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VOL. 7 N). 3133 KWAJALE 1N, MARSHALL ISLANDS TUESDAY, OCTOBER t8, 1966
UNITED NATIOI'fS (UPI)--NEW YORK CITY IS,. 'BEDLAM", AN ARADIAH DIPLOMAT CHARGED TDOAT HE ASKED THAT THE MONSOON RAINS RAISE TENSIONS, U.N HEADQUARTERS fiE MOVED TO A "NEUTRAL EUROPEAN COUNTRY .. ~t AMBASSADOR JAMll BAROODY O~ SAUDI ARABIA TOLD THE TERRORISTS STEP UP ACTIY TY GENERAL ASSEMBLY'S BUDGETARY AND AOMINISTRATIVE CoM SAIGON (UPI)--THE MONSOON ~AINS CAME TODAY TO THE JUNGLEO NORTH-SOUTH VIET NAN BORDER, MITTtt IT SHOULD ~OT CONSIOER SECRETARY GENERAL U SETTING THE STAGE FOR A LONG-AWAITED COMMUNIST OffENSIVE. IN THE SOUTH THE MONSOON AD~ THANT'S PROPOSALS FOR ADDITIONAL SKYSCRAPER CONSTRUC TION AT U,N. HEADQUARTERS IN NEW YORK VENT WAS ACCOMPANIED BY AN OUTBURST or TERRORISM THAT HAS KILLED AT LEAST TEN PERSONS INSTEAD, HE SAID, IT SHOULD CONSIDtR THE ""'DVA~TAG AND WDUNDED 70. ES' DF MOVING THE WORLD ORGANIZATION TO EUROPE HE THE TORRENTIAL DOWNPOUR CAME AfTER AMERICAN WARPLANES, ENDING A LDCALIZED BOMBING MENTIONED SWITZERLAND, AUSTRIA, FRANCE, CYPRUS, TUR ~EY AND SOVIET CRIMEA, AS POSSIBILITIES OrFERING PAUSE, STRUCK THE EASTERN SECTOR Of THE DEMILITARIZED ZONE rDR THE FIRST TIME IN A MONTH. "CHEAPER LIVING, MORE RELAXING ANP Ct.lAN AIR" THE U.S. PLANES HIT A REO STORAGE AREA IN THE "No MAN'S LAND" BORDER STRIP YESTERDAy NEW YORJ(, BAROODY 51.10, "AS BEeOIolE "LIKE A BEDLAM" AfTER THE COMMUNISTS REBUffED EfrORTS TO STAGE AN INTERNATIONAL INS'ECTION Of THE EASTERN WITH TRAf~IC JAMS, PARKING PRoaLE~S, CROWDS, NOISE, PART Of THE BORDER lONE. ~'R POLLUTION, WATER SHORTAGES ANO LACK OF TREES "TH£ PHY!! ICAL ATJoIOS~HERt Qr Till S TOWN IS SECOM I NI;l THE DRENCHING MONSOON KEPT U.S. AIR POWER TO A MINIMUM IN THE STRATEGIC SECTOR WHERE UNENDURABlt," BAROODY SA 10 U.S. MARINES HAVE KILLED ALMOST 1,200 NORTH VIETNAMESE IN 2 1/2 MONTHS IN HOP£S Of CRIP PLING MONSOON INVASION PLANS Of NORTH VIET NAMIS ELITE 3248 ARMY DIVISION~ THE RASH OF VIET CONG TERRO~IST ATTACKS IN THE SOUTH CAME AS SECURITY OffiCIALS PON DERED THE SAIGON GOVERNMENT'S ANNOUNCEMENT PRESIDENT JOHNSON LANDS IN SAMOA IT WILL INVITE PRESIDENT JOHNSON TO VISIT VIET NAM ON HIS CURRENT ASIAN AND PACIFIC ON SECOND LEG OF ASIA-PACIFIC TOUR TOUR. PAGO PAGO, AMERICAN SAMOA (UPI)--PRESIDENT JOHNSON STOPPED Off ON THIS LitTLE BIT OF U.S. CoMMANDERS ORDEREO PROTECTiVE MEA~ THE U,S.A. IN THE fAR PACifIC TODAY EN ROUTE TO HIS TOUR or ASIA AND SAID HIS GOAL WAS A SURES IN THE WAKE or TERRORIST ATTACKS THAT WORLD Of PEACE WHeRE ALL MEN "STANO ON THEIR S£LF-RESPECT " KILLED ONE AMERICAN AND WOUNDED 12 OTHERS POLYNESIAN CHIErS AND AMERICAN OFfICIALS JOINED THE CROWDS THAT TURNED OUT ON AN OF ON SAIGON STREETS IN TWO DAYS. FICIALLY PROCLAIMED HOLIDAY fOR THE ISLAND'S 25,000 RESIDENTS TO WELCOME THE FIRST AMERI INSTRUCTIONS WERE fLASHED BY RADIO TO CAN PRESIDENT EVER TO VISIT SAMOA MILITARY PATROLS TO DISPERSE CROWDS or AMER P~ESIOENT ANO MRS. JOHNSON WINGED ACROSS THE PACifiC fROM AN OVERNIGHT STAy IN HONOLULU ICAN SERVICEMEN AT BUS STOPS AND OTHER FOR A TWO-HOUR REfUELIHG STOP AT PAGO PAGO -- WHICH IS PRONOUNCED PANGO PANGO. FROM HERE LIKELY SCENES or TERRORIST ATTACKS. U.S. IT WAS Off TO WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND, AND THC fiRST OF A SERIES Of SUMMIT PARLEYS eN OfFICIALS AND LOCAL AUTHORITIES WERE CARRY ASIA PROBLEMS, EXPECIALLY Vln NAM. THE P05- DEAD 3 000 INJURED ING OUT THE MEASURES TO PREVCNT UNDUE CON SI61LI~Y or A SIDE TRIP TO VIET NAM rOR JOMN- 120 lJ ' GREGATION Of Gis IN PUBLIC. THE URGENCy SON INCREASED STEAOILY. I N PER'S KILLER QUAKE BEHIND THE ORDERS STEMMED FROM THESE INCI- IN A SPEECH WRiTTEN IN ADVANCE fOR HIS DENTS! BRIEr STOP AT PAGO PAGO, JOHNSON SAID ALL LIMA (UPI)--PERU'S BIGGEST EARTHQUAKE (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) MA~KIND INSISTS ON EQUALITY# IN 26 YEARS, • TITANIC OffSHORE TEMBLOR THEY REJECT BEING CAMP rOLLOWERS ANO THAT SPAWNED A TIDAL WAVE, TODAY WAS ES- ST'OGES fOR THE BROKERS or INTERNATIONAL TIMATED TO HAVE KILLED AT LEAST 120 PER- NEW YORK CITY HOLOCAUST POLITICS," HE SAID. SONS AND INJURED 3,000 OTHE"RS. BURIES 12 FIREMEN ALIVE 'AT HOME IT IS CALLED PRIDE ANO A SENSE IN WASHINGTON, THE STATE DEPARTMENT NEW YORK (UPI)--TwELVE FIREMEN WERE BUR- Of BEING YOUR OWN MAN. IN ASIA IT IS CALLED SAID ITS EMBASSY IN LIMA tNDICATE. 4eoUT I EO A.. 1 V[ T9'W.Y ~ ",ut gjll"OS .9_;tQU~ , 'f~CE' IT IS WHAT MAKES ALL Of us MEMBERS 125 PERSONS DIED. AN EMBASSY ATTACHE, Off BY A FIVE-ALARM fiRE IN A COMMERCIAL '9 OF THE SAME RACE. JAMES HAHAR TOLD A Los ANGELES RADIO BLOCK, RIPPED THROUGH AN ANCIENT BUILDING IT IS WHAT MAKES Us KNOW THAT IN MERGING STATION (KHJ) AT LEAST 1,500 WERE INJURED, AND REDUCED IT TO RUBBLE IN THE WORST FIRE ASIA AND THROUGHOUT THE WORLD ~- THERE IS BUTT~T THE QUAKE WAS NOT CONSIDEREO A TRAGEDY IN FIRE DEPARTMENT HISTORY. Nl PLACE fOR SECONO CLASS CITIZENS.~ MAJOR DISASTER. RESCUERS DISREGARDED CHOKING BLACK SMOKE, ALL, HE SAID, "WANT TO BE INDEPENDENT AND THE" STATE DEPARTMENT SAID THERE WERE NO SEARING HEAT AND THE POSSIBILITY or MORE srAND ON THEIR SELf-RESPECT." REPORTS Of AMERICAN CASUALTIES EXPLOSIONS TO SifT THROUGH TONS OF DEBRIS (CONTINUED ON pAGE SIX) PERUVIANS By THE THOUSANDS SWARMED INTO IN THE VAIN HOPE THE fiREfiGHTERS HAD MIR CHURCHES AT FIRST LIGHT TODAY TO IMPLORE ACULOUSLY ESCAPEo DEATH. OONGRESS f MJ LL GRI NDING DIVINE AID AGAINST ANY REPETITION Of THE MAYOR JOHN V. LINDSAY, WHO WORKED fOR QUAKE. HOURS WITH A rlRE HAT ON HIS HEAD AND WITH fiNISH IN SIGHT WHILE THEY WERE PRAYING, REPORTS fROM STANDING ANKLE-DEEP IN WATER, CALLEO IT WASHINGTON (UPI)--SENATE PASSAGE Of THE BOGOTA, CoLO~8IA, SAID TWO STRONG EARTH "THE WORST TRAGEDY IN FIRE OEPARTMENT HIS DEMONSTRATION CITIES ANa $1.75 BILLION WAR SHOCKS IN ABOUT 15 SECONDS SHOOK THE CoL TORY." HE OROERED fLAGS ON CtT,( BUILOINGS ON POVERTY MEASURES, COUPLED WITH CONFEREES' OMBIAN CAPITAL AND ITS SURROUNDING ARtA. fLOWN AT HALf STAff. LINDSAY SAID HE WAS AGREEMENT ON TWO MAJOR EDUCATION BILLS, THERE WAS NO IMMEDIATE REPORT Of CASUAL "HEARTS I ~K. " PUSHED CoNGRESS TODAy TOWARD ADJOURNMENT TIES OR DAMAGE. BUILDINGS COMMISSIONER CHARLES G. MOERO~ THIS WEEK. THE WORKING-CLASS DISTRICTS IN LIHA ANO LER, WHO ~IVED IN LODNON DURING WORLD WAR ANOTRER DEVELOPMENT WAS THE APPARENT POST CALLAO SUBURBS LOOKED TODAY AS If THEY 11, SAID THE DEVASTATION fROM THE EXPLOSION PONEMENT or ACTION THIS SESSION ON LEGISLA WERE RECOVERING fROM BOMaARDMENT MANY AND FIRE LOOKED AS Ir IT HAD BEEN CAUSED TION TO RAISE SOCIAL SECURITY BENErITS. HOUSES AND OTHER BUILDINGS WERE IN RUINS "BY AN INCENDIARY 80MB DURING THE BLITZ." ALSO JETTISONED WERE SEN. MIKE MANSfiELD'S OR DAMAGED. RESIDENTS WERE CLEARING UP AT L£AST TEN OTHER FIREMEN WERE INJURED RESOLUTION CALLING FoR A U.S. TROOP REDUC RUBBLE ANO SHORING UP LEANING WALLS AND WHEN THE BLAST RIPPEo THROUGH THE GROUND TION IN EUROPE AND VARIOUS ANTI-RIOT PRO BALCONIES rLOOR Of THE BLAZING STRUCTURE AT 6 E. POSALS. (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) 22NO ST., ON MADISON SQUARE IN LOWER MAN A THREAT TO EASY ADJOURNMENT AROSE WHEN HATTAN. OTHERS NARROWLY AVERTED OEATH THE HoUSE WROTE INTO ITS rlNAL MONEY BILL TREATY WARNING GIVEN WHEN THEY fLEO THE BASEMENT SECONDS BEfORE A PROHIBITION AGAINST USING EXPORT-IMPORT WASHINGTON (UPI)~-A SENATE ARMS EXPERT THE fLAMING RUBBLE RAINED DOWN ON THE VIC SANK fUNDS fOR SALES TO ANY COMMUNIST NA WARNED TODAY THAT THE KREMLIN, WHICH HAS TIMS TIONS. AN IDENTICAL MEASURE DELAYED THE BEEN CONDUCTING INTENSIVE UNDERGROUND NUC THE CAUSE or THE tXPLOSION WAS NOT PIN~ 1963 ADJOURNMENT DRIVE. LEAR TESTS, HAS NARROWEO THE WEAPONS GAP POI NTED. THE OEMONSTRATION elTIE' BILL, A TOP ITtM WITH THE UNITED STATES. ON PRESIDtNT JOHNSON'S LEGISLATIVE AGENDA, "WE CAN NO LO NGER BE ASSU REO THAT WE OWN KREMLIN SCHEME fAILS WAS ApPROVEO BY THE SENATE, 38 TO 22. THE A COMMANDING LEAD IN THE FIELD Of NUCLEAR Moscow (UPI)--THE SOVIET UNION HAS BILL, AIMED AT CONVERTING RIOT~TORN GHETTOS WEAPONS SYSTEMS," SEN. HENRY M. JACKSON, FAILED TO WIN A UNifiED CONDEMNATION BY ITS INTO MODEL URBAN CENTERS, W£NT TO THE HOUSE. (DEM.