VOL. 7 No 3091 KWA~LE IN, M4RSHALL ISLANDS SATURDAY, AUGUST 27 1966

HEAVIEST RAIDS OF THE WAR WASHINGtON (UPI)--AMBITIOUS PLANS FOR THE DRILLING or A SIX-MILE HOLE IN THE STAGED BY ALL THREE FORCES EARTH'S CRUST HAVE BEEN BURIED fOR THE SAIGON (UPI)--U.S eLANES STAGE THE HEAVIEST RAIDS OF THE WAR ON NORTH VIET NAM YESTER­ TIME BElftG BY AN OVERWHELMING VOTE or DAY, rLYING RECO.D 156 BOM81NG MISS10NI ON COM.08IST SUPPLY DE~OTS AND COMMONTCATI08 THE HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES THIS MONTH. LINES. THE TOTAL WAS TEN HIGHER THAN THE PREVIOUS RECORD SET ONLY WEDNESDAY. ON AUGUST 18, THE ~OUSE, BY A 108-59 AMERICAN SPOKESMEN IN SAIGON 1 MEANWHILE, REPORTED TODAY U.S MARINES KILLED 319 COMMUN­ VOTE, RErUSED TO AL~OCATE rUNDS rOR THE ISTS IN TWO CONTINUING OFFENSIVES AGAINST COMMUNIST FORCES NEAR DA NANG SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENT WHICH PROMISED TO THE SPOK&SMEN SAID AlA rORCE, NAVY AND MARINE PLANES STRUCK 181 TARGETS NEAR DONG HOI, COST $r27 MILLION THANH HOA AND VINH IN NORTH VIET NAM'S SOUTHERN PANHANDLE. No PLANES WERE REPORTED LOST ON WHILE IT MIGHT BE BURIED THE PROJECT THE MISSIONS. IS NOT VET DEAD rOR ITS SUPPORTERS HOPE THE AIR rORCE SENT 75 MISSIONS WHILE CARRIER-BASED NAVY JETS ~LEW 75 MISSIONS. THE THEY CAN BRING IT BEfORE CONGRESS AGAIN MARINE PILOTS ROUNDED OUT THE RECORD RAIDS WHICH HIT OIL DEPOTS IN THE PANHANDLE AREA SEC­ NEXT VEAR. TION AND A rERRY ~ANDING AND BARGE NEAR THE REY PORT OF HAIPHONG. THE MILIA~Y NO LONGER DISCLOSES HOW MANY PLANES WERE SENT AGAINST NEW SHOOTING SPREE ERUPTS THE NORTH IN ANY PARTICULAR DAY, BUT A MIS­ BUT ONLY GUNMAN IS KILLED SION IS AT LEAST TWO PLANES AND QUITE O~TEN ATLANTA (UPI)--A RETIRED USED CAR DEALER WOUNDED HIS DAUGHTER, TWO or HIS GRANDCHILDREN ~OUR. ~ND A POLICEMAN TODAV AND THEN DIED IN A BLAZING 30-MINUTE GUNBATTLE WITH POLICE AT HIS THE SPOKESMEN SAID BAD WEATHER BARRED BOMB­ BARR I CADE,D HOUSE ING OVER MOST OF THE COUNTRY ABOVE THE PAN­ POLICE SAID RED TEAMS PASCHAL, 70, APPARENTLV KILLED HIMSELr WHEN SEVEN orrlCERS STORM­ HANDLE, BUT DESPITE WHAT SPOKESMEN CALLED ED THE HOUSE BEHIND AN ARMORED CAR AND A BULLET-PRoor SHIELD MODERATE ANTIAIRCRA~T ~IRE, THE PILOTS RE­ OfrlCERS CHARGED THE FOUR SIDES OF THE HOUSE AND HAMMERED DOWN DOORS WITH THEIR GUN PORTED HITTING 17 OIL DEPOTS, DESTROYING 39 BUTTS. PASCHAL WAS rOUND DEAD WITH HIS SHOTGUN ACROSS HIS CHEST BARGES AND DAMAGING WAREHOUSES, ANTIAIRCRA~T WOUNDED IN THE SHOTGUN SPREE WERE HIS DAUG~TER, PEARL PASCHAL, 44, AND TWO or HIS GRAND­ SITES AND FIVE BRIDGE APPROACHES. CHILDREN, RUSSELL AND BEVERLY ROBERTSON, IN GROUND ACTION, THE COMMUNISTS TRIED TO AND orrlCER E NIXON ETHER. PEARL PASCHAL OVERRUN A U.S MARINE UNIT JUST SOUTH OF DA CANADIAN RAIL STRIKE WAS LISTED IN CRITICAL CONDITION AT GRADY NANG BUT WERE CUT DOWN BY THE LEATHERNECKS. POSES SERIOUS THREAlS HOSPITAL. THE OTHERS WERE REPORTED IN GOOD SEVENTY THREE COMMUNISTS WERE KILLED IN THE OTTAWA (UPI)--LErT ISOLATED BY A NATIONAL COND IT ION. ATTACK ONE PHASE O~ OPERATION ~tRtE.U S. RAIL STRIKE, CANADA's REMOTE NORTHWEST TER­ MRS PASCHAL SAID HER HUSBAND ATTACKED LOSSES MAVE BEEN LIGHT SO ~AR IN THAT CON­ RITORIES rEARED FOOD AND DRUG SHORTAGES TO­ THEM AS SHE, HER DAUGHTER AND THE GRAND­ TINUING OPERATION BUT CLOSER TO SAIGON IT'S DAY. A WORRIED GOVERNMENT CONSIDERED MOBI~ CHILDREN PREPARED TO LEAVE IN THEIR CAR TO A 01rrERENT STORY. U.S. INFANTRYMEN HAVE sur­ LIZ1NG THE COAST GUARD TO RUN STRUCK rERRIES BUY SCHOOL SUPPLIES rERED MODERATE TO HEAVY CASUALTIES WHILE BAT­ rOR THE MARITIME PROVINCES. "YOU'RE NOT GOING ANY DAMN WHERE," MRS TLING A VIET CONG BATTA~ION. "THE ENTIRE ECONOMY IS IN JEOPARDY AND THE PASCHAL QUOTED HER SHOTGUN-CARRYING HUS­ (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) PUBLIC INTEREST IS WHOLLY ENDANGERED AS LONG BAND AS SAYING. AS THIS STRIKE GOES ON," A SPOKESMAN rOR PASCHAL POKED THE WEAPON INTO A CAR WIN­ ETHIOPIA PRIME MINISTER LESTER B. PEARSON WARNED. DOW,SHE SAID, AND SHOT HER DAUGHTER IN THE DE GAULLE IN THE STRIKE, NOW IN ITS SECOND DAV, IN­ SIDE. IT WAS NOT IMMEDIATELY LEARNED HOW lSKS BROAD PEACE PUSH VOLVED 110,000 EMPLOYEES or SEVEN RAILWAYS THE CtH LDft'N WERE WOUNDED. ADDIS AIABA, ETHIOPIA (UPI)--PRESIDENT INCLUDING THE TRANSCONTINENTAL CANADA PACI­ (CONTINUED ON PAGE SI~) CHARLES DE GAULLE rLEW HERE ON THE SECOND ric AND CANADIAN NATIONAL. THE RAILWAY WORK­ LEG OF HIS RIOT-MARRED ROUND THE WORLD TRIP ERS ALSO PROVIDE CANADA'S TELEGRAPH SERVICE TODAY AND CALLED rOR AN ALIGNMENT or NEUTRAL AND THE fERRYBOAT LINKS BETWEEN THE MARI­ SUICIDAL CICERO MARCH NATIONS TO END THE riGHTING IN VIET NAM. TIMES AND THE MAINLAND POSTPONED TO SEPT 4 THE rRENCH PRESIDENT RErERRED TO VIET NAM PARLIAMENT WAS TO MEET IN EMERGENCY SES­ eHICAGO (VPtl~~THE REV. ROBERT McGRUDER, PEACE PROPOSALS AT A STATE BANQUET GIVEN IN SION MoNDAY TO CONSIDER BACK TO WORK LEGI­ HEAD or THE WEST SIDE ORGANIZATION'S MINI­ HIS HONOR BY EMPEROR HAILE