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NEWS IN BRIEF U~S~ EXPLODES WARHEAD ON MISSILE NAM THA, L~os -- Rrl8ABLE SOURCES VIJ.l~.-IrNGrOI\J/ MAr 6 {Upn ... -Te-E: UNnED STATES SET OFF" ITS FIRST tvlUSSULE­ SAy COMMUNiS! REBE~S HAVE CAPTURED THE CAR~JED NUCLEAfi WARHEAD 10D~Y, ~4JNCHVNG !T HIGH iNTO THE PACIFIC SK~ FROM GOVERNMENT STRONG~OLD Of NAM THA iN A POLAR~S SUBMARIN~o

NORTHERN LA05 0 THE U.S o STATE DEPART­ ~~ ft ~OJNT ANNO~NCEMENT, 'HE A70~DC ENERGY COMMISSION AND THE DEFENSE MENT HAS CONfBRMED THE REPORTe UNDER DEPAR"ME'~J SAID '7!--( WE.APOt'-l wA'S DE ""0I\'A1TD A- ABOLIl 7~45 PeM. (2345 GMT)

HEAVY ARTI~LERY, THE REBELS fORCED D~ l~E CHRisr~AS ISLA~D T~STI~G AR[A Q IT WAS THE fiFTH IN AMERICA's

THE FIVE-rHOUSAND MAN GOVERNMENT RENEw[D ArMOSP~E~iC WEAPONS 1ESTS o GARRISON TO FLEE. TWELVE UeS. M3L­ r~E ANNOUNCEMEN 7 DlD ~Ol DISCLOSE ~~E ALTITUDt OR FORCE OF THE E~PlosnON~ ITARY ADV"SORS flED BY HELnCOPTER IT HAS BEEN ANNOUNCED PRLV'OUSLY, HOWEVEP} T~AT THE POLARIS MISSilE CAN PACK iN THE FACE OF ONE Of THE MOST iNTEN­ A PUNCH fQUiVAlEN1 TO 500,000 IONS OF TNTo SIVE ATTACKS OF THE WAR8 ONE OF TH( BiG AiMS IN THE CURRENT TESTS .S TO GIVE THE UoSo NUCLEAR ARSENAL MOq£ DESTRUCTIVE POwER PER POUND o WASHftNG10N -- THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF IHF FOvR PRr~¥OU5 SHOTS IN lH~ StRIES, ONE EQUALLED ONE TO FIVE MILLION HAS CHARGEw CO~~UNiST REBELS ~N TO~S O~ TNTo THE OTHERS, ACCORDING LAOS WITH ViOLATiNG THE ONE-YEAR-OLD T------~ TO AEC ANNOUNCEMENTS, WERE LESS THAN CEASE-fiRE UN THAT COUNTRYUS CIVIL OAS BOMBS GIRLS SCHOOL A MEGAfON BUT MORE T~AN 20 KilOTONS-­ WARo TODAY, THE REBELS CAPTURED AND BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN AROUND 100, ANOTHER GOVERNMENT POST, NAM THAo IN ALGIERS 000 TONS. THURSDAY, THEY CAPTURED 1HE STRATEG~C ALGIERS, ALGERiA, MAY 6 (uP!)-­ THE TESTS, CALLED OOERATION DOMINIC, TOWN OF MUONG S'NGo U.S o MSLBTARY EUROPEAN EXTREMDS1S TO~AY BOMBED TWO BEGAN APRIL 25 WITH ONE OF THE SMALlER­ SOURCES AND THE LAOTUAN GOVERNMENT HiGH SCHOOLS FOR GIRLS IN ALGRERS YEILD WEAPONS DROPPED fROM A PLANE e SAY TROOPS THAi TOOK MUONG SiNG WERE AND STAGED OTHER TERROR~ST ATTACKS POLARIS MISSILES OF THE SORT PRESUM­ CH9NESE COMMUNiST u BUl fHERE HAS UN CONTDNUED DEFiANCE Of THE STEPPFD­ ABLY USED IN TODAY'S TEST HAVE A RANGE BEEN NO CONF!RMATION THAT TROOPS UP FRENCH MllBTARY DRiVE TO SMASH THE OF 1,200 Mtl(So BUT IT SEEMED CERTAIN WHO TOOK NAM THA, ONLY TWO MiLES FROM SECRET AQMY ORGAN~ZAT~ON (OAS)o THE ROCKET WAS SENT HIGH INTO lHE AIR, CHINA'S BORDER, WERE CHiNESE. THE WESTERN PORT CUTY Of ORAN, RAT~ER THAN OVER A B~TTLE TRAJ~CiORY) ANOT~ER OAS STRONGHOLD, WAS REPORTED TO KEEP IT WITHaN THE TEST RANGE. PALM BEACH, FLORIDA -- PRESIDENT QUIET DUR!NG THE DAY" !~, RECENT DAYS, A~ AEC SPOKESMAN SAID THE MISSILE KENNEDY HAS LErT fOR WASHINGTON AFTER HOWEVER, OAS COW-1ANDOS HAVE STRUCi< WAS FIRrD FROM THE ETHAN ALLEN, ONE A RAINY WEEKEND AT HIS FATHER'S SEA­ UNDER coveR OF NIGHlv or THE U.S. NAVY'S flEET OF NUCLEAR SIDE HOME IN PALM BEACH, tLORIDA o BUT AT II AuMu ~HE BODY OF A 22- POWERED SUBMARINES CAPABLE OF CARRY­ VEAR-OLD EUROPEA~ YOUTH WAS DUMPED ING 16 POLAR IS MISSltES EACH. OVIEDO -- A GOVERNME~r LABOR FROM A CAR O~ THE PAVEMENT OF" A DOWN­ THE WEAPONS ARE BOOSTED BY COMPRESSED OFFICHAL HAS MET WITH UNION OFF~C»ALS TOWN ORAN BOULEVARD6 ON YIS BACK AIR TO THE OCEAN'S SURFACE, WHERE THE TO TRY TO END SPAIN'S WORST LABOR WAS A SiGN SAYSNG~ "THE OAS .S wATe/;­ MISSILErs LIQUID FUEL IS IGNITED TO CRISIS SONCE THE CIVIL WAR 28 YEARS ING. THBS MAN WAS AN INFORMER." HURL 11 TOWARD THE TARGETo

AGO o ABOUT 8o-TrlO~SAND WORKERS ARE POLICE S~'D T~E OAS MURDERED THE 000 ••• ON STRIKE IN THE COUNTqy'S ThREE YOUTH APPARENTLY BECAUSE HE HAD GiVEN SEATTLE, MAY 6 ~UPI)--SWEDISH WEEK LEADiNG MiNING AND BNDUSTRIAL PROV­ INfORMATION TO THE GENDARMES o AT THE WORLD'S FAIR ENDED IN A SWIRL INCES o AT LEAST 90 PERSONS ARE RE­ PLASTHC BO~BS --~AVORiT[ WEAPON OF COLOR HERE YESTERDAY BEFORE THE PORTED TO HAVE BEEN ARRESTED AS LEAD­ Of THE "FRENCH ALGERIA" UNDERGROUND-­ LARGEST SINGLE DAY CROWD OF THE YOUNG ERS or THE WALKOUTS o STRIKES ARE BADLY DAMAGED THE PA5TFUR SCHOOL EXPOSITION. ILLEGAL IN SPAIN o rO~ GIRLS ~N DOWNTOWN ALGUERS AND THOUSANDS OF SPECTATORS FROM AMONG THE SAVORGNAN DE BRAZZA SCHOOL KN THE TkE 75,739 WHO TOURED THE FAIR WATCHED