-WASH.), SAID IN A SENATE SPEECH ALLIES OF COMMUNIST CHINA'S "CULTURAL REVO~ THE SENATE, BY VOICE VOTE, ALSO ~ASSED AND REPORTING AS CHAIRMAN OF THE NUCLEAR WEA LUT ION", I NFORMED SOURCES SA 10 TON I GHT. SENT TO THE HOUSE A COMPROMISE VERSION OF PONS SUBCOMMITTEE, JACKSON ALSO NOTED THAT ATTEMPTS AT SUCH A CONDEMNATION Of THE THE $1.75 BILLION AUTHORIZATION fOR THE WAR THE UNITED STATES HAS MADE UNEXPECTEO TECH~ PEKING REGIME WERE ABANOONED DURING A SUM~ ON POVERTY. SEN STROM THURMOND, (RE'.-S.C ) NICAL GAINS THROUGH ITS UNDERGROUND TESTS MIT MEETING or NINE COMMUNIST NATIONS AfTER SAID HE OPPOSED IT. WHICH ARE pERMITTED UNDER THE LIMITED TEST MAVERICK ROMANIA REfUSEO TO BUDGE FROM ITS THE AGREEMENT BY SENATE-HoUSE NEGOTIATORS BAN TREATY, BuT HE CAUTIONED AGAINST READY POSITION Of NEUTRALITY IN THE IDEOLOGICAL ON THE TWO EDUCATION MEASURES WAS A GIANT SENATE AppROVAL FOR ANY MOVES TO EXTEND OISPUTE BETWEEN RuSSIA ANO REO CHINA. STEP TOWARD SENDING LAWMAKERS HOME, PoSSIBLY THE INTERNATIONAL PROHIBITION AGAINST TEST~ ROMANIAIS VETO WAS SAID TO HAVE BEEH DE AS EARLY AS THURSDAY AND NO LATER THAN SAT ING IN SPACE, IN THE ATMOSPHERE AND UNDER LIVERED BY CoMMUNIST PARTY LEADER NICOLAI URDAY. THEY rlRST APPROVED A TWO-YEAR, $6.1 WATER TO UNO£RGROUND EXPLOSIONS, TOO. CEAUSESCU. INSTEAO, IT WAS REPORTED, THE BILLION AID MEASURE fOR ELEMENTARY AND SEC~ JACKSON'S REMARKS CAME A LITTLE MORE THAN POLITICAL AND MiliTARY LEAOERS OF T~E NA ONPARY SCHOOLS, AND LATER AGREEo ON A $4 A WEEK AFTER SOVIET FOREIGN MINISTER ANDREI TIONS ALIGNED WITH THE SOVIETS DECIOED TO BILLION COLLEGE AID BILL fOR CONSTRUCTION GROMYKO CONFERRED IN WASHINGTON WITH PRESI DISCUSS MEANS or SPEEDING MORE AID TO COM~ Of CLASSROOMS, LIBRARIES AND OTHER rACILI DENT JOHNSON AND REPORTED SOME PROGRESS TO MUNIST NORTH VIET NAM TO HELP IT IN ITS TIES. BOTH MUST STILL CLEAR BOTH HCUS£S. WARD ACHIEVING A NEW, BROADER TREATY WAR WITH THE SOUTH. PACE 2 HOURGLASS TUESDAY, OCToarR 18. 1966
TAFT - HARTLEY INVOKED SUB~NDRIO DEFENOS SELF MEXICAN GUNBOAT FIRE~ AGAINST GE STRIKERS JAKA"TA {UPI)--THE OEFENSE PLEAS OF F~R ON AMERICAN ~HH1UPEk WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE GOVERNMENT OBTAINED MER INDONESIAN fOREIGN MINISTER SUBANORIO, NEW ORLEANS (UPI)--A COAST GUARD CUTTER A COURT ORDER TODAY TO rND A ST~IKE BY 6,120 ON TRIAL FOR HIS LIFE, SOUNDED LIKE" A CLOSED IN TODAY ON AN AMERICAN SHRIMP BOAT WORKERS AT A GENERAL ELECTRIC PLANT PRODUCING MINISTER TALKING TO HIS CONGREGATION," THE THAT REPORTED IT WAS fiRED ON BY A MEXICAN JET ENGINES FOR THE F-4 PHANTOM -- THE PRIN PROSECUTION CHARGED TODAY. GUNBOAT IN THE PRIME SHRIMP/NG WATERS OFF CIPAL U.S FIGHTER PLANE USED IN VIET NAM SUBANDRIO IS CHARGEO WITH TREASON fOR AL THE MEXICAN COAST. U.S. DISTRICT JUDGE CARL WEINMAN IN DAYTON, LEGEDLY MASTERMINDING LAST YEAR'S ABORTIVE THE COAST GUARO SAIO THE 72-FOOT STEEL OHIO, ACTING ON A REQUEST INITIATED BY PRESI COMMUNIST COUP ATTEMPT AGAINST PRESIDENT HULLED SHRIMPER BLOOD AND GUTS fLED TO OPEN DENT JOHNSON, ISSUED A TEMPORARY INJUNCTION SUKARNO. WATER AFTER THE MACHINE GUN ATTACK. ApPAR UNDER THE TAFT-HARTLEY LAW AGAINST THE WALK THE STATE TODAY SAID SUBANDRIO KNEW MORE ENTLY NONE OF THE FOUR MEN ABOARD THE BLOOD OUT AT GE's EVENDALE PLANT IN SUBURBAN CIN-, THAN HE CLAIMED TO KNOW ABOUT THE COMMUNIST AND GUTS WAS HURT AND THE BOAT WAS NOT DAM C I NNAT I. PLOT. THE CHIEF PROSECUTOR DECLARED SUBAN AGED. THE RESTRAINING ORDER, EFfECTIVE IMMEDIATE DRIO, WHO ~.EWI~USL~ TESTIFIED HE KNEW THE COAST GUARD SAID THE BLOOD AND GUTS LY, IS FOR TEN DAYS. THE COURT WILL DECIDE NOTHING OF SUKARNO'S ILl"ESS~ HAO IN FACT CONTENDED THE MEXICAN BOAT POLIMAR I FIREO OCT. 27 WHETHER TO EXTEND IT FOR THE FULL 80- KNOWN PRECISELY WHAT THE ILLNESS WAS -- A MACHINE GUN WARNING SHOTS THE SHRIMPER H4D DAY PERIOD PERMITTED BY THE TAFT-H~RTLEY LAW. KIDNEY STONE INFECTION. REFUSED TO LET A MEXICAN PARTY ON BOARD. THE WHITE HOUSE SAID THAT SIMILI~R ACTION SUKARN01S ILLNESS WAS BELIEVED TO BE ONE THE COAST GUARD CUTTER TRITON, STATIONED MAY BE TAKEN LATER AGAINST SOME OF AT LEAST OF THE KEY FACTORS WHICH MOTIVATED THE COM 150 MILES AWAY fROM THE SCENE IN THE GULF, TEN LOCAL STRIKES AT GE PLANTS IN OTHER PARTS MUNISTS TO COMMIT THEMSELVES TO AN OPEN WAS DISPATCHED TO INVESTIGATE OF THE COUNTRY. ARMED ATTEMPT TO SEIZE THE NATION LAST "EVERYTHING'S QUIET DOWN THERE NOW~" A JUDGE WEINMAN GRANTED THE ORDER AFTER THE OCTOBER. SPOKESMAN FOR iHE NEW ORLEANS COAST GUARD JUSTICE DEPARTMENT ARGUED THAT THE EVENDALE THE PROSECUTION AGAIN FAILED, HOWEVER, TO SAID THE C04ST GU~RD SAID THE BLOOD AND PROOUCTION WAS VITAL TO THE VIET NAM WAR EF OUTLINE SUBANDRIO'S ALLEGED ROLE IN THE UN GUTS 010 NOT REPORT BEING HIT THE INCIDENT FORT. SUCCESSFUL COUP ATTEMPT. THE STATE IS ASK WAS REPORTED TO HAYE HAPPENED WE~L OUTSIDE THE PLANT MAKES ENGINES FOR THE PHANTOM JE, ING fOR THE DEATH PENALTY. THE 12-MILE LIMIT MEXICO CLAIMS AS ITS OWN A TWIN-ENGINE TACTICAL FIGHTER WHICH CARRIES MEANWHILE, THE GOVERNMENT NEWS AGENCY SUCH C~ASHES BETWEEN AMERICAN SHRIMPERS A CREW OF TWO. IT IS USED IN BOMBING AND IN ANTARA TODAY REVEALED THAT SEVE~AL THOUSAND AND MEXICAN COAST PATROL~ERS OFTEN STEM TERCEPTOR MISSIONS AND AS A RECONNAISSANCE DEMONSTRATING INDONESIAN STUDENTS ~HRONGED FROM MEXICO'S 12-MILE CLAIM, AS OPPOSED TO PLANE. THERE ARE ABOUT 350 NOW BASED IN SOUTH LAST WEEKEND OUTSIOE SUKARNO'S SUMMER PAL THE THREE-MILE INTERNATIONAL LIMIT MOST VIET NAM AND THAILAND AND ABOARD TWO U.S. ACE AT BOGOR, 40 MILES SOUTH OF JAKARTA DE NATIONS RECOGNIZE. NAVY AIRCRAFi CARRIERS OFF THE VIET NAM COAS~ MANDING THAT HE EXPLAIN HIS POLICIES OR RE THr BLOOD AND GUTS WAS LOCATED SOME 200 MORE THAN 25,000 WORKERS STRUCK SEPARATE SIGN MILES SOUTHEAST OF TAMPICO IN THE GULf GE PLANTS IN LOCAL DISPUTES DESPITE A NATION THE STUDENTS OISPERSED QUIETLY AfTER THE EARLY TODAY, THE COAST GUARD SAID AL SETTLEMENT Of A DISPUTE THAT THREATENED GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS PROMISED To RELAY IT WAS NOT KNOWN EXACTLY HOW FAR OFFSHORE fOR A TIME TO PRODUCE A WALKOUT OF 120,000 GE THEIR DEMANDS TO SUKARNO, THE AGENCY REPOR~ THE BOASi WAS WHEN IT WAS FIREO UPON YESTE~ EMP~OYEES ED. DAY, BUT COAST GUARD SPOKESMEN SAID IT AP OTHER STRUCK GE PLANTS ARE AT SCHENECTADY, PARENTLY WAS OUTSIDE THE 12-MILE MARK. N.Y., PITTISFIELD, MASS., WARREN, MICH., MIL HOUSE PUTS FIRM STOP THE COAST GUARD SAID THE TRITON WOULD WAUKEE, WISC., UTICA, N.V , AUBURN, NY, TO TRADE ~ITH REDS MAKE A COMPLETE INVESTIGATION OF THE INCI FORT WAYNE, IND., BELLEVUE, OHIO, AND CLEVE WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE HOUSE, UNDER ELEC DENT LAND. ANOTHER STRIKE AT ASHLAND, MASS., WAS TION-YEAR PRESSURE FROM REPUBLICANS, THREW DEFEN~E AIM~ IN~ANjTY SETTLED TODAY. A BLOCK TODAY INTO PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S AN AT I THE EVENDALE WORKERS. WHO WALKED OUT SUNDAY NOUNCED PLAN TO STEP UP TRADING WITH EURO FOR VERvvOERD ~ MUkDE.HEk NIGHT, SAID THEY WERE GENERAL~Y HAPPY WITH PEAN COMMUNIST NATIONS. CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA (UPI)--THE CAPE THE FIVE PERCENT INCREASE ANO PAY THEY RE ON A 167 TO 121 ROLL CALL VOTE, IT WROTE TOWN DISTRICT SURGEON TESTIFIED TODAY HE CEIVEO UNDER THE NATIONAL SETT~EMENT, BUT PR~ INTO THE YEAR'S FINAL MONEY BILL A PROHIBI HAD DIAGNOSED THE ACCUSED ASSASSIN O. PRER TESTED LOCAL WORKING CONDITIONS AND JOB CLAS TION AGAINST USE OF EXPORT-IMPORT BANK MIER HENDRIK VERWOERD AS SCHIZOPHRENIC AL SIFICATIONS. FUNDS TO FINANCE OR ASSIST IN ANY WAY U S MOST THREE MONTHS BEfORE VERWOERD WAS KlllEQ AT THE DAYTON COURT SESSION, CARL EAR~EY, A SALES O. ANY KIND TO ANY NATION IN THE COM DR. RALPH KOSSEW WAS TESTIFYING IN CAPE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT LAWYER, READ PRESID~NT MUN I ST BLOC. PROVINCE SUPREME COURT IN THE SECONe DAY OF JOHNSON1S EXECUTIVE ORDER INVOKING THE TAfT JOHNSON ANNOUNCED THE TRAOE PLANS ON OCT. THE TRIAL Of DIMITRIO TSAFENDAS, WHO IS AC HARTLEY LAW AND AN A~~IDAVIT FROM DEFENSE 7 AS PART Ot AN EFFORT TO EASE RELATIONS CUSED Of STABBING VERWOERD TO DEATH ON THE SECRETARY ROBERT 5. McNAMARA SAYING THE HALT WITH EASTERN EUROPE. SPECIFICALLY, ~E PRO FLOOR OF PARLIAMENT ON SEPT 6 IN EVENDALE PRODUCTION WOULD SERIOUSLY IMPAIR POSED TO EXTEND EXPORT-IMPORT BANK C~EOITS DEFENSE ATTORNEYS ARE SEEKING TO HAVE THE THE WAR EfFORT TO POLAND, HUNGARY, BU~GARIA AND CZECHOS~O TRIAL ADJOURNED SO TSAFENDAS CAN HAVE A VAK/A. FV~L PSYCHIAiRIC EXAMINATION IN AN ATTEMPT NEW ARMS PACT COMING THE PRESIDE~T ALSO SAID HE WOULD CONSIDER TO PROVE HIM INSANE