SELASSIE AT THE SLATION BEtNG HAMMERED OUT BV A SPECIAL STERIAL UNION, ANNOUNCED LATE TODAY A GRANO PALACE. HE WAS EXPECTED TO SPELL OUT "STRIKE COMMITTEE" or EIGHT FEDERAL CABINET SCHEDULED MARCH Of MILITANT CIVIL RIGHTS DETAILS or HIS PLAN IN LATER SPEECHES IN MINISTERS. GROUPS INTO TENSE CICERO HAS BEEN POSTPON­ CAMBODIA AND PERHAPS OTHER STOPS ON THE TOUR. PEARSON WAS REPDRTED IN "CONSTANT CONTACt" ED UNTIL SEPT. 4. "SPRINGING rROM THE CONrLICT THAT IS RAG­ WITH THE COMMITTEE rROM HIS WEEKEND RETREAT HE SAID THE REASON rOR THE POSTPONEMENT ING IN SOUTHEAST ASIA AND THAT IS CONSTANTLY OUTSIDE OTTAWA. A MILITARY AIRClrT WAS SHU~ WAS A COMBINATION OF AUTHORlrIES' ARREST SPREADING BY ESCALATION LED rROM WITHOUT, TLING MEMBERS or PARLIAMENT, STRANDED BV THt THREATS AND THE PERSISTENCE or AIDES or THE RISK or A WAR BETWEEN TWO CONTINENTS RAIL STRIKE, TO THIS CAPITAL CITY fOR M~N­ MARTIN LUTHER KING, WHOSE DAY OLD MARCH NEVER CEASES TO INCREASE;" DE GAULLE SAID. DAY'S SESSION. MORATORIUM WAS BEING rLOUTED BY THE "BLACK "rACED WITH SUCH A DANGER, SHOULD NOT THOSE THE PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT or ALBERTA CO~ POWER" MILITANT GROUPS. NATIONS WHICH ARE INDEPENDENT, PAClrJC AND SIDERED AIRLlrTING SUPPLIES INTO REMOTE EARLIER TODAY, CICERO TOWN orflCIALS HAD DISINTERESTED ATTUNE THEIR VIEWS, AND -- Ir COMMUNITIES 250 TO 400 MILES NORTH or EDMON~ ASKED Gov~ OTTO KERNER TO PROVIDE NATION­ NEED BE -- THEIR VERY ACTS, AND IS NOT THIS TON WHERE MANY PERSONS HAVE ONLY ENOUGH AL GUARDSMEN TO BLOCK THE MARCK. THE VERY CASE AS rAR AS rRANCE AND ETHIOPIA rooD rOR riVE to SEVEN DAYS. KING AND HIS AIDES CONrERRED REPEATEDLY ARE CONCERNED'l" DE GAULLE ASKED. {CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) WITH MARCH LEADERS. IN BRIEF REMARKS rOLLOWING DE GAULLE'S SOU~CES WITH THE MARCH LEADERSHIP SAID SPEECH, SELASSIE INDICATED BE AGREED THAT METCALFE OBSERVES DATE IT WAS ARGUED THAT THE MARCHERS WERE TOO NEUTRAL NATIONS HELD THE KEY TO SOLVING THE NATCHEZ, MISS. (UPI)--NEGRO GEORGE MET­ DISORGANIZED, THAT THE MARCH WAS "NOT SOUTHEAST ASIAN CONrLICT AND WOULD BE GLAD CAL~E, SWEAT GLISTENING ON HIS SCARRED fACE~ lIO.TH BE ING PUT IN JA IL rOR," AND THAT A TO COOPERATE IN ErrORTS TO HALT THE riGHTING LED A MARCH DOWNTOWN TODAY TO COMMEMORATE MARCH TOMORROW WOULD BE REGUARDED AS A THE BOOBY-TRAP BOMB'NG EXACTLY ONE YEAR AGO SLAP AT KING THAT ALMOST TqoK HI- LirE AND SPARKED A SCHEDULtD TO TAKE P.RT IN THE MARCH WERE HANOI FILM SHOWS YANK SETTLEMENT or MANY NEGRO GRIEYANCES H~A •• THE CONGRESS or RACIAL EQUALITY, THE STU­ TREATED IN HOSPITAL MET~A~rE, A LONGTIME NATCHEZ CIVIL RIGHTS DENT NON-VIOLENT COORDINATING COMMITTEE, TOKYO (UPI)--A rlLM SHOWING U.S. AIR rORCE LEADER, SAID H£ BELIEVED THAT SOMEWHERE 1M THE DEACONS rOR DErENSE, THE MARXIST W E ACE MA~. JAMES H. KASLER BEING TREATED IN A THE CROWD OF WHITE rACES STARING AS THE B. DuBOIS CLUBS AND A NUMBER or LOCAL CIVIL t NORTH VIETNAMESE HOSPITAL rOR INJURIES Sur­ MARCHERS PASSED WERE THE MEN WHO PLANTED RIGHTS GROUPS. rERED WHEN HI8 PLANE WAS SHOT DOWN WAS RE­ THE BOMB IN HIS CAR. SPOKESMEN rOR KING'S CHICAGO FREEDOM LEAIED HERE "TOONY. "I DONfT KNOW WHO THEY ARE -- I ASSUME MOVEMENT SAID THERE WOULD BE NO PARTICIPA­ HE APPEARED TO BE IN GOOD CONDITION DESPIT THEY WERE KLANSMEN," HE SAID. "THE rBI TOLD TION BY IT IN THE SCHEDULED SEPT 4 MARCH. HIS WOUNDS. KASLER, WHO LED THE fIRST RAID ME ON~E THEY PRETTY WELL KNOW WHO DID IT '~E HAVE STOPPED DEMONSTRATIONS AI AN ON THE HANOI-HAIPHONG OIL STORAGE COMPLES ON BU~ DIDN'T HAVE ENOUGH EVIDENCE TO PUT THEM ACT or GOOD rAITH AND I DON'T SEE WHY WE JUNE 29, WAS SHOT DOWN AUGUST 8, "BLACK Su... IN ..JAIL." SHOULD START UP AGAIN," A SOUTHERN CHRIS­ DAY," WHEN SEVEN AMERICAN JETS WERE LOST OVE METCALfE WAS DRIVEN BY A rRIEND TO THE TIAN LEADERSHIP CONfERENCE SPOKESMAN SAID. THE COMMUNIST NORTH. SMALL GRAVEL PARKING LOT WHERE HIS CAR WAS "WE'RE NOT GOING IN THERE JUST BECAUSE THE THREE-MINUTE fiLM, RELEASED THROUGH PARKED A YEAR AGO AS HE GOT OFr WORK AT THE THEY ARE GOING IN THERE," A COORDINATING NIPPON DIMPA NEWS, SHOWED THE MAJOR BEING ARMSTRONG TIRE AND RUBBER Co. PLANT. COU~CIL Of COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS SPOKES­ WHEELED INTO A TREATMENT ROOM AND SEVERAL THEY PARKED AT THE EXACT SPOT WHERE THE MAN SAID. NORTH VIETNAMESE DOCTORI APPLYING A CAST BOMB, HIDDEN IN METCALrE's CAR, BLEW UP MARCH LtADER SAID THE SEPT. 4 TREK WOULD rROM HII HIP TO HIS CHEST. WHEN HE SWITCHED ON THE IGNITION, SENDING BE DEDICATED TO JEROME HUEY, 17, A NEGRO THE 40 YEAR OLD KASLER WAS SEEN TO BAIL HIM TO A HOSPITAL AND PROM~TING HIS rRIENDS WHO WAS BEAT£N TO DEATH BY WHITE YOUTHS OUT or HII STRICKEN THUNDERCHIEf AS IT WAS TO LAUNCH A SERIES OF DEMONSTRATIONS AND WHEN HE WENT TO CICERO TO APPLY rOR A JOB GOING DOWN. LATER HE REPORTED THAT HE BROKE BOYCOTTS THAT rlNALLY BROUGHT CONCESSIONS EARLIER THIS SUMMER. HI8 LEG WHEN HE HIT THE GROUND. rROM CITY orrICIALS. ..