PARIS -- PARIS POLICE HAVE CAPTURED SUBURB u~ BAB-EL-OUED o THERE W~RE NO SWEDES AND AMERICANS PERFORM A SERIES THE LEADER Of THE SECRET ARMY ~N REPORTS OF BNJURIES o OF FOLK DANCES IN THE NATIVE COSTUMES tRANCE, ANDRE CANAL, A SHORT, PUDGY, THE BO~B8NGS WERE A CONTUNUATiON or OF SWEDENo ONE-EYED MAN KNOWN AS "THE MONOCLEo" A LONG SERiES OF OAS ATTAC~S ON HERMAN KLING J SWEDISH MINISTER OF

HE WAS CAPTURED ON A PAR8S SIDEWALK SCHOOLS AND UN IV ERS iTY BU ULD i NGS 0 JUSTICE, SEVERAL MEMBERS OF THE SWEDISH BY FOUR SPECIAL POLICE AGENTS DiS­ MOST or THE ALGjERS SCHOOLS HAVE BEE~ CABINET AND WASHINGTON GOV. ALBERT ~UISED AS HOUSE PAINTERS. HE WBlL CLOSED fOR SEVERAL WEEKS& D. ROSELLINI WATCHED THE DANCINGe PROBABLY BE CONFBNED iN THE SAME TERRORiST ATTACKS ELSEWHERE LEFT A HIGHLiGHT OF THE FINAL DAY OF" THE PARIS PRISON AS TYE TWO lOP LEADERS F~VE DEAD AND fOUR WOuNDED) BRUNGJNG WEEK WAS A MOCK SWEDISH COUNTRY WEDDING OF THE OAS WHO WERE CAPTURED EARLIER. THE TOLL SINCE JANe I TO 4,298 KILLED IN WHICH TWO Of SWEDEN'S MOST REvrRED AND 8,719 WOUNDEDo A 60-YEAR-OLD COUN1RY FIDDLERS TOOK PARTe ROME -- FOREIGN MINISTER ANTONIO EUROPEAN WOMAN WAS fOUND STABBED fO KNIS KARL ARONSSON, PRESIDENT OF SEGNI HAS BEEN ELECTED PRESIDENT OF DEATH AT HER FARM AT BERARD, 30 ~iLES SWEDEN'S NATIONAL FIDDLERS ASSOCIATiON ITALY ON THE NINTH BALLOT o FROM ALGJERS 8 'T ""AS BEL iEVrD SHf AND SPARS ANDERS OLSSON, PAST DIRECTOR PARLIAMENT IN ROME WAS DISRUPTED WAS A Y1Cl1M O~ MOSlfM RETAlUA110N& OF THE RATTVIK FIDDLERS TEAM JOINED IN EARLeER WHEN FIST FIGHTS BROKE OUT o " e " 0 to • THE COLORFUL CEREMONY ON THE fLOOR AND ~Hi NINTH BALLOT NEW DrkHI, MAY 6 (UPI)--COMMUN~$l MASSED CHORAL GROUPS FROM THE PACIFIC WAS POSTPONED FOR SEVERAL HOURS. THE CHINA HAS WARNED INDIA OF DIRE CON­ NORTHWEST AND CANADA SALUTED BOTH SWEDEI RACE WAS HOTLY CONTESTED AND AT TBMES SEQUENCES IF Ii REFUSED TO WITHDRAW AND THE UNITED STATES BY SINGING THE SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC LEADER GUISEPPE MILiTARY POSTS FROM N)lHERN LADHA~e NATIONAL ANTHEMS Of THE TWO COUNTRIES. SARAGAT CAME CLOSE TO VICTORY e A CHINESE NOTE WARNED THAT SHOULD MORE BALLOTS WERE REQUIRED TO ELECT THE INDIAN GOVERNMENT REFUSE TO WITH~ A PRESIDENT THIS TIME THAN AT ANY DRAW ITS "AGGRESSIVr POSTS" AND TO OTHER PRESIDENTIAL CONTEST SINCE CONTINUE TO CARR~ our "PROVOCATIONS" KWAJALEIN WATER WORLD WAR TwOo SEGNB W8LL SUCCEED AGAINST CHUNESE POST~ INDIA WILL HAVE USED 5/6/62 RETIRING PRESIDENT GRONCHi o TO ASSUME FULL RESPONSIBILITY FOR TOTAL BASE CONSUMPTION - 205,100 "ALL CONSEQUENCE5 o " GALLONS DALLAS -~ rORMER GENERAL EDWiN THE WARNING WAS CON1AINED IN A NOTE PER CAP!TA - 79.7 WAlKER--WHO FINISHED SIXTH IN A FIELD DATE APRIL 30, WHICH HAS NOT YET BEEN TOTAL IN STORAGE - 8,580,000 OF SIX FOR THE TEXAS DEMOCRATiC PUBLISHED OFrlCIALLY e NOMINATION fOR GOVERNOR---YOWS TO PRIME MiNISTER JAWAHARLAl NtHRU DAILY WATER METER READINGS CONTINUE HIS FIGHT AGAINST COMMUNISM. LAST WEtK GAVE A SUM~ARY or THE NOTE HOUSING OCEAN 19,600 GALLONS As HE PUT IT •• o"WEVVE HAD A LOT OF IN PARLIAMENT. Hr S~ID INDIA WOULD HOUSING LAGOON 43,700 GALLONS SUPPORT AND I WILL CONTINUE TO FIGHT NOT WITHDRAW 115 POSTS fROM lADHAK YOKWE YUK CLUB 25,300 GALLONS FOR OUR CAUSEo" THE TWO ME~ WHO Bl~JND C~INEsr LINfS AND WAS PREPARED MESS HALL 10,]00 GALLONS FiNiSHED AT THE TOP IN THE CONTEST TO M(ET AN~ THREATo LAUNDRY 5,400 GALLONS FACE EACH OTHER IN A RUN-OFF JUNE THE LAtEST CHINEse NOTE Accusro POWER PLANT 36,600 GALLONS 2ND. THEY ARE AN ENEMY OF THE NEW INDiA OF IGNORING PEIPING'S PROPOSAL WEST END OF ISLAND 19,600 GALLONS FRONTIER, JOHN CONNALLY, AND A FRiEND TO MAINTAIN THE STATAS QUO, AND WiTH­ or rYE NEW FRONTIER, DON YARBOROUGH o DPPW PRMED PERSONNEl o PAGE' 2 'iOUPG ( L\SS fv10f'IDAY 7 MAY