AND THEREFORE UNFIT FOR LONDON (UPI)--THE UNITED STATES AND BRITAIN USE OF EXPORT-IMPORT BANK FUNDS TO FINANCE iRIAL. WILL OFFER RUSSIA SHORTLY A NEW PACT TO BAN U.S EXPORTS NEEDED FOR CONSTRUCTION IN KOSSEW SAID HE EXAMINED TSAfENDAS JUNE 17 THE SPREAD OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS, OlPLOMATIC RUSSIA OF A PLANT TO BUILD ITALIAN FIAT AU WHEN HE APPLIED FOR A DISABILiTY GRANT SOURCES SAID TODAY. TOMOBILES. "HE WAS VAGUE AND DID NOT GIVE A CLEAR THE WESTERN POWERS HAVE SEEN ENCOURAGED TO REPUBLICANS, LED BY REP. PAUL FINDLEY, ACCOUNT OF HIMSELF," HE SAID "HE WAS A PUSH A NEW INITIATIVE BY THEIR RECENT TALKS ILL, SAILED INTO THE PLAN THEY CHARGED HYPOCHRONDIAC WITH 10EAS OF A PERSECUTORY WITH SOVI2T FOREIGN MINISTER ANDREI GROMYKO IT MADE NO SENSE TO HELP BOLSTER THE ECONO NATURE "HE CLAIMED HIS BOARDING HOUSE DE IN NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON WHEN THE RUSSIAN MY OF ANY COMMUNIST NATION AS LONG AS THE LIBERATELY GAVE FOOD TO PEOPLE WHO STAYED TERMED THE CONCLUSION OF A NUCLEAR TREATY COMMUNIST BLOC WAS SUPPORTING THE V,ET CDNG THERE TO KILL THEM AND THAT MORE THAN 20 "IMPORTANT AND URGENT." IN KILLING U.S. TROOPS IN SOUTH VIET NAM PEOPLE HAD DIED IN THE LAST YEAR" A NEW DRAFT TREATY WAS EXPECTED TO BE WORK- F,NDLEY OFfEREO HIS PROHIBlfTION AS AN THE DE.ENSE ASKED KOSSEW WHAT HE HAD WRI~ ED OUT IN COMING MONTHS AND JOINT~Y PRESENTED AMENDMENT TO A $4.9 BILLION CATCHALL MONEY TEN DOWN ON THE FORM ABOUT TSAFENDAS UNDER BY THE UNITED STATES AND BRITAIN. BI~~, CARRYING FUNDS TO FINANCE THE WAR ON THl HEADING "MENTAL CONDITION" THE UNITED STATES PRESENTED RUSSIA WITH A POVERTY AND SCHOOL AID, AMON~ OTHER PRO- KOSSEW REPLIED~ "I WROTE SCHIZOPHRENIC" NUCLEAR DRAFT TREATY ON NUCLEAR NON-PROLlfER~ GRAMS. THE FIRST NON-dHITE WITNESS, PETER D~NIELS TION IN GENEVA A YEAR AGO AND AMENDED IT THE BILL'S DEMOCRATIC MANAGERS LABELED OF BELLVILLE NEAR CAPE TOWN, DESCRIBED WHAT EARLIER THIS YEAR. THE MOVE POLITICAL ANO SAID IT COULD WRECK HE CAL~ED TSAFENDAS' "STRANGE" BEHAVIOUR THE RUSSIANS REJECTED IT CLAIMING IT DID THE SOUNO, MONEY-MAKING PROGRAMS OF THE Ex WHEN HE BOARDED WITH HIS fAMilY TWO MONTHS NOT RULE OUT THE PASSING ON OF THE DETERRENT PORT-IMPORT BANK, As WELL AS HAMPER SALES LAST YEAR. WITHIN THE NATO A~L'ANCE AND IN PARTICULAR TO BY AMERICAN BUSINESSMEN. HE TOLD OF AN OCCASION ~HEN TSAFENDAS AR WEST GERMANY. THE DEMOCRATS NOTED THAT TRADE WITH COM RIVEO WITH A BLOODY DRIPPING PARCEL CONTAI»-I THE SOVIETS IN TURN OFFERED A DRAFT TREATY MUNIST COUNTRIES IN ALL BUT NON-STRATEGtC ING BETWEEN TWO AND THREE POUNDS OF T-BONE WHICH THE WEST CONSIDERED UNSATISFACTORY. GOODS ALREADY IS BANNED AND "Ex-1M" BANK STEAK AND eGGs. ALL ALONG WESTERN AS WELL AS EASTERN DIPLO AID IS BARRED IN ANY DEALS WITH COMMUNIST "BLOOD WAS DRIPPING DOWN HIS COAT BUT HE MATS HAVE MAOE IT CLEAR THEIR GOVERNMENTS ARE COUNTRIES EXCEPT WHERE THE PRESIDENT FINDS DIDN'T SEEM TO CARE," DANIELS SAID "HE ANXIOUS TO REACH AN AGREEMENT WHICH WOULD THIS IS IN THE NATIONAL INTEREST. STARTED COOKING IT WITHOUT WASHING IT IN CALL A HALT TO TESTING OF THE aOMB. fiNDLEY INITIALLY WAS BEATEN ON A NON TO THE PAN IT WENT AND BEFORE IT WAS EVER RECORD VOTE, 54 TO 67, BUT WHEN REP FRANK DONE HE GOT A PLATE AND STARTED DIPPING IN~ WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE NAVY CONCEDES THAT Bow, (REP.~OHIO), PUT THE ISSUE TO A ROLL TO IT As HE 010 SO I COULD HEAR HIM CHEWING ITS VERSION OF THE TROUBLED TFX WARPLANE HAS CALL YOTE, THE TRADE BAN WAS NAILED FIRMLY AWAY. HE WAS REALLY AND TRULY GETTING HIS ITS "SUGS," BUT NEVERTHELESS IT "DARNED WELL INTO THe BILL, WHICH THEN WAS PASSEO BY TEETH INTO IT." WANTS THIS PLANE." VOICE VOTE AND SENT TO THE SENATE THE COURT RIPPLED WITH LAUGHTER WHILE THE COMMENTS WERE MADE BY NAVY SECRETARV EXCEPT FOR THE ANTI-TRADE AMENDMENT, THE TSAFENDAS GRINNED AND BOWED HIS HEAD PAUL NITZE IN TESTIMONY BEFORE THE HOUSE Ap SILL WAS PASSED UNCHANGED AFTER REJECTION DANIELS SAID TSAfENDAS TO~D HIM HE WAS PROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE ON AUG. 23. OF REPUBLICAN EFFORTS TO ADO $1 BILLION TO £AT1!11G THIS WAY "BECAUSE HE HAD TO FEED THE TESTIMONY, MADE PUBLIC YESTERDAY, SAID ITS TOTAL TO HrL? FINANCE THE VIET NAN WAR. THE WORMS " THE MAIN PROBLEM WITH THE F-I liB VERSION IN THE REPUBLICANS ARGUED JOHNSON WAS UNDER EARLIER CAPETOWN DR HENDRIK MULLER SAID TENDED FOR THE NAVY WAS ITS WE1G~ -- SOMr 5r ESTIMATING WAR COSTS ANO UNOER FINANCING HE EXAMINED TSAFENDAS OCT 12 ANO TSAFENOAS 000 POUNDS OVER WHAT WAS DESIRED, aUT NITZE THE WAR FOR POLITICAL REASONS. COMPLAINED ABOUT A TAPEWOR~ SAID MODIFICATIONS TO THE PLANE AND IMPROVED "HE CLAIMED THE ~ORM HAD CHANGEO HIS CHAR SHIPBOARD EQUIPMENT WGU~D MAKE IT POSSIBLE (UPI)--THE ENGLISH WORD CURFEW IS DERIYED ACTER AND PHYSIQUE," MULLER SAID "HE SAID TO USE THE PLANl ON AIRCRAFT CARRIERS. FROM THE FRrNCH WORDS, "COUVRE-FEU," MEAN THAT fORMERLY HE WAS THIN AND WIRY BUT NOW ING "COVER THE fiRE," A TIME WHEN PEASA~TS HE WAS FAT AND fLABBY HE SAID IT HAD MADE
WHEN A MAN BUVS A NE~ HAT, HE WANTS ONE WOULD EXTINGUISH THEIR COTTAGE FIRES UPON HIM IRRITABLE." JUST LIKE THE ONE HE HAS HAD BEfORE. BUT A RETIRING FOR THE NIGHT. WOMAN ISN'T THAT WAY HELP KE(P KWAJALEIN CLEAN: E.W. HOWE DONrT BE A LITTERBUG: PACE 3 I-K>URGLASS TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1966 AroIUlJ TOWN. • • NASA CONTR~CT SPEEDS WORK IN CR'TERI~ A P~OG~AM ESTABLISHED BY THE NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE AD~ MINISTRATION TO ALEftT THE DESIGNERS or S~ACE VEHICLES AND C6MPON ENT5 TO POSSIBLE PITf"ALLS HAS BEEN ACCELE~"TED WITH THE AWARD or A CONTRACT TO DOUGLAS AI RCRArT Co., SANTA MONICA, CALif. THE MAJOR GOAL or THE DESIGN CRITERIA PROCRAM IS TO ACQUAINT CON TRACTORS ANO PROGRAM MANACERS WITH RECOMMENDED DESIGN-PRCDLEM SOLU TIONS THAT HAVE EVOLVED rRON EXPERIENCE, AND ADVANCING TECHNOLOGY IN THE NATIONAL SPACE ErrORT. THE PROGRAM IS CONCENTRATED IN EN VIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS, STRUCTURES, CHEMICAL ROCKET PRO~ULSION, AND STABILITY, GUIDANCE AND CONTROL SYSTEMS. THE DOUGLAS CONTRACT, AMOUNTING TO $145,204 fOR THE rlRST YEAR, WAS AWARDED BY NASA's LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER, HAMPTON, VA. THE WORK INCLIJOES MANAGEMENT SERVICES AND rACILITIES RELATED TO THE DESIGN CRITERIA PROGRAM rOR SPACE VEHICLE STRUCTURES. THE TOTAt CONTRACT IS ESTIMATED AT $500,000 A YEAR. DESIGN CRITERIA INFORMATION IS PUBLISHED IN HONOGRA~H fORM AFTER THE BEST EXP~RTS AVAILABLE TO NASA HAVE O~rIN[O THE PROBLEM AREAS AND DETERMINED WHAT IS NEEDEO TO DESCRIBE THEM. THEY ARE AS CON KWAJALEIN SNOWSTORM!!:! VERY LOCALIZED AND ARTIfiCIALLY PRODUCED CISE AS POSSIBLE TO ENCOURAGE MAXIMUM USE. BY THE KWAJALEIN FIRE DEPARTMENT AS PART or LAST WEEK'S FIRE PRE IMPROVEO rtIGHT-WDRTHINESS or COMPLETE SPACE VEHICLE SYSTEMS AND VENTION 08SERVANCE. IN THE PHOTO ABOVE MEMBERS or THE FIRE DE ECONOMIEs IN FUTURE fLIGHT PROGRAMS ARE ExPECTEO TO RESULT rROM PARTMENT ARE DEMONSTRATING rlRE riGHTING TECHNIQUES AT THE SCENE THE DESIGN CRITERIA PROGRA~. Of A SIMULATED AIRCRArT CRASH ------~------CLUBS COMMENTARY DINNER PRICE MI~~UOTEU LAST WEEK WAS A RATHER REMUNERATIVE ONE SOMEWHERE ALONG TME LINE, AND LET'S NOT rOR TWO KWAJALEIN RESIOENTS, ACCOROING TO GO INTO THAT, A SERIOUS BREAKDOWN IN COM REPORTS. IT SEEMS HENRY KAPAHU, JR., WAN MUNICATION OCCURREO YESTERDAY, SOMEHOW- DERED INTO THE CROSSROADS ON FUN NIGHT AND SOMEWAY -- THE PRICE OF THURSDAY NIGHT'S CAME AWAY WITH THE TOP PRIZE -- VALUED, IT WOMEN'S CLUB DINNER WAS ERRONEOUSLY LISTED IS UNDERSTOOD, AT $1000 IN ANY ~ANts MONEY. AS $3 75. WHICH IT IS NOT! ThE PRICE FOR MUCH AS ONE WOULD LIKE TO, ONE CANNOT THE DINNER IS $2.75, IN SPITE or WHAT THE SAY, "IT's THE LUCK Of' THE IRISH'', WHEN HOURGLASS MAY HAVE PREVIOUSLY PRINTED TO IT COMES TO SONNY OGOEN WHO DID IT A SEC THE CONTRARY OND TIME AT THE YOKWE YUK'S TUESDAY FUN DR. WELLS, DIRECTOR or PROJECT PRESS, IS NIGHT -- WON' THE GRANO PRIZE WORTH $1500. PREPARED WITH A MOVIE THAT EXPLAINS WHAT ERNIE BAKER, SUPERVISOR or THE CROSS PROJECT PRESS IS DOING HERE -- A QUESTION ROADS ANO OCEAN V,EW CLUBS,IS orr-ISLAND ON THAT MAY HAVE CROSSED THE MINOS Of MANY A WELL-EARNED VACATION. ACCOROING TO DAR KWAJALEIN RESIOENTS NOT DIRECTLY CONNECTED RELL WESTOVER, ERNIE HAS GONE HUNTING rOR WITH THE PROJECT. THIS