONS." POLICE PATROLLED WATERFRONT ROCT­ oo.n : MODELING A TOPLESS SWIMSUIT AT THIS TOPS AND KEPT ABOUT 5,000 POLITE AND SAIGON (UPI)--TWENTY-FIVE ENGINEERS I CARIBBEAN BEACH RESORT. POLICE DRAPED GENERALLY SILENT NORWEGIANS BEHIND BAR­ FROM THE NEW ZEALAND ARMY ARR I VED HERE I A TOWEL AROUND HER, ESCORTED HER TO " I • RIERS AS KHRUSHCHEV ARRIVED ABOARD THE TODAY IN ANSWER TO THE CALL FOR NEW JAIL, AND A JUDGE rlNED HER .50 fOR D\ESEL LINER BASHKIRIA AFTER A TWO-DAY fLAGS" TO fLY IN THE GUERRILLA WAR BEING "PUBLIC SCANDAL." SHE WAS UNABLE TO fOUGHT IN SOUTH VIET NAM. RAISE THE MONEY aUT ADMIRERS SOON OID~. , PAGE 2 HOURGLASS TUESDAY ,0 JUNE 1964 PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE COM­ fREIGHTER PICKS UP CUBAN MANDING OFFICER PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE LODGE REPORTS (CONT I NUED FROM PAGE I) REFUGEES IN GULF OF MEXICO FACILITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS, ASKED WHETHER HE WOULD ATTEMPT TO BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS (Up; )-- TWENTY­ CONTRACT NI23 (61756) 35133' (AMR) ENLIST EISENHOWER IN THE fiGHT fOR THREE REFUGEES fROM CUBA, SMILING WITH GLOBAL ASSOCIATES. SCRANTON'S NOMINATION, LODGE SAID, BROADLY AND WAVING THEIR HANDS, REACH­ THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY MON­ "I HAVE NOT GOTTEN AROUND TO THAT YET." ED BROWNSVILLE ABOARD A COLOMBIAN DAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE FOR BUT HE EMPHASIZED THE WORD "YET." fREIGHTER WHICH PICKED THEM AND THEIR NOTICES IS 4 PoM. DAY BEFORE PUBLICA­ THEN LODGE ADDED THAT IT WOULD BE 40-FOOT MOTOR SAILBOAT UP OUR Of THE TION. DEADLINE fOR NEWS ITEMS IS "MOST UNUSUAL" IF HE DID NOT GET IN GULf Of MEXICO. 10 A.M DAY OF PUBLICATION TOUCH WITH EISENHOWER fAIRLY SOON BE­ IMMIGRATION OffiCIALS QUESTIONED THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CAUSE OF THEIR LONG FRIENDSHIP As A THE CUBANS IMMEDIATELY HEALTH AND EDIT COpy RECEIVED fOR PUBLICATION. MASSACHUSETTS SENATOR, LODGE WAS ONE AGRICULTURAL OfFICIALS ALSO INSPECTED Of THE fiRST TO URGE EISENHOWER TO THEM AND THEIR BOAT THE CUBANS WERE EDITOR: H. (DW. McKINNEY RUN FOR PRESIDENT IN 1952. NOT ALLOWED TO TALK TO CIVILIANS. LODGE SAID THAT AS SOON AS HE LEFT ALL MEN WERE "NnTH~IR 20~s AND,30's. THE WHITE HOUSE HE PLANNED TO START THE CUBANS WERE DRESSED iN ARMY fA­ DECISION TO INCREASE TRADE BRINGS MAKING TELEPHONE CALLS ON SCRANTON'S TIGUE UNIFORMS FREEDOM FOR SPANISH PRISONERS BEHALF. HE LEFT THE EXECUTIVE OFFICES AfTER FOUR HOURS Of QUESTIONING U HAVANA (UPI )-- THIRTEEN SPANISH PO­ SHORTLY AFTER NOON fOR THE METROPOLI­ ij.~IMMIGRAT'ON OfFICERS GRANTED THE LITICAL PRISONERS or THE CUBAN GOVERN­ TAN CLUB SEVERAL BLOCKS AWAY WHERE HE CUBANS AS YL UM MENT WERE RELEAStD YE3TtRDAY AND PUT PLANNED TO CALL SCRANTON. MOST OF THE REfUGEES LEFT WIVES AND ABOARD A CUBAN AIRLINER BOUND FOR AT THE WHITE HOUSE, LODGE REFUSED TO CHILDREN IN CUBA, BUT HAVE LITTLE HOPE MADR I D. BE OPENLY CRITICAL OF GOLDWATER, WHO OF GETTING THEM OUT PARDONS fOR TH~ 13 wERt ISSUED LAST 1$ THE FRONTRUNNING CANDIDATE FOR THE WEEK FO~LOWING N[GOTiATfONS BETWEEN NOMINATION. "AGE UNLI MI TED" LEAV ES SAMOA THE CUBAN AND SPANISH GOVERNMENTS THE ENVOY SAID HE W~S THINKING POS­ ON ATTEMPT TO REACH AUSTRALIA IN MADRID HIGH SPANISH SOURCES SAID j ITIVELY IN SCRANTON'S BEHALF AND NOT APIA, SAMOA (UPI )-- W,LLIAM WILLIS, THE GOVERNMENT'S DECISION TO CONTINUE NEGATIVELY ABOUT ANYONE. ASKED IF HE 70, OF NEW YORK WAS REPORTED TODAY TO TO INCREASE TRADE WITH CUBA DESPITE WOULD SUPPORT THE GOP TICKET IF GOLD­ BE EN ROUTE FROM AMERICAN SAMOA TO PRESSURE FROM THE UNITED STATES WAS A WATER WON THE TOP SPOT, LODGE SAID AUSTRALIA ON HIS 32-FOOT RAFT "AGE CONSIDERATION IN THE RELEASE SPAIN THIS WAS A MATTER TO BE DETERMINED LA- UNLIMITED," HAS BEEN EXPORT!NG TRUCKS, fARM MA~ TER. WORD WAS RECEIVED HERE YESTERDAY CHINERY AND ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS TO CUBA THAT W,LLIS HAD LEfT SAMOA SATURDAY SPANISH SOURCES SAID THERE HAD BEEN MORNING fOR THE TRIP TO AUSTRALIA. ABOUT 50 SPANIARDS BEING HELD IN CUBA, NORTHWEST ARRIVALS WILLIS, ATTEMPTING TO PROVE THAT INCLUDING SEVERAL ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIEST. KING LEJELAN KABUA AND HIS ENTOURAGE AGE IS NOT A L1MITING FACTOR, ARRIVED THOSE RELEASED WERE JAILED ON CHARGES WERE AMONG THE 54 PASSENGERS ARRIVING IN SAMOA LAST NOVEMBER AFTER A 128 OF POLITICAL ACTIVITIES AGAINST THE FROM HICKAM AIR FORCE BASE YESTERDAY DAY SOLO VOYAGE FROM CALLAO, PERU, GOVERNMENT OF FIDEL CASTRO. THE GROUP ABOARD THE NORTHWEST AIRWAYS FLIGHT. ON HIS R.FT. INCLUDED ONE WOMAN. KING KABUA, OF EBEYE, AND HIS PARTY HE HAD ORIGINALLY PLANNED A NON­ Of EIGHT ARRIVED FROM A WHIRL-WIND TOUR STOP VOYAGE TO AUSTRALIA, BUT HEAVY FRENCH PilOTS JOINING SYMPATHY OF THE UNITED STATES. MEMBERS OF THE DAMAGE TO HIS ALUMINUM AND BALSA WOOD STRIKE WITH AIR TRAFfiC CONTROLLERS PARTY WERE EDDIE BALANCE, JABNR KABUA, I~~T FORCED HIM TO PAUSE AT SAMOA fOR PARIS (UPI )-- FRENCH AIRLINE PILOTS LAELAN KABUA, PHILO KEIZO, AMATA KABUA, REPAIRS. WARNED TODAY THAT MILITARY AIR TRAffiC MARIA KABUA, JETON ANJAIN, AND JOAB FRIENDS PERSUADED HIM TO STAY IN CONTROL, WHICH HAS REPLACED STRIKI~G SIGRAH SAMOA UNTIL THE HURRICANE SEASON HAD CIVILIANS, IS UNSAFE. BAdK FROM HONOLULU 15 CDR DON H. PASSED. THE IN A COMMUNIQUE fROM THEil PILOTS~ BLACK OF THE NAVY,ANu CDR BURTON WEST­ THIS IS HIS SECOND OCEAN VOYAGE ON UNION, WARNED THAT, If CONDITIONS 00 ON WHO