PUfi ISi-I[l1 AT THE DIRECT rON OF THE BY FATHER M:CARTHY COMMANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC MISSILE CHAPLA IN'S CORNER RANGE FACILITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL IN REPORTI~r THt e~lTLE OF BIBR~CTE, AND HOW THE HELVETIANS WERE FOOLED BY ISLANDS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU AN APPARENT RO~A~ RETREAT, CAESAR REMARKED THAT MEN ALMOST FREELY BELIEVE OF WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-59-4176-c WHAT THEY WANT TO. WE PUT IT: 'THE WISH IS fATHER TO THE lHOUGHT~ IF WITH THE TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXAS. YOUR THINKING FGLlOWS (OUR FEELINGS, tF YOUR IDEAS FOLLOW YOUR EMOTIONS, THERE'S SOMETHING WRONG o THE THING THAT MAKES A MAN A MAN IS THE ABiliTY T~ HOURGLASS IS PUBL ISHED DA I LY TO THINK AND TO ACl WITH CAUSE, THE ABiliTY TO REASON AND TO ACT WITH PURPOSE .. MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE ~ASCAL'S 'THE HEART HAS REASONS THAT FOR NOTICES IS 4 P.Mo DAY BEFORE FLOATING ARMS DEPOTS PLAN THE REASON KNOWS NOT OF v SOUNDS GOOD, PUBLI~ATleN. DEADLINE FOR NE~ ITEMS BUT IT ISN'T TRUE. IF YOUR HEART LEADS IS 10 AoMo DAY OF PUBLICATfeN u UNDER CONSIDERATION BY U.S. YOUR HEAD, YOU ARE BLIND.. To SAY' I ATHENS, MAY 6 (UPI)--l~E UNBTED FEE l THAT. u' I NSTEAD OF 'I BE l i EVE" THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT STATES WAS REliABLY REPORTED TODAY THAToo.' IS TO PUT YOUR EMOTIONS IN TO EDIT ALL COPY RECEIVED FOR EXPERiMENTING WiT~ T~E !DEA OF FLOAT­ CHARGE, FOR THE FIRST 3S OF THE HEART, ~UBLICATION/.) ING ARMS DEP01S !N SJUTHEAST ASBA THE SECOND OF THE HEADo AS PART OF THE REVISED AMERICAN WE liVE BY RULES, NOT DESIRES; WE EDITOR - JOHN C. COLEMAN STRATEGY OF I~CREASED FORCES MOBiliTY. FULFILL DUTIES, NOT WISHES. WHEN WE THE UNiTED STATES WAS UNDERSTOOD CHANGE A DUTY TO FIT OUR DESIRES, ALREADY TO HAVE INCREASED SUBSTANTiALLY WHEN WE ADJUST A RULE TO FIT OUR lBVES, SOVIET PEOPLE JUST TOLD THE MOBILITY OF AMERlCAN FORCES o WHAT WE DO IS NOT RATIONAL, IT IS EMO­ OF INDIA-CHINA BORDER FEUD UoSJ AIRlllFT CAPACITY ~OR MOVEMENT TIONAL. Moscow, MAY 6 (UPI)--THE SOVIET OF TROOPS WiLL BE TRESLED iN THE PER!OD ONE CAN THUS REACH JUSTIFICATION-­ 0 PEOPLE WERE INFORMED FOR THE FiRST 196 i .. 1965 r OF SELF TIME YESTERD~Y THAT COMMUNIST CHINA iT WAS UNDERSTOOD RT IS NOW POSSIBLE THERE ARE BUT TEN RULES MOST COMMONLY' AND ~NDIA ARE ENGAGED !N A NEW BORDER TO MOVE TWO FULL DHVHSIONS iNTO WEST­ CHANGED, ADJUSTED, ALTERED, REWRITTEN I DBSPUTE. ERN EUROPE IN A MATTER OF DAYS. THESE AND REQUOTED: THE TEN GOD WROTE IN T~E DISPUTE -- BETWEEN THE KREMLIN'S WOULD THEN BE EQUiPPED WITH SOME 150, MEN'S MINDS AND ON TWO TABLETS OF LARGEST AL~Y AND 8TS FAVORiTE NEUTRAL 000 lONS OF EQUIP~ENT, ALRE~DY AVAIL- STONE ON A MOUNTAIN BETWEEN EGYPT AND -- PREViOUSLY HAS BEEN iGNORED BY AeLE THERE, WHiCH HAS BEEN STORED iN PALESTINE. THE SOVIET PRESS& STRATEGICALLY DiSPERSSD DEPOTS~ .0.00. BUT YESTERDAY THE NEWS WAS GIVEN THIS EQUi~~~NT WAS ~OVED TO EUROPE TO RUSSIANS OvER A NATION-WIDE RADIO LAST FALL OVER A PERiOD OF S!X TO NATION WIDE SEARCH FOR AND TELEVISION HOOKUP BY PURAN CHANDRA EHGHT WEE!

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LEHI V E~ARKS ON FATHER FEY OPERATION KvvAJ KARN I VAL KOM I NG 18$000 MILE TRIP THE RESIDENT MA~AGFR TeC~To HAS THE PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE FACILiTY REDONDO BEACH, CALifORNiA, MAY 5 RECElVED WORD THAT FATHER FEY's WILL SPONSOR A CARNiVAL ON !, 2, AND (UPI)~-THE $50,000 RAfT LEHI V, WITH RIGHT CAROTiD ARTERY OPERATION WAS 3 JUNE FOR THE BENEfiT OF THE NAV~ ~ A CREW Of SBX MEN AND TWO WOMEN EM~ SUCCESSFUL AND HE IS IN EXCELLENT REliEF SOCIETY, IN PAST YEARS THiS BARKED TODAY ON THE fiRST lEG Of AN HAS BEEN A HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL EVENT, 18,000-MILE, F!VE-YEAR VOyAGE AROUND COND IT 10No THE SECOND OPERATBON ON THE LEFT PROVIDING A SUBSTANTiAL DONATION THE WORLD~ o TO NAVY RELIEF AS WELL AS PROViDING THE 20-BV-4o-FOOT RAFT WAS TOWED CAROTID Wftll BE PREFORMED TOMORROW ENTERTAiNMENT AND RECREATiON FOR fROM KING HARBOR HEPE AND WAS SET ISLAND RESIDENTS. CONTRACTOR ORGAN­ ADRiFT IN THE JAPANESE CURRENT, WIT~ iZATIONS HAVE BEEN CONTACTED THROUGH ITS FIRST STOP SCHEDULED TO BE SAN THEIR SPONSORING AGENCY AND iNV6TED D!EGO, CALBFORNUA, SOME 125 MILES WELCOME ABOARD TO PARTICIPATE WITH CONCESS~ONS AND SOUTH OF HEREo ABOUT 100 PERSONS PASSENGERS ARRBVHNG ABOARD THE DiSPLAYS. WllNESSED T~E DEPARTUREo TIA CONTRACT CARRiER FLIGHT THIS ALL CLUBS AND OTHER PRIVATE ORGAN­ OCEANOGRAPHY EQUiPMENT WILL BE IZATiONS ARE MOST CORDIAllY INVITED iNSTALLED ABOARD THE RAfT AT SAN MORNING WERE AS FOLLOWS: TCT - MRS. MA3EL SEftA-BNB AND TO SPONSOR DISPLAYS OF THEIR ACTIV!TES DIEGOo R. HER CHQlDREN CHARLES AGE FRANK AND TO OPERATE CONCESSIONS. FOR THE HEAD OF THE EXPEDBTKON IS 3, AGE AND BEATRICE AGE II ARRIVED DETAilS CONTACT MRo R. H. SPENCER, CAPTo DE VERE BARKER, 46, WHO SAiD 8 EXTENSION 371, OR CDRo LOGAN USN, THE PURPOSE OF THE VOYAGE WAS TO TO JOIN FRANCIS H. SERAFINI. THEY