IS A WONDEPrUL OP~ DEER AND PHEASANT IN THE STATES. JIMMIE PORTUNITY TO LEARN ABOUT THE ADVANCED RE~ NAKAMARU IS rllLING IN FOR ERNIE DURING SEARCH THAT IS CARRIED OUT ON THE ATOLL BY HIS ABSENCE. THIS EDGE OF TOMORROW ORGANIZATION LAST SUNDAY AfTERNOON THE CROSSROADS WAS BE SURE TO MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS RIGHT rULL or MUSIC WHEN DANNY LAVILLA AND HIS NOW FOR THE YOKWE YUK WOMEN'S CLUB $2.75 MUSICAL COHORTS PUT ON A JAM SESSION AS DINNER MEETING, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20 FOR ONLY THEY CAN. RESERVATIONS AND ALLIED INfORMAT10N SEE THE THE YOKWE YUK CLua IS STILL IN THE PRO CLASSIFIED PAGE or THE HOURGLASS CESS or METAHORPHOSIS. EVELYN AODY IS LOOKING rORWARO TO THE COMPLETION Of THE KAAG ART CL~~St~ ~TAKT RENOVATION. IN SPITE Of BEING £XPOSED TO THE ARTISTICALLY INCLINED BESIDENTS TO PERSHING'S NEW LOOK •••• THE ARMY'S LONGEST TT DAILY tOR SOME TIME HOW, SHE CANNOT BE KWAJALEIN ARE GETTING UNDER WAY THIS WEEK RANGE 8ALLISTIC MISSILE, PERSHING~ IS BEING COME ACCUSTOMED TO THE LOUD AND UNEXPECTED WITH THE BEGINNING OF TWO CLASSES, AN IN IMPROVED UNOER A PROGRAM DESIGNED TO INCREASE REPORTS or THE RAMSET GUNS TME CREW PER- TRODUCTION TO OIL PAINTING TAUGHT BY PRICH ITS RATE or fiRE AND RELIAB1lITY. THE IM 5 I STENTL Y USES. MATTHEWS AND BASIC DRAWING TAUGHT B CHUCK PROVEMENT PROGRAM -- KNO~N AS PERSHING IA - BOUGHNER ~ILL RESULT IN SEVERAL CHANGES TO GROUND G'RL SCOUT CALENDARS GC ON SALE THE TWO OIL PAINTING CLASSES WILL HEET
SUPPORT EQUIPMENT, BUT NONE TO THE 34-rOOT IT'S GIRL SCOUT CALENDAR TIME AGAIN J AND fOR THE FIRST TIHE TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY LONG MISSILE. IN THIS ARTISTtS CONCEPT, A STARTING FRIDAY KWAJALEIN1TES WILL HAVE A AT 7 30 IN THE SPECIAL SERVICES BUILOING PERSHING IA IS SHOWN ~ THE ERECTOR-LAUNCHER CHANCE TO auY AS MANY AS THEY WANT. THE ON THE SECOND rLOOR ACROSS FROM THE GEAR (EL) READY rOR fiRING. ON THE OPPOSITE END SALE COMMENCES AT 4:30 PM ON FRIDAY WHEN LOCKER. STUDENTS ARE REMINDED TO BRING OF THE EL IS A SHROUD WHICH HOUSES THE MIS THE MEMBERS or THE BROWNIE TROOPS WILL THEIR SUPPLIES AND TO BE ON TIME AS THE SILE'S WARHEAD SECTION OURING OVERLAND MOVE SELL TO THEIft OWN IMMEDIATC rAMILI£S, THE CLASSES WILL START AT 7:30 EXACTLY, MENT. PARKED NEARBY IS THE PROGRAMMER TEST JUNIOR TROOPS WILL CANVAS THE HOUSING AREA, THE TWO CLASSES IN BASIC DRAWING WILL STATION/POWER STATION. TRACKED VEHICLES ARE AND THE CADETTES WILL BE SELLING CALENDARS MEET WEDNESOAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS AT BEING REPLACED BY WHEELED VEHICLES TO TRANS IN rRONT Of MACY'S SATURDAY. PROCEEDS 7 30 IN THE FINE ARTS BUILDING PORT A PERSHING IA rlRING aATTERY. rROM THE SALE WILL GO TO HELP PROMOTE THE (U.S.ARMY PHOTO} SCOUTING MOVEMENT, SO YOUR PURCHASE NOT FIRST YEAR ECONOMIES GENERATED THROUGH THE ------ONLY PROVIDES YOU WITH A UTILITARIAN ITEM, ARMytS SUGGESTION PROGRAM DURING Fy66 THE WISOO~I WE MOST ADMIRE IS or THOSE BUT ALSO PROMOTES A VORTHY CAUSE. AMOUNTED TO $27.5 MILLION. THIS 15 AN 1N WHO COME TO us rOR ADVICE. SUPPORT THE KWAJALEIN Gl~L SCOUT PROGRAM. CREASE OF $0.8 MILLION OVER FY6~.
GRAND OPENING •••• LINES FORMED EARLY SATURDAY TOYS, TOYS, CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS AT TOYLAND riND A LONG-ANTICIPATED OPENING Of' TOYLAND. R~t S'LECTION or GifTS fOft THt YOUG$TERS ON THEIR LISTS. TUESDAY OCTOBER PAGE 4 HOURGLASS 18, 1966
PUPPET EMMISARY DISCOUNTS SHOOTS SELF TO STOP PAIN CHINE~E ENGAGE REO~ U.S. ASIAN PEACE PROPOSAL KENNESAW, GA. (UPI )--THE PAl N "WAS UNBEAR.. IN SUALL NAVAL FRACA~ UNITED NATION! (UPI )--HUNGARY, SPEAKING ABLE, BUT BILLY PAINTER, II, ENDUREO IT ~ITH TAIPEI {UPI J--A NATIOHALtST CHIH(SE HNAYAl " ... fCUlL AND TRUE KIIIOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTAND SPART .. N COURAGE WHILE LISTENING FOR SOME COMMANDO UfHT" SANK T\IIO CHINESE COMMUNIST ING OfC THE OPIN'ON" Of NORTH VIET NAM, DE SIGH IN T~E QUIET WOODS THAT HIS CRIES fOR GUNBDATS AND SERIOUSLY DAMAGED TWO OTHERS IN CLARED TODAY THAT THE UNITED STAT(S HAS MADE HELP HAD BEEN HEARD. AN AM6USH JUST OFr THE CHINA MAINLAND LAST "NO REAL AND VALID" OffCER TO END THE 'VIET HE BECAM~ LOST SUNDAY WHILE ON A C~MPING WEeKEND, THE C£NTRAL NEWS AGE~CY REPORTED NAM W"'R. TRIP WITH HIS fATHER, YOUNGER BROTHER AND TODAY. "TlfE SO-CALLED PEACE PROPOSALS, INCLUDING AN UNCLE. IN AN EFFORT TO ATTRACT "'TTENTION, THE DEFENSE MINISTRY INFORMATION BUREAU THOSE WE HAYE HEARD IN THJ5 GENERA.L DEBATE, HE rlRED HIS .22 CALIBER RIFLE -- THE BUL CO~FIRMED THE REPORT BUT DECLINED TO GIVE MISS THE MAIN POINT," HUNGARIAN fQftUGtI MIN LET RICOCH[TEO orF A TREE ANO STRUC~ MIN IN ~NY DETAILS. TH~ ANTI-COMMUNIST FORCES WERE ISTER JANDT PETER TOLD THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY THE HEAD. BElIE~tD TO HAVE OPERATED UNDER THE NATION- "THEY I1 .. VE SUCH BASI C SHORTCOMINGS TH .. T fOR MORE THAN TWO HOURS, BILLY FOUGHT THE ALIST ARMED fORCES BUT THE GOVERNMENT RE~ERS MAKE THEM INEfFECTUAL." PETER SAID If THE ENGULFING PAIN. THEN~ AS HOPE or BEING rOUNO TO THEM AS ~COMMANOO UNITS" IN AN APPARENT UNITED STATES LINKEO ITS OFfER TO [NO THE LEFT HIM, HE GAVt up." EfFORT TO INDICATE THEIR ACTIONS ARE NOT 80MBING OF NORTH VIET NAM TO ANY CONDITIONS, "I JUST COULDN'T STANO THE PAIN NO lON- GOVERNMENT-SPONSORED. IT »REVEALS THE LACK OF REALLY PE"'CEfUL IN GER~ HE SAID "I JUST COULDN'T STANO IT." THE IIIA~AL BATTLE IN THE fORMASA STRAIT TENTIONS." H[ SAID THt PRESENCt OF U.S. B'llY PICKED uP THE RIFLE AGAIN, PUT THE ACROSS FROM FORMOSA COINCIOES WITH SPECULA- BASES IN VIET NAM IS A VIOL"'TION Of THt B"'RREL TO HIS HEAD AND PULLED THE TRIGGER. TION THAT THE GOVERNMENT OF PRESIDENT CHIANG GENEVA AGREEMENTS ON SOUTHEAST ASIA "'NO A RESCUE TtAM fOUND HIM IN CRITICAL CON- KAI-SHEK WAS TRYING TO CAPIT~LIZE ON THE THEIR REMOVAL "CANNOT BE CONSIDERED A UNI DITIOM WITH TWO BULLET WOUNDS IN THE HEAD. UNRtST IN COMMUNIST CHINA CAUSED BY THE REO LATERAL CONCESSION." "HE HAS ABOUT A 5()..50 CHANCE or H~~ING GUARD. PETER CHARGED THAT BEFORE AND DURING THE IT J " SA.ID A SPOKESMAN YESTERDAY AT KENNESAW MILITARY 08SER~ERs SAID THE CLASH COULD 1954 GENEVA CONr(RENCE wHICH PARTITIONED HOSPITAL, WHERE BILLY VNOtRWENT EMERGENCY TRIGGER RENEWED HOSTiliTIES IN THE STRAIT, INOOCHINAJ THE UNITED 5T"'TES SOUGHT TO PER SURGERY. WHERE THE SITUATION HAS BEEN CALM SINCE THE SUAOE FRANCE TO CONTINUE THE WAR THERE. 1958 QUEMOY CRISIS EXCEPT FOR A FEW ENCOUN "ON THE VERY DAY THOSE (1954) AGREEMENTS INCOME BEATS PRICE~ TERS BETWEEN N"'TIONALI5T AND COMMUNIST SHIPS WERE SIGf'H:O," HE SAID SOUTH VIETNAMESE WASHINGTON, (UPI )--THERE WAS GOOD NEWS ANO PLANES. EMISSARIES AND T~E REPRESENTATIVES Of THE TODAY rROM THE COMMERCE DEP"'RTMENT THE THE UNITED STATrs, WHICH MOVEO UNITS DF ITS UNITED STATES A~REAOY STARTED TO COUNTERACT ~RE"'L INCOME~ Of THE AVERAGE AMERICAN THIS 7TH FLEET INTO THE STRAIT AT THE HEIGHT or CERTAIN PROVISIONS Of THOSE AGREEMENTS, SUMMER OUTSTRIP~EO INCREASES tN PRICts, RE- THE CRISIS J WAS UNDERSTOOD TO BE DISCOUR"'GING NOTA6LY THOSE CONCEIVED TO INSURE THE RIGHT VERSING A THREE-MONTH TREND. ANY NEW NATIONALIST MILITARY ~OVENTURES TO SELr-OETERMIHATION Of THE PEOPLE Of THE DEPARTMENT SAID YESTERDAY THE .. rTER AGAINST THE COMMUNIST-HELD MAINLAND. SOUTH V I ET t~AM TAX INCOME Of THE AV(R"'GE AMERICAN WAS RUN THE REPORT BY tHE CENTRAL NEWS AGtNCY, op "THE INTERV[NTION Of THE UNITED STATES IN NING $1 I HIGHER IN JULY, AUGUST "'NO SEPTEM ERATED BY THE RULING KUO,",INTANG (NATIONALIST SOUTH VltT NAM I,OES SACK TO SINCE THAT TIME, BER J THAN IN APRIL, MAY AND JUNE. PARTY) SAID THE COMMANDO UNIT AMBUSHED A STEP BY STEP, nlE INVOLVEMENT or THE UNITED IT WAS WELCOME NEWS FoR AMERICANS WHO SAW FORCE or REO GUNBOATS OUTSIDE THE ESTUARY OF STATf:S HAS CRown BorH I N QUANT I TY AND THEIR REAL INCOMES SHRINK BY $9 BETWEEN THE THE MIN RIVER IN CHEKIANG PROVINCE SATUROAY OUALITY FROM INTERVEN~ION TO AGGRESSION ••• FIRST AND THE SECOND QUARTER OF THt YEAR, NIGHT. "!N THE INTEREST OF NEGOTIATIONS AND P[:AC( AS PRICES ROSE rASTER THAN WAGES, SALARltS, THE WITHD?A~Al OF THE U.S MILITARY BASES PENStONS ANO OTMER SOURCES OF INCOME. KIDNAPER ~URRENOE~b AND PERSONNEL SHOULO BE PROPERLY GUARANTEED. THIS SUMMER'S GAIN WAS LESS THAlli THE FIRST RABAT, MOROCCO (UPI )--AHMEO OLIMI, MOROCCAN
