HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE 4/24/ 5.5 4/24/ 1.0 AT OOO~ 4/24/ 4.4 4/24/ I. I AT 124: Vo L. 3 No. I 10 I ~AJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS MONDAY 23 APRIL 1962 WORLD'S FAIR AIR SHOW PLANE CRASHES NEWS IN BRIEF SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, APRIL 21 (UPI) AN AIR FORCE JET PILOT PARTICIPATING IN PRECISION DRILLS AS PART OF THE OPENING DAY CEREMONIES AT THE SEATTLE CHICAGO -- MILLIONS Of AMERICANS, WORLD'S FAIR LOST CONTROL OF HIS FI02 TODAY AND THE PLANE CRASHED INTO A IN SUNRISE SERVICES ACROSS THE NATION CLUSTER Of MOUSES. TODAY, CELEBRATED THE RESURRECTION AT LEAST TWO UNIDENTIFIED PERSONS WERE KILLED, IUT THE PILOT, CAPT. JOSEPH OF THE LORD. SERVICES WERE HELD IN WILDT, 33, CINCINNATI, OHIO, SAILED OUT INTO LAKE WASHINGTON AND WAS RESCUED, CHURCHES, AUDITORIUMS, fOOTBALL STAD­ APPARENTLY UNHARMED. IUMS, ATOP MOUNTAINS, AND SHIPS-AT­ Two HOUSES WERE LEVELED AND THREE OTHERS WERE DAMAGED. SEAo WILDT SAID HE LOST CONTROL ON THE SECOND FLY-OVER AS THE TWO SQUADRONS OF NINE AIR FORCE AND NINE NAVY PLANES SWOOPED ABOVE MEMORIAL STADIUM ON THE ALGIERS -- THE SECRET ARMY MACHINE­ FA I pGROUNDS WHERE AIOUT 10,000 PERSONS HAD GATHER TO HEAR PR[SIDENT KENNEDY GUNNED A CROWDED BAKERY AND BLEW UP OFFICIALLY OPEN THE FAIR VIA TELEPHONE FROM PALM SPRINGS, FLORIDA. A NEWSPAPER TODAY IN ALGIERS. FOUR WILDT SAID HE ATTEMPTED TO FLY BACK TO HIS lASE AT PAINE tIELD, 25 MILES MOSLEMS WERE WOUNDED AND fOUR KILLED NORTH Of HERE, SUT LOST COMPLETE CONTROL AND BAILED OUT. IN THE ATTACK. EASTER CALM SETTLES OVER SAIGON, SOUTH VIET NAM -- WESTERN ONE DAY OLD FAIR ENTERTAINS SOURCES IN SAIGON SAY COMMUNIST HAVE SHAH AND EMPRESS OF IRAN TURBULENT ARGENTINA SUNDAY ESTABLISHED A SHADOW GOVERNMENT IN SOUTH VIET NAM. THE CLANDESTINE SEATTLE, APRIL 22 (UPI)--THE SEATTLE BUENOS AIRES, APRIL 22 (UPI)--AN WORLD'S FAIR, ONE DAY OLD AND SUR­ EASTER SUNDAY CALM SETTLED OVER ARGEN­ GOVERNMENT IS INTENDED EVENTUALLY TO PRISINGLY READY FOR SHOW, ENTERTAINED TINA TODAY WITH THE END OF AN EXPLOSIVE TAKE OVER If SOUTH VIET NAM'S LEGAL THE SHAH AND EMPRESS OF IRAN TODAY. MILITARY CRISIS. BUT PRESIDENT JOSE GOVERNMENT IS OVERTHROWN. MOHAMMED REZA PAHLEVI AND HIS BEAU­ M. GUIDO FACES A NEW POLITICAL EMER­ TIFUL EMPRESS FARAH WERE ESCORTED TO GENCY THIS WEEK WHEN HE TRIES TO BLOCK Moscow -- PREMIER KHRUSHCHEV SAYS THE PURE WATERS OF COMMUNISM WILL THE FAIRGROUNDS AT 9:30 A.M., A HALF­ 43 PERON 1ST CONGRESSMEN FROM TAKING HOUR BEFORE THE GATES OPENED TO THE OFFICE. WASH CAPITALISM FROM THE EARTH. PUBLIC. THE SHAH AND EMPRESS ARRIVED KHRUSHCHEV MADE THE STATEMENT TODAY GUIDO'S SHAKY GOVERNMENT, HASTILY LAST NIGHT AND WERE GREETED AT THE FORMED LESS THAN A MONTH AGO AFTER IN A Moscow SPEECH CELEBRATING THE SEATTLE-TACOMA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT PRESIWENT ARTURO FRONDIZI'S OUSTER 92ND ANNIVERSARY Of LENIN'S BIRTH. BY GOV. ALBERT D. ROSELLINI AND SEATTLE BY THE ARMED FORCES, WAS BOLSTERED THE COMMUNIST PARTY NEWSPAPER PRAV­ DA HAS LEVELED A NEW ACCUSATION A­ MAYOR GORDON S. CLITOC AND THEIR YESTERDAY BY OVERWHELMING ARMY SUPPORT GAINST THE MUCH-DEBASED REPUTATION WIVES. WHICH STYMIED A Top GENERAL'S