EXTENSION 362. THIS EVENT PROVIDES ATTEMPT TO TRACE AN ACIENT JEWiSH Will RESHDE iN QUARTERS 451-Ao DONALD A FINE OPPORTUNITY TO INFORM THE TR!BE BELiEVED TO HAVE SETTLED iN D~ MULLER WAS A NEW ARRIVAL. JOHN Go ENAMOTO, EDWARD G$ PEDRO, FAHSTO COMMUNITY OF YOUR ACTiViTiESo CENTRAL AMERICA ~OME 2,000 YEARS AGO No ARiOLA, CENON E. ASUNCION, JACK 000000 BY DRIFTiNG iN OCEAN CURRENTS~ KUMMER RETURNED ALSO ABOARD THE RAFT WERE BARKER~S Go o W!FE, NONA, h3, AND RAFT CAPTo JOSEPH USN - PAUL T. KORNMAN JR", A CIVllIA~ ROD AND GUN CLUB HERE fOR PMR,HIS WIFE DOLORES, SON StAFERN, 63, AND HIS WIFE; FiRST THE FIRST KWAJAlEIN INVITATIONAL MATE DONALD McFARLAND, BACTERIOLOGiST JOHN AGE I AND SON PAUL AGE 3 WERE NEW PISTOL TOURNAMENT WAS HELD YESTERDAy I DONA LD JOHNSON, 48, SEAMAN GEORGE ARRiVALS THIS MORNING. THEY WILL AfTERNOON NINETEEN SHOOTERS PARTiC­ NAONH AND THE BAKER'S SON-IN-LAW, RESIDE IN QUARTERS 431-A. LAWRENCE o IPATED IN THE G22 CAL NATIONAL MATCH ED HALFACRE, 26, A LONG BEACH STATE E. CARTER PRI AND R. Ro RUDE A RESEARC~ ANYLiST ARE NEW ARRiVALS. COURSE" GALE WALKER, LINDEN FLIGHT COLLEGE STUDENT~ SERVICE, WAS HIGH MAN fOR THE DAY OTHER CREWMEN Will JOHN THE LEH! V USA - LT. COLo BELMONT FORSYTHE IS WiTH 272 OUT Of A POSSiBLE 300 POiNTS o AT VAR!OUS SiAGES OF THE TRiP o HERE TDY", THEY iNCLUDE A NAVIGATOR AND PHY­ MASSART INC.~ JAMES Mo SOSAKi FRANK KACZENSKI, ALSO OF LFS, WAS RETURNED. SECOND WITH JOE ESPIRITU, BILL CHIATRaSl o BAKER, A MORMON ELDER, SAID THE CHANCE VOUGHT - TAMOTSU IWAMOTO FIORENTINO, DON THOMFORD, So KALE!OHI, FRED HAZARD AND JIM ~iR CLOSE BEHINDo LEHI WOULD GO THROUGH THE PANAMA RETURNED. CANAL, DRIFT TO NEW YORK CITY, THEN 14TH NAVAL DISTRICT - OTIS S. MRS NOLA KNIGHT WAS HUGH LADY SHOOTEF NAKAMURA AND GARY Lo Ko CHONG AND LUNDEN RONE WAS HIGH SCORING ACROSS 1 HE AT LANT n C TO EUROPE Q IT WiLL PASS THROUGH THE SUEZ CANAL ARRiVED FOR TOY. JUNIOR o WELCOME ABOARD~! THE RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS MATCH BEFORE ARR'V~NG AT THE PO)NT IN THE WIll BE USED TO ESTABLiSH HANu!CAPS PERSiAN GULF WHERE I I WaLL TRACE I THE VOYAGE OF THE ANCIENT JEWiSH SO THAT All SHOOTERS, REGARDLESS Of EXPERIENCE, MAY COMPETE ON EQUAL TERMS) TRiBEo FROM THE PERSiAN GULF THE LEH! V PERSONN:L LEAVE THE ROD AND GUN CLUB PLANS TO HOLD MONTHLY TOURNAMENTS WITH AN OPEN Wijll HEAD FOR THE INDIAN OCEAN, PERSONNfL lEAVING ON THIS EVENINGuS INVITATION TO ALL ORGANHZATiONS TO CHINA SEA AND THE PACIFIC OCEANo TIA CONfRAcr CARRIER rL~GHT WILl BE ENTER FOUR MAN TEAMS o THE COURSES AS FOLLOWS: OF FIRE WILL BE EXPANDED TO iNCLUDE USN - RMC AND MRS o HICKEY ARE PLAN­ MATCHES IN .38 AND c45 AS WEll AS ING 30 DAYS lEAVE IN SONORA, CALIF­ BLACK SPANIEL CAUSES UPROAR 022 CAL. ORNBA AND MARIENETTE" WiSCONS!N~ CAL THE CLUB SHOOTS EVERY SUNDAY AT BLANTYRE, NYA5AlAND, MAY 5 (UPI)~­ HiCKE't is FORME.RLY OF THE KWAJAlUN 1030 AND ALL SHOOTERS ARE WElCOME o A BLACK SPANIEL PUppy ~AMED "BANDA" NAVY COM~UNJCATlONS D.V!SiON AND ~s HA5 BECOME THE CENTER Of A NYASAlAND PLANN~NG TO REPORT ABOARD THE U.S~S. POLITICAL BATTlEo h~Ncork FOR DUTY FOLLOWING HiS LEAVEo "BANDA" IS THE NAME BRITISH-BORN Tf 'E. HAj\jCOCI\ v S HOME PORT RS ALAi,lEDA" NO FALLOUT ON KWAJALEIN TYPIST MISS JEAN TURNER GAVE TO HER C~LIFORNiAo MARILYN HICKEY I~ FORMEP WORD HAS BEEN RECEIVED FROM MRo PET DOG o IT IS ALSO THE NAME OF 5Th ~ MEMBER OF THE HOURGLASS e BUD BOYD Of THE UoSo WEATHER BUREAU ORo HASTINGS BANDA, THE LEADER OF CRAIG AND CO. - EqNEST SOARES AND HERE THAT THE PMR WEATHER STATiON NYASAlAND'S GOVERNING MALAWI CONGR_5S ROBEl T NAKASATO AR.£ HE ADED F OR THE l R KWAJAlEiN HAS BEEN EQUIPPED WITH A PARTY o HOMES ~rj HONOLUlU~ "RADIATION RECORDER" WHiCH KEEPS AlEKE BANDA (NO RELATION TO THE PMZ ~JAMES t(AWLl.t-1URA ! S PLANNiNG TRACK Of THE AMOUNT OF RADIATION POLITICIAN), THE EDITOR Of THE MALAWI fO RrS1DE ON lHE MAINLANDo PRESENT ABOARD THE STATION. NEWS, SAID HE WAS WALKING PAST A MASSART EMPLOYEE WAl rCR !