ANY PROPOSAL THAT MAKES THIS WITHDRAWAL QUARTER'S $17 INCREASE AND WELL BELOW LAST DEPUTY SeCURITY POLICE CHIEF J HAS LEFT FDR I UNCERTAIN REVEALS THE LACK or REALLY PEACE- SUMMER'S $61 ADVANCE. PARIS TQ HANO HIMSELF OVER TO fRENCH JUSTICE I fUL INTENTION. " THE OffICIAL NAME rOR THIS PARTICULAR AS THE MAN RESPONSIBLE VOR THE KIDNAPING OF WHILE TH£ ASSEM8LY'S POLICY DESATE PRO STATISTIC IS "PER CAPITA DISPOSABLE PERSONAL O~POSITION LEfTIST LEADER MEHDI BEN BARKA, CEEDED, THE PALESTINE TRUCt SUPERVISION OR INCOME.» THE COMMERC£ DEPARTMENT fiRST T~E MOROCCAN NEWS AGENCY MAP ANNOUNCED TODAY. GANIZATION SUBMITTEO A FACT-fiNDING REPORT FIGURES IT IN "CURRENT DOLLARS ANO THEN IN THE AGENCY SAID DLIMI LEFT BEHIND A LETTER ON ISRAEl'S CHARGE OF SYRIAN AGGRESSION IN "CONSTANT" 1958 DOLLARS, TO ELl"'INATE THE TELLING MOROCCOlS KING HASSAN I I THAT BY THE GALILEE AREA [ARLY THIS MONTH IT DREW EFrECTS or INfL"'TION. SURRENDERING HIMSELF TO FRENCH JUSTICE HE NO CONCLUSIONS. !N CURRENT OOLLARS, PER CAPITA DISPOSABLE HOPED TO "SAVE TH~ PR~STIG( OF MOROCCO ANO iHE REPOR~. fiLED ~Y LT. GtH 000 BULL or PERSONAL INCOMt -- WHICH MEANS AFTER-TAX ITS SOVEREIGN." NORWAY, UNTSD CHI[F or STAfF, WAS SUBMITTED INCOME -- ROsE FROM $2,543 TO $2, 574, OR DllMI AND HIS CHI!r, MOROCCAN INTERIOR TO MEMBERS OF THE SECURITY COUNCIL BY $3 1 AT AN ANNUAL RATE, BETWEEN THE SECOND MINISTER GEN. MOHAMMED OUfCKIR, HAVE BEEN SECRETARY GENERAL THANT. AND THIRD QUARTERS or 1966 IN CONSTANT NAMEO BY THE PROSECUTION AS THE T~O LEADING DOLLARS, THE INCREASE WAS ONLY $11, FROM fCtGURES BEHIND THE AeDUCTION ANO PRESUMED SUPREME COURT SUSPENDS $2,278 TO $2,289. DEATH OF THE 45-YEAR~OLo BEN BARKA. BIG RAILROAD MERGER THE fiGURES FOR PER CAPITA DISPOSABLE IN THE LEFTlsr LEADER WAS KIDNAPED WITH THE WASKINGTON (UPI J--THE SUPREMt COURT TODAY COME CAME TO LIGHT AS THE DEPARTMENT AN HELP OF FRENCH POLICEMEN FROM A PARIS aouLE BLOCKtD THE PROPOSED PEHNSYL~ANIA-NEW YORK NOUNCED THAT TOTAL PERSONAL INCOME AOVANCED ~ARD LAST OCT. 29 AND HAS NOT BEEN SEEN CtNTRAl RAILROAD MERGER UNTIL IT CAN EXAMINE STRONGLY IN SEPTEMBER, AT A~ ANNUAL RATE Of SINCE. MORE CLOSELY OBJECTIONS OF COMPETING LINES. $4 I BILLION. THAT COMPARES WITH AN AVERAGE MOROCCO HAS ALWAyS DENIED ANY PARTICIPATION IN A T~O-PAGE ORDER, THE COURT r,XED THE MONTHLY GAIN O~ ABOUT $3.5 BILLION DURING IN THE CRIME. THE LETTER DRAFTtD BY DLINI OATES O~ WHICH PARTIES TO THE CASE NUST THE rlRST NINE MONTHS OF 1966. SEEMED TO INDICATE HE HAD HIDDEN HIS ALLEGED FILE PAPERS. IT SAID ARGUMENTS WilL BE HELD THE INCREASE CARRIED PERSONAL INCOME IN PARTICIPATION IN THE ABDUCTION rROM BOTH THE ON JAN 9 fOR fOUR HOURS SEPTEMBER TO A RECORD RATE OF $589.5 BILLION KING AND INTERIOR MINISTER THE COURT ACTED ON THE REQUEST Of SIX COMPARED TO $552.5 BILLION IN SEPTtMBER, MAJOR EASTERN RAILROADS, ALONG WITH TWO 1965. RED GVARD~ MAS~ IN PEKING SMALLER ROADS ANO OTHER INTtRESTED PARTIES THE BIGG[:$T GAINS WERE WAGES AND SALARIES, TOKYO (UPI )--ON£ AND ~ HALr MILLION REO A SPECIAL THREE-JUDGE FEDERAL COURT IN UP $2.1 BILLION, SOCIAL SECURITY AND MEDI GUARDS MASSED IN PEKING TODAY TO S~LUTE AGING NEW YORK HAD REJECTED THE COMPlAINTS ON OCT CARE PAYMENTS~ UP $900 MILLION, AND INTEREST PARTY CHAIRMAN MAO TSE-TUNG AND HIS HEIR 4 IN A OECISION THAT WOULD HAVE PERMITTED UP $600 MILLION. THESE ARE ALL ANNUAL RATES, APPARENT LIN P'AO. THE MERGER TO TAKE PLACE ON Nov. I. THE SEPTEMBER GAINS MULTIPLltD BV 12, IT WAS THE FOURTH AND LARGEST REO GUARD THE APPEAL TO THE SUPREME COURT RAISES GATHERING SINCE AUGUST. THE QUESTION Of WHETHER THE INTERSTATE PARK fUND COERCION DENIED THERE WERE NO SPEECHES. COMMERCE COMMISSION MAY ALLOW A MERGER TO AUSTIN, TEX. (UPI )--THE H[AD OF THE STATE MAO, LIN, PREMIER CHOU EN-LAI AND OTHER GO THROUGH WHILE LE~VI~G OPEN tOR FURTHER PARKS AND W,LDLIFE COMMISSION REVEALED YES PARTY lEAOERS DROVE THROUGH THE MASSIVE HEARINGS EXACT CONDITIONS TO BE IMPOSED TO TERDAY NEARLY $200,000 HAS BEEN R"'S(D fROM "GATE or HEAVENLY PEACE" SQUARE IN PEKING PROTECT OTHER RAllROAOS PRI~ATE DONATIONS TO BUY lAND fOR THE PRO IN THREE C~RS> RETURNING THE CHEERS OF THE Ir TH[ ANS~£R TO THAT OUESTION IS "YES", POSED lYNDON 8. JOHNSON STATE PARK. STUDENTS ~ITH WA~Es AND SALUTES. THEN THE HIGH COURT IS ASKED TO DECIDt CHAIRMAN WILL OOOM OF THE COMMISSION DE A PEKING CORRESPONDENT FOR THE JAPANESE WHETHER THE ICC REASON~BLt EXERCISED ITS NIED ANY COERCION IN SOLICITATION Of THE MAINICHI SHIMBUN SAID THE REO GUARDS BEGAN OESCRETION IN THE PENH-CENTRAL CASE. FUNOS, AS CHARGED oveR THE WEEKEND BY STATE GATHERING AT THE SQUARE AND IN OTHER PARTS RAILROADS SEEKING TO BLOCK THE MERGER SEN. JIM BATES OF EOrNBURG OF THE CITY AND THE SURROUNDING COUNTRYSIDE TEMPORARILY PENDING SUPREME COURT R(VIEW J BATtS, HEAD or THE TEXAS SENATE GENERAL LAST NIGHT. ARE THE BALTIMORE & OHIO, CENTRAL OF New INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE, SAID HIS GROUP HAD THE GUARDS, THOUSANDS Or THEM CARRYING J£RStY, CHES"'PEAKE & OHIO, NORFOLK & WtST MET ~TRATION IN Ef~ORTS TO GATHER INrOR ~ED-COVERED VOLUMEs OfC SELECTED WRITINGS OF tRw, Rr .. OING, WESTERN MARYLAND, ERIE-LACK MATIOH ABOUT HO~ DONATIONS WER( GOTTEN rOR MAO, CONVERGED ON THE SQUARE FROM EARLY MORN. AWANNA AND DELAWARE & HUDSON. THE PARK NEAR THE lBJ RANCH NEAR JOHNSTON ING. MAO APPEARED JUST ArTER NOON. OTHER PARTIES To THE APPEAL INCLUoED EIGHT C,TY, OTHER MASS GATHERINGS WERE HELD AT THE PENNSYLVANIA AND NEW JERSEY COMMUNITIES AND SQUARE ON AUG. SEPT. I J AND CHINESE ~ILTON J. SHAPP, DEMOCRATIC CONDIDATt fOR BATES, IN A 2~PAGE PREPAREO STATEMENT 18, ~ATIOHAL DAY OCT. I. GOVERNOR OF PENNSYLVANIA WHO IS A PENNSYL RELEASED SATURDAY NIGHT, CHARGEO "EITHER UNETHICAL OR IMMORAL PRESSUR£S~ WERE USED THERE WERt NO REPORTS OF DEMONSTRATIONS VANIA RAILROAD STOCKHOLDER. U H DISPLAYS or POSTERS ATTACKING INOIVIOUALS. THE STAY WAS GRANTED BY THE COURT OVER THE TO BLACKJACK GROUPS AND INDIVIDUALS INTO ~R OPPOSITION or THE ICC ANa 80TH THE PENNSYL CONTRIBUTIONS rOR THE PARK LAMb. RED GUARD POSTERS HAVE APPEAREO IN INCREAS VANIA ANO NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROADS. ODOM'S STATEMENT SAID $114,629.06 OF ING NUMBCRS IN PEKING OURING THE LAST r£w THE ORDER IS NOT INTENDED TO INTERfERE $196,902 50 COLLECTED IN THE rUND DRIVE HAD pAYS, ACCORDING TO THE HONG KONG M1NQ PolO. WITH FURTHER ICC HEARINGS ON THE CASE, NOW BEEN USED TO BUY 185.8 ACRES OF THE PROPOS ~HE PAPER SAID POSTERS HAD BEEN USED fOR ATTACKS ON HIGH PARTY ofrlCIAlS. SCHEDULED FOR OCT. 31, COURT SOURCES SAID. ED 244-ACRE PA~K. THr ORDER SAID THAT APPEALS AND BRIEfS ON CREATION or THE PARK WAS VOTtD N(ARlY TWO (UP! )--YEUOWSTOI£ NAT' ONAl PARK,. WI TH AN THEM MUST BE riLED BY Nov. 30 RESPONSES YEARS AGO BY THE THREE-MAN COMMISSION. AREA OF SQUARE MitES IS lARGER IN AND BRIEFS BY THE OTHER SIDE MUST BE FILED THEN DOOM AND COMMISSIONERS A.W. MOURSUND 3,472 SIZE THAN EITHER DELAWARE OR RHODE ISL~ND: BY DEC. 30. THEN, THE APPEALING PARTIES MAY OF JOHNSON CITY AND JAMES M. DELLINGER DF HAVE UNTIL JAN 6 TO REPLY TO RESPONSES. CORPUS CHRISTI FORMCO A PRIVATE TRUST. ~------~------~------PA4E 5 HO~LASS TUESDAV OeT08[~ 18, t966 Sports $ ctlon LOCAL SPORTS FBI ENTERS BRIBERY CASE INVOLVING LSU BACKFIELD BATON ROUGE, LA. (UP) )--FBI AGENTS TODAY A~RESTtD AND CHARGED A TON ROUGE BAR8ER WITH ATTEMPTING TO BRI.ETHREE-rOURTHS OF THE lSI ANA STATE UNIVERSITY BACK~IELD. THE V1SIBLY SH~~EK SUSPECT, 26-YE~R-OLO S~MUEL J. GR~Zl~NO, COM MENTED ONLY, "Goo HELP ME," WHEN HE WAS ARRAIGNED BEFORE U. S. ISSIOMER A. LEON HEBERT AND RElEASEO ON $5,000 BOND THE DARK-HAIRED, OARK-EYED SUSPECT WAS DRESSED IN A NATTY BLUE SILKIS" SUIT. THERE WAS NO INDICATION rROM THE FBI WHETHER GRAZIANO, PART-OWN ER Of THE DALTOH BARBER SHOP SEVERAL MILES FROM THE CAMPUS, WAS ALONE IN THE ALLEGED ATTEMPT OR WAS ACTING AS AN AGENT f'OR OTHERS. lSU ATH~ETIC DIRECTOR J~M[5 CORBETT REVEALED TH~~ THE INVESTIGA TIONS HAVE SEEN GOING ON rOR A YEAR AND THE THREE PLAYERS HAD BEEN WORKING WITH THE fEDERAL INVESTIGATORS SINCE LAST JULY WHEN THE SCHOOL BROUGHT ITS SUSPICIONS TO THE FBI IS ATTENTIOM. GRAZIANO WAS ACCUSED or o~rERIHG BRIBES TO TAILBACK J,M OOU!AV, A 19-YEAR-OLD JUNIOR FROM BATON ROUGE WHO LEADS THE TEAM IN RUSH ING; fULL6ACK GAWAIN DIBETTA or NEW ORLEANS, A 21-YEAR-OLD SENIOR