PA.GE 2 HOURGLASS SATURDAY. AUGUST 27 1966 ~U, KILL~ cEVEN LITTLE PRO~PECT ~EEN PICKET~ WILL CONFER CRA vn' v V OF TALKS WITH HANOI OVER EAGLES IS~UE CONCORD, CALif (UPt)--SEVEN PERSONS WERE By DONALD H MAY WAUWATOSA, WtSC {UPI)-·CIVIL RIGHTS PICK­ KILLED AND THREE OTHERS INJURED CRITICALLY WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE UNITED STATES WOULD ETS DEMANDING THAT A JUDGE OUIT THE FRATERNAL LAST NIGHT IN A HEAD-ON COLLISION NEAR HERE WELCOME TALKS WrTH THE COMMUNISTS ON THE ORDER OF EAGLES PRESSED THEIR CAMPAIGN IN THE DEAD WERE THREE SAILORS ON LEAVE MEANING Of THE GENEVA ACCORDS WHICH LONG ALL-WHITE WAUWATOSA TODA.Y, BUT AGREED TO A fROM A SHIP AT NEARBY PORT CHICAGO AND FOUR HAVE BEEN PART Of THE DISPUTED BACKGROUND CONFERENCE WITH STATE OFFICIALS MONDAY MEMBERS Of THE SAME fAMILY EN ROUTE TO PAY Of THE VIET NAM WAR, OFfiCIALS HERE REPORTED UNTIL THEN, POLICE BRACED FOR MORE TENSION­ A HOSPITAL VISIT THE INJURED ALL WERE TODAY FILLED DEMONSTRATIONS IN THIS AFFLUENT MIL­ CHILDREN THE AGREEMENTS OF 1954 AND 1962 HAVE BE- WAUKEE SUBURB NATIONA.L GUARDSMEN STOOD BY THE CALifORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL SAID THE COME PART OF THE PROPAGANDA Of EACH SIDE IN READY TO MOVE IN IF CALLED UPON SAILORS' CAR SIDESWIPED ANOTHER AUTOMOBILE THE WAR EACH INTERPRETS THEM ~IFfERENTLY THE REV JAMES FROPPI, A WHITE CATHOLIC AND THEN CRASHED INTO AN ONCOMING CAR HANOI, CAPITAL OF COMMUNIST NORTH VIET NAM PRIEST WHO IS ADVISER TO THE YOUTH COUNCIL OF NONE Of THE OCCUPANTS IN THE SIDESWIPED INSISTS THAT ANY SETTLEMENT MUST BE "IN AC- THE MILWAUKEE CHAPTER Of THE NATIONAL ASSOClh CAR WERE INJURED SER I OUSL Y CORDANCE WITH" THE 1954 AGREFMENTS WH I CH TION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT Of COLORED PEOPLE, THE DEAD WERE IDENTifiED AS SAILORS HENR~ ENDED THE FRENCH INDO-CHINA WAR HAS BEEN LEADING THE PICKETS FOR EIGHT NIGHTS SREEDING, RICHARD BAUGHNS, AND WILLIE CARY, WHEN FRENCH PRESIDENT CHARLES DE GAULLE IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD WHERE CIRCUIT JUDGE ROBERT MR AND MRS TONY DAVI Of ANTIOCH, THEIR WENT TO Moscow LAST JUNE, HE AND KREMLIN CANNON LIVES THEY HAVE DEMANDED THAT CANNON TWO YEAR OLD DAUGHTER AND A SIX MONTH OLD LEADERS ISSUED A COMMUNIQUE SAYING THE 1954 QUIT THE BENCH OR QUIT THE EAGLES, WHICH BARS INFANT 'ACCORDS WERE THE "ONLY POSSIBLE" BASIS FOR NEGRO MEMBERS THREE OTHER DAVI CHILDREN, LORAINE,3, A VIET NAM SETTLEMENT THE STATE INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION AND IT AND ANTHONY, 4, AND THERESA, II AND A SEVEN MEMBERS Of THE COMMUNIST WARSAW PACT CHAIRMAN, JOSEPH FAGAN, ARRANGED A CONFERENCE FRIEND, LINDA AUGUSTINE, 13, ALSO OF MEETING IN BUCHAREST, ROMANia, JULY 7, CALLEt BETWEEN FATHER GROPPI AND OfFICIALS OF THE ANTIOCH, WERE INJURED CRITICALLY PUBLICLY ON THE UNITED STATES FOR "STRICT MILWAUKEE fRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES CLUB FOR THE HIGHWAY PATROL SAID THE DAVI fAMILY OBSERVANCE" Of THE ACCORDS 10 AM MONDAY, BUT FATHER GROPPI SAID HIS WAS DRIViNG TO WALNUT CREEK HOSPITAL TO THE US, IN THE fiRST "FOURTEEN POINTS" PICKETS WOULD BE IN CANNON'S ~EIGHBORHOOD VISIT ANOTHER DAUGHTER UNDER TREATMENT fOR ISSUED LAST WINTER, SAID THE AGREEMENTS WERE TONIGHT AND TOMORROW INfECTIOUS HEPATITIS LINDA WAS A FRIEND "AN ADEQUATE BASIS FOR PEACE IN SOUTHEAST IN THE LAST THREE NIGHTS,THE PICKETS HAVE OF THE AIL~NG GIRL I As IA " BEEN PROTECTED BY A WALL Of REINFORCED LAW THE FIRST SET OF ACCORDS WAS SIGNED IN OFFICERS, SEPARATING THEM FROM THE JEERS AND FED~ CALLED TO ~KIM PROBE GENEVA JULY 20 AND ~I, 1954, AT A CONFERENCE THROWN OBJECTS OF COUNTER-PICKETS AND ON­ LAS VEGAS {UPI)--THE NEVADA 6AMING COM­ Of THE UNITED STAES, BRITAIN, RUSSIA, FRANCE LOOKERS MISSION TRIED TO PIERCE A WALL OF SECRECY COMMUNIST CHINA, CAMBODIA LAOS AND RIVAL THE DISTURBANCE HAD CAUSED MAYOR ERWIN MEIER THROWN AROUND FEDERAL TESTIMONY TODAY BY VIETNAMESE (THE U S DID NOT SIGN BUT IS­ YESTERDAY TO REQUEST NATIONAL GUARD HELP IF CALLING TWO GOVERNMENT OfFICIALS TO APPEAR SUED A SUPPORTING STATEMENT) NEEDED, BUT TODAY MEIER SAID HE FELT LOCAL AT ITS HEARING INTO ALLEGED "SKIMMING" THE ACCORDS PARTITIONED VIET NAM ALONG THE ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS, WITH REINfORCEMENTS, THE COMMISSION SUBPOENAED DAN SMITH, 17TH PARALLEL, IMPOSED LIMITS ON THE PRESENCE WERE ABLE TO HANDLE THE SITUATION FOUR NATIO~ CHIEF Of THE INTELLIGENCE SERVICE FOR THE OF FOREIGN MILITARY PERSONNEL, CALLED fOR AL GUARD UNITS IN TRAINING IN MILWAUKEE HERE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE IN RENO, AND ELECTIONS BY JULY 1956, TO REUNIFY NORTH AT MEIER'S DISPOSAL IF HE REQUESTED THEM MICHAEL DEfEO OF THE U S ATTORNEY'S OFFICE AND SOUTH VIET NAM AND SET UP AN INTERNATION­ HERE TO APPEAR AT TODAY'S HEARING AL CONTROL COMMISSION TO SUPERVISE PEACE RUS01AN MOON ORBITER MILTON KEEfER, CHAIRMAN Of THE COMMISSION THE 1962 ACCORDS WHICH SOUGHT WITHOUT NEARING PAY DIRT NOvv SAID HE DID NOT KNOW IF SMITH AND DEfEO COMPLETE SUCCESS TO END THE COMMUNIST WA.R I Moscow {UPI)--RuSSIA'S LUNA-I I SOARED INTO WOULD CLAIM "EXECUTIVE PRIVILEGE I AND DE­ IN LAOS, CALLED fOR REMOVAL OF ALL FOREIGN ITHE HOMESTRETCH TODAY IN ITS BID TO ORBIT THE CLINE TO TESTIFY TROOPS AND BANNED USE OF LAOS AS A COMMUNIST 'MOON AND MATCH AMERICA'S LUNAR