\OJ I RO, SEVERAL RESIDENTS HAVE EXPRESSED BLANTYRE APARTMENT BUilDiNG RECENTLY LEAVES THiS EVENiNG TO RESiDE O~ THE CONCERN OVER THE POSSIBILITY OF FALL­ WHEN HE HEARD A GROUP Of CHILDREN MA!NLAND. OUT ON THE ISlAND o MR. BOYD SAID CALLING THE SPANIEL "BANDA." ~ONDEEN - Ro EUGENiO AND So EUGENIO THE "RECORDER" HAS BEEN IN OPERATION INCENSED, THE EDITOR ASKED THE NAME ARL RETURNiNG TO THEIR HOMES iN FOR SOMETIME, AND NO RADIATION FROM Of THE DOG'S OWNER, THEN TOOK TyPE­ riONO UJ LU .. THE TEST HAS BEEN RECORDED HERE SO WR!TER IN HAND TO WRiTE: YOKWE YUK!! "THIS IS AN iNSULT AND A SERIOUS FARo "THERE IS ONLY THE VERY WEAK MATTER.ooWE HAVE NOW GOT POLITiCAL BACKGROUND RADIATION fROM COSMiC RAYS WHICH IS NORMAL AND NOT HARMfUL,," POWER IN OUR HANDS G WE WOULD NOT YOKWE YUK CLUB BRIDGE HE SAID" LiKE TO USE iT IF WE CAN AVOID IT NORTH SO~TH HIGH WERE ED BpUER AND THE RECORDER IS WORKING 24 HOURS BUT OF SOME PEOPLE THINK THEY CAN WADE LAMMING IN THE YOKWE YUK DUPli­ A DAY, AND KEEPS RECORDS Of THE STILL Ill-TREAT OUR PEOPLE AND INSULT CATE BRIDGE GAMES LAST NIGHTo SECOND RADIATION MEASUREMENT IN THE AREA OUR LEADER WiTH IMPUNITY, THEy'LL HIGH WERE LiZ AND GEOFFREY RAYMER o AT ALL TIMES o ISLAND RES!DE.NTS WilL Bt SORRY FOR THEMSELVES o " THIRD WERE OTiS WINfiELD AND JIM BE INfORMED IF THE COUNT GOES UP, MiSS TURNER SAiD IT PROPMTED A W! NG Q BUT SO FAR, MR. BOYD STRESSED, VaSIT BY MALAWi PARTY OFFICIALS, EASr WEST HIGH WERE COMMANDER '~HERE HAS BEEN NO RECORD Of ANY FALL OUT WHO PERSUADED HER TO CHANGE THE DOG'S POUDROUZEK AND DUTCH MEYERHOLTZ o ANYWHERE IN THE AREAo" NAME TO "MICKEY o" SECOND wERE ALiCF TOLMAN AND AISLEE "YOU?VE NO IDEA THE TROUBLE THATiS DE S07A. THiRD WERE GLADYS RONE BLOWN UP OVER THBS," SHE SAiDo "I A1'>ID fAUl WEAVER o LOST TOLD THE OFF IC!AlS THAT IN BRiTAIN PAIR OF BIFOCALS IN BROWN lEATHER WE CAN CALL OUR DOGS "CHURCHill" C~SEo FINDER PLEASE CALL MRo SOULE WITHOUT ANY OFfiCiAL RFAC1BON o BUT J 63 OR 23450 THEY TOLD ME, ~THIS is NYASALAND, CONSERVE WATER 9 NOT BRITAIN o " V PAGE 4 ~OURGlASS MoNDAY 7 MA ""-- I Qt)2 ------1 WEST GERMANY DOESN'T WANT GENERAL MESS MENU A-BOMBS OrflCIAL SAYS TUESDAY, 8 MAY 1962 WASHINGTON, MAY 6 (UPI) WEST GERM~N BREAKFAST DINNER SUPPEi; HAS NOWH,CH TO BE A SEPARATE NUCLEAR CHILLED FRUIT J01CE CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP HEARTY SOUP POWER I ,SELF, OR EVEN A NUCLEAR POWER CHILLED STEWED PRUNES BOILED SUGAR HAM W/PINEAPPLE BAKE~ SWISS STEAK W!ONION ~ITHIN NATO, FORMER GERMAN FOREIGN N HOT & COLD CEREAL & RAIS'''J SAUCE CREAMED WHIPPED POTATO~~ MINISTER DR HEINRICH VON BRENTANO GRILLED LUNCHEON MEAT BUTTERED WHOLE POTATOES SAUTE 6RUSSEL SPROUTS DECLARED IN A TELEVISION INTERVIEW EGGS TO ORDER BOSTON BAKED BrANS STEAMED RICE TODAY HOME FRIED POTATOES BUTTERED A~PARAGUS SALAD BAR & DRESSING BRENTANO SAID WEST GERMANY, AS STEAMED RICE STEAMED RICE ApPLE PIE W/CHEESE D_FENSE MINISTER STRAUSS HAD SAID BEAR CLAWS LETTUCE & TOMATO SALAD ICED TEA WiLEMON ,ECENTLY, WAS SATISFIED THAT PRESIDEN HOT TOAST, BUTTER & JAMBAKED CABIN PUDDING CHILLE.D MILK KENNEDY SHOULD CONTINUE TO HAVE THE CHILLED MILK COLD DRINK COFFEE FINAL, ULTIMATE FINGER ON THE TRIGGER HOT COFFEE CHILLED MILK-CorrEE AS fAR AS A NATO NUCLEAR FORCE WAS CONCERNED. AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE UoS. EXPLOSION 500 FEET UP BRENTANO SAID WEST GERMANS WERE SATISFIED WITH THE WAY THE UNITED MONDAY 7 MAY 1962 PLAN IS CRITICISED STATES WAS HANDLING NEGOTIATIONS WITH 5.00 P.M NEWS LONDON, MAY 6 (UPI) PriOf. SIR SOVIET RUSSIA OVER BERLIN 5.05 P M. JIM AMECHE'S POPS CONCERT BERNARD LOVELL, DIRECTOR Or BRITAIN'S "WE IN NO WAY FEEL THAT THE AMERICAI 6 00 P M NEWS JODRElL BANK RADIO ASTRONOMY STATION, ADMINISTRATION WOULD BE UNFAITHFUL 6 15 P.M. THE LATIN QUARTER (MUSIC) CHARGED TODAY U.S. PLANS TO EXPLODE TO THE COMMON OBJECTIVES ON WHICH WE 6.30 P M. FAMILY THEATER WEAPONS 500 MILE~ UP IN SPACE ARE HA VE AGREfD, I HE SA I D. "TI-£ REI S NO 7 00 P M §NCHANTMENT OF MUSIC "HUGE GAMBLES! THAT \vllL GIVE A MISTRUST I,~ THE POLICY or THE UNITED 7 30 P M PORTS DESK "SLEDGE til\ MMER BLOW" TO EARTH IS STATES If 7 45 P M RICHARD HAYES-CAROL BURNETT SURROUNDINGS BRENTANO SAID HE FELT THAT THE 8.00 P M ONE NIGHT STAND IN AN ARTICLE IN THE SUNDAY OBSERVER QUESTION OF FREE ACCESS TO BERLIN WAS 8 30 P M ~ROADWAY IS MY BEAT HEADLINED, "AMERICAN ROULETTE 500 AN INALIENABLE PART OF THE RESPONSI­ 9 00 P.M ONTINENTAL VARIETIES MILES UP, I LOVEl SAID THE BLASTS COULD BILITY OF THE FOUR POWER~ AND WEST 9 30 P M MUSIC TILL MIDNIGHT WELL DISRUPT RADIATION BELTS AROUND GERMANY WOULD NOT OBJECT TO EAST 12.00 MIDNIGHT - SIGN OFF THE EARTH FOR UP TO A DECADE. GERMAN REPRESENTATION ON A SO-CALLED ITTHIE PROPOSALS TO MAKE NUCLEAR AUTHORITY TO CONTROL ACCESS TO BERLIN TUESDAY 8 MAY 1962 EXPLOSIONS IN SPACE ARISE ~qOM A "IF''' THERE WERE FOUR-POWER CONTROL 