HO 15 LSU's LEADING SCORER J AND STRONGBACK BILLY MA5TERS, A 21- YEAR-OLD SENIOR rROM OLL~, l~. FIRST PLACE IN THE LITTLE LEAGUE WITH A RECORD OF SIX THE ALLEGED BRIBE ATTEMpTS INVO~VED ALL FIVE LSU GAMES PLAYED WINS AGAINST ONE DEFEAT. TO DATE PLUS THE UPCOMING ONE WITH FLORIDA NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT. BACK Row: fROM LEFT- D. TIETZ, T. TIMAS, T SCHMERSAHL, A LSU OEfEATED SOUTH CAROLINA. MIA~I AND KENTUCKY, LOST TO RICE UNI o GRAY, D. SIMS, J. BOSWELL, AND COACH B08 CHRIVIS. VERSITY AND WAS TlED BY TEXAS A &\~. FRONT Row! FROM LErT- B BRITTON, D. Fox, M. PACHEACO, J. CHRIVIS, CORBETT SAID THAT OTHER PLAYERS HAD BEEN APPROACHED, BUT HE WOULD B. CHRIVIS MISSING FROM PICTURE, p. IDElL. NOT ELABORATE AND REfERRED THAT ANGLE TO THE FBI. I~~~~~~~~~==~ COACH CHARLES MCCLENDON DECLINED TO COMMEN BALL PLAYERS ON THE CASE AND SAID THAT ALL OF THE lSU MAJOR COLLEGE GRID RATING~ PLAYERS, INCLUPING DOUSAY~ DIBETTA ANO MAS NEW YORK(UPI)--THE GOLDEN DOME THAT SITS TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY, AT 4'15 PM IT WILL ~PICTURE DAY" FOR ALL LITTLE LEAGUE BALL TERS, HAD BEEN ORDERED NOT TO TALK ABOUT IT. ATOP THE AOMINISTRATION BUILDING AT NOTRE AYERS. MEET THE MINOR LEAGUE FIELD IN Co~eETT SAID THAT NONE or THE OTHER PLAY DAME GLOWED EXTRA BRIGHTLY TODAY. ~T ALL PLAYERS ARE ASKED TO BE ERS W~RE AWARE OF WHAT HAD BEEN GOING OH FOR THE FIGHTING IRISH, SYNONYMOUS WITH AND THAT THE THREE INVOLVED PLAYERS ~ERE TO THE GAME OF fOOT5ALL, WERt BACK ON TOP OF BE HI GHL Y COMMENDED FOR THE I R It COUR AGE AND THE COLLEGE RANKINGS AFTER A TWO-YEAR AB ATTENTION ALL SWIMMERS THEIR PLAY WITH THE P~ESSURE ON THEIR BACKS.' SENCE. DUE TO THE L~CK or ENTRIES, THE ALL-lsLANO "ITtS BEEN TRE:~£NDOUSJ" HE SAID, "AND A NOTRE DAME, BOASTING A BRILLIANT AND S~IHM1NG MEET SCHEDULED FOR SUNDAY, OCTOBER COMPLI~ENT TO THE BOYS! INTEGRITY, CHARACTER OIVERSIFIEO OFFENSE, EDGED INTO THE No HAS BEEN CANCELLED. AND COOPERATION." POSITION IN THE UNITEO PRESS INTERNATIONAL 23, CORBETT, WHO HAS BEEN A LEADER AMONG COL BOARD or COACHES RATINGS ON THE STRENGTH or \ BOWLERS NEEDED LEGE OFFICIALS IN FIGHTING AND WARNING rOUR IMPRESSIVE TRIUMPHS, THE LAST A 32-0 A NEW MIXED CLASSIC LEAGUE IS BEING fORMED AGAINST GAMBLER INfLUENCE ON SPORTS, SAID TH ROUT Of NORTH CAROLINA LAST SATURDAY. TO BOWL ON TUESDAY NIGH~BE~INNING AT ALLEG(D BRIBERY ATTEMPT WAS A ~MEAN, VICIOUS THE FINAL COUNT WAS 12 FIRST PLACE VOTES 8:30 PM. ALL INTERESTED BOWLERS ARE ASKED TO CALL THING " AND 317 POINTS rOR NOTRE DAME TO 14 FIRST RS. MA~IE LANGE AT PHONE 2441 "WE'LL NEVER: BE ABLE TO COMPLETELY WIPE IT PLACE NOMINATIONS AND 315 POINTS rOR DE OUT," HE SAID, "SUT I HOPE BY SUCH PROGRAMS FENDING CHAMPION MICHIGAN STATE, ONE OF THE KGA GOLF TOURNAMENT AS OURS WE CAN MINIMIZE IT. I SAIO TWO YEARS CLOSEST RACES IN THE HISTORY or THE UPI THE NEXT KGA GOLf TOURNAMENT WILL BE HELO AGO IN A SPEECH BE~ORE EN~ORCEMENT o~rICERS RAT! NGS. ON SUNDAY OCTOBER 30. THIS IS AN 18-HOLE HERE THAT THIS (BRIBERY) WAS VERY DEFINITELY IT MARKED THE FIRST TIME THAT THE IRISH MATCH AGAINST PAR WITH FULL HANDICAP. GET THE GREATEST MENACE TO A WHOLESOME ATHLETIC HAD OCcUPIED THE TOP POSITION SINCE TH~ YOUR FOURSOME TOQEiHER ANO CALL THE rOLL OW PROGRAM. " NEXT-TO-LAST WEEK OF THE 1964 SEASON. THE INC FOR TIME; D'AMICO, CORBETT REVEALED THAT SEVERAL MONTHS AGO IRISH, WHO NEVER HAVE WON A NATIONAL TITLE ST~RTING lou 9-539; JOHN JONES OR JOE AT OME OF THE PLAYERS HAD REPORTED "SOME IN TH( 16-YEAR HISTORY or THE RATINGS, HAD 9-218 K~ULUKUKUI 420. TRANGE CONVERSATIONS" AND THAT HE AND THE CHAMPIONSHIP WITHIN THEIR GRASP THAT LEAD~ OLYMPIC~ CCLENDON FELT LAST SUMMER THEY "HAD ENOUGH YEAR BUT LET IT SLIP AWAY IN THE FINAL U.s. IN LITTLE MEXICO CITY (UPI )--THE U,S, L(ADS A FIELD GO ON TO TAKE IT TO THE AUTHORITIES. ~OMENTS OF THE GAME OF THE SEASON WHEN THEY IN SWIMMING EV(NTS AT THE "'WE F EL T TH E5 E BO Y5 WER E POTENT I AL CON LOST TO SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. o. 24 N~TIONS LITTLE OLYMPICS IN ~EXICO CITY AS THE GAMES TACTS I f" ANY ATTEMPTS weRE TO BE MADE, tI HISTORY COULD REPEAT ITSELF TH,S YEAR NEAR THEIR END. ONLY FOUR DAYS REMAIN RBETT SAID. "COACH MCCLENDON AND MYSELF SINCE NOTRE DAME MEETS FIFTH-RANKED SOUTH TODAY, THE TRACK AND FIELD EVENTS GET START T WITH THE rBI LAST JULY ALONG WITH ONE OF ERN CAL IN THE FINAL GAME OF THE SEASON AT EO CYCLING EVENTS WERE HELD THE THREE BOYS -- AND 11M NOT AT LI5ERTY TO THE los ANGELES MEMORIAL COLISEUM, SITE or YESTtRP~YJ CZECHOSLOVAKIAN CYCLERS, A DANE AND AN SAY WHICH ONE. THE MEMORABLE GAME TWO VEARS AGO. THE IRISH Two ITALIAN QUALIFIED tOR THE SEMI-FINALS TO "THE FEDERAL AGENTS ASKED f'OR OUR FULL CO HAVE SOME LARGE OBSTACLES TO HURDLE BEFORE OPERATION AND THAT OF THE BOYS THEY WERE THEY CAN EVEN THINK OF THE TROJANS. BE RUN TOOAY. ~------ASSUREO or IT." ONE OF THEM, THE 10TH RANKED OKLAHOMA DETROIT (UPIJ-~TwICE INTERIM MANAGER AND HE SAID THAT FROM THAT POINT ON, THE IN SOONERS, THEY FACE SATURDAY AT NORMAN, OKLA COACH BOB SWIFT OF THE DETROIT TIGERS DIED ESTIGATION WAS STRJCTLY BETWEEN THE rBI ALSO ON TAP IS A MEETING WITH MICHIGAN STAT OF LUNG C~NCER. HE WAS 51. THAT THE lSU ORGANIZA STILL AS FORMIDABLE AS EVER DESPITE A NAR ION HAD NO PART IN IT. ROW 11-8 VICTORY OVER OHIO STATE LAST WE~K MCCLENOON SAID HE DIP NOT THINK THE IN END. ESTIGATION HAD ANY Ef~EeT ON THE PLAY or M,CHIGAN STATE HAS A HEADACHE OF ITS OWN U. HE SAID THE THREE PLAYERS INVOLVED THIS weEK THE SPARTANS MEET PUROUE, RANKED ULD HAVE NO CO~MENT TO THE PUBLIC OR TO NINTH, IN A BATTLE BETWEEN THE TWO MAJOR EIR TEAMMATES ON IT. HE SAIP THE MATTER BIG TEN CONFERENCE CONTENOERS. ULD BE DISCUSSED IN A TEAM MEETING. THE BOILERMAKERS LOST THEIR OPENER TO "I 1M SU~E THAT IT IS A TREMENDOUS RELIEF NOTRE DAME 26-14 BUT SINCE HAVE OEFEATED TO ~ET THIS OFr THEIR SHOULOERS,fl MCCLENDON fOUR TEAMS AND GAINED THE INSIDE ~RAC~ TO SAID. "I KNOW THEIR I""SIDES MUST HAVE HURT THE ROSE BoWL WITH A NARRO~ 22-21 WIN OVER SOMETIMES." M,CHIGAN. M,CHIGAN STATE. WHICH REPRESENTED MCCLENDON TOLD A SCHEDULED WEEKLY LUNCHEON THE CONFERENCE AT PASAOENA LAST JANUARY, IS FOR SPORTSWRITERS HE PID NOT THINK THE EPI NTO ELI GI eLE TO RETURN SODE WOULD HURT L5U's ATHLETIC RECRUITING TEAMS POINTS OGRAM. I. NOTnE DAME (12) (4-0) 317 ------2. MICHIGAN STATE (14) (5-0) 315 1. UCLA (6) {S-Oj 265 YOU ARE THE QUARTERBACK 4. ALABAMA (2) (~-O 240 By JACK KCMP 5. SO. CAlI~ORNIA (I (5-0) 200 ITUATION: o. GEORGIA TECH (5-0) 152 LEAPING SAN DIEGO BY 7 POINTS, YOUR ONLY 7. NE8RASKA (5-0) 139 CaRt HAS COME 6Y WAY Of' AN INTERCEPTED PASS. 8. FLORI DA ('5-0) 1 9 CLAIMS SHE TAUGHT SANDY HOW TO PITCH-M. s Robert IT IS NEAR THE END OF THE FIRST HALF, AND 9. PURDUE (4-1 ) 59 Nicholson standmg with Sandy Kouf l/'<+ TO ~24. LESS ALONG PERUIS HEAVILY POPULATED A CROSS THE WATER. II IBM LED THE FREEWHEELING ELECTRONICS PACifiC COASTe EARLY ESTIMATES OF PRO F~OWERS WERE STRUNG AND TIED EVERY INTO THE PLUS COLUMN wiTH AN 8 1/2 POINT PERTY DAMAGE WERE IN EXCESS Of $4 MIL- WHERE AT THE AIRPORT RECEPTION AREA. A JUMP. MoTOROLA GAINED 7 1/4 AND GENERAL LION. NEARBY SCHOOL WAS DUSTED SPIC AND SPAN ELECTRIC, WHICH HAD AN IMPROVED EARNINGS GREATER LIMA, THE NEARBY PORT or CAL- FOR A PRESIDENTIAL INSPECTION DURiNG REPORT, CLIMBED 3 3/4. THE GOVERNMENT LAO, SEVEN MILES TO THE WEST, AND THE THE BRIEF REfUELING STOP. OBTAINED A TEMPORARY INJUNCTION TO fORCE PROVINCE OF CHANCAY, INCLUDING THE THERE WAS INTENSIFYING SPECULATION EMPLOYEES OF A GE PLANT BACK TO WORK ON CITIES or HUACHO AND HUARAL, WERE THAT THE PRESIDENT WOULD EXTEND THE 5!X- DEfENSE PROJECTS. AOMIRAL, COLLINS RADIO HARDEST HIT. HUACHO IS 90 MILES NORTH NATION TOUR TO VISIT AMERICAN FORCES 'N AND WESTINGHOUSE ALSO MADE IMPRESSIVE OF LIMA. SOUTH V~ET NAM J BUT TOTAL SECURITY PROGRESS HUACHO PROVINCE J 75 MILES NORTH OF BLACKED OUT ANY DECISIONS ON THIS" DELTA PACED THE HIGHER AIRLINES, GAIN LIMA, REPORTED 47 DEAD, MOST Of THEM It JOHNSON WAS BARNSTORM!NG HIS WAY A ING 4 ,/2. NORTHWEST ROSE 4 1/8 AND HUACHO CITY. THE QUAKE WAS ESTIMATED T( CROSS THE SEA ON HIS FIRST rARFLUNG BRANIFf AND EASTERN PICKED UP 2 EACH. HAVE LEVELLED 40 PERCENT Of THE HOUS- DIPLOMATIC MISSION ABROAD SINCE ASSUMING KLM AND P_N AMERICAN JOINED THE ADVANCE. 