ATTEMPT OF JOSEPH STALIN. AN ARTICLE IN THE ANOTHER SPECIAL FAIRCROUNDS TOUR TO DEPOSE THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE. WAS ARRANGED THIS AFTERNOON FOR LORD MEANWHILE, THE LOWER HOUSE CONVENED PAPER IMPLIES THAT STALIN WAS RESPON­ MAYOR OF DUBLIN ROBERT BRISCOE. IN SPECIAL SESSION THIS ArTERNOON TO SIBLE FOR THE DEATH OF LENIN'S SISTER. THE SPACE-AGE FAIR, KEYED TO THE CONSIDER A FILL AUTHORIZING GUIDO TO 21ST CENTURY, HAD A BOMBASTIC, EXCIT­ FINISH OUT FRONDIZI'S TERM UNTIL Moscow -- RENEGADE BRITISH DIPLO­ MAT GUY BURGESS SAYS IN Moscow HE ING OPENING. BUT IT ALSO MEANT DEATH 1964. THE BILL WAS APPROVED BY THe SENATE A WEEK AGO. HAS NO PLANS TO RETURN TO BRITAIN FOR A MAN AND A WIFE, SITTING NEARLY AND REPORTS OF SUCH PLANS ARE "RIDIC­ 10 MILES FROM THE FAIRGROUNDS WHEN THE ARGENTINE POLITICAL SITUATION DID NOT AFF~YT THE SCHEDULED OPENING ULOUS NONSENSE." BURGESS AND FELLOW AN AIR FORCE JET FIGHTER TAKING PART IN A FLY-OVER SALUTE TO THE FAIR HERE TOMORROW OF THE THIRD MEETING OF DIPLOMAT DONALD MACLEAN DEFECTED TO RUSSIA II YEARS AGO. CRASHED INTO A CLUSTER OF HOMES I~ THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE INTER­ A RESIDENTIAL AREA NORTH OF THE CITY. AMERICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK. THE MEET­ BUENOS AIRES -- ARGENTINE PRESIDENT RAYMOND SMITH, 68, AND HIS WIFE ING HAD BEEN SCHEDULED FOR EARLY THIS GUIDO FACES ANOTHER POLIT.CAL EMER­ LILLIAN, 63, WERE KILLED. THE HOME OF MONTH BUT WAS POSTPONED BECAUSE OF GENCY THIS WEEK WHEN HE TRIES TO A NEARBY FAMILY OF FIVE ALSO WAS THE CRtStS WHICH FOLLOWED rRONDIZlvS BLOCK PERONIST CONGRESSMEN FROM TAKING DESTROYED BUT THE FAMILY WAS VACATION­ OVERTHROW. OFFICE. THE ARMY OVERWHELMINGLY ING IN CANADA. THE BIGGEST OBSTACLE TO AT LEAST SUPPORTED THE PRESIDENT IN HIS DIS­ THE PILOT, CAPT. JOSEPH WILDT, 33, TEMPORARY POLITICAL STABILITY WAS PUTE WITH A TOP GENERAL YESTERDAY, CINCINNATI, OHIO, BAILED OUT AFTER THE SO-CALLED "PERONIST PROBLEM" WHICH ENDING ANOTHER CRISIS. AIMING HIS JET IN A CRASH DIVE INTO CAUSED FRONDIZI'S DOWNFALL AND ALMOST LAKE WASHINGTON BUT THE PLANE OVER­ TRIGGERED GUIDO'S OUSTER. IT MUST BE SEATTLE -- THE SEATTLE WORLD'S FAIR SHOT THE LAKE. WILDT WAS RESCUED RESOLVED BY THIS THURSDAY WHEN CONGRESS ONE-DAY OLD AND IN FULL SWING, ENTER­ FROM THE LAKE AND WAS UNHARMED EXCEP, CONVENES TO MAKE PREPARATIONS FOR THE TAINED THE SHAH AND EMPRESS OF IRAN FOR MINOR FACIAL SCRATCHES. NEW SESSION SCHEDULED TO START MAY I. TODAY. THE FAIR HAD ANOTHER IMPORTANT THE CRASH OCCURRED ONLY MINUTES GUIDO IS UNDER PRESSURE FROM THE VISITOR TOO--THE LORD MAYOR OF DUBLIN, AFTER PRESIDENT KENNEDY, SPEAKING ARMED FORCES TO KEEP THE PERONISTS, ROBERT BRISCOE. AY TELEPHONE FROM PALM BEACH, FLORIDA, WHO SCORED SURPRISE VICTORIES IN THE SIGNALLED THE OPENING OF THE FAIR MARCH 18 ELECTIONS, FROM TAKING THEIR CAPE CANAVERAL -- SCIENTISTS AT BY PRESSING AN HISTORlr TELEGRAPH SEATS IN CONGRESS. CAPE CANAVERAL ARE GOING AHEAD WITH KEY TO SIGNAL tlLLT THE FAIR BEGIN." ...... PLANS TO LAUNCH A TELEVISION-CARRY­ ON THE PRESIDENT'S CUE THE FIRST ING PROBE AT THE MOON TOMORROW, DES­ WORLD FAIR IN THE UNITED STATES SINCE PITE PROBLEMS WITH THE LABWUIB ROCKET. 