6 00 A.M SIGN ON SMALL GROUP or MILITARY StIENTISTS, OF THAT AUTHORITY. A M "EWS 6 02 UNKNOWN AND UNIDENTIFIED T~ THE WORLD "THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT HAS EVEN 6 05 A M DON THE DAWN BREAKER AT LARGE, WHO HAVE PERSUADED THEIR WELCOMED PROP03ALS TO ESTABLISH, A.M NEWS 6 30 MASTERS TO ~AKE A SERIES 0- HUGE TO INSTITUTE SUCH A BODY WHICH 6·35 A.M DOWN BREAKER, CONT'D GAMBLES UNDER THE GUISE or DEfENSIVE WOULD CARRY OUT THE ADMINISTRATIVE 7 15 A. M. SMALL FRY THEATER tJECESSITY," LOVELL SAID FUNCTIONS IN ORDER TO INSURE TRAFFIC 7.30 A M ~EVEN THIRTY SPECIAL liON THE SCALE OF THE COSMOS THEY WITH BERLIN ON THE ROADS BUT THE 8 00 A M ON McNEILL's BREAKFAST ARE DEALING WITH FIREWORKS. NEVER­ DASIC PRINCIPLE IS THAT ACCESS CLUB THELESS, THE EARTH IS SO MINUTE ON MUST REMAIN AND BE FREE AND THAT NO 8.30 A M ARTHUR GODFREY THE COSMIC SCALE AND ITS ENVIRONMENT REPRESENTATIVE OF THE SOVIET OCCUPIED 8 55 A M eRT BAKER's NOTEBOOK IS CONTROLLED BY THE DELICATE BALANCE ZONE SHOULD DEC I DE ON THE 1M PL EMAT ION 9 00 A M ONTINENTAL VARIETIES Or SUCH GREAT NATURAL FORCES THAT ONE AND THE LIMITS OF THESE RIGHTS. THIS 9 30 A.M. WHISPERING STREETS MUST VIEW WITH DI 5MAY A POTENTIAL BASIC PRINCIPLE MUST BE UPHELD,"HE 10:00 A.M. GARRY MOORE SHOW INTERFERENCE WITrl THESE PROCESSES SAID (CROSBr AND CLOONEY) BEFORE THEY ARE INVESTIGATED BY ABC NEI£ COMMENTATOR EDWARD P 10.25 A.M. ANDY GRIFFITH DELICATE TOOLS OF THE TRUE SCIENTI ST,' MORGAN ASKED WHETHER IT WAS NOT A 10 30 A.M JOHNNY BOND LOVELL SAID. FACT THAT GERMAN AMBASSADOR IN WASH­ II 00 A M TURN BACK THE CLOCK INGTON WILHELM G GREWE WAS BEING II :30 A M IRA COOK SHOW BY-PASSED IN DISCUSSIONS BETWEEN U.S. 12.00 NOON NEWS VENEZUELA REVOLT CRUSHED - SECRETARY OF STATE DEAN RUSK AND 12 05 P M STOCKS, WEATHER LEADER ARRESTED WEST GERMAN FOREIGN MINISTER SCHROE­ 12.15 P M NA LEI 0 HAWAI I CARUPANO, VENEZUELA, MAY 5 (UPI) DER 12 30 P M. THE SWINGIN' YEARS PRE~IDENT ROMULO BETANCOURT'S FORCES MORGAN SA 10. "THERE HAS BEEN A I '00 P M NEWS TONIGHT CRUSHED A TWO-DAY-OLD FEELING AMONG THE PRESS CORPS IN I 15 P. M I NTERV I EW COMMUNIST-LED REVOLT AND CAPTURED ITS WASHINGTON, BOTH THE FOREIGN PRESS 1.30 P M SHOP'S CONCERT KEY LEADERS INCLUDING NAVY CAPT. AND THE AMERICAN, THAT A CHANGE HAS 3 00 P M. BASEBALL GAME Of THE DAY JESUS TEODORO MOLINA VILLEGAS. COME OVER THE DIRECTION IN WHICH ORIOLES VS. ANGELS FIFTEEN HUNDRED SO' DIERS EQUIPPED WASHINGTON IS CARRYING ON ITS RELA­ WITH RECOilLESS GUNS, HOWITZERS AND TIONS WITH BONN, THAT THERE HAS MURDER AND SUICIDE MACHINEGUNS STORMED INTO THIS CITY DEVELOPED A SORT OF' DIRECT LINE BE­ OF 15,000 AFTER SIX HOURS 0' SOME OF TWEEN SECRETARY OF STATE DEAN RUSK ANAHEIM, C/LlfORNIA, MAY 6 (UPI) THE BITTEREST FIGHTING IN VENEZUELAN AND FOREIGN MINISTER SCHROEDER AND THE BODIES OF AN ANAHEIM COUPLE AND HISTORY THAT GREWE MAY BE SOMEWHAT BYPASSED THEIR THREE CHILDREN WERE DISCOVERED THE REBELS, COMPRISING 450 MARINES IN THIS SITUATION PARTICULARLY IN THEIR BLOOD SPATTERED HOME AND NEARLY 100 COMMUNIST AND LEFT­ LATELY. POLICE SAID ALL FIVE MEMBERS OF WING EXTREMISTS, FOUGHT fROM BALCON­ "NOTABLY," SAID MORGAN, "GREWE HAS JAMES D CHAMBERS FAMILY WERE SHOT IES, ROOFTOPS AND WINDOWS BEFORE THEY NOT GONE TO ATHENS TO CONSULT WITH TO DEATH--APPARENTLY AS A RESULT or A WERE OVERWHELMED. YOUR GOVERNMENT IN THE NATO MEETINGS MURDER-SUICIDE A FEW POCKETS OF RESISTANCE HELD OUT THERE, AND IT HAS BEEN SUGGESTED THAT INVESTIGATORS SAID NO NOTE WAS LATE TONIGHT BUT THE BACK OF THE ONE OF THE REASONS FOR THE UPSET IN FOUND, HOWEVER, INITIAL REPORTS INDI­ REVOLT WAS BROKEN BONN AND WASHINGTON OVER THE SO-CALLEI CATED CHAMBERS SHOT HIMSELF AFTER o LEAKS OF WHAT WE PROPOSED OR WERE NOT MURDERING HIS ENTIRE fAMILY PLAN TO SAVE ANIMALS GOING TO PROPOSE TO THE RUSSIANS, HAS CHAMBERS' BODY WAS SPRAWLED ON THE CREATED A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF FRICTION FLOOR OF A BEDROOM THE BODY OF HIS NAIROBI, MAY 6 (UPI) A TRUST HAS BRETANO "I FEEL THE RELATIONSHIP WIFE, VIOLET, 32, WAS FOUND IN A BEEN STARTED IN KENYA TO SAVE WILD BETWEEN FOREIGN MINISTER SCHROEDER AN[ NEARBY BED ANIMALS WHICH ARE IN DANGER OF SECRETARY OF STATE RUSK CANNOT BE THE DEAD CHllDREN--MARLA, 6, CYNTHIA, EXTINCTION CLOSE ENOUGH AND GOOD ENOUGH BUT 5, AND JAMES JR , 2--ALL WERE DIS­ THE PROJECT IS FINANCED BY WRITER 1 FEEL IT IS QUITE NATURAL AND SElF­ COVERED IN