1NG IN THE CITY OF HUACHO AND 90 PER- THE PRESIDENCY. JCUGLAS AND UNITED AIRCRAfT LED THEIR CENT IN NEIGHBORING HUAU~A. SOMEHOW, POlYNESIAN DRUMS, NATIVE DANCES AND SECTION HIGHER BUT BOEING DIPPED 1/2. IN HUAURA, THE HISTORIC BALCONY FROM THE SIPPING OF PUNGENT KAVA JUICE IN NEW YORK CElnRAL AND PENNSYLVAN IA WHICH SOUTH AMERICAN LIBERATOR JOSE TOASTS AWAITED THE PRESIDENT AT PAGO GAINED DESPITE A LATE ANNOUNCEMENT THAT SAN MARTIN PROCLAIMED THE COUNTRylS IN·PAGO, THE STORIED CAPITAL OF AMERICAN- THE SUPREME COURT HAD FURTHER DELAYED DEPENDENCE FROM SPAIN WAS SPARED. ADMINISTERED SAMOA IN THE MIDDLE OF THE THEIR MERGER. CHICAGO & NORTH WESTERN OTHER DEATH TO~LS INCLUDED 26 IN CA~ OCEAN. THE CITY OF 25,000 PREPARED A SLIPPED I :/4 ON LOWER EARNINGS AND LAO, II IN LIMA AND II I N THE PARA- MAJOR PART Y F"OR TKE F IfitST AMER I CAN PRES- CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN ALSO FELL BACK. MONGA-HUARUA SECTOR. IDENT TO VISIT THE AREA. LITTON ROSE 3 1/8 ON NEwS OF ITS MERGER PLANS WITH NUTONE. THE LATTER ADDED 1- ~UART[RRACK AN~wFK 7/3. 350,000 SHARES. My PRIMAnY AIM HERE WOULD BE TO GO OFF STEELS AND MOTORS CLOSED FRACTIONS OILS, ANOTHER LONG IGNORED SECTION , THE fiELD AT HALf-TIME ~EADING~, THINKING J! I CHER AND META~S ALSO MADE HEADWAY. CONTINUED TO CHALKI UP GOOD GAINS" PENN~ IN TERMS OF A FIELD GOAL, I D CALL FOR E~STMAN KODAK CONTINUED TO BENEFIT fROM OIL JUMPED 4 3/4, STANDARD OIL Of CALI- A POSSESS !or~-n'PE SIDELINE PASS, TELLING RECORD EARNINGS BUT Du PONT LOST [. FORNIA 2 5/B AND TEXACO \ 1/2. MY RECEIVER TO STEP OUT OF BOUNDS TO U~tON CARBIDE ROSE I 7/8. PRICES ON THE A~ERICAN EXCHANGE IM- STOP THE CLOCK PRIOR TO BEING TACKLED. BETTER EARNINGS HELPED BRISTOL-MYERS PROVED IN MODERATE TRADING. Or THE 800 liD VORK OUR WAY UP FIELD USING THIS WHICH FINISHED 3 3/4 HIGHER. OTHER DRUGS ISSUES TRADED, 389 GAINED, (96 LOST SAME PASS PATTERN J MIXING IN A SCREEN OR ALSO PROGRESSED. COLUMBIA PICTURES, AND 215 ~ENT UNCHANGED. VOLUME EXPANDED DRAW EVERY FEW PLAYS IF WE HAVE TIME- WHICH DID NOT TRADE ON YESTERDAY, GAINED TO 1,432,510 SHARES (ROM 1,207,815 OUT~ AVAILABLE. DON'r UNDERESTIMATE THE 3 IN fAIRLY ACTIVE DEALINGS. A SWISS SHARES ON VESTERDAY. PSYCHOLOGICAL ADVANTAGE or HAVING THE BANK HAD SAJD IT RECEIVED A TENDER OFFER THE "AMEX:" INDEX JUMPED 15 CENTS TO LEAD AT THE END OF THE HALF. IT AF"FECTS OF 657,000 SHARES OF COLUMBIA AND WOULD CLOSE AT $12.65. YO~R WHOLE GAME PLAN FOR THE REMAINDER PU 'CI""~"- THEM rOR $33 A SHARE. A PRE OF THE CONTEST. 'I:JUS S1HEt.1ENT SAID IT WAS SEEKING ONLY HOURGLASS WANT ADS GET RESULTS! PAGE 7 HJURGLASS TurSDAV, OCT08[R 18, 1966 CROSfWORD - .By Eugene Sheffer Coron.ation in 1967 Persia's Twenty-Five-Centuries-Old Monarchy Continues Iy JANNY BROWN O"ntrf!! Pr""" AS8oriat'MI Oorrespondent TEHRAN, lran-A top event In the world kmgdoms is sched uled to 'let monarchs and those WIth a claim to kingly ancest~y, trekking to Tehran In early au- " tumn of 1967 That IB when Mohammad Reza Shah PahlevI Shahanshah (King of Km!".) of Iran sec ond generatiOn of the relatively recent PaIllevl dynasty wJll be crown'ild kmg of hIS country thu~, <,ontmumg 2 500 years of Pershll1 monarrhv which strlrled WIth ('yrus the Great • THF, FACT III MohammM Reza Shah has ~en king L>I Iran lhese pa<;\ 25 years The ",I\er JUbllee of h,s rule was AnCIent Persepol!s-where the shClh moy be efCIwned celebrated wit h approprIate jJomp and car<'rn lIS'F YOUI PLAY 1 You are declarer With the you wouldn't have had much West hand at Three Notrump chance of making the hand eveD. North leads the six of spades If you had played the five from How wouLd you play the hand 'I dummy South would ha.ve play- • J 14. K 15 ed sotM card other thaD the • A K E3N. • 9 g 6 ( a.ce and you W{)uld h.ave gone • A K 9 7 WE. 6" 2 l!c>wn, though perhaps more ... A Q 10 !i S "" J 943 ~;e~~ting wms the operung 2 You are declarer with the lead, your chances rise materlaJ Weat hand at "we DlIILmonda. ly, though you must stu1 be The blddmg has been careful what yeu dQ next The WHt North Ea.st South proper play now is to lead the 1 • 2... 3 • Pasa JlIne ot clubs and ftnesae If the •• PaQ 5. :tlne5d 'succeeds, you rep"t it North leada: the king of clubs. by playing the jack would you play tht; hand? Even If South started Wlth • AJ 8 1YJ •K Q the K-8-7·6 of clubs, you would • K 10 N. J 9 5 3 trap the king and make the • A K 108 U Wall • Q J 7 ~ contract Note that If you lead SE'EKING A PLEDGE IN MOSCOW~-VI,\ltmg Moscow to seek .. J 2 .. A 4 :I the jack onginally, in!ltead of a pledge from the Russla.ns to ask the North Vietnamese ... the nine, South can defeat you 1 Of course, if you wanted to with proper defense The rune government not to harm captured U S fliera, British Prlme lie ;jure of m8kb\g a spade Ja Ute wtnning play if South Mlnl!lter Harold Wilson (lett) chats with Soviet PrllTle Min tr1dt, you could accompltsh tha hu tha kl1Ig Ister Alexei KOllygin Wilson also WIIS to s~k Soviet back- qultlb easily by pl&ymg the five 2 The pOBSlble losers are two 109 for Viet Na.m peace moves (OablephDto) from dwnmy It would not. mat- hearts and a club North may ter where the ace and queen have the A-Q of hearts 111 ad were located you would be cer· dJtlon to the K-Q of ctubs. '1'0 lain ot 8. spade trick sooner or overcome thl.!! danger prepare later tDr an endpla.y However, the problem here Is Win the king' of clubs with to make three notrump, and 8.8- the ace, dr8W trumps, cash the rrunng a spade trick 11 only a K-Q ot spades, overtakln8' the LANDS A TlGU-Ian SmIth, collateral cOlllllderat1on To give aecond one with the a.ce, anl! prune minister of RhOdflSUI., yourself the best- <:banee of cam the jaCk of spades, dl!I ma.klng the contract yOU must <:ardJng a club from dummy holds tlgel' fish IIp a at Lake play the king on the opening Then play the jack of clubs. Kd.nba, caught by hiS cabi lqd North wins, but 1$ foreed to net teoun In a {"ontest WIth a IT it 10$11 to the ace, Jt is lead a he8I"t or el8e give yOU team made up of the Rho true you are lli. bad shape, but a ruft and duK:anL degum National F a l' m " rs (C 11161, KII:lc :1'_ S)'IId1ca:e, t.o.) Union and the RhodeSian To bacco ASSOCiation The cnbl net tcam won Wlth thIS caLch PAlE B tcURGUSS TUESDAY, OCYOSER IS, 1966 PUBlISHEO 8'1' GI.OSA.L ASSQCIATES AT THE ANNOUNCEMENTS 01 RtCJ ION Of THE COIotWfO ING orr I C£R BARGAIN BAZAAR "-~OCAT[O BETWEEN THE KWAJAlEIN TEST SITE, MARSHAll. ISLAHDs ClASSIFIED fURNITURE WAR'HOU.E AND THE SMALL BOAT CONTRACf DMG -43-67-C-OOOI MARINA ON THE LAGOON. IT IS O~'N THE HoURGLAIS IS ~USLIS"EO DAILY MON fOR.SALE EVERY WEDNE'OAY MORNING BETwct. THE DAy THROUGH SATURDAY, DEADLINE FOR HOURS OF 9:30 AND 12 HODN. BARGAIN NOTICEI Is 4 PM TH! DAY BEFORE PUBLI Two S~ORTIWAYS TANKS WITN SK VALVE.; BAZAAR 'ICKU~ IS EVERY WEDNE'DAY A~TER CATION AND DEADLINE rOR NEWI ITEHI II SPORTIWAYS NAVY II REGULATOR WITH IEA NOON Ir ~OU HAVE GIVE-AWAY', CALL 10 AM THE DAV O. PUILICATION. VIEW - .,10 CALL 473 DURING DUTY SHOWTIME MANDY KLANT AT 2458 BErORE 1 PM ON THE HoURGlAS' RtStwYES THE RIGHT TO HOURS OR 602 OR >35 ArTER HOU~5. WEDNESDAyS ~OR PICK-UP. fOR OTHER IN 7 '9 EDIT LETTERS TO THE Eo,TOR rOR THE FO""ATIDN CONCERNING THE BARQAIN BAZ SAKE OF BR[~ITY. ALL COPY, LETTERS CoH'LtTE AQUARIUM OUTrlT - 5-GILLON AAR, CONTACT A~ WAGNER AT 2785. ,AND ~HOTOQR~~"S SUBMITTED rOR PUBLI- AQuARIUM, rILTE~, COVE~ AND LIGHT - WILD AFFAIR AT tATION S[tOME THE pRO~[RT~ OF THE $ 10 CAu 2763 CoMEDY DRAMA BLACK AND WHITE PROTESTANT SENIOR CHAPEL CHOIR MEtTS HoURGLASS. REpUBLICATION 0' MATERIAL ------TERRY T~OMAS, NANCY KWAN EVERY WEDNESDAY AT 7.30 PM AT THE CONTAINED HIR£IN IS NOT AUTHORIZEO ~ CHA~EL. WIT~T THE ~RIOR ApPROVAL or THE CofolMANOINC OrFICER, KWA~'lEIN TESY THE MALLET-HEAD ~UTTER WHICH STRAYED SITE INTO A puTTING CONTEST AFTER THC TWO DUPLICATE BRIDGE WILL BE HELD WEDNES DAY NIGHT IN TH, YOKWE Yu~ CLUB AT Ir YOU HAYE NOT RECEIVED YOUR HoUR. BALL rOURSONE TOURNAMENT SUNOAT AT THE 7; 15 GLASS BY 6· 15 rM, PLEASE CALL 539 BE GOLr COURSE Has NOT "ETURNEo WOULD TWE!N TH[ NOURI or 6:15 ANO 6:45 AHO THE 'ERSDN KNOWlNa ITS WHER(ABOUTI SOCCER ASSOCIATION INVITES ALL SOCCtR ARABE::'f.(UE A COpy WILL BE DELIVERED TO YOU 'LEAIE EITH£R RETURN IT OR CALL 628 so MYSTERY COMEDY CoLOR rOOTBALL FANS AN~ ~LAY£RS TO THE THE OWNER NAY RECLAIM IT. IT II AN SOPHIA LOREN, GREGORV PEC~ THURSDAY AFTERNOON FROM 4:30 EDITOR: Nell PHELPS-MUNSON OLD AND CHERIBHED FRIEND ~R.CTICE TO 6 ON THE SOCCER rl£lO ASST. EDITOR~ DoRIS WALLIN STAf'ft HilNtE BLAIS WQRI< WANT£O FUN ~IGHf IS TONIOHT AT THE YOKWE Yu~ ADo I r JoHN.CHI CLUB AT JOAN KALAHIIII 8 SHOWTIME LYNN LIF"CK TOYLAND SHOPPERS - I WilL CARE FOR 6 30 & 8:30 L I TK>GRAPI£R R I CHARO RurrOLO YOUR SMALL CHILOREH IN MY HOME CALL COMMUNITY BAND WILL MEET TONIGHT IN CI RClJLA nON MRS EIUISON AT 2247 THE fiNE ARTS BUILDING AT 7:30 LION HAb WINGS ATC MANAGER. DANA ODGERS HELP WANTED KWAJALEIN RADIO CLUB WILL MEET TONIGHT SEM.