ORBITER ON A ALSO SLATED TO APPEAR AT THE HEARING WAS SUPPLY ROUTE TO VIET NAM IPICTURE-SNAPPING fLIGHT TO SELECT LANDING ED TORRES, AN EXECUTIVE OF THE DOWNTOWN U S MILITARY ADVISERS LEFT LAOS BUT NORTH SITES FOR THE FIRST MAN ON THE MOON FREMONT HOTEL VIETNAMESE TROOPS NEVER DID I: RETRO-ROCKETS ON THE 3,616-POUND SPACECRAFT AFTER YESTERDAY'S SESSION, KEEFER SAID IN ITS OFTEN REPEATED "FOUR POINT" STAND JWERE SCHEDULED TO FIRE SOMETIME LATE TONIGHT U S ATTY GEN NICHOLAS B KATZENBACH HANOI CITES THE 1954 ACCORDS AS THE REASON IFOR TOMORROW MORNING TO BRAKE ITS MOMENTUM AGAIN CLAIMED "EXECUTIVE PRIVILEGE" TO THE UN I TED S TAT ES MUS T, I NIT S V lEW, "w I T H­ IBY ABOUT 90 PERCENT KEEP LOCAL FBI CHIEf DEAN ELSON FROM DRAW" fROM SOUTH VIET t'JAM, STOP BOMBING THE TF"~TIr:VINr. I THEN,I F ALL GOES AS PLANNED THE SATF"I I ITF" I NoRTl1ANU Lt.I THE COMMUNIST "LIBERATION WILL KICK FREE FROM ITS CARRIER ROCKET AND GO ELSON HAD BEEN REQUESTED TO APPEAR AT FRONT" (WHICH HANOI SAYS IS THE SOLE LEGITI­ INTO ORBIT WITH ITS CAMERAS GRINDING THE CLOSED DOOR HEARINGS WHICH BEGAN AUG MATE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE SOUTH VIETNAMESE I THERE IT WOULD JOIN BOTH THE U S LUNAR 9 IN AN EFFORT TO GET TO THE BOTTOM OF PEOPLE) COMPLETE ITS EFFORTS TO REUNIFY THE 10RBITER AND LUNA-IO, A BLIND BUT NOISY "SING­ ALLEGED SKIMMING BY NEVADA CASrNO BOSSES COUNTRY "WITHOUT FOREIGN INTERFERENCE" liNG SATELLITE" THAT ACHIEVED THE FIRST MOON WHO SUPPOSEDLY DIVERTED THE MONEY TO THE ALL THIS POINTING AT GENEVA ACCORDS LED 10RBIT APRIL 3 IT SENT BACK NO PICTURES BUT UNDERWORLD ONE ADMINISTRATION SOURCE HERE TO RESPOND !BROADCAST REPEATED REND I T IONS OF "THE I NTER- THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT REfUSED TO ALLOW "ALL RIGHT, I F THEY WANT TO TALK ABOUT WHAT IINATIONALE, " THE COMMUNIST ANTHEM WHICH WAS FEDERAL AGENTS TO TESTifY AT THE HEARINGS THE GENEVA AGREEMENTS MEAN, THEN LET'S TALK iPIPED INTO ThE PALACE OF CONGRESSES IN Moscow REGARDING INFORMATION OBTAINED THROUGH ABOUT THAT " IWHERE THE SOVIET COMMUNIST PARTY WAS MEETING WIRETAPPING SEVERAL HOTEL-CASINOS THEORETICALLY, THIS COULD BE ONE WAY OF IT WAS LEFT TO U S ORBITER TO TAKE THE ______r.------OPENING A DIALOGUE LEADING THE ISSUES THAT FIRST PICTURES FROM ORBIT THE INITIAL PHOTO­ "MONEY TALKS AS MUCH AS EVER, EXCEPT WOULD BE INVOLVED IN A SETTLEMENT BUT U S IIGRAPHS WERE TRANSMITTED BACK TO EARTH THURS­ THAT IT HAS TO SHOUT A LOT LOUDER TO BE OffiCIALS DOUBT THEY WILL FIND ANY FAVORABLE IDAY THEN THE AMERICAN SPACECRAFT WAS ORDERED HEARD " COMMUNIST RESPONSE ANY TIME SOON ;INTO A LOWER ORBIT AND PROGRAMMED TO PHOTO­ THEIR ASSESSMENT IS THAT HANOI STILL IS IN IGRAPH NINE LANDING SITES FOR MAN ...... NO MOOD TO NEGOTIATE AND CAN BE E~PECTED TO LUNA-9 MADE HISTORY LAST FEB 3 WHEN IT BACK-PEDAL FROM ALL OVERTURES SCORED A SOFT LANDING ON THE MOON AND SENT HANOI, OFfiCIALS SAID, PRESUMABLY STILL BACK THE FIRST CLOSE-UP PICTURES OF THE LUNAR THINKS THERE IS VALIDITY IN ITS MAIN HOPES SURFACE, A FEAT MATCHED LATER BY AMERICA WHAT'S OF VICTORY -- THAT IT COULD ACHIEVE MILITARY ALTHOUGH IT HAS BEEN MORE THAN 17 MONTHS SUCCESS IN THE SOUTH, THAT THE SOUTH VIET- SINCE A SOVIET COSMONAUT WENT INTO ORBIT, NAMESE GOVERNMENT MIGHT COLLAPSE, OR THAT SOVIET SPACE OFFICIALS KEPT BUSY IN ANOTHER INTERNATIONAL OPINION OR DOMESTIC OPINION SPHERE TODAY THEY LAUNCHED THE 128TH IN MIGHT fORCE THE JOHNSON ADMINISTRATION TO THEIR SERIES OF UNMANNED "COSMOS" SPUTNIKS More SHOES by JABMAN •••• BACK DOWN TO GET DATA ON THE HAZARDS OF SPACE TRAVEL TO ihIS time for the men. THERE HAS BEEN SeECULATION -- BUT NO OF­ MAN FICIAL U S VIEW -- ON TWO OTHER POSSIBLE LUNA-I I MADE ITS THREE-AND-A-HALF DAY Casual & dress styles REASONS fOR HANOI'S STAND JOURNEY TO THE MOON SHRELDED BY OFFICIAL ranging from wnlGTIPS, --HANOI LEADERS MAY FEAR THEY WOULD COL­ SILENCE OXFORDS & DRESS TIES to LAPSE THE MORALE Of THE VIET CONG IN THE AFTER THE ANNOUNCEMENT WEDNESDAY NIGHT OF SLIP-ONS in an outstand­ SOUTH If THEY SHOWED ANY INTEREST IN NEGOTI­ ITS LAUNCHING THERE WAS NO OFFICIAL WORD ON ATIONS ing ~ of shades & ITS PROGRESS, A COMMON PRACTICE IN RECENT leather finishes. Smooth --LEADERS IN HANOI MAY HAVE SO COMMITTED RUSSIAN MOONSHOTS CALF in THEMSELVES TO THEIR POLICIES THAT THEY FEAR IT WAS BELIEVED LUNA-II ACCOMPLISHED ITS or Tweed-grained POLITICAL TROUBLE AT HOMS IF THEY CHANGED CRITICAL MID-COURSE MANEUVER DIRECTING IT INTO BLACK & all the newest THEM PRECISE ORBIT THURSDAY OR YESTERDAY BROWN'S---ttHickory", nAn_ As LUNA-I I NEARED THE MOON ITS RETRO-ROCKETS tique Amber If, "Golden n , wiLLIE bUTTON OKAY MUST CUT ITS SPEED ABRUPTLY TO AN ORBITAL "Bisc8\Y" , even "Olivett BUFFALO, N Y (UPJ)--WILLIE (THE ACTOR) PACE, OR fROM 6 8 MILES PER SECOND TO 77 Brown in a soft, comfy SUTTON, ONE OF THE NATION'S MOST NOTORIOUS MILES PER SECOND SHAG finish. Everything BANK ROBBERS AND JAIL ESCAPE ARTISTS, WAS THEN THE SPACE STATION WAS TO SEPARATE fROM for the well-shod male! IN SATISfACTORY CONDITION TODAY AT BUfFALO ITS BOOSTER THE SLIGHTEST MISCALCULATION GENERAL HOSPITAL fOLLOWING MAJOR ABDOMINAL COULD TORPEDO THEWMOLE FXPERIMENT AN EARLY SURGERY SEPARATION WOULD SEND TRE SATELLITE HURTLING Priced from a very modest SUTTON, 65, UNDERWENT THE SURGERY YESTER­ OUT INTO SPACE A LATE SEPARATION COULD SMASH $9.70 to just $14.35. A DAY AFTER BEING TRANSfERRED TO THE HOSPITAL IT INTO THE LUNAR SURFACE steal for fine JARMAN fROM ATTICA STATE PRISON RUSSIA SCORED A SOfT LANDING ON THE MOON quality. HE IS SERVING A LONG SENTENCE AT ATTICA., ONLY AfTER FIVE ATTEMPTS IT SUCCEEDED THE A MAXIMUM SECURITY COMPLEX, fOR A $64,000 FIRST TIME, HOWEVER, IN ORBITING THE MOON MACY'S SHOE DEPAImSNT NEW YORK CITY BANK ROBBERY HE FACES ADDITIONAL JAIL TERMS Of 30 YEARS KEEP KWAJALEIN CLEANER ~...... ~TO LIFE SUTTON ENGINEERED UNCANNY JAIL ~ BR~AKS FROM SING SING VOL. 7 No 3091 KWA~LE IN, M4RSHALL ISLANDS SATURDAY, AUGUST 27 1966