THEIR BEDS JOY ADAMSON AND LED BY HER HUSBAND UNDERSTOOD THAT WE AVAIL OURSELVES POLICE HAD NO IMMEDIATE INDICATION GEORGE, A FORMER GAME WARDEN. OF THE SERVICES OF OUR QUALIFIED OF WHY THE 33-YEAR-OLD MAN MURDERED THE FIRST CAMPAIGN WILL BE TO SAVE AMBASSADORS IN ORDER TO STRENGTHEN THE fAMILY A 22-CALIBER AUTOMATIC WAS THE RARE ROTHSCHILD GIRAFFE. AND BUILD UP THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DISCOVERED IN THE HOUSE AN ATiEMPT ALSO WILL BE MADE TO OUR TWO STATES. SAVE THE ROAN ANTELOPEo THE ANIMALS WILL BE LASSOOED OR CONSERVE WATER KNOCKED OUT WITH NARCOTIC DARTS AND U.So SAVINGS BONDS ARE MOVED TO OTHER AREAS A GOOD INVESTMENT KWAJ BASKETB~ROUNDUP IN SATURDAY NRIIt,S OPENER, THE BANK OF HAWAII TEAM LED BY GARY GRIF- FIN'S 18 POINTS AND VINCE BREITEN­ BERGER'S 12, THE CHANCE VOUGHT TEAM ~ AVERAGING 6 FT SU~FERED THEIR SPORT S SECOND STRAIGHT DEFEAT 47-34 ~------~~------~~------~------~i • PAGE 5 HOURGLASS SPORTS SECTION MOND~ ~ 7 MAy 1962 BANKOH'S ANDY OKULOVICH GARNERED 9 POINTS WITH HIS 20 FT SET SHOTS MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUP BEHIND THE KEYHOLE IN T~ THIRD 6-5, iN 12 INNINGS QUARTER TO WIDEN THEIR MARGIN. AMERICAN LEAGUE WALLY POST'S SINGLE WITH THE BASES HIGH $ORER FOR CHANCE VOUGHT WAS (UP!) Bo BELINSKY, WHO VOWED HE WOULD LOADED IN THE NINTH iNNING ENABLED LYLE GOMM, HITTING 3 FIELD GOALS AND SHOCK THE AMERICAN LEAGUE, LIVED UP THE REDS TO SEAT THE CARDS. VADA COMING UP WITH AN IMPRESSIVE 4 FOR 5 TO HIS PROM I Sf: LAST NIGHT WHEN HE PI TCH­ PINSON'S TWO HOME RUNS HELPED CINCIN­ FREE THROW FOR THE AN AVERAGE OF Boo ED A 2-0 NO-HIT VICTORY FOR THE Los NATi GAIN A 7-2 LEAD AfTER SiX INNINGS JIM SUMTER AND JIM DILLION WORKED ANGELES ANGELS OVER THE BALTIMORE BUT THE CARDS KNOCKED OUT STARTER HARD ON THE BACKBOARDS ORIOLES AT Los ANGELES. BOB PURKEY WITH FOUR RUNS IN THE OFfiCIALS WERE A. RAPOZA, M SUGAN­ IT WAS THE 25-YEAR-OLD LEFT HANDER'S SEVENTH, AND MINNiE MINOSO'S SINGLE UNA AND 5 DUNCAN. FOURTH STRAIGHT WIN OF THE YOUNG OFF JIM BReSNAN TIED THE SCORE IN SATURDAY'S SECOND GAME WAS SPARKED SEASON AND THE SECOND COMPLETE GAME THE EIGHTH BILL HENRY WAS THE WIN­ BY ALLAN SIMOKAWA'S 8 POINTS IN THE BELINSKY HAD PICTCHED SINCE HE CAME NER. KEN BOYER HIT A ST. LOUIS HOMER. FINAL QUARTER, AND WITH HARRY ASATO, UP TO THE ANGELS. DON DRYSDALE OF THE DODGERS WAS HARRY WAIWAIOLE, ROY KIAMA, EDDIE BELINSKY WALKED FOUR MEN, HIT TWO STAKED TO A 7-0 LEAD IN THE FIRST AyOSO AND YOBO, AIR TRAFFIC NIPPED BATSMEN AND H~O ANOTHER ON BASE ON iHREE INNINGS AND COASTED TO HIS THE MARAUDERS 35-32. AN ERROR. FOURTH WIN Dou& CAMILLI AND TOMMY THE MARAUDERS WERE HELD TO 4 POINTS TWICE HE HAD LET MEN GET AS FAR AS DAVIS HiT Los ANGELES HOMERS TOM IN THE 3RD QUARTER BUW CAME BACK THIRD BASE, BUT W!TH HIS FAST BALL STURDIVANT OF THE PIFATIS WAS THE FIGHTING BEHIND THE SHOOTING OF AND SCREW BALL HE RETIRED THE SIDE IN VICTIM OF THE DODGERS' FIVE-RUN OUT­ SMILEY HINTACUTAN, DANNY KAMIYA, EACH CASE BURST IN THE SECOND JERRY SHIMODA AND ROBERT IHA. THEY IT WAS THE FIRST AMERICAN LEAGUE THE PHILS WON THEiR fiFTH STRA!GHT FELL SHORT OF THEIR RALLY AS THE NO-HITTER SiNCE HOYT WILHELM PITCHED GAME, BEATING THE METS ON JACK DAVIS' BUZZER WAS SOUNDED TO END THE GAME. A ONE SEPT 20, 1958 SEVENTH-INNING SINGLE. ROD KANEHL OF OFFICIALS WERE S. DUNCAN, A RAPOZA IT ALSO WAS THf FiRST AMERICAN THE METS, TRYING TO SCORE THE TYING AND M SUGANUMA. LEAGUE NO-HITTER EVER PITCHED IN ~UN IN THE NINTH AFTER HARRY CHITI'S SUNDAY'S OPENER SAW EDDIE WILLIAM'S Los ANGELES SINCE MAJOR LEAGUE BALL SINGLE, WAS THROWN OUT AT THE PLATE 20 POINTS, PAT LANIAS' 9, DICK CAME HERE IN 1958 WITH THE ARRIVAL BY JOHN CALLISON FOR THE FINAL OUT OF FRIES' 7, JOHN BRAY'S MACMAGSAYO'S OF THE Los ANGELES DODGERS. 