1940 WAS SPANKED INTO LIFE BY A CONSERVE WATER THE ATTEMPT TO SEND "RANGERS FOUR" THUNDEROUS TEN-MINUTE SHOOTING OF ON ITS 60-HOUR JOURNEY IS THE FIRST FIREWORKS, HOWITZERS AND A 334-YEAR KWAJALEIN WATER OF THREE MAJOR U.S. SPACE SHOTS OLD BRASS CANNON RECOVERED FROM THE SLATED FOR THIS WEEK. S\EDISH WARSHIP VASA. USED 4/22/62 ...... TOTAL BASE CONSUMPTION - 183,500 WASHINGTON -- THE U.S. WILL SET TOKYO, APRIL 22 (UPI)--RADIO INDO­ GALLONS OFF A NUCLEAR BLAST HIGH OVER THE NESIA CHARGED TODAY THAT NETHERLANDS PER CAPITA - 67.5 PACIFIC WITHIN THE NEXT FEW DAYS •• MARINES HAVE SHOT FOUR DUTCH NEW TOTAL IN STORAGE - 10,610,000 RESUMING ATMOSPHERIC WEAPONS TESTS GUINEA~EST IRIAN) POLICEMEN, CHARGED AFTER A LAYOFF OF MORE THAN THREE WITH "CONVEYING ARMS TO INDOESIAN DAILY WATER METER READINGS YEARS. WASHINGTON OFFICIALS SAY GUERRILLA FIGHTERS." HOUSING OCEAN 8,950 GALLONS HOUSING LAGOON 24,650 GALLONS THE TE~TATIVE DATE FOR TEST RENEWAL THE BROADCAST DID NOT MAKE CLEAR IS APRIL 25TH •• WEDNESDAY. WHETHER THE FOUR MEN WERE WEST IRIAN YOKWE YUK CLUB 11,800 GALLONS NATIVES OR NETHERLAND~ CITIZENS. MESS HALL 7,Q50 GALLONS LONDON -- THE COMMITTEE FOR NUCLEAR IT SAID THAT THE PCLICEMEN WERE POWER PLANT 17,800 GALLONS DISARMtM:NT IN LONDON HAS ANNOUNCED SHOT AfTER AN INSPECTION OF A NETHER­ WEST END OF ISLAND 11,550 GALLONS PLANS TO DEMOSTRATE IN FRONT OF THE LANDS MARINE ARSENAL SHOWED THAT U.S. EMBASSY TOMORROW AGAIN~T THE SOME WEAPONS WERE MISSING. FORTHCOMING U.S. TESTS. • ••••• - .- jL PAGE 2 HOURGLASS MONDAY 23 APR I L 1962 THE FULL STORY OF THE SALAN CAPTURE - WOMAN ~EES PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC MISSILE INCIDENT - DiDN'T KNOW WHO HE WAS RANGE FACILITY, ~AJAlErN, MARSHALL ALGIERS, APRIL 21 (UPI)--Ex-GEN. RAOUL SALAN WAS CAPTURED IN A TWO-ROOM ISLANDS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU APARTMENT ON THE TOP FLOOR OF A rIVE STORY BUILDING AT No. 23, RUE DES FON­ OF WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-59-4176-c TAINES, NEAR THE UNIVERSITY OF ALGIERS. WITH THE TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXAS. IT WAS FAINING WH~N AN UNMARKED SEDAN PULLED UP AT THE CURB IN FRONT OF No. 23 A F~w MINUTES BEFORE NOON. ALL FOUR DOORS OPENED AT ONCE AND SEVERAL THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY MEN IN CIVILIAN CLOTHES POURED OUT. MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE THE CONCIERGE SAID SHE SAW THE MEN ENTER THE BUILDING, AND THOUGHT TO HER­ FOR NOTICES IS 4 P.M. DAY BEFORE SELr: "NOW, WHO DO THOSE MEN THINK THEY ARE, COMING IN HERE WITHOUT EVEN PUBLICATION. DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS STOPPING". IS 10 A.M. DAY OF PUBLICATION. SHE GOT UP TO STORM OUT AND DEMAND TO KNOW JUST WHO ••• AND THEN SHE STOPPED. SHE WA1CHED AS THE MEN WENT UP THE STAIRS SEVERAL STEPS AT A TIME. THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT AT THE TOP, THEY STOPPED IN rRONT OF THE TWO DOORS TO THE APARTMENT ON THE TO EDIT ALL COPY RECEIVED FOR FIFTH FLOOR. ONE HAS A SPY-HOLE THROUGH WHICH SOMEONE INSIDE CAN PEEK TO SEE PUBLICATION. WHO'S OUTSIDE. THE DOOR IS UNMARKED. THE OTHER BEARS A SMALL NAME-PLATE THAT SAYS ON~Y: "GUILLAUME, NOT AN EDITOR - JOHN C.