IS SCHEDULED TO LEAVE FOR ENI­ A RAFT IN 1954 HE COMPLETED A VOY- NOT IMPROVE, THEY COULD NOT TAKE RESPON WETOK. AGE FROM PERU TO SAMOA ABOARD ANOTHER SIBILITY fOR THEIR FLIGHTS. CoP. GUASTAMACHIO Of THE AVIATION RAfT. As THE AIR TRAffiC CONTROLLERS' STRIKI DEPARTMENT AND HIS FAMILY ARRIVED FROM •••••• ENTERED ITS SECOND WEEKj THE DISPUTE TRAVIS AIR BASE VIA HICKAM. STRUCK GAS BELOW SEA BOTTOM CONTINUED TO SPREAD CONTROLLERS WERE ARRIVING PASSENGERS HEADING FOR HANNOVER j GERMANY (UPI )-- A 400- TO STRIKE TODAY AT THE CENTER OF BEAV­ ENIWETOK ARE JAMES CAMPBELL, S. TAKI- SQUARE YARD "BUBBLE BATH" 30 MILES VAIS, WHICH DIRECTS MOST AIR TRAFFIC GUCHI, EDWARD CYCON, AND ADAM FISCHER OfF THE GERMAN NORTH SEA (COAST) TO AND FROM GREAT BRITAIN Two PASSENGERS WERE RETURNING TO MARKS THE COUNTRY'S FORST AND POSSIBLY MANY Of THE PILOTS THEMSELVES WERE KWAJALEIN FROM TACHIKAWA VIA HICKAM. NATURAL GAS STRIKE JOiNING A SYMPATHY STRIKE BY ALL FRENCH THEY WERE R. CARPENTER AND DAVID BE- THE HUGE AMERICAN-OWNED DRILLING RIG GOVERNMENT-EMPLOYED AIR CREWS TOMORROW SEMER. ONE OTHER PASSENGER FROM TRAVIS "MR LOUIE" STRUCK A GAS FIELD 10,000 THE STRIKE WAS EXPECTED TO GROUND ALL AIR BASE WAS R MONTGOMERY FEET BELOW THE SEA BOTTOM JUNE 22. AIR FRANCE PLANES THE REMAINING PASSENGERS EMBt~KED BUT DRILLERS WERE NOT SO JUBILANT THE FRENCH CONTROLLERS, WHOSE SALARIEl AT HICKAM AIR FORCE BASE. THEY WERE: OVER THEIR fiND WHEN THE SEA SURFACE RUN LOWER THAN THOSE OF BELGIUM, WEST P. SOBEJANA, DON CARLOS, MARl COLLINS, TRANSfORMED INTO A HUGE FOAMING "BUB­ GERMANY, GREAT BRITAIN AND THE UNITED ED KANESHIRO, DORIS WILSON, MARY WILSON~ BLE BATH" NEAR THE DRilL PLATFORM OVER­ STATES, DEMANDED HIGHER WAGES IN AD­ RAY HILL, MISS RODDENBERRY, L MESSMAN, NIGHT. DITION TO PROTESTING THE BILL DONALD BLACK, J PENTECOST, K KAMINAGA EXPERTS SOON fOUND THE CAUSE--TWO M. COLODNV, W CICCARONE, DON FERNANDEZ GIANT CRATERS HAD fORMED IN THE SEA BARE BOSOMS THE RAGE ROGER MCCLY, ROBERT McBURNEY, AND C BOTTOM, ALLO~ING THE GAS TO ESCAPE MIAMI (UPI )-- BIKINIS ARE STILL IN BIDAL. UNDER THE FORCE OF 260 ATMOSPHERES STYLE rOR SUN-SEEKERS HERE~ BUT IF SALE~ ALSO, EDWARD TAK'TA, CLARENCE ONO, Of PRESSURE. ARE A FORECAST, TOPLESS BATHING SUITS BEN WILSON, SOLOMON WHITE, GILBERT THE 6,500 TON ''MR. LOUIE" WAS TOWED MAY BE ON THE WAY TO THE BEACH NAVARRO, JOHN McDONALD, EUGENE HENRY, A~AY TO BRING IT AND ITS CREW TO SAfE- BARE-BOSOMED BATHING SUITS FOR LADIES ROGERS MORGAN, GERALD MARION, ROBERT TY

ARE SELLING SO BRISKLY TO WOMEN-AND MEN­ MASAO, ALVIN CLARK, MRS. M BEAUMONT, • o •• THAT A MANUfACTURER HERE SAYS HE HAS MRS INA MELTON AND EUGENE HARRIS. COMMUNISTS WIN BATTLE GONE iNTO MASS PRODuCTiON • • • SAIGON, VIET NAM (UPI )-- COMMUNIST POL I CE SA. Y, HOWE VER:I NO wOMAN I N ,A JEWS TURNED INTO SOAP VIET CONG GUERRILLAS OVER RAN A GOVERN- TOPLESS SuiT HAS BEEN SIGHTED ON PUBLIC FRANKfURT, GERMANY (UPI )-- A WAR MENT OUTPOST 20 MILES WEST OF SAIGON BEACHES WHERE BIKINIS ARE STILL BEING CRIMES TriAL WITNESS SAID TODAY A EARLY SUNDAY, A U.S. MILITARY SPOKES- WORN BY EVERY TWO OUT Of fiVE WOMEN HENCHMAN Of NAZI HANGMAN ADOLF EICHMANN MAN SAID TODAY. BATHERS YELLED AT JEWS HE SHIPPED TO AUSCHWITZ REPORTS TELEPHONED TO THE U.S o MILI- DEATH CAMP, "GOD BL (SS YOU ALL--I N THRt,.. TAlty HEADQUARTERS HERE SA I 0 10 DEFEN- WOULD DEVELOP HISTORIC SITE DA YS YOU'LL BE PIECES Of SOAP." l DERS WERE I( I LL.ED, THRE E WOUNDED AND WASHI NGTON (UPI )-- THE NAT I ONAL PARK ISTVAN STERK, 41, A WHITE-COLLAR FtVE MISSING ~ERVICE HAS RECO~MENDED THAT ELLIS ls­ WORKER FROM HAIFA, ISRAEL, RECALLED AN AMERICAN C-I23 CARGO PLANE CIRCLED LAND BE DEV£LOPEO AS A NATIONAL HISTORIC THC SHOW ED FAREWELL AT THE TR I AL OF OVERHEAD AND DROPPED FLARES TO ASS i ST SiTE TO COMME~ORAT~ ~HE 16 MILLION IM­ EX-GESTAlO OfFICERS HERMANN KRUMAY AND THE DEFENDERS~ BUT THE POST FELL AFTER MIG~ANT~ wrlO PASf£O ThROuGH NEW YORK OTT HUNSHE, EICHMANN'S AIDES IN WAR- THREE HOURS Or FIGHTING HA~BO~ f~CM 1892 10 1954 TIME HUNGARY. THEY ARE CHARGED WITH •• • j HELPING THE LATE NAZI MASS MURDER SEND NOSTALGIA IS LONGING FOR PLACES ; THE FIRST CONCRETE RURAL ROAD WAS 437,000 HUNGARIAN JEWS TO THEIR DEATHS YOU'D NEVER DREAM Of MOVI NG BACK TO. I LAID IN 1909 IN WAYNE COUNTY, MICH. t-- HOURGLASS

UNEASY CiVIL RIGHTS WORKERS SUMMER SCHEDULE BRINGS CHANGES U.N. SECRETARY ANNOUNCES PLANS ARRIVE YESTERDAY IN MISSISSIPPI TO VISIT NUMBER OF COUNTRIES JACKSON, MISS (UPI)--IN CHARTERED DEPENDENTS' POOL UNITED NATIONS {OPI)--SECRETARY GEN­ BUSES AND SECOND-HAND CARS, A SECOND ERAL THANT TODAY ANNOUNCED PLANS TO GROUP OF UNEASY CIVIL RIGHTS WORKERS HOURS FOR THE DEPENDENTS' VISIT Moscow, PARIS, LONDON, CAIRO, ARRIVED IN MISSISSIPPI YESTERDAY ONE POOL DURING THE SUMMER PROGRAM GENEVA AND RANGOON NEXT MONTH. WEEK SINCE THREE OF THEIR MEMBERS DIS­ WILL BE FROM 0730 TO 1900 THANT PLANNED TO LEAVE NEW YORK JULY APPEARED DAILY EXCEPT ON TUESDAYS WHEN 14 TO ATTEND THE 37TH SESSION OF THE U MANY OF THE 275 WORKERS HAD ASSIGN­ IT IS CLOSED FOR CLEANING. N ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL AT GEN­ MENTS IN SOUTH MISSISSIPPI WHERE THE ALL DEPENDENTS ARE ASKED TO EVA Ku KLUX KLAN AND OTHER STRONG SEGRE­ COOPERATE WITH THE LIFEGUARDS HE WILL LEAVE ON JULY 16 FOR CAIRO, GATIONIST GROUPS HAVE BEEN OPENLY OR­ WHILE SUMMER SWIMMING CLASSES AT THE INVITATION OF THE UNITED ARAB GANIZING ARE BEING CONDUCTED IT MAY REPUBLIC FOR THE ARAB SUMMIT CONFERENCE I IN A CLOAK-AND-DAGGER ATMOSPHERE, AR- BECOME