4, TYE GAME. CAL McLISH WAS THE WINNER 2 AND RAY KEHANO'S 2 LEAD THE EX­ BEL I NSK Y ENQ) UNTERED HIS GREATEST ALTHOUGH HE NEEDED RELIEF IN THE EIG MARINES UNDER SEMPER FIDELIS GO ALL TROUBLE IN THE FOURTH INNING WHEN HE ROO~IE MACK JONES' 12TH-INNING HOMER THE WAY TO COP THEIR SECOND STRAIGHT WALKED JIM GENTILE AND JACKIE BRANDT OFF HAL WOODESHICK GAVE THE BRAVES VICTORY 44-22 AND Gus TRIANDOS WAS SAFE ON AN ERROR. THEIR VICTORY OVER THE COLTS. BOB ALSO CONTRIBUTINI IN THEIR VICTORY BUT THEN HE STRUCK OUT DAVE NICHOLSON ASPROMOMTE DROVE IN THREE HOUSTON WERE JACK FINK, DAVE LLACUNA, JERRY AND GOT RON HANSEN TO FLY OUT RUNS WITH A HOMER, DOUBLE AND TWO CUBA, HERMAN KAULUPALI, HARDCASTLE IN OTHER NIGHT BASEBALL IN THE SINGLES NORM LARKER ALSO HIT A AND VALENTE. AMERICAN LEAGUE, THE CLEVELAND INDIANS HOUSTON HOMER. RELIEVER JACK CURTIS, JERRY KUSANO WAS THE HIGH SCORER GAINED A SPLiT OF' A TWI-NiGHT DOUBLE­ ACQUIRED THIS WEEK BY THE BRAVES IN FOR WHAT'S LEfT WITH 12 POiNTS, HEADER WITH THE KANSAS CITY ATHLETICS A TRADE, WON H!S FIRST GAME OF THE FOLLOWED BY TAYLOR WITH 4, HUTCHINSON BY WINNING THE SECOND GAME, 5-2, AFTER SEASON. WITH 2 AND STEWART WITH 2 LOSING THE OPENER, 18-6. SUNDAY'S SECOND GAME FEATURED A JIM PERRY, MAKING HIS FIRST START OF MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS SKIRMISH THAT AT TIMES RESEMBLED A THE SEASON FOR CLEVELAND, PITCHED AMERiCAN LEAGUE NEW YORK PIER 2 WATERFRONT BRAWL A SIX-HiTTER IN THE NIGHTCAP, ALTHOUGH THE HIGH SCHOOL TEAM LATCHED THEM­ HE NEEDED RELIEF IN THE NINTH CHUCK WON LC5 T PCT GB SELVES TO A FINE HEAD START IN THE ESSEGIAN HIT A TWO-RUN HOMER FOR THE NEW YORK 13 6 684 -- FIRST TWO QUARTERS AND THEN SETTLED INDIANS CLEVELAND II 8 2 5~9 DOWN IN THE FINAL TWO PERIODS TO IN THE FIRST GAME, KANSAS C,TY MADE MINNESOTA 13 10 5 5 2 DOWN STEM THE ON-RUSHING WECO TEAM 21 HITS, INCLUDING HOK RUNS BY DICK Los ANGELES 10 9 ·526 3 AND EMERGE VICTORIOUS BY A 32-25 HOWSER, MANNY JIMINEZ, WAYNE CAUSEY CHICAGO 12 II ·522 3, AND PITCHER JERRY WALKER. THE VICTORY ~OSTON C 10 10 ~oo MARGIN ~2 SO HECTIC AND fURIOUS WAS THE WAS WALKER'S FOURTH OF THE SEASON BANSAS ITY 12 13 .80 YOGI BERRA'S THREE-RUN HOMER IN THE ALTIMORE 10 II 476 4 SHOWING, PUSHING AND ELBOWING DURING DETRe) IT 10 4 THE CAGE MELEE, THAT BOTH HICKEY Of EIGHTH INNING, FOLLOWED BY JOE PEPiTONE'~ 9 474 WECO AND DAVE ROBINSON OF HIGH SCHOOL FIRST MAJOR LEAGUE HOME RUN WITH ONE ON wASHiNGTON 3 15 16{ % WERE THUMBED OUT Of THE GAME IN THE POWERED THE NEW YORK YANKEES TO A 7-6 LAST QUARTER BY REfEREE AL RAPOZA TO VICTORY OVER THE WASHINGTON SENATORS NATIONAL LEAGUE STOP THE "HAND FIREWORKS If BEFORE IT IN AN AFTERNOON GAME. SAN FRANCISCO 6 .760 -- 2J.. NATIONAL LEAGUE ST. LOUIS :~ 6 . 700 2 COULD CONTINUE • (upl) Two HOME RUNS BY BILLY WILLIAMS PITTSBURGH 14 9 .609 4 MIKE HARALSON STOOD OUT LIKE A los ANGELES • .600 4 LIGHTHOUSE DURIN. THE ENTIRE GAME FOR AND ANOTHER BY ERNIE BANKS CARRIE~ THE 15 10 CHICAGO CUBS SATURDAY TO A 12-8 VICTORY PHILADELPHIA II 10 550 WINNERS. THE OTHER SCHOLARS WHO AND BROKE THE SAN FRANCiSCO GIANTS' C INC II'tNAT I II II ~oo tt TURNED IN HERCULEAN WORK WERE ROBINSON, IO-GAME WI NN I,"G STREAK MILWAUKEE 9 13 • 09 STEVE HUNTIN&TON, CHUCK MCHUGH AND Bo WILLIAMS BELTED HIS FIRST HOMER HOUSTON 8 12 400 i THORPE. IN THE THIRD INNING AND CLIMAXED A CHICAGO 6 18 250 12~ OfFICIALS WERE A RAPOZA, S DUNCAN THREE-RUN CHICAGO RALLY IN THE SEVENTH NEW YORK 3 16 .158 13 AND M. SUGANUMA WHEN HE HIT HIS NINTH HOMER or THE . SEASON WITH A MAN ON BASE. THE BLOW PUT THE CUBS IN FRONT TO TENNIS ROUNDUP BASKETBALL SCHEDULE STAY AT 11-8. BANKS LED OFF' THE EIGHTH IN THE FIRST GAME SATURDAY NIGHT, MONDAY, 7 MAY BOYCE AND HYNE TOOK AN EASY 6-1 AND 6 P.M. MARAUDERS VS. CRUSADERS WITH HIS SIXTH HO~ RUN OF THE SEASON. 6-1 VICTORY OVER LONG AND HIRNER. THE 7 P M. PMZ VS. DOUGLAS THE CUBS RAPPED FIVE PITCHERS FOR SINGLE SAW REMITICADO TAKE THE TWO SETS TUESDAY, 8 MAY 18 HITS, TAGGING JIM DUfFALO WITH THE 6-2 ANO 6-2 FROM BOTKIN 6 P.M. BANK OF' HAWAI I VS. SEMPER F LOSS WILLIE MAYS NINTH HOME RUN OF IN THE ~ 00 A.M. TILT SUNDAY, FLY AND (EXHIBITION GAME) THE SEASON GAVE THE GIANTS A 3-1 LEAD BREITENBERGER EDGED OKULOVICH AND IKEDA 7 P M. AIR TRAFFIC VS. WHAT'S LEFT IN THE THIRD. THE VICTORY WENT TO 6-0, 4-6 AND 6-4 IN THE EVENING GAME, WEDNESDAY, 9 MAY KN~CKLEBALLER BARNEY SCHULTZ. WILSON AND FRAZER DEfEATED GRIFFIN AND 6 P M. SEMPfR FIDELIS vs. WECO IN OTHER NATIONAL LEAGUE GAM£S, THE MACKENZIE 6-4 AND 6-1. THE NIGHT GAME 7 P.M DOUGLAS VS BANK OF HAWAI I CINCINNATI REDS EDGED THE ST. LOUIS S GARDNER WIN OVER 8 - SAW ANDERSON AND TENNIS SCHEDULE CARDINALS, -I; THE Los ANGELES KIMURA AND KAMIYA 6-2 AND 6-1 DODGERS TROUNCED THE PITTSBURGH PIRATES, MONDAY, 7 MAY 10-1, THE PHILADLEPHIA PHILS NOSED OUT 5 P.M LONG VS BOYCE THE NEW YORK METS, 2-1; AND THE MIL­ 7 P M. HYNE VS DAVIS WAUKEE BRAVES BEAT THE HOUSTON COLTS, CONSERVE WI' TER ! ! : TUESDAY, 8 MAy CONT'D NEXT COLUMN- 5 P.M. SANDERSON VS CLANTON 7 P.M. 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