-OoCUMENTAR~ BLACl( AND WklTE AT 7 AT CLUB STATION Kx6BU. A ODOR CLERK-STENOGRAPHER - KeNTRON HAWAI I, ~RIZE WILL BE GIYEN ALSO SPORTS lTD - SHORTHAND R£QUI~[D - FULL-TIME OFFICIAL NOT I CIS ~OSITION - riVE-DAY WEEK lNOulRE AT DATE orrlClAl BULLETIN PH:)NE KTS RANGE OPERATIONS BUILDING OR CALL BACHELORS CLUB WILL HOLD A NEETING ON SHOIITIME T F MCCRARY AT 596 OR 2135 OCT, 22 ALL M[MSEAS VISHING TO 7.30 &. 12.15 18 OCT 66 MAJ A.A. C~ANEY 2333 BRING GuESTS CONTACT SAM HALL AT THE 19 D(;T.66 CPT J,J, OSBORN 237 1 ~EllOIi' LOOOE,Xo. 171. F.dJl. OCEAN \lIEW 20 OCT 66 LTC G.W. FLINT 2368 ~TOP THE WORLO-l ~ANT TO uET OFF 21 OCT.66 OPT W.J. MARSHALL 751 THE REGULAR MONTHLY ITATEO MEETING YOKWE YUK WOM(N'S ClUB MONTHLY MEET STAGE CoHEDY CoLOR 22 OCT 66 HAJ R.S. AUSTIN 2393 or EMON LODGE 1179 & WILL BE HELD F AM IHG WILL BE HELD THURS OCT 20 AT TONY TANNER, MILLICENT MARTIN 23 oCT.66 CPT J.M. DULL 2214 TDNIGHT AT 7 IH THE ZAR CONr[RENCE THE YOKWE Yu~ CLUB. A rlLM ABOUT PRO AT / 24 OCT.66 LTC W,H. GRISWOLD 503 ROOM ALL £As AND Fes ARE INVITED TO JECT PRESS WILL !E S~OWN BY OR W I ATTEND ArTER 8:30 PM WELlS,DIRECTOR OF PROJECT PRESS A OuT~ OFrlCER I! KWA~ALEIN TEST SITE SOCIAL HOUR BEGINNING AT 6:30 'M WILL SHOWTIHE CoMMANDING OFFICER'S REPRESENTATIVE ANNOUNCEMENT fROM THE CATHOLIC CHAP P~ECEED THE 7 30 DINNER. 8 PURING OTHER THAN NORMAL ~UTY HOURS LAIN'S OFFICE. THE WOMEN'S CarrEl; O~I CHARGt FOR DINNER WILL BE $2 75 PER ~INALLY SCHEDULED rOR OCTOBER 20 IS PERSON FOR RESERYATIONS CALL LOIS 9EIN~ POSTPONED FOR ONE WEEK. IT WILL EASTBVRN AT 2408 OR VELMA HUTCHISON ~PY IN YOUR EYE RANGE OPERATION BE HELD ON THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBE~ AT 2223 errORE NOON, WEDNESPAY OCT ATC THE RANGE OPERATION IS RESCHEDULED S~Y D~AMA CoLOR FOR TOMORROW. OCTOBER '9. THERE WILL 27 19 PltlS[ DO NOT CALL THE YOKW£ Yv~ DANA ANOREWS,BRETT HALSEY, P,ER ANGELI BE NO All-ISLAND BLACKOUT OPTICAL RE: PARDON AT LAST GRANTED CLUB TO MA~£ RESERYATIONS. R£SE~VA TION CANCELLATIONS MUST BE MADE BY QUIREHENTS, ~OWEVE~, MAY NECE~SITATf TO MAN ALREAO~ HANGED TURNING orr THE ROTATING BEACON AND/OR NOON T~URSOAY, OCT 20. rDR BABYSIT MOVIES ARE KEYED AS TO THE 'UOIENC[ rOR LONDON (UPI)--QUEEN ELllA6E~~ II TING SERVICt CALL MARY GoUNER AT 2463 WHICH THEY ARE SUITABLE THE SYMBOLS A, STREET LIGHTS DURING Ct~TAIN PHAS~S OF THE OPERATION. SIGNED TODAY A POSTHUMOUS rRlt PAR~ON OR TINA MURRA~ AT 2449 T AND C REPRESENT ADULTS, T[[N5 AND CHIL FOR TIMOTHY JOHN EVANS, WHO WAS HANGED OREN, RESPECTIVELY THE PRESENCE or ANV THtRE IS NQ "1AI I HOpE, AND etLIEVE. HAVE NO SUCCESSOR 1 CRArT MUST REMAIN DuT or THE ABOYC EIUIE!!," HE SAID HAZARD AIIEAS BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 2000 JENKINS SAID IT WAS NOW IMPOSSIBLE OcTOBER 19 AND 0300 OCTOBER 20 TO ESTABLISH THE TRUTH BE~ONO DOUBT, lOVELE~~ PANDA AT HOME BUT IN A~l THE CIRCUMSTANCES NE DE LONDON (UPI)--CHI CHI, THE LADY pANDA CIDED IT WAS WRONG TO ALLOW EVANI' ~OSE Moscow HONEYMOON NEVER QUITE GOT CONVICTION TO STAND AND HE HAD RECOM OFr THE LAUNCH PAD, WAS SACK IN HER MENDED THE QUEEN TO GRANT A pARDON LONDON ZOO CAGE TODAY A LONG-AWAITED INQUIRY R~PQRT BY LONOON ZOOLOGISTS SAID TOO MUCH HUMAN JUDGE DANIEL BRABIN SAID ~AST WEDNES ATTENTION AT HOME ~ROBAeLY CAUSED CHI DAY THAT 25-YEAR-OLD EVANS 'ROBABLY CHI TO REJECT THE AMOROUS ADVANCES OF DID NOT MURDER HIS 14-MONTH-OLO OAUGHT AN AN. THE Moscow Zoo's MALE PANDA, ER, G[RAlDINE, THE CRIME rOR VHICH HE DURING A SIX-MONTH RENOElVOuS IN HIS WAS HANGtO ON MARCH 9. 1950 OUTDOOR ElOUDOI~ THr REPDRT SAID, HOWEVER, THAT EVANS CHI CH.'s RETICENCE BLOCKED THE PRoeAoLl 010 STRANGLE HIS VI~E, BERYL, rlRST MATING or GIANT PANDAS OUTSIO£ '9. WHDM NDTORIDUS MASS KILLER REGI THEIR NATIV[ REO CHINA OR NORTH KOREA NALD CHRISITE $UBSEGUENTL~ CONr(SSEO ZOO MEN HO~ED TO BRING THE RELUCTANT TO MURDERING CHRISTIE WAS HANGED rOR BRIDE AND TWE rRUITRAT£O GROOM TOGETH A GRISLY STRING or SEX-STRANGLINGS IN ER AGAIN THIS SpRING, PERHAPS IN LON 1953 BRABIN CONCLUDED IT WAS PROeAB DON LY CHRISTIE WHO KILLED BAO~ GERALDINE. MeANWHILE, CHI CHI SHOWED NO SIGNS OF THE LIGHT THAT FAllS HEARTBREAK OVER AN AN DURING THE FIYE HOUR rLIGHT HOMt A HoUSE SUBCOMMITTEE Orr[REO SOME "SHE SLEPT MOST or THE TIME WITH HER tNLJQHTENMENT TODAY TD THt CONSUMER HEAD ON H[R "AWS," H~R KEEPER SAID BURNED UP AT THE WAY LIGHT BULBS BURN OUT IT SEENS THINGS WERE 9£TTER IN UUAKE HIT~ BO~ATA THE GOOD OLD DAYS BoGATA, CoLOMBIA (UPI)--A STRONG nELECTRIC LIGHT BULBS BURN OUT TOO tARTH TREMOR SHOO~ THE COlO~BIA CAPI FAST," THE GoVERNMENT Opl:lIAT IONS CoM TAL AND ITS SURROUNDING AREA TODAY MITTEE'S SUBCOMMITTEE ON GoVERNMENT LEATHERNECK~ ~TRETCHED ELIZABETH ARDEN J~ DEAD THE SHOC~ OCCURRED AT I 45 PM TH[R[ NEW YORK (UPI)--ELIZABETH AAOEN, TH[ ACTIVITIES DECLARED IN A 69·PAGE ~E WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE ACTIVE DUTY WAS NO IMMEOIAT[ REPORT OF CASUALTIES QUEEN or A WORLD.,OE COSMETICS EMPIRE. PORT T",UII; OF ABOUT 500 REGULAR MARINE OF OR DAMAGE "THE~ ARE NOT OESIGNEO TO BURN LONG FICE~S II BEIN~ EXTENDED FOR UP TO ONE DIED TODAY AT THE AGE or 82. AUTHORITIES £X~RESSEO rEAR, HOWEVER, THE CANAOIAH-BORN MISS ARDEN, WHOSE ENOUGH THEY ARE IMpRO~£RLY DESIGNED YEAR TO MEET THE CoR~S' LARGEST EXPAN THERE MAY BE VICTIMS AS WEll AS EXTEN REAL NAME WAS FLORENCE NIGHTfNGALE GRAHAM, VITH REa~ECT TO O,TIHUM ECONOMY AND SION SINCE WORLD WAR II SIVE DAMAGE IN VILLAVICENCIO, WHICH Oi(D AT HILL HoSPITAL SHE HAD BEEN CONVENIENCE IN SU~~LYING LIGHT, AS ' THIS WILL BE OONE BY OErERRING AC LENO~ WAS INITIALLY 10ENTIrlEO AS THE EPI IN POOR HEALTH IN RECENT YEARS BUT HAD WELL AS BEING A NUISANCE AND A HAZARD CE'TANCE OF INDIVIDUAL REQUESTS rOR RE CENTER OF THt [ARTH TREMOR S~tNT THE SUMMER VACATIONING AND .TTENO TO TNE CONSUMI NG PUBL I C " SfGNATION OR II;tTIREMENT. THE PENTAGON VILLAVICENCIO, CAPITAL or META DE iNG TO HER FASHION BUSINESS AORO.O. PROBING DEEPER INTO THE BURNING SAID YESTERDAY PARTMENT, IS ABDUT 95 HILES [AST or ONLY REGULAII; OFFICERS BELOW THE ~ANK A TINY, DtNAMIC WOM~NJ MISS ARDEN QuESTION OF LIGHT BULBS, THE SUBCOM BDGATA AEIGNED OVER NUMEROUS COS~ETICS AND FASH MITTEE SAID MOST or TODAY', ~ULB' FAIL OF ColONEL ARE AFFECTED BY THE ACTION. THE TREMOR LAST[O .POUT 15 IECONOS BALAHC~ THE O~OER DOE! NOT AFrEtT THE 6,500 ION EMPORI~MI IN AMERICAN AND ABROAD. SHE TO STRIKE THE 10[Al BETwEEN AND CAME I~ TWO sr~ONO SHOCKS ALSO OPERATED "MAINE CNANCE" BEAUTY FARMS eULB LIFE, POWER CONS~H'TION, AND MARINE RESERVE orr'CERS NOT ON ACTIYE THERE WAS SONE PANIC IN THE CAPITAL IN PHOENI~, ARIZ., AND VERNON, ~AINE, LIGHT OUTPUT TNE ~ANEL lAID BULB LIrE DUTY M7. WHICH WAS !HAKEN YESTERDAY AFTERNOON PATRONIZED a~ SUCH ~ROMIN[NT WOMEN AS IS SHORTED GEN WALLACE M GREENE, MARINE CoRPS AT THE SAME TIME A G.'ASTROUS EAIITH MAMIE EISENHOWER, WIFE OF TN' rORMER PRES- rOR EJIAMPLE, TWE RE~OIlT SAID, "fOR COMMANDANT, .A'D IT WAS NECEISARY TO QUAKE HIT THE PERUVIAN C~PITAl or LIMA ABOUT AN EIGHT TO TEN ~ERCENT DECREASE DErER RETIREMENT AND RESIGNATION R[ 10IENT TEN MINUTES AFTCR THE SHOCKS, TERROR QUEITS ON A SELECTIVE eAIII TO INSURE MISS ARDEN OIVID(O HER TIME AND INTt~EST IN BRIGHTNESS, TNE LIFE or THE BULB IZ£D ~EOPLE STilL WERE RUNNING AROUND 8ETWEEN THE S£AU1Y WOR~O AND HO~S£RACING CAN BE DOUBLED " THAT EXpERIENCED OFFICERS VERE AVAIL AIMLESSLY IN TW[ STREETS SHE MAINTAINED STABLES IN lE~IHQTON, Ky 1 fURTHERMORE, THE pANEL SAID, TODAY'S ABLE FOR AN EXPANDING CORPS, NOW NUM OrFICIAL! AT THE GEOPHVS1C.L INSTI BULBS AREN'T EVEN AS EFFICIENT AS TH[ BtRING 282,000 WHERE SHE RAISED TWOROUGHBREDS. IN '947, TUTE or THE ANDES MoUNTAIN RANGE SAIO GOO~ OLD BULBI or A HALF CENTURY AGO, THE M.RINE ACTION ALSO WAS NECEISARY ONl or HER HORSES VON THE KENTUCKY DERBY. THE TREMOR COULD HAVE REACHED A STRENGTH IT lAID A ITAND!RO IOO·WATT e~~~ WAS TO INSURE THAT .urFICIENT OFrlCERI or 4 ON THE INTE~NATIONAl SCALE or 12. DESIGNED TO BURN bOO WOURS IN l~ BUT WOuLD DE A~AILASLE TO CONTINUE THE OV NOV HAl aEtN CUT TO 750 HOURS. SEAl .OTATION ~OLltY