NECESSARY TO CLEAR THE THERE, RETURNING TO GENEVA JULY 19TH. RIVAL TIMES OF THE VOLUNTEER WORKERS­ POOL WHILE CLASSES ARE IN SES­ THANT WAS SCHEDULED TO GO TO PARIS I MOSTLY OF STUDENTS FROM THE NORTH-·WERi SION JULY 2l FOR LUNCH WITH FRENCH PR~SIDENT IKEPT SECRET, AS WERE THEIR DE$T~NATION! GEAR LOCKER CHARLES DE GAULLE, RETURNING TO GENEVA MANY OF THEM WENT DIRECTLY TO THE CIT­ SPECIAL SERVICES GEAR LOCKER THE: SAME DAY ! IES AND TOWNS WHERE THEY HAVE BEEN AS­ IS OPEN FROM 0800 TO 1700 MON­ ON JULY 23, HE WILL GO TO LONDON AS SIGNED DAY THROUGH SATURDAY DURING GUEST OF THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT, LEAV­ THESE ARE THE FIRST CIVIL RIGHTS THE SUMMER. NOT OPEN SUNDAYS ING THE NEXT DAY FOR RANGOON, AT THE WORKERS OF THE "PROJECT MISSISSIPPI" EMON BEACH INVITATION OF THE BURMESE GOVERNMENT. GROUP TO ENTER THE SOUTH PORTION OF DURING THE SUMMER PROGRAM, THANT PLANNED TO VISIT Moscow FOR THE STATE THE SUMMER-LONG PROJECT IS A LIFEGUARD WILL BE ON DUTY AT TALKS WITH PREMIER NIKITA S KHRUSHCHEV AIMED AT INCREASING NEGRO VOTER REGIS­ THE BEACH FROM 0900 TO 1800, AT THE INVITATION OF THE SOVIET GOVERN­ TRATIONS SEVEN DAYS A WEEK MENT FROM JULY 28 TO 31. HOBBy-CERAMICS SHOP HE PLANNED TO RETURN TO U.N. HEADQUA~ THREATENED STRIKE AVERTED OPEN 1230 TO 1730 AND FROM TERS HERE JULY 31. FRANKFURT, GERMANY (UPI)--EMPLOYERS 1830 TO 2100 CLOSED TUESDAY AND UNION REPRESENTATIVES YESTERDAY NORTHWEST DEPARTURES REACHED AGREEMENT ON A NEW WAGE CON- EDUCATION, NOT LABELING, ANSWER NAVY SERVICEMEN WARREN SEAL, RICHARD TRACT FOR THE COUNTRY'S 4 5 MILLION TO CONTROVERSY OVER CIGARETTES LUND, JAMES FRANK, HARRY LOWELL II I AND METAL WORKERS, AVERTING A THREATENED SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)--DR EDWARD ANNIS, ROBERT GRAHAM, ALONG WITH 45 OTHER PAS~ STRIKE THAT COULD HAVE CRIPPLED WEST WHO STEPPED DOWN AS PRESIDENT OF THE ENGERS BOARDED THE NORTHWEST AIRLINES GERMANY'S BOOMING ECONOMY AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION LAST WEEK, CHARTER FLIGHT TO HICKAM THIS MORNING. AFTER 24 HOURS OF CONTINUOUS NEGOTIA- SAYS EDUCATION RATHER THAN LABELING IS THE FL IGHT LEFT AT 9 A.M. INSTEAD OF TION, EMPLOYERS AGREED TO BOOST WAGES THE ANSWER TO THE TOBACCO CANCER CONTRG THE USUAL 12:30 P M. NINE PER CENT IN TWO INSTALLMENTS, EX- VERSY HEADING FOR TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE ARE· TEND ANNUAL LEAVE UP TO 24 WORKING DAY! DR ANNIS, SPEAKING AT A COMMONWEALTH ALLEN T WRIGHT, MILTON AGNEW, ROBERT T. DEPENDING ON AN INDIVIDUAL AGE, AND CLUB LUNCHEON, DEFENDED THE TOBACCO IN- CARLSON AND FRANK BURTON. GRANT EXTRA "VACATION PAY." DUSTRY "FOR ITS NO STRINGS ATTACHED" MR AND MRS. CARL SVANBERG AND THEIR THE UNION HAD AIMED FOR A WAGE HIKE GRANT OF $10 MILLION TO THE AMA AND BE­ THREE CHILDREN, MR. AND MRS. DAVID KEL~ OF AT LEAST 10 PER CENT, WHILE EMPLOY- LITTLED THE LOGIC OF THE FEDERAL TRADE ER AND THEIR TWO CHILDREN, MR. AND MRS ERS WERE: PREPARED TO PA'f-5 PER CENT. COMMISSION FOR ITS "LABELING" EDICT LOWELL BOOTHE AND THEIR TWO CHILDREN, HE SAID THE GRANT FROM SIX TOBACCO AND MR. AND MRS. DONALD BAKER AND SON TURNED AWAY tROM CHURCH COMPANIES DOESN'T MEAN THAT THE AMA IS KEITH, ARE ALL SCHEDULED FOR STAYS IN ST AUGUSTINE, PLA (UPI)--SIX CIVIL BOUND TO DEFEND CIGARETTE SMOKING. HE HAWA I I RIGHTS DEMONSTRATORS WERE TURNED AWAY SAID ACCEPTANCE OF THE GRANT WAS BASED ALSO TO HAVAI I WERE MR. AND MRS FROM A SEGREGATED METHODIST CHURCH IN ON THE BELIEF THAT CONTINUED RESEARCH HENRY BEALL, MR. AND MRS. STEVEN MARTIN­ ST AUGUSTINE YESTERDAY MORNING THE COULD DISCLOSE EXACTLY WHAT INGREDIENT EZ, YUK HEEN KAM, FRANK BUCKLEY, JAMES FIVE NEGROES AND ONE WHITE WERE BLOCK- IN CIGARETTES CAUSES LUNG CANCER. AHMED, RICHARD FLANAGAN, RODGER GELDER, ED BY SIX LAY OFFICIALS, WHO TOLD THEM THE DOCTOR SAID HE WAS CONVINCED THAT PHILIP HELFRICH, ALBERT BANNER, ROYAL TO GET OFF CHURCH PROPERTY ALSO IN ST SMOKING CAUSES CANCER BUT THt QUESTION GIFFORD, MALCOLM TWOMBLY, FRANK GRAM­ AUGUST I NE, A TOP NEGRO LEADER ANNOUNCEC OF "HOW" HAS NOT BEEN ANSWERED BY THE STORFF, PETER PI ILANI, CHRISTINA KADOI, THAT WHITES AND NEGROES IN THE HISTORIC MEDICAL RESEARCHERS THE GRANT, HE ADD- ISAO HIGA AND JOSEPH SIEMIENKIEWICZ CITY ARE CLOSE TO THE FOBMATION OF A ED, WILL BE USED TOWARD THIS END ALSO, ROBERT BERASIS, ROBERT CRAWFO~ BIRACIAL COMMITTEE THAT WOULD TRY TO CHARLES FRANCIS, YOSHIYUKI TOMI, WARREN HALT RACIAL STRIFE MEDICO TERMINATES PROGRAM CHIS INA, MITCHELL WAILANI, ALLEN WRIG~, NEW YORK (UPI)--MEDICO,THE MEDICAL MILTON AGNEW, ROBERT CARLSON AND FRANK GREET BEATLES WITH ROTTEN EGGS AID BRANCH OF CARE, HAS ANNOUNCED IT IS BURTON BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA (UPI)--A SHOWER TERMINATING ITS VOLUNTEER PROGRAM OF OF ROTTEN EGGS, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ORTHOPEDIC TREATMENT IN THE MIDDLE EAST DIES THE HARD WAY GREETED THE BEATLES ON THEIR RETURN KINGDOM OF JORDAN BECAUSE JORDANIAN LONDON (UPIJ--CYRIL DIXON, 77, A RET­ YESTERDAY FROM NEW ZEALAND WHERE THEY DOCTORS HAVE BEEN TRAINED TO TAKE IT IRED IMPORTER BURNED HIMSELF TO DEATH UNDERWENT A SIMILAR BARRAGE ON S TURDAY OVER THEMSELVES YESTERDAY BY POURING KEROSENE OVER HIM­ POLICE SAID THE MISSILES WERE HURLED FOR THE PAST FIVE YEARS, 54 AMERICAN SELF AND SETTING HIMSELF ON FIRE THE BY A SMALL GROUP IN THE CROWD OF ABOUT ORTHOPEDIC SURGEONS HAVE BEEN SPENDING FLAMES SPREAD TO THE HOUSE, TRAPPING 10,000 SHRIEKING FANS WHO DESCENDED ON A MONTH EACH IN