HEAVIEST RAIDS Of lHE _Ai WA8HfNGtoH (UPI)--AMSITIOUS PLANS F'OR THE DRILLING OF A SIX-MILE HOLE IN THE STAGED BY ALL THREE FORCES EARTH'S CRUST HAVE BEEN BURIED FOR THE SAIGON (UPI)--U.S eLANES STAGE THE HEAVIEST RAIDS OF THE WAR ON NORTH VIET NAM YESTER­ TIME BElftG BV AN OVERWHELMING VOTE OF' DAY, FLYING REcoaD 156 BOMBING MISS10N8 ON COMMoalST SUPPLY DE~OTS AND COMNONtCATION THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES THIS MONTH. LINES. THE TOTAL WAS TEN HIGHER THAN THE PREVIOUS RECORD SET ONLY WEDNESDAY. ON AUGUST 18, THE HOUSE, BY A loB-59 AMERICAN SPOKESMEN IN SAIGON, MEANWHILE, REPORTED TODAY U.S. MARINES KILLED 319 COMMUN­ VOTE, REFUSEO TO ALLOCATE F'UNDS rOR THE ISTS IN TWO CONTINUING OFFENSIVES AGAINST COMMUNIST FORCES NEAR DA NANG. SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENT WHICH PROMISED TO THE SPOKESMEN SAID AIR rORCE, NAVY AND MARINE PLANES STRUCK 181 TARGETS NEAR DONG HOI, COST $f27 MILLION. THANH HOA AND VINH IN NORTH VIET NAMIS SOUTHERN PANHANDLE. No PLANES WERE RE~ORTED LOST ON WHILE IT MIGHT BE BURIED THE PROJECT THE MISSIONS. IS NOT YET DEAD rOR ITS SUPPORTERS HOPE THE AIR rORCE SENT 75 MISSIONS WHILE CARRIER-BASED NAVY JETS FLEW 75 MISSIONS THE THEY CAN BRING IT BEF'ORE CONGRESS AGAIN MARINE PILOTS ROUNDED OUT THE RECORD RAIDS WHICH HIT OIL DEPOTS IN THE PANHANDLE AREA SEC- NEXT YEAR TION AND A FERRY ~ANDING AND BARGE NEAR THE kEY PORT OF HAIPHONG. THE MILIA~Y NO LONGER NEW SHOQ11

TRUST TERRITORY GIRL SCOUT •••• NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE JEAN A TOUR OF MICRONESIA HOFF, SEATED AT CENTER, AND GIRL SCOUT REPRESENTATIVES FROM (ED. NOTE. THIS IS THE THIRD PART OF A LETTER WRITTEN SAIPAN, CYNTHIA SABLAN, LEFT, AND MARGUERITE CABAERA, RIGHT, :' DOUG WALLIN DURING HIS TOUR OF THE TRUST TERRITORY.) (ALL SEATED) A~k SURROUNDED BY KWAJALEIN GIRL SCOUTS AT THE KOROR IS WHERE THE FAMOUS STORY BOARDS ORIGINATE. SPECIAL GET-TOGETHER ON THURSDAY. THE CORAL-DOTTED, EMERALD WATERS OF THESE ISLANDS ARE, I ADDITION, NOTED FOR THEIR RATHER HOSTILE SALT-WATER CROCO­ DllES~ WHICH HAVE BEEN RESPONSIBLE FOR A FEW DEATHS. THE CLOSEST WE EVER GOT TO ANY CROCS WERE THE ONES IN CAGES. UNfORTUNATELY, THE PEOPLE OF KOROR DID NOT PROVE AS FRIENDLY AS THE NATIVES WE HAD MET ON OTHER ATOLLS. WE DEPARTED FROM THESE ODD ISLANDS THE NEXT MORNING, RE­ TURNING TO YAP. WE PLANNED TO STAY ON THE PALAU ISLANDER UNTI~ IT REACHED SAIPAN. THE DAY THAT WE LAID OVER IN YAP TO LOAD COPRA, CONSISTE Of OUR LOOKING AT MORE VILLAGES. THE ONLY EVENTFUL PART OF THE DAY WAS WHEN I MANAGED TO BURN MY LEG BADLY ON THE GkNE OF A MOTORCYCLE WH1LE RIDING AROUND. WHILE ENROUTE TO GUAM, WHERE WE WOULD MAKE A TWO-DAY LA OVER, WE MET THE ROUGHEST SEAS THAT WE HAD YET ENCOUNTERED THE MONSTROUS, fOAM-LADEN WAVES PULSATED THEIR BATTLE CRY AS THEY CONTINUED THEIR MARCH ACROSS THE WIND-TOSSED OCEAN THESE WATERY BLUE SOLDIERS BATTERED OUR SHIP INCESSANTLY. WITH A MIGHTY LURCH, ONE SOLDIER WOULD UPEND THE FRONT OF OUR CRAFT AND PLAYfULLY HEAVE IT TO THE MARCHER BEHIND IT WITH A RESOUNDING CRASH. As THE SHIP SMASHED DOWN ON ITS NEXT CAPTOR, AS IF TRYING TO fiGHT BACK, THE CONTACT PRO~ DUCED SPEWING CLOUDS OF WHITE FOAM THAT SPRAYED IN ALL 01- --- . RECTIONS. ALTHOUGH WE SEEMED AT THE MERCY OF THESE DEMONS I GIRL SCOUTERS •••• GETTING TOGETHER ARE, fROM LEFT, SEATED; o~ NATURE, WE REACHED GUAM WITH NO CONSEQUENCES WHATEVER. I TRAINER AND ADVISER NAN COHAN, COORDINATOR PEGGY DAVIS, IN- iT WAS QUITE A RELIEf TO GET OFf THE BOAT IN GUAM AND TERESTED BACKER MAE HEALY. STANDING, fROM LEFTj JUNIOR LEAD WAr K AROUND ON SOMETHING SOLID! HOWEVER, THE NATIVES WERE ER MAJIN EDWARDS, CADET LEADER BETH WATERMAN, JUNIOR LEADER NeT AS NICE AS ON OTHER ISLANDS. BETSY TEULING AND VISITING SCOUTS CYNTHIA SABLAN AND MAR- SAIPAN IS THE MOST WESTERNIZED OF ALL THE ISLANDS IN THE GUERITE CABAERA. THE rUT~RE CUB SCOUT IN THE PICTURE is TRUST TERRITORY, (GUAM IS NOT INCLUDED). THIS~PPEARS TO LESLIE GUNTHER. BE THE FUTURE OF MANY SUCH ISLANDS. G~RL ~COUT LEADER~ STILL, HOWEVER, THE NATIVE SAIPANESE PLANS ARE MOVING AHEAD VI~IT KWAJo, ESEYE ARE FRIENDLY FOR THE MOST PART AND SOME FOR PEACE CORPS ARRIVAL ABOUT A HUNDRED BROWNIES, JUNIORS AND STiLL WALK AROUND HOLDING HANDS (WHICH SAIPAN--IN THE SECOND WEEK IN AUGUST CADETS HAD A SPECIAL TREAT THURSDAY AF- IS VERY TYPICAL OF THE OTHER ISLAND 15 MICRONESIAN LANGUAGE INFORMANTS TERNOON WHEN THEY MET WITH THE NATIONA~ GROUPS ) FROM GUAM FOR MOLOKAI ON THE ISLAND REPRESENTATIVE OF GIRL SCOUTS TO THE (CO~N~T~I~N~U~E~D~O~N-~PA~G~E~S~I~X~'--- OF HAWAII, WHERE THEY WILL WORK FOR TRUST TERRITORY, MISS JEAN HOFF, AND THREE MONTHS TEACHING AMERICAN PEACE THE TWO VISITING SENIOR GIRL SCOUTS REACH FOR THE SKY •••• THE PHOTO AT THE CORPS VOLUNTEERS THE PALAUAN, CHAMORRO FROM SAIPAN, MARGUERITE CABARRA AND TOP OF THE PAGE SHOWS CANDIDATES FOR AND YAPESE LANGUAGES. THEY WILL LIVE CYNTHIA SABLAN. ~HE SCUBA COURSE TAKING A PART OF THE AND WORK AT THE PEACE CORPS CAMP WHICH MISS HOFF OPENED THE MEETING BY LEAD ~EST WHICH THEY MUST PASS TO QUALIFY WILL HOUSE APPROXIMATELY 250 TRAINEES. ING SONGS, INTROWUCING HERSELF, AND EX- fOR THE COURSE. IN THE PHOTOGRAPH THEY THE CAMP WILL BE DIVIDED INTO SIX CHANGING INFORMATION WITH THE CHILDREN ARE TREADING WATER (WHICH MUST BE DONE SEPARATE SUBDIVISIONS SIMULATING EACH ABOUT THE ISLANDS. THE VISITING SENIOR fOR A SPECIFIED TIME) AS ONE OF THE OF THE SIX MICRONESIAN DISTRICTS IN GIRL SCOUTS, WHO HAVE JUST RETURNED DETAILS OF THE RIGOROUS TEST. OF THE EACH CAMP, MtCRONESIA~ LANGUAGES WILL FROM THE EAST-WEST CONFERENCE AT HONO- PROSPECTIVE CANDIDATES WHO SHOWED UP BE SPOKEN MOST OF THE TIME. LULU WHERE THEY REPRESENTED KWAJALEIN FOR THE WEDNESDAY NIGHT TEST, ABOUT IN ADDITION TO TEACHING LANGUAGES, AND THE TRUST TERRITORY, TOOK TURNS DE WILL BE TAKING THE COURSE. MIKE HAM­ 35 THE MICRONESIAN TEACHERS WILL HELP EX- SCRIBING THE CONFERENCE AND THE INTER­ LIN WAS REPORTEDLY NOT AMONG THEM. THe PLAIN THE HISTORY AND CULTURE OF MICRO- CHANGE OF FRIENDSHIP AND CULTURES THAT TEST REQUIRES A PROSPECT TO DEMONSTRATE NEStA. TOOK PLACE THERE. THAT HE CAN HANDLE HIMSELF IN THE WATER IN THE TRUST TERRITORY, PLANS ARE THEY TAUGHT THE LOCAL GIRLS SOME OF SUFFICIENTLY WELL THAT HE CAN AT LEAST NOW UNDERWAY IN EACH DISTRICT TO PRO- THE SONGS THEY HAD MADE UP. ENDURE THE RIGORS OF THE COURSE, WHICH VIDE ADEQUATE HOUSIN~ FOR THE PEACE THE GET-TOGETHER PROVED TO BE A MOST IS INTENDED TO TEACH PEOPLE TO BE ABLE CORPS STAFF WHICH WILL INCLUDE A DIS- INTERESTING PRE-SEASON SPUR FOR SCOUT­ TO ENJOY THE FASCINATIONS OF THE DEEP ING. WITHOUT UNDULY ENDANGERING THEMSELVES. TRICT DIRECTOR, HIS DEPUTY, A HEAD ACCORDING TO AUTHORIT1ES ON THE MATTER, PHYSICIAN FOR THE DISTRICT AND CLERICAL FACILITIES IN THOSE TWO DISTRICTS. ALMOST ANYONE WHO HAS SUFfiCIENT IN- HELP. THE YAP COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION THE LEASING OF LOCAL HOUSING FOR THE HAS BEGUN CONSTRUCTION OF TWO NEW PEACE CORPS STAFF IS IN KEEPING WITH TEREST CAN QUALIFY HIMSELF, IF HE WILL HOMES THAT WILL BE LEASED BY THE PEACE THE NEW TRUST TERRITORY POLICY TO RENT TAKE THE TROUBLE TO SHARPEN HIS AQUAT­ CORPS, AND SIMILAR PROJECTS ARE UNDER AVAILABLE HOUSING IN THE LOCAL MICRO­ IC SKILLS AND FIND OUT WHAT SOME OF WAY IN THREE OTHER DISTRICTS. AT THE NESIAN COMMUNITIES FOR USE BY THE THE BASIC REQUIREMENTS OF THE TEST AND MOMENT, PEACE CORPS COORDINATORS ARE TRUST TERRITORY STAFF. THE COURSE ARE. THE COURSE LASTS FOR VISITING THE MARSHALLS AND PONAPE TO iHREE WEEKS. INVESTIGATE THE AVAILABILITY OF HOUSING HAVE A HAPPY SAFE WEEKEND, PLEASE. HOURGLASS SATUR~, AUGUST 27/1966

'SUNDAY, ~Mus$~~~P.H~~EP(2B ~UG. 23- - SEPT 2 JOHN~ON MARK~ BIRTHDAY JUST MUSIC -- REPEAlED BY REQUEST vv ITH A DAY AT THE RANCH ItMus I C FROM EXODUS AND OTHER GREAT THEMES" - MANTOVAN I AND HIS ORCHESTRA JOHNSON CITY,(UPI)--PRESIDENT JOHN­ 36:00+ SON LOOKED AT THE GRAY RAIN-CLOUDED lf tt MA I N THEME FROM 'EXODUS , KAREN'S THEME, THEME FROM itA SUMMER PLACE , THE SKIES OVER PEDERNALES RIVER TODAY AND GREEN LEAVES OF SUMMER. SONG WITHOUT END, SEVENTY-SIX TROMBONES, THEME SAID WITH A SATISFIED SIGH, ~No HILL FROM "THE SUNDOWNERS", IRMA LA DOL-CE, I LOVE PARIS, MR. WONDERFUL, THE COUNTRY RANCHER COULD EVER HAVE A CAROUSEL WALTZ, THE SOUND OF MUSIC BETTER BIRTHDAY." ON HIS 58TH BIRTHDAY, THE CHIEF Ex­ SPECTRU!,1 ECUTIVE EXPLAINED THE REASONS FOR HIS "MORE CLASSICAL MUSIC FOR PEOPLE WHO HATE CLASSICAL MUSIC" 45:00+ HAPPY ATTITUDE TOWARD WEATHER A CITY BOSTON POPS ORCHESTRA CONDUCTED BY ARTHUR FIEDLER DWELLER WOULD FIND DISMAL. OVERTURE FROM HEROLD'S "ZAMPA', THE LAST SPRING, OPe 34 - GREIEG; "I HAVE A HAPPY FAMILY AND WE HAVEl ARAGONAISE FROM "EL CID' - MASSENET, HUNGARIAN RHAPSODY No 6 - FOR STRINGS, OUR HEALTH; THE COUNTRY IS PROSPEROUS OPe 48" - TCHAIKOVSKY; HUNGARIAN DANCE No.6 .. BRAHMS, OVERTURE FROM "DER AND I JUST CAN'T FEEL SORRY FOR MY­ FREISCHUTZ~ - WEBER SELF,'· HE SAID. "AND THE.N TO CAP IT OFF, FOR A COUNTRY THAT ALWAYS IS DRY, 2 "SPECTACULARS!" - THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA, EUGENE ORMANDY CONDUCTING TO HAvE THE RIVER FULL AND A ONE-INCH ·00+ RAIN THIS MORNING I TELL YOU, IT'S It I, 37 • CAN CAN FROM GAITE PARISIENNE - OFFENBACH, THE OLD WOMAN WHO LIVED IN A A GOOD BIRTHDAY.