JORDAN, CARING FOR A HIS BROTHER AND SISTER-IN-LAW, MR AND THE AIRPORT DESPITE THE EARLY HOUR TOTAL OF 10,000 CASES, MOST OF THEM MRS CECIL DIXON, AND THEIR 39- YEAR-OLD NONE OF THE EGGS, TOMATOES OR ORANGES CHILDREN THE DOCTORS PAID THEIR OWN DAUGHTER, MISS MARY DIXON, WHO LIVED U~ APPEARED TO HAVE HIT THEIR MARKS IN WAY TO JORDAN AND WERE SUPPLIED WITH STAIRS CHRISCHURCH ON SATURDAY, TWO OF THE MEDICINES AND EQUIPMENT BY CARE, THE MRS DIXON, 74, WAS REPORTED IN CRIT- BEATLrS WERE SPATTERED WITH ROTTEN EGGS VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATION FOR FOOD AND RE- ICAl CONDITION TODAY HER HUSBAND AND LIEF SHIPMENTS ABROAD DAUGHTER SUFFERED SHOCK SARAH DRUNK AGAIN A NEIGHBOR SAID DIXON WAS UPSET ABOUT LONDON (UPI)--AcTRESS SARAH CHURCH­ MODEL TRIES SUICIDE BEING FoeCED INTO RETIREMENT. ILL, 49, DAUGHTER OF FORMER PRIME MI~­ LIMA, PERU (UPI)--PERUVIAN TELEVISION ISTER SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL, WAS ARRE~­ MODEL PAQUITA RODRIGUEZ, 19, TRIED TO WILL AID WAR AGAINST POVERTY ED AT LONDON AIRPORT YESTERDAY AND COMMIT SUICIDE TODAY AFTER HER BO) WASHINGTON (UPI)--SMALL BUSINESS AD­ CHA~GED WITH BEING DRUNK AND DISORDER- FRIEND AND FAMILY CRITICIZED HER FOR MfNISTRATOR EUGENE P FOLEY SAID HIS LY APPEARING IN A TOPLESS SWIM SUIT IN A AGENCY WILL HELP THE WAR AGAINST POV­ MISS CHURCHILL, WIDOW OF LORD AUDLEY, NEWSPAPER ADVERTISEMENT ERTY AND THE C,VIL RIGHTS EFFORT BY WO~ WAS ARRESTED AFTER BEING REFUSED PER- THE PRETTY BRUNETTE TOOK AN OVERDOSE KING TO DEVELOP A "BUSINESS CLASS" AMCNG MISSION TO BOARD AN AIRLINER TO MILAN, OF SLEEPING PILLS AND WAS GIVEN EMER- THE NEGROES. \TALY GENCY TREATMENT AT A FIRST AID STATION rOLEY SAID THAT UNDER PRESIDENT JOHN­ SHE WAS TO APPEAR IN COURT TODAY AFTER WHICH SHE WAS TRANSFERRED TO A SON'S POVERTY PROGRAM THE SMALL BUSINE~ HOSPITAL DOCTORS SAID HER CONDITION ADMINISTRATION WOULD BE ABLE TO DEVELOP MAJORITY FAVORS MOSCOW HAS CRITICAL A NEW LOAN PROGRAM TO GRANT AS MUCH AS SOVIET-uN!ON CLAIMS Moscow (UPI}--TH~ $15,000 TO BUSINESSMEN FOR A 15-YEAR IT CAN MARSHAL 69 OF THE WORLDS 90,000 A MIAMI, FLA~, SERVICE STATION ADVER- TERM CO~~UNIST PARTIES--INCLUDING CUBA FOR TISED: "AUTOS WASHED -- ONE BUCK COM- A PILOT PROJECT IN PHILADELPHIA HAS THE FIRST TIME--IN ANY SHOWDOWN WITH PACTS DUNKED -- FIFTY CENTS" BEEN TRIED OUT FOLEY SAID \ COtJi\.1UN I ST CH I NA ; PAGE 4 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 30 JUNE 1964

CLAIMS MALAYSIA FORMED TO GIVE THE RYUKYU ISlANDERS WANT GREATER BRITAIN A F'OOTHOLD IN ASIA YOUN~En SET MEASURE or SELF GOVERNMENT SYDNEY (UPI )-- BRIG. GEN. SUADI, \I J\ TOKYO (UPI )-- A JAPANESE GOVERNMENT INDONESIAN AMBASSADOR TO AUSTRALIA, By B WHITE NOTE CRITICAL OF POLICIES OF GENERAL ACCUSED BRITISH TROOPS TODAY OF KILLING "SAFETY FIRST" PAUL CARAWAY, U.S. HIGH COMMISSIONER 10 INDONESIAN GUERRILLAS WHO WERE WITH- PLENTY OF FRESH AIR, SUNSHINE AND TO THE RYUKYU ISLANDS, HAS BEEN GIVEN DRAWING DURING THE RECENT SUMMIT PEACE EXERCISE IS "JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR OR- TO THE AMERICAN EMBASSY IN TOKYO, IT TALKS IN TOKYO, AND OF SUPPLYING ARMS DERED" FOR THE SUMMER PROGRAM ON WAS LEARNED TODAY. TO INDONESIAN TROOPS WHO RECENTL¥ RE- KWAJALEIN, AND THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT THE IT IS ONE OF JAPAN'S STRONGEST AS- BELLED AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT OF P.~S- T[ENS ON THE ISLAND ARE GETTING. SERTIONS SO FAR OF INTEREST IN THE LOCAL "IDENT SUKARNO. LET'S REVIEW SOME OF THE ACTIVIT'tES AFFAIRS OF THE RYUKYUS, INCLUDING OKIN- SPEAKING AT A PRESS CONFERENCE ON GOING ON EVERY DAY. IN THE SPECIAL AWA ISLAND, WHICH THE UNITED STATES HIS RETURN FROM AUSTRALIA FROM JAKARTA, SERVICES SUMMER PROGRAM ARE SOFTBALL, ARMED FORCES WRESTED FROM JAPAN IN BIT- THE AMBASSADOR CHARGED THAT 10 INDO- BASKETBALL, TOUCH FOOTBALL, TRACK, TER FIGHTING NEAR THE END OF WORLD WAR NESIAN GUERRILLAS WERE KILLED BY BRITISH WATER GAMES, VOLLEYBALL, TENNIS, GOLF, I I TROOPS AFTER THEY CROSSED THE MALAYSIAN HORSESHOES, AND OUTDOOR SHUFFLEBOARD. IT COMES AT A TIME WHEN DEMANDS BY BORDER INTO THEIR OWN TERRITORY. ASIDE FROM THESE ARE DAILY DEEP- RYUKYU POLITICIANS FOR A GREATER ~AS- HE ALSO ~AID BRITIAN HAD SUPPLIED MO- SEA FISHING TRIPS, SAILING, SWIMMING, URE OF SELF-GOVERNMENT ARE BUILDING UP DERN ARMS ~ 2,500 INDONESIAN TROOPS SURFING, SKIN DIVING, AND WATER SKI- THE JAPANESE NOTE WAS HANDED AMERICAN WHO RECENT~~ REBELLED IN SOUTH CELEBES. ING. MOST OF THESE ACTIVITiES ARE CHARGE D'AFFAIRES JOHN K EMMERSON ON BRITAIN, SUADI CLAIMED, WAS BACKING READILY AVAILABLE TO ANYONE JUNE 19 BY TAKEO NODA, DIRECTOR OF MALAYSIA TO PROTECT HER "VESTED INTER- ALL OF THESE GAMES AND ACTIVITIES ADMINISTRATIVE AFFAIRS FOR THE OFFICE ESTS " HAVE SET RULES iY WHICH TO FOLLOW TO OF JAPANESE PRIME MINISTER HAYATO IKEDA "THE WHOLE IDEA OF MALAYS I A IS BR IT.. PRe:VENT UNNECESSARY ACC I DENTS AND I N- I T EXPRESSED CONCERN OVER THE RECENT ISH-INSPIRED AND NOT ASIAN AT ALL," JURIES. IT WOULD BE A MOST MISERABLE RESIGNATION OF SEISAKU OTA, CHIEF Ex- HE IDOED. "IT IS TO GIVE BRITAIN SUMMER FOR THE POOR SOUL LAID UP ON ECUTIVE or THE GOVERNMENT OF THE RYUKU- A STRONG rOOTHOLD AND ENABLE A MILI- HIS BACK IN A HOSPITAL. YAN ISLANDS SET UP BY THE UNITED STATES TARY LIFELINE TO THE AREA. RULES ARE MADE FOR YOUR SAFETY, AND TO HANDLE PURELY OKINAWAN AFFAIRS. "IF MALAYSIA IS CREATED, IT SHOULD THE SAFETY OF OTHERS IF RULES ARE ••• BE BY THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE AND NOT FOLLOWED AND CAUTIONS HEEDED, FEWER SENATOR OFFERS PLAN THAT TO PROTECT BRITISH POLITICAL AND ECO- ACCIDENTS WILL OCCUR AND EVERYONE WILL WOULD ELIMINATE MILITARY NOMIC INTERESTS. THIS IS WHAT INDONE- HAVE A PLEASANT SUMMER WASHINGTON (UPI )-- SEN. GAYLOR NELSON, SIA IS OBJECTING TOO ." SO WHEN YOU'RE ON THE ARCHERY RANGE, (DEM , WIS.) OFFER~D A PLAN TODAY WHICH THE RECENT ARIIVAL OF AUSTRALIAN COM- DON'T DRAW THE BOW UNTIL THE RANGE IS HE SAID COULD ELIMINATE THE MILITARY BAT ENGINEERS IN NORTH BORNEO TO BUILD CLEAR, WHEN YOU'RE SAILING DON'T HANG DRAFT BY 1967 ROADS, BRIDGES AND AIRSTRIPS "HAS LEFT YOUR rEET OVERBOARD, AND WHEN SKIN IN A SPEECH PREPARED FOR DELIVERY IN A BAD TASTE IN THE MOUTHS OF ALL INDO- OIVING REMOVE THE DEAD FISH YOU SPEAR THE SENATE, NELSON SAID THE PRESENT SYS- NESIANS." FROM THE WATER TEM "MAKES A MOCKERY or THE IDEA OF •• ••• SO, IN WHATEVER YOU D~ HAVE A GOOD 'UNIVERSAL MILITARY TRAINING'" AND URGED FAMILY FIGHT ENOS WITH PAIR 1".14£ BUT )RE"Eit04~~~ 1i~A,T lSAF'E1jrlf~Sr;i\I-fTY A FULL STUDY WHICH COULD PRESENT CONGRE$S PI;UNGING TO DEATH IN BRONX I~ERYONE'~ JOB JAMD\Q~Nll Y,OU ,(1j~~Ntf.I'>1E WITH AN ALTERNATIVE. NEW YORK-rUPI )-- A YOUNG COUPL E tm~Js ;ll ME ~O"~.Q['(OUR SHARE THE SENATOR SA I 0 THE UN I TED STATES PLUNGED TO THEIR DEATH FROM THEIR BRONX SHOULD FOLLOW THE LEAD OF BRITA1. AND APARTMENT IN THE SUDDEN CLIMAX or A WINNINGS WILL FINANCE TRIP CANADA BY ADOPTING CHANGES WHICH HAVE LONG-STANDING QUARREL. INDIANAPOLIS (UPI )-- MRS. Luz MADE THE DRAFT UNECESSARY IN THOSE POLICE SAID IT APPEARED THAT 19-YEAR- WASHINGTON, WINNER OF $140,000 IN THE COUNTRIES. OLD MRS. NORMAN LOPEZ AND HER HUSBAND, IRISH SWEEPSTAKES, IS PLANNING TO TAKE HIS PLAN INCLUDED: 21-YEAR-OLD RAPHAE~, A CL£RK, TOPPLED HER rOUR YOUNG CHILDREN BACK TO HER --INCREASING MILITARY PAY 3N THE LOW- OUT or [HE~R LIVING ROOM WINDOW WHEN PHILIPPINES HOMELAND TO SEE THEIR ER RANKS AND OTHER INCENTIVES TO EN~IST. THEY LUNGEQ AT EACH OTHER. GRANDPARENTS AND 13 UNCLES ANO AUNTS. --ELIMINATING "ARBITRARY" STANDARDS MRS. LOPEZ WAS KILLED INSTANTLY. HER THE FILIPINO WAR BRIDE HASN'T BEEN BARRING MANY MEN WHO TRY TO ENLIST. HUSBAND DIED IN MORRISANIA HOSPITAL. BACK HOME FOR 18 YEARS TO SEE HER --REDUCING MANPOWER REQUIREMENTS BY POLICE SAID BLOOD WAS SPLATTERED OVER PARENTS AND BROTHERS AND SISTERS HER USING CIVILIANS WHEREVER POSSIBLE IN THE THE WALLS AND FLOOR OF THE APARTMENT HUSBAND, WILLIAM, SAID HE DOESN'T MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT LOPEZ, POL I CE SA 10, HAD SLASHES ON HIS TH I NK HE CAN ARRANGE A VACAT I ON AND --I NDUCT I NG THOUSANDS OF "TEet"'''-J CALl. Y BODY APPARENTLY INFLICTED W.IH A 10- WILL STAY TO CONTINUE WORKING DESPITE UNQUALIFIED" MEN WHO WANT TO ENLIST AND INCH BREAD KNIFE FOUND ON THE LIVIN~ HIGH WINNINGS UPGRADE THEM AFTER THEY ARE IN THE SER- ROOM FLOOR MRS. WASHINGTON, A 44-YEAR-OLD ARMY VICE. • •••• FINANCE CENTER CLERK, INDICATED THAT ••••• CONFERS WITH FRENCH LEADERS BESIDES THE TRIP, HER LIFE WON'T CHANGE POPE CROWNED ONE YEAR AGO PARIS (UPl )-- ISRAELI PREMIER LEVI MUCH BECAUSE OF THE WINDfALL VATICAN C,TY (upr )-- POPE PAUL VI ESHKOL MEETS FRANCE's TOP THREE POLIT- ••• • MARKS THE FIRST ANNIVERSARY or HIS CGR- ICAL FIGURES TODAy--PRESIDENT CHARLES WAS PROTESTING AGAINST SOCIETY O~ATION TOMORROW, GOING TO ST. PETER'S DE GUALLE, PREMIER GEORGE POMPIDOU CRACOW, POLAND (UPI )-- THE ASISSINA- ~ASILICA TO RECEIVE BEST WISHES FROM AND FOREIGN MINISTER MAURICE COUVE DE TION QF PRESIDENT KENNEDY WAS CARRIED CARDINALS, DIPLOMATS AND THE FAITHFULS. MURVILLE. OUT B~ LEE HARVEY OSWALD AS "A SINGLE TOMORROW'S CEREMONIES ARE EXPECTED TO FRENCH OFFICIALS PREDICTED ESHKOL'S ACT OF ONE PERSON PROTESTING AGAINST BE MOSTLY COMMEMORATIVE, ALTHOUGH THE VISIT WILL RESULT IN A RENEWED PLEDGE SOCIETY," ATTr~NEY GENERAL ROBERT PONTIFF MAY TAKE THE OPPORTUNITY TO TO PROTECT ISRAEL'S TERRITORIAL INTE- KENNEDY TOLD CRACOW UNIVERSITY STUDENT~PEAK ABOUT THE PAST YEAR AND HIS HOPES GRITY. TODAY. FOR THE NEXT W,TH THE THIRD SESSION OF ESHKOL ARR I VED YES TERDAY fOR HIS 10 "As YOU KNOW," HE SA 10, "HE WENT TQ THE ECUMEN I CAL COUNC I L NEAR I NG, INFORMED DAY VISIT WHICH WAS DESCRIBED AS pRI- THE SOVIET UNION BUT HE RETURNED FROM ~ATICAN SOURCES SAtD THEY BELIEVE HE MAY VATE BUT THE ISRAELI LEADER, WHO IS THERE DISAPPOINTED AND DISILLUSIONED HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY ABOUT THAT HtSTOR- MAKING HIS FIRST VISIT TO FRANCE SINCE WITH EVERYTHING. HE WAS ANTI-SOCIAL IC GATHERING TAKING OFFICE, WILL CONfER WITH ALL TOP THIS WAS A SINGLE ACT OF ONE PERSON •••••• CABINET MEMBERS INCLUDING DEFENCE M,NIS PROTESTING AGAINST SOCIETY 11 WILL CONSJJDER STRIKE TER PIERRE MESSMER • LONDON (Up, )-- BRITISH TELEVISION FANS ••• •• MINUTEMAN FIRED FROM VANDENBERG COULD MISS SOME OF THEIR FAVORITE PRO- CONSIDER STRIKE TONIGHT VANDENBERG AFB (UPI )-- THE AIR FORCE GRAMS IF 3,000 COMMERCIAL TELEVISION HOLLYWOOD (UPI )-- DIRECTORS OF THE YESTERDAY ROCKETED ITS 50TH MINUTEMAN TECHNICIANS DECIDE TO STRIKE ON WEDNES- SCREEN ACTORS GUILD MET TONIGHT TO SET INTERCONTINENTAL BALLISTIC MISSILE FRO~AY. A STRIKE DATE, POSSIBLY AFTER MIDNIGHT THE WEST COAST--TOWARD AN OCEAN TAR- DELEGATES OF THE ASSOCIATION OF C,NE- TOMORROW, AGAINST TELEVISION FILM PRO- GET MORE THAN 5,000 MILES DOWNRANGE ~ATOGRAPH AND TELEVISION COMMERCIAL NET- DUCERS IN THE PACIFIC ~ORK WERE MEETING TODAY TO DECIDE WHAT A STRIKE WOULD NOT AfFECT MOTION PIC- THE "INSTANT FIRING" MINUTEMAN WAS ~CTION TO TAKE WHEN ITS OLD WAGES AGR[E- TURES OR TELEVISION COMMERCIAL FILMS, BLASTED fROM ITS 85-FOOT DEEP SILO BY ~ENT EXPIRES TOMORROW NIGHT. COVERED BY SEPARATE CONTRACTS. NEITHER A CREW or THE 341sT STRATEGIC MISSILE ••••• WOULD THE STRIKE AFFECT TELEVISION WING FROM MALMSTROM AIR FORCE BASE, AN ORDINARY LEAD PENCIL CONTAINS AT VIEWERS IMMEDIATELY, BECAUSE THE SUMMER MONT IT WAS ARMED WITH A MOCK NUCLEAR ~EAST 25 INGREDIENTS, INCLUDING WAX TELEVISIO~ 5CHEDULE ALREADY IS ON FILM. WARHEAD ROM BRAZIL, CLAY ~ROM ENGLAND, GUM FROM • THE AIR FORCE WOULD NOT DIVULGE DE- RAN, ZINC FROM NEW JERSEY, GRAPHITE Buy U.S. SAVINGS BONDS TCAl.I,S"OF THE FIRING OF THE "INSTANT ROM MEXICO OR CEYLON. ". I BM, INCLUDING HOW CLOSE IT CAME TO ITS IMAGINARY TARGET PAGE 5 TUESDAY 30 JUNE 1964 BALL Pt..AYER AlVUi 5 SECTION I NTEGRATED TEAM PLANS CONTRACTS MENINGITIS sp TO EUROPE CANCELLED BOSTON (UPI)--CLEVELAND IN- PRETORIA (UPI)--SOUTH AFRIC DIAN INFIELDER MAX ALVIS WAS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~TONIGHT "FINALLY AND IRREVOC- STRICKEN WITH SPINAL MENIN- AMER I CA' S MCK I NLEY MOVES I NTO ABLY" CANCELLED A PLANNED Eu GITIS LAST NIGHT, BUT DOCTORS OPEAN T9~ BY AN INTEGRATED SA ID THEY SAW NO NEED OF CAN- WIMBLEDON TENN I S SEN I • F I NA LS TEAM Qr -:'sOUTH AFR I CAN ATHLETES. CELLING THE TRIBE'S UPCOMING THE SOUTH AFRICAN AMATEUR SCHEDULE WIMBLEDON, ENGLAND (UPI)-~DEFENDING TITLE-HOLDER CHARLES ATHLETIC UNION'S DECISION F ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE DISEASE (CHUCK) MCK,NLEY OF SAN ANTONIO, TEX., MOVED INTO THE SEMI- OWED THE INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC \/AS MADE BY BOSTON RED SOX FINALS OF THE W,MBLEDON TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS TODAY BY COMMITTEE'S RULING LAST WEEK TEAM PHYSICIAN DR THOMAS BRUSHING ASIDE ABE SEGAL OF SOUTH AFRICA, 6-3, 6-3, 4-6, THAT SOUTH AFRICA WOULD BE TIERNEY VHO AT THE SAME TIME AND 6-4 BARRED FROM THE TOKYO OLYMPIC DISCOUNTED REPORTS THAT SCH~ MCK,NLEY TOOK ONE HOUR AND 27 MINUTES TO BEAT THE 33- GAMES UNLESS THE GOVERNMENT ULED GAMES BETWEEN THE INDI- YEAR OLD LEFT HANDER, THE FOURTH SOUTHPAW HE'S FACED HERE RENOUNCED APARTHEID IN SPORTS AND AND THE REO Sox TOMORROW THE AMERICAN ACE'S VICTORY RAN TRUE TO FORM -- HE HAD TOO AFTER A THREE HOUR CLOSED AND SUNDAY WOULD BE CALLEDOFF MUCH SPEED, HITTING POWER AND ABILITY FOR SEGAL DOOR EMERGENCY MEETING LAST DR. TIERNEY ORDERED THE CL BUT THE EXPERTS GOT A SHOCK WHEN FOURTH-SEEDED RAFAEL NIGHT OF THE UNION'S GENERAL VELAND PARTY TO RECEIVE MEDI- OSUNA OF MEXICO WAS OUSTED BY UNSEEDED WILLY BUNGERT OF EXECUTIVE, CHAIRMAN MATT MARE CATION HS A PRECAUTIONARY WEST GERMANY 6-4, 6-2, 6-3 ANNOUNCED THAT THE GROUP HAD f'.lEASURE TO PREVENT SPREAD OF "WHAT CAN I SAY," SA I D THE HIGHLY REGARDED OSUNA AFTER UNANIMOUSLY VOTED TO STICH THE DISEASE THE MATCH HIS DEFEAT PROBABLY COST HIM A REPORTED $100, WITH THE CANCELLATION DECISI~ ALVIS, 26, VAS STRICKEN AF- 000 PROFESSIONAL OFFER SOUTH AFRICAN SPORTS ADMIN­ TER HITTING THREE HOME RUNS FRED STOLLE OF AUSTRALIA, SEEDED ~b. 6, REACHED THE SEMI- ISTRATORS ARE AT PRESENT LIN­ IN TWO GAMES AT MINNESOTA FINALS BY BEATING LEFT-HANDED WEST GERMAN ACE CHRISTIAN ING UP IN TWO CAMPS--THOSE W EARLIER THIS WEEK. KUHNKE, 6-3, 7-S, 6-3 HE MEETS MCKINLEY, WHO IS SEEDED WANT TO CARRY OUT THE GOVERN­ No 2, WEDNESDAY. MCK,NLEY BEAT STOLLE IN THE WIMBLEDON MENT'S APARTHEID POLICY TO T~ FOYT LOSES FIRST RACE FINAL LAST YEAR LETTER AND THOSE WHO WANT TO INDIANAPOLIS (UPI)--INDIAN­ TOP-SEEDED ROY EMERSON OF AUSTRALIA MOVED EASILY INTO THE PRESS AHEAD WITH PLANS TO SEN APOLIS 11500 11 CHAMPION A.J. SEMI-FINALS OF THE MEN'S SINGLES COMPETITION TODAY, BEATING THE MULTIRACIAL TEAM ABROAD FOYT YESTERDAY LOST HIS FIRST HIS UNSEEDED COUNTRYMAN BOB HEWITT IN ONLY 62 MINUTES, 6-1, THE SOUTH AFRICAN TEAMWHICH U.S. AUTO CLUB SANCTIONED ~N 6-4, 6-4. INCLUDED TWO AFRICANS, HUM- COCKPIT RACE TO FLYING DON "I PLAYED QUITE WELL TODAY," SAID EMERSON AFTER ONE OF PHREY KHOSI AND BENONI MAAKA, BRANSON, CHAMPAIGN, ILLINOIS, THE MOST DEVASTATING EXHIBITIONS OF THE TOURNAMENT. WAS TO HAVE FLOWN TO EUROPE~ WHEN BOILING HOT GREASE FOR­ EMERSON PUT HIS STAMP ON THE MATCH IN THE IS-MINUTE FIRST JULY 7 TO APPEAR IN THE BRIT- CED HIS CAR OUT OF THE TOP SET IN WHICH HE SWAMPED HEWITT HE BROKE SERVICE IN THE ISH AMATEUR ATHLETICS ASSN TEN AT THr SPRINT CAR FEATURE SECOND GAME IN WHICH HEWITT COMMITTED TWO OF HIS I I GAMES, AT INTERNATIONAL MEET- AT RACEWAY PARK DOUBLEFAULTS AND MADE IT 3-0 BY COMING TO THE NET HE INGS IN IRELAND, OSLO, LISBON THE WIN GAVE BRANSON A LEAD BROKE AGAIN TO LEAD S-I WHEN HEWITT DOUBLEFAULTED AND WAS AND COLOGNE OVER FOYT IN USAC's SPRINT PASSED TWICE COMING INTO THE NET CAR DIVISION POINT STANDINGS. IN THE FINAL GAME OF THE SET HE MOCKINGLY APPLAUDED A NET FOYT STARTED NINTH AND WOR CORD FOR EMERSON HE COULDN'T HANDLE EMERSON'S SERVICE AT ED HIS WAY TO SIXTH PLACE WH SET POINT. WALNUT, CALIFORNIA THE HOT GREASE LEAKED FROM A C.K. YANG, HAMPERED BY A BAD UNIVERSAL JOINT AND SPILLED r---~--~~--~----~------T------~~------~------~RIGHT HAND, FELL SHORT OF HIS ON HIS FOOT HE HAD TO PULL REISZ SWIMS 100 MILES WORLD DECATHLON RECORD TOTAL TO THE PITS WHILE THE CAR YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL "/ 'M GOING TO KEEP ON BUT STILL rOPPED A LARGE FIE~ (UPI)--SAN FRANCISCO, YES- COOLED OFF AND HIS FOOT WAS SWIMMING AND FORGET COUNTIN OF AMERICANS IN THE NATIONAL