~ SHOE, THE BUFFOONS --"THE NUTCRACKER", ACT II - TCHAIKOVSKY, FORE-BELL THE PRESIDENT, RELAXING IN A LARGE POLKA - JOSEF STRAUSS, MAZURKA FROM COOPELIA - DELIBES; CANCANS: THE' LOUNGE CHAIR WITH THE PRESIDENTIAL PERUVIAN AND THE CANCAN GIRLS, FULL COMPANY FROM "GAITE PARISIENNE" - SEAL ON THE GREEN LEATHER HEAD REST, OFFENBACH, PROCESSION OF BACCHUS FROM "SYLVIA't - DEL IBES, GALOP, "DANCE OF SPENT AN HOUR IN THE LIVING ROOM OF U THE HOURS FROM "LA GIOCONDA" - PONCHIELLI: SCENE FROM "SWAN LAKE", ACT I - HIS RANCH HOME CHATTING WITH REPORTERS TCHAIKOVSI(Y, THE PERUVIAN AND THE COCODETTES, CAN CAN FROM "GAITE PARISI­ ABOUT HIS BIRTHDAY AND HIS MULTITUDE ENNE" - OFFENBACH; TRITISCH-TRATSCH POLKA - JOHANN STRAUSS, THE HUNTRES­ OF REASONS FOR REGARDING IT AS AS EX­ SES FROM "SYLVIA' - DCLIBES; TROIKA FROM "LIEUTENANT KIJE" - PROKOFIEV; CEPTIONALLY HAPPY CNE. MAZURKA FROM "SWAN LAKE", ACT III - TCtlA I KOVSKY JOHNSON INVITED NEWSMEN AND PHOTO­ GRAPHERS TO THE RANCH FOR A MOMENTARY 3· SYMPHONY N0.3 IN C MINOR, OPe 78 BY SAINT-SAENS - L'ORCHESTRE DE LA BREAK IN A DAY HE WANTED TO SPEND IN SUISSE ROMANDE CONDUCTED BY ERNEST ANSERMET 37.40 QUIETUDE WITH HIS WIFE. I ADAGIO, ALLEGRO MODERATO, POCO ADAGIO, II ALLEGRO MODERATO MAESTOSO HIS PERSONAL WISH FOR HIS BIRTHDAY TUESDAY, AUGUST 30 - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31 WAS THIS: "JUST GOING OUT WITH LADY SPECTRU~ BIRO AND WALKING ALONE, TALKING AND BRAHM'S SYMPHONY # 3 IN F MAJOR, OPe 90 45:00+ REMEMBERING WITH NO ONE LISTENING, NO VARIATIONS ON A THEME BY HAYDN, OPe 56A 20:00+ CAMERAS, NO ONE SAYING 'HERE, iT'S BRUNO WALTER AND THE COLUMBIA SYMPHONY TIME TO DO THIS.'" SYMPHONY #3: I - ALLEGRO CON BRIO; II - ANDANTE, III - POCO ALLEGRETTO; THE PRESIDENT CAME TO THE RANCH LATE IV - ALLEGRO YESTERDAY AFTER A SPEAKING TOUR WHICH TOOK HIM TO THREE STATES -- IDAHO, FM SPECIAL COLORADO, AND OKLAHOMA II "VICTORY AT SEA BY RICHARD RODGERS - VOLUMES I AND II - THE NBC SYMPHONY FOR THE CHAT WITH REPORTERS, JOHNSON ORCHESTRA CONDUCTED BY ROBERT RUSSELL BENNET VOL. 1-42f47 - THE SONG OF WORE A CHOCOLATE COLORED JACKET AND THE HIGH SEAS, THE PACIFIC BOILS OVER, GUADALCANAL MARCH, D-DAY, HARD WORK TAN WHIPCORD SLACKS, A KHAKI SHIRT, AND HORSEPLAY, THEME OF THE FAST CARRIERS, BENEATH THE SOUTHERN CROSS, FOUR-IN-HAND TIE WITH A SMALL GREEN MARE NOSTRUM VICTORY AT SEA. AND RED STRIPE, AND HIS FAVORITE BROWN VOL. II - 45:18 - FIRE ON THE WATERS, DANGER DOWN DEEP, MEDITERRANEAN COWBOY BOOTS. MOSAIC, THE MAGNETIC NORTH, ALLIES ON THE MARCH, VOYAGE INTO FATE PELELIU, MRS. JOHNSON WAS SUMMERY IN A BL~E THE SOUND OF VICTORY. LINEN DRESS. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER I - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 CONGRATULATORY TELEGRAMS AND PHONE CALLS CAME IN FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD­ JUST MUSIC CABLES FROM BRITISH PRIME MINISTER "ROMANT I C I SLAND SONGS" BY HAUNAN I - TWO ALBUMS - 65:00 HAROLD WILSON AND MARSHAL TITO OF YUGO­ "TRADE WIND ISLANDS" AND "HAUNANI It SLAVIA, TELEGRAMS FROM FORMER PRESI­ FAR AWAY PLACES, HAWAI IAN WEDDING SONG, PALISA, BEYOND THE REEF, ISA LEI, DENT HARRY S. TRUMAN, COMEDIAN DANNY HAWAI I SANG ME TO SLEEP, TRADE WIND ISLAND, TIARE 0 TAHITI, WHEN I FALL IN THOMAS AND A GROUP OF WESTERN UNION LOVE, TOMI TOMI, LEI, ALOHA OE, SOME ENCHANTED EVENING, SONG OF THE ISLAND, TELEPHONE GIRLS IN DENVER ADVENTURES IN PARADISE, VAHINE ANAMITE, HARBOR LIGHTS, HAWAII PONOI, My' A STATE CONVENTION OF OHIO DEMOCRA1S ISLE OF GOLDEN DREAMS, LEI ALOHA LEI MAKAMAE, BLUE WATER AND WHITE CORAL, TELEPHONED FROM COLUMBUS TO SING SWEET LEILANI, HAWAI IAN WAR CHANT, FAREWELL. "HAPPY BIRTHDAy. 1t DAVID DUBINSKY, FOR­ MER PRESIDENT OF THE INTERNATIONAL FOLK HERITAGE HOST, JOHN OSBORN 50:00 LADIES GARMENT WORKERS UNION, CALLED "THE SONGS OF PEOPI1E It FEATURING PETER, PAUL AND MARY, AND THE JORDANA IRES IN HIS BEST WISHES. --INCLUDING IF I WERE FREE, THE RISING OF THE MOON, HANGMAN, THE LAST THE ONLY ITEM OF NEAR-FORMALITY ON THING ON My MIND, ALL My TRIALS, MICHAEL, My VALLEY, GOIN' HOME. THE PRESIDENT'S SCHEDULE WAS A TALK TO A GROUP OF WESTERN DEMOCRATS WHICH TAKE FIVE - HOST, BILL GRAVES 49:00 HE TELEPHONED TO THEM AT THEIR MEETING "THE COOL" - MILES DAVIS PLAYING (AMONG OTHERS) MOONDREAMS, BOPLICITY, AT GLACIER NATIONAL PARK IN MONTANA. BUDO, ROUGE, GODCHILD AND MORE. MRS. JOHNSON WAS IN CHARGE OF THE EVENING FESTrVITIES -- A TEXAS BARBEC~ NOTE. TIMES GIVEN ARE ACCURATE TO THE SECOND WHEN POSSIBLE AND ARE GENER­ FEATURED BY A BIRTHDAY CAKE FOR A SMALL OUS IN ALL OTHER CASES. TIMES, EXCEPT WHEN NOTED, 00 NOT INCLUDE COMMEN­ GROUP OF RELATIVES AND FRIENDS. TARY, BUT ARE MUSICAL CONTENT ALONE. AIR TIME, UNLESS OTHERWISE ANNOUNCED THE MEETING WITH REPORTERS WAS NOT IS 7:45. IN THE FORM OF A FULL-SCALE PRESS CONFERENCE, BUT IT RAN LONGER SINCE RUSK CHJDED FOR PLAINT JOHNSON WAS IN A RELAXED, TALKATIVE Moscow (UPI)--THE COMMUNIST PARTY MI AriA ~J~I )~~~~~R l~rN~~~~~~~USHED MOOD. NEWSPAPER PRAVDA TODAY OFFERED HIS RE­ INTO THE "HURRICANE DOLDRUMS POCKET" THERE HAD BEEN AN UNDERSTANDING THAT PORTED FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES. TODAY AND MENACED THE SOUTHEASTERN THE QUESTIONING WOULD FOCUS ON HIS II SEVERAL DA YS AGO (RUSK) PUBL I CL Y BAHAMAAN ISLANDS WITH ITS 85-MILE-AN­ BIRTHDAY THOUGHTS BUT BEFORE IT WAS COMPLAINED THAT HE IS BEING PAID LIT· HOUR WINOS. OVER, JOHNSON HAD TOUCHED A LOT OF TLL" PRAVDA SAID. THE HURRICAN ENTERED THE SOUTHERN BASES. THE SESSION AMOUNTED TO A "YES, INDEED,II THE PAPER ADDED, DOOR OF AN ItALLEY" LYING JUST OFF THE STATE OF THE PRESIDENT REPORT. "THIS POOR MAN, OR SO IT SEEMS TO HIM. EASTERN EDGE OF THE BAHAMAS ISLAND TOPICAL HEADINGS AND TYPICAL REMARKS IS RECEIVING A MERE PITTANCE -- SOME CHAIN, WHERE MANS OF ITS PREDECESSORS HEALTH -- III DOUBT THAT I'VE EVER II $35,000 A YEAR. HAVE DAWDLED IN YEARS PAST BEFORE DE­ BEEN IN BETTER HEALTH. l FEEL GOOD. TH~ IT QUOTED FRIENDS OF RUSK'S WHO CIDING WHICH WAY TO GO. I SLEEP WELL. I HAD A WONDERFUL SAID THEY 010 NOT THINK THE SECRETARY TRUE TO FORM, HURRICANE FAITH SHOWED NIGHT'S SLEEP LAST NIGHT It WOULD LEAVE THE STATE DEPARTMENT. SIGNS OF SLOWING DOWN AND INDECISION DOMESTIC ECONOMY -- ~ WE SPEND TOO ON A FUTURE COURSE. MUCH TIME THINKING ABOUT ALL THE LISTEN TO AFRS THINGS THAT GO WRONG. IT WOULD BE BET TER TO HAVE EVERYONE WORKING." SS SATURDA LOCAL SPORTS MEN'S VOLLEYBALL s ctlon COACH JACK BAKER'S ANIMALS MOVED A NOTCH ~ ______5 ~~ ______~-======~ ______-4 CLOSER TO THE B D,VISION CHAMPIONSHIP LAST NIGHT BY DROPPING THE PACIFIC DINING ROOM IN TWO SETS 15-9, 15-10, TO REMAIN THE ONLY CASPER FAVORED FOR 135 °00 UNDEFEATED TEAM IN THE LEAGlE THE P.D R. IN CARLING'S W0RLD JACKPOT PLAYED WELL AND KEPT PACE WITH THE ANIMALS BIRKDALE, ENGLAND (UPI)--BILLY CASPER, THE REIGNING U S. OPEN CHAMPION AND POSSESSOR THROUGH OUT THE BEGINNING OF EACH 5ET FINE OF THE SWEETEST PUTTER IN THE GAME, IS A SOLID 4-1 FAVORI~TO CAPTURE GOLF'S BIGGEST TEAMWORK AND HUSTLE BY HARVEY TOMASELLI, JACKPOT HERE NEXT WEEK STAN AKANA AND JONAH MAWAE WERE TOO MUCH FOR CASPER LEADS A PARED-DOWN AMERICAN CHALLENGE FOR THE 35,000 DOLLARS FIRST PRIZE FROM THE P.D.R. THE 200,200 DOLLARS UP FOR GRABS AT THE 1966 CARLING WORLD GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP DOUG SANDERS OF CALIFORNIA, A FREQUENT VISITOR TO BRITAIN, RATES SECOND BEST AT 6-1 PRESS-Rol WON THEIR SECOND GAME Of THE PUDGY PHIL RODGERS OF PERDIDO BAY, FLA , ANOTHER REGULAR CALLER, IS AN 8-1 SHOT ALONG SEASON WITH A WELL EARNED VICTORY OVER THE WITH FIVE-TIMES BRITISH OPEN CHAMPION PETER THOMPSON OF AUSTRALIA SMASHERS IN A CLOSE BALL GAME, 15-4 , 15-14 THE 165-MAN FIELD AT ONE TIME READ LIKE AN INTERNATIONAL DEBRETT OF GOLf THE MAJOR­ IN THE SECOND SET THE SMASHERS CAME TO LIF ITY OF THE TOP-LINE AMERICAN PROS PULLED OUT ARNOLD PALMER, STILL THE BIGGEST DRAW ON AND PUSHED PRESS ALL THE WAY IN A NIP AND THE BRITISH CIRCUIT SAID HIS GAME WAS "COMPLETELY OFf" AT THIS TIME TUCK AfFAIR BEfORE GOING DOWN TO DEfEAT AND HE TOOK OFF FOR A MONTH'S VACATION INSTEAD RICK ARMSTRONG AND ANDY VIERSTRA LED A JACK NICKLAUS DECIDED TO GO FISHING IN FLORIDA DAVE MARR SAfD FINE PRESS TEAM TO VICTORY PAUL UTZ, DON "IT'S TIRESOME THERE'S A TIME CHANGE, CHANGE Of FOOD AND CHANGE OF MILLER AND DON KOIZUMI DID A GOOD JOB fOR THE GOLf BALL IT'S A RUSH TO LEAVE THE U.S. AND ADOPT QUICKLY AND THE SMAHERS I DON'T THINK IN ANY CASE IT CAN BE DONE PROPERLY IN SUCH A SHORT TIME" IN THE A D,VISION, THE NA ALI I CAME fROM THERE'LL BE NO PAST OR DEfENDING CHAMPION AT THE THIRD RUNNING OF BEHIND TO DEFEAT A SCRAPPY SPRINTS BALL CLUB THE EVENT BOBBY NICHOLS Of CORONA, CALif, THE 1964 WiNNER, PULLED 15-13, 15-10 TO MOVE INTO A TIE WITH THE OUT AND LAST YEAR'S WINNER, TONY LEMA OF SAN LEANDRO, CALif, WAS ICHI-BANS FOR THE RUNNER-UP SPOT IN THE A KILLED IN A PLANE CRASH LAST MONTH DIVISION SEVERAL REASONS WERE ADVANCED fOR THE WITHDRAWLS DOUBLE TAXA­ MIKE MAY, SONNY KAPAHU, ROOSfVELT KELLY TION, IN BRITAIN AND THE US, WOULD HAVE CHOPPED THE NET REWARDS "~~Wj AND K C. CUNNINGHAM LED THE ALI I TO VICrORY PLAYING A GOOD GAME fOR THE SPRINTS WERE THE U S.P G.A COUNTS THE CARLING AS "UNOFfiCIAL MONEY", AND THE Arnold Pahner NEXT STOP ON THE TOUR IS PORTLAND, ORE HAROLD WONG, RICHARD CAMBONGA, STAN YADAL NEVERTHELESS, 19 COUNTRIES WILL BE REPRESENTED WHEN PLAY OPENS AND RON ORILLO WEDNESDA Y ON THE fiRST Of fOUR ROUNDS OVER ~H':-':'O""::":"W-=-"'::"';'T""::":"H-=-E-Y--S--T--A-N-D-- THE WINDSWEPT 7,037-YARD, PAR 73, ROYAL VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE BIRKDALE TRACK ~IONAL THROUGH QUALIFICATION AND BY SPECIAL INV~ SUN, AUG 28 B 0 SPRINTS TATION, THEY CAME THROUGH TO REPRESENT THE LJ;~CJU' 5 3 VS SMASHERS U S., ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, WALES, IRELAND, (AKANA-SHELDON) CANADA, ARGENTINA, CHILE, URUGUAY, COLOMBIA TEAM W L PCT GB B 6 30 OL YMP IA VS MZC PUERTO RICO, SPAIN, FRANCE,SOUTH AfRICA, PITTSBURGH *** 75 52 ·591 (LELAPELE-NuUANU) 1- MON, AUG THE PHILIPPINES, THAILAND, JAPAN, AUSTRALIA SAN FRANCISCO *** 75 53 ·586 2 29 AND NEW ZEALAND Los ANGELES ·579 I~ B 5.30 ICHI-BANS vs PRESS-Rol ASIA AND THE FAR EAST IS REPRESENTED BY PHILADELPHIA ~§ ~g 7 (McKEAGUE-AKANA) BEN ARDA Of THE PHILLIPINES AND HIDEYO SUGI­ ST LOUIS 65 62 12 10 B 6 30 BLUE LAGOON VS KAMAKAZI MOTO Of JAPAN AMONG OTHERS CINCINNATI 62 88 (McKEAGUE-AKANA) 60 r 0 HAS6EENS VS ROYAL KINGS THOMSON, BRUCE DEVLIN, KEL NAGLE AND ATLANTA ~~ 476 :~~ B 7 3 BRUCE CRAMPTON STIFfEN A STRONG AUSTRALIAN HOUSTON 58 70 45~ 17~ (LELAPELE-SHELDON) BID AND "LEFTY" BOB CHARLES IS IN fOR NEW NEW YORK .4~ 20 ZEALAND CHICAGO ~f lj 3 6 31 MEN'S rAST PITC~ AUG 28, 29 AND 30 ARE PRACTICE DAYS AND THE FIELD THEN PLAYS ONE ROUND ON AUG, 31 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS: *** CHECK TODA yl S THE TWO TOP TEAMS IN THE SPECIAL SERVICES AND A SECOND ROUND ON SEPT 1 ONLY TAE TOP SCORES MEN'S SOFTBALL FAST PITCH LEAGUE WILL OPEN 75 AND THOSE TYING FOR THE 75TH PLACE WILL PITTSBURGH 7 ST. LOUIS 4 THE 1966 ACTION IN THE FIRST GAME Of A GO INTO THE FINAL 36 HOLES ON SEPT 2, AND ATLANTA 6 NEW YORK 3 DOUBLEHEADER TOMORROW AT 3 PM ON BRANDON 3 THE RUNNER-UP WILL BANK 16~800 DOLLARS CINCINNATI 2 PHILADELPHIA 0 FIELD BETWEEN THE MARTIN ZACHRY CONSTRUCTORS AND THE THIRD fiNISHER GETS 8,~00 DOL~ARS HOUSTON 9 CHICAGO 8 (SUSPENDED GAME) AGAINST THE RIKAKIS HOUSTON 7 CHICAGO 4 IN THE NIGHTCAP, ROI-NAMUR LOCKS HORNS Los ANGELES 4 SAN FRANCISCO 0