TREATED TERDAY, CLIMBED INTO FIRST THE MILES," SAID GEORGE AAU DECATHLON TRACK AND FIELD HE PULLED IN 27 PLACE IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE REISZ AfTER HE COMPLETED CHAMPIONSHIPS THAT ENeED YES­ ON THE TH WITH A I TO 0 WIN OVER THE Los LAP AND LOST MUCH TIME BEFORE 100 MILES OF SWIMMING LAST TERDAY ANGELES DODGERS WHILE THE RE-ENTERING THE RACE TO RUN SUNDAY. YANG, WHO TURNS 31 NEXT PHILADELPHIA PHILS WERE SPLIT­ OUT OF THE TOP TEN REISZ IS A DEPARTMEmT HEA MONTH, RACKED UP 8,641 POINTS TING A TWINBILL WITH ST LOUIS THE WINNER'S TIME WAS 44.0 FOR BELL TELEPHONE AND BEGA IN THE TWO-DAY, TEN-EVENT COM THE PHILS TOOK THE OPENER 83 MINUTES AND HIS AVERAGE HIS SWIM ELEVEN MONTHS AGO, PETITION AT MT SAN ANTONIO S TO WHILE THE CARDS CAME SPEED WAS OS. 104 MILES-AN­ ° AUGUST 3 HE REACHED HIS COLLEGE STADIUM THE NATIONAL BACK IN THE NIGHTCAP, TO 2 HOUR, SHORT OF THE RECORD SET 8 SO-MILE MARK ON NOVEMBER 24 1ST CHINESE ATHLETE SET THE CINCINNATI TOOK A PAIR OF LAST YEAR AND CONTINUED ON TO 100 WORLD MARK HERE LAST YEAR OF GAMES FROM PITTSBURGH, 6 TO 2 MILES 9,121 POINTS WHILE COMPETING AND 6 TO S, THE CHICAGO CUBS JUNE SWIMMERS REPORTED AFTER CHECKING WITH OLD­ fOR UCLA AND HOUSTON SPLIT TWO, THE Cu IN THE SPECIAL SERVICES/RED TIMERS ON KWAJALEIN, IT WAS THE CLOSEST U.S. COMPETITOR TAKING THE OPENER 10 TO 2 AND CROSS SPONSORED SWIMMING PRO­ FOUND THAT TO DATE, REISZ WAS PAUL HERMAN OF THE U.S. THE COLTS GRABBING THE 10 INN­ GRAM AT THE DEPENDENTS' POOL IS THE ONLY KNOWN SWIMMER ARMY WHO WAS SEVENTH IN THE ING FINALE, 4 TO I MILWAUKEE FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE, THE TO GO THE DISTANCE OF 100 STANDINGS AFTER THE FIRST BELTED THE NEW YORK METS TWICE FOLLOWING SWIMMERS HAVE COM- MILES FIVE EVENTS, BUT CLOSED OUT 7 TO 6 IN THE FIRST AND 9 TO 0 PLETED THE COURSED INDICATED WITH A 7,794 TOTAL AND HAVE BEEN I SSUED REO Cross I N THE SECOND WANTED. THREE SOFTBALL ANOTHER SERVICEMAN, DON IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE, THE CERTIFICATES: PLAVERS (FAST PITCH) JEISY OF THE CAMP PENDLETON BALTIMORE ORIOLES STRENGTHENED BEGINNER. NANCY GRUNDMAN, 1-PITCHER, l-INFIELDER, MARINES, WAS THIRD WITH 7,768 THEIR GRIP ON FIRST PLACE WITH SUSIE GRUNDMAN, DEBBIE GUETH- A 6 TO 4 WIN OVER WASHINGTON 1-0UTFIELDER; CONTACT POINTS. LEN, TOMMY SHARKO JERRY BLACKWELL IF IN­ HERMAN AND JEISY THUS MADE ADV BEGINNER: NANCY GRUND- THEY NOW LEAD BY FOUR FULL TERESTED~AT EXT. THE U.S. TEAM THAT WILL MEET GAMES 9-573 MANN, DEBBIE GUETHLEN, CURTIS T N Y BETWEEN 0 A.M. AND WITH THE SOVIET UNION IN A HE EW ORK YANKEES DOWNED 4. MILLER, MARILYN RIEGER, EULA D 8 6 DUAL MEET ON JULY 2S-26 IN SEYDA, RITA WATKIN, PEARL YORK ETROIT TO IN THE FIRST LEMA DEFEATS PALMER Los ANGELES INTERMEDIATE. GERYL BO\OI, LEo GAME BUT BOWED TO THE TIGERS (UPI)--TONY LEMA ON THE HERMAN, JEISY AND THE NEXT CYR. SALLY FLOE, CURTIS MILL 6 TO S IN THE SECOND KANSAS FIRST HOLE OF A SUDDEN DEAT FOUR U.S. CITIZENS IN THE JIMMY WEIR C,TY BLANKED THE Los ANGELES PLAYOFF SUNDAY DEFEATED STANDINGS QUALIFIED FOR THE SWIMMER CRAIG Bov, ESCA ANGELS 4 TO 0, MINNESOTA ARNOLD PALMER TO WIN THE FINAL OLYMPIC TRIALS TO BE NAUREEN BRASWELL, CAROLYN CLUBBED THE CHICAGO WHITE SOX $110,000 CLEVELAND OPEN GOL HELD IN THE Los ANGFLES COLI­ GRUNDMANN, JANET GRUNDMANN, 9 TO 3, AND BOSTON SWEPT TWO TOURNAMENT BOTH FINISHED SEUM, SEPT 12 &. 13. PATSY SAMMONS, SCOTT WEIR CONTESTS FROM CLEVELAND, 8 TO THE REGULATION 72 HOLES WIT JR LIFE SAVING: NANCY 5 AND 4 TO 3 210 SCORES LEMA CARDED A YACHT CROSSES LINE NEIIMAN 56 IN THE fiNAL POUND WHILE BERMUDA (UPI)--THE 74-FOOT PALMER HAD A 68. $20,000 SR LIFE SAVING. BARRY CAM­ BON, MARILYN CASBON, MIKE CAS­ B R I TIS H YAW L "T A\oJ AU" CR 0 SSE D WENT WITH THE TITLE ERON, NANCY COHAN, ALBERT BON, 40 MILES -- PAUL BARNETIE, THE ST. DAVID'S FINISH LINE GRUNDlvl"NN, STEVE MICHAEL, TT WEIR; 50 MILES -- ADA IN A THUNDERSTORM YESTERDAY SOFTBALL OFFICIALS MEETING I SCOTT SHELLHORSE ALLEN, H.D. ALLEN, PAUL BARN­ TO BECOME THE SECOND FINISHER A MEETING OF ALL SOFTBALL ! S\'/I'~I &. STAY FIT 20 MILES­ ETTE, P.R. GILL, Jo ANN KASE­ IN THE ANNUAL LISBON-TO-BER­ OFFICIALS WILL BE HELD 'I CORINNE HLH4E, 30 MIU.ES--CINDY HAGEN, WALTER PETERSON, JIMMY MUDA YACHT RACE. THE 68-FOOT THURSDAY, 2 JULY IN THE C SBON, JOHN CASBON, LEW CAS­ (IR, SCOTT WEIR ITIALIAN YAWL "CORSARO" FIN- Sp IAL SERVICES OfFICE AT I 4: P M SHED MORE THAN TWO DAYS AGO. PAGE: 6 ..., , WANTED WOMEN BOWLERS FOR AFTER­ NOTICES NOON LEAGUE ON WEDNESDAY HELP WANTED CONTACT TR. 560 IF INTERES­ REGISTERED NURSE, FULL-TIME TED ;Z~~:'f~!. FOR STATION HOSPITAL, CALL RICHARD~ON YOUNG AND WILLING ADMINISTRATOR AT 2150 FOR TRAINING WHEELS fOR 24" VIRGINIA MASKELL, PAUL ROGERS APPO I NHtENT. BIKE. CALL WILSON AT 2744 A TIMELY, PROVOCATIVE DRAMA Of TODAY'S AfTER 5 COLLEGE STUDENTS WHO ARE OUR NEXT

M. I~T. LINCOLN LABORATORY • 9 ••• ADULTS AND CITIZENS NEEDS STENOGRAPHER OR TYPIST BARGAIN BAZAAR A GOOD OF KIND Y & C No TO WORK O~ ROI NAMUR. FIVE­ THE BARGAIN BAZAAR WILL DAf WEEK, FLIGHT TIME INCLUDED BE OPEN AS USUAL TOMORROW SHOWTIME 7 AND 9 P M I~ PAY COMPUTATION CALL D.C. fROM 10 A.M. TO 2 P.M. YOKWE YUK VIVA LAS VEGAS* MOORE~ j-8-350 DAYS, 2264 EVEN­ ELVIS PRESLEY, ANN-MARGARET II-IGS GLOBAL LEAGUE BOWliNG ELVIS PRESLEY SINGS, ANN-MARGARET DANCES THERE WILL BE BOWLING IN THE GAY AND GLITTERING WORLD Of LAS SALESWOMEN: To WORK FULL-TIME TON I GH TAT 7. 30 P. M• I f VEGAS IN MACytS SEE MR BUTLER AT TAKE COVER SOUNDS BY 1915 THE STORE OR LATER. IF TAKE COVER SHOWTIME 7.30 P M. SOUNDS BEfORE 1915 THE OCEAN VIEW THE RAIDERS TYPISTS AND STENOGRAPHERS LEAGUE WILL BOWL 15 MINUTES BRIAN KEITH, ROBERT CULP ,JEEDED FOR FULL-T I ME (TYP I STS AFTER THE ALL CLEAR. THE ONLY BAND OF MEN TO FIGHT THE U.S. ALSO PART-TIME) POSITIONS NOW ARMY TO A STANDSTILL WAS "THE RAIDERS" AVAILABLE WITH BELL TELEPHONE COSMOPOLITAN CLUB MEETING A & Y & C •• GOOD OF A KIND ILABORATORIES FOR INFORMATION THE COSMOPOLITAN CLUB , CONCERNING SPECIFIC JOB OPPOR­ WILL HOLD A MEETING AT THE SHOWTIME 6'30 AND 8.30 P.M. TUNITIES AND SALARY, CALL USUAL PLACE TOMORROW AT ROXY THE. Y.,ICTORS SUSAN JOHNSON AT 9-468. 7:30 P.M. ONE MOVIE V,NCENT EDWARDS, GEORGE HAMILTON ONLY AT THE STORY Of THE CONQUERING HEROES FOR SALE WHO ONE THE BATTLES OF" THE WAR BUT I BINGO AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB 7 30. iOO PIECE, 8 PLACE SETTI~G, TONIGHT AT 8 P.M. LOST SOMETHING Of THEMSELVES IN THE SIAMESE BRONZWARE DINNER SET PROCESS. fOI SANDS CALL 2461. EPISCOPAL PRAYER SERVICE A .EXCELLENT Y &. C No WILL NOW BE HELD ON SUNDAY SEARS i-TON AiR CONDITIONER, EVENINGS AT 7 P.M. IN THE SHOWTIME 8 P M KWA v CONCITION, $25 CALL CHAPEL. RO I NAMUR THE MOUNTAIN ROAD* 616 OR SEE AT 475-8 ANYTIME ..... JAMES STEWART, LISA Lu THEATER GROUP TO MEET FLAMING SKIES, BLASTED EARTH, THE TANDBERG 'fAi-E RE ORDER, MODEL THERE WILL BE A MEETING TOUCH OF LOVE 64, $220. PHONE 2786 AFTER or THE KWAJALEIN COMMUNITY 5 P M THEATER TOMORROW IN ROOM SHOWTIME 7 30 P M 24 OF THE GEORGE SEITZ COUNTDOWN DARK CITY* Two \~-TON G.E. AiR CONDI­ SCHOOL BEGINNING AT 8 P.M. CHARLTON HESTON, ELIZABETH SCOTT TIONERS. ORIGINAL OWNERS, ELECTION OF THE DIRECTOR No SYNOPSIS AVAILABLE PERFECT CONDITION, $150 EACH. FOR "THE MILKY WAY" WILL *No RATINGS AVAILABLE ,AVAILABLE JULY 4. QTRS. 105-B. BE HELD AND COPIES OF THE PARENTS MAGAZINE MOVIE GUIDE PHONE 535.

LADY'S 26" BICYCLE, KWAJ CONDITION, $5. CALL 2344 ANY­ TIME. QTRS. 490-A.

WHARFDALE W-90 SPEAKERS, $180 EACH. AMPEX TAPE DECK, TEN NOT I CE TO MASTER MASONS If WESTERN POWERS REfUSED TO NOT, DO SO IMMEDIATELY MONTHS OLD, $300. GERRARD THE SQUARE AND COMPASS SUPPORT THE STAGING OF A SEND REQUEST TO BILL JOHN­ RECORD CHANGER, MODEL Rc-88 CLUB WILL MAKE A TRIP TO "LAST CHANCE" INTERNATIONAL SON, JTO. THE TIME IS ...JlTH M-7 CARTRIDGE $60. CALL BIGEJ ON SUNDAY 5 JULY. CONFERENCE TO DISCUSS THE 8 P.M., THE PLACE IS CORAL 9-315 DAYS. YOST. FOR RESERVATIONS, CALL fUTURE or SOUTHEAST ASIA HE SANDS (BACHELORS) BEACH, 2335 OR 2390 WOULD NEGOTIATE DIRECTLY WITH AND THE PRICE IS $2.25 PER BLONDE G E CONSOLE STEREO THE COMMUNISTS. PERSON. IPHONO-RADIO COMBINATION, AM­ NOTICE SIHANOUK SAID If BRITAIN AND IFM, LESS THAN ONE YEAR OLD WILL BABYSIT IN MY HOME THE UNITED STATES CONTINUED AMMUNITION DUMPS DISCOVERED 'CALL 9-504 DAYS. fOR WORKING MOTHER IN- TO HOLD THEIR !lOBSTINATE" KUALA LUMPUR, (UPI)-­ QUIRE AT TR. 569 ATTITUDE REGARDING SUCH A CON­ POLICE DISCOVERED THREE REDUCED PRICE, FULLY EQUIPPED fERENCE HE WOULD GO TO HANOI, ARMS AND AMMUNITION DUMPS CATAMARAN WITH TWO 40-HoRSE­ BRIDGE RESULTS CAPITAL Of NORTH VIET NAM, fOR INDONESIAN SABOTEURS POWER EVINRUDE OUTBOARD MOTORS SUNDAY'S BRIDGE RESULTS OR PEKING TO DISCUSS WITH IN VARIOUS PARTS OF MALAY­ CAN BE SEEN AT MARINE No 51 ARE AS fOLLOWS: NORTH/SOUTH COMMUNIST LEAOERS PLANS TO SIA DURING THE PAST MONTH, CALL 9-497 OR 2379. CLOBuS-JACOBsON, 63.6. ENSURE THE TERRITORIAL IN­ INSPECTOR GENERAL Of MALAY­ ROTH-SHELTON, 53 I POSEY­ TEGRITY Of CAMBODIA. SIAN POLICE C H. FENNER AMPEX T,PE ~C RDER, MODEL BURGLUND, 52 O. EAST/WEST HAS DISCLOSED 12-70, LIKE N~W, NO VISIBLE DEITZ-SCHAFERSMAN, 61 9, MAKES NUDISM MORE POPULAR HE SAID INDONESIAN SABO­ WEAR CALL 2744 AFTER 5. MR.AND MRS SHEEHAN AND LONDON, (UPI)--A NUDISTS' TEURS WERE RESPONSIBLE fOR MR. AND MRS. GENTER TIED GROUP ATTACKED THE BARE-BOSO,~ LAST WEEK'S DERAILMENT OF LOST FOR 54. I fAD TOOAY AS "PURE NONSENSE." A SINGAPORE-BOUND TRAIN ARGUS C-135 CAMERA, BROWN BUT THE CRITICISM DID NOT ABOUT 65 MILES SOUTH OF CASE, LIGHT METER IF fOUND CHILDREN TO GIVE AWAY STOP THE STYLE FROM SPREADING HERE. CONTACT reCER AT 9-8-318 ON PORTSMOUTH, ENGLAND, (UPI) THROUGHOUT EUROPE. REPORTS THE POLICE CHIEF SAID THE Ro I NAMUR --A TRUCK DRIVER SAID TO- FROM AROUND THE CONTINENT BOMBING Of THE BURMESE EM­ DAY HE WANTS TO GIVE AWAY INDICATED THAT TOPLESS DRESS- BASSY HERE EARLIER THIS KITTEN, BLACK-GRAY-WHITE, NINE OF HIS 13 CHILDREN. ES AND BATHING SUITS MAY JUST MONTH ALSO WAS THE WORK 3 ~O~THS OLD CHILDREN'S PET. JIM WARNER, A TRUCK DR1VE~,POSSIBLY BE HERE TO STAY. Of INDONESIAN SABOTEURS. CO,HACT TRo 518 SA 10 HE HA D 'I NO CHO I CEil ER I K HOLM, PRES I DENT 0 f THE SINCE HIS WifE, MARY, A INTERNATIONAL NATURIST FEDER- AMBASSADOR IS STRICKEN ~OUND PART-TIME NURSE, LEFT HOME ATION, SCORNED THE NO-TOP LONDON, (UPI)--AFGHANIS­ RADIO FOUND IN TERMINAL ON APRIL II. DRESSES AS AN INVENTION BY TAN AMBASSADOR TO IRAN SATURDAY iDENTIFY AND CLAIM "iT IS THE LAST THING I IISMALL GIRLS GREEDY FOR SEN- OSMAN AMIR COLLAPSED AND BY Co.LLING 2373 WANT TO DO," WARNER SAID SATION," BUT SAID IT MAY MAKE WAS HOSPITALIZED YESTERDAY III 00 NOT WANT TO BREAK UP NUDISM MORE POPULAR. AfTER SUFFERING AN APPARENT

10 Gt liE AWAY MY HAPPY FAMILY, BUT THERE ••• 0 HEART ATTACK WHEN HE ARRIV- ONE ""A ... ~ CA"t", i YEAR 0 ... 0, IS NOTHING ELSE I CAN DO II "ANY fOOL CAN DRAW ATTENTION ED BY TRAIN fROM PARIS ON ~OOD W.T~ C"I~CREN CALL 2209 TO HIMSELf-BUT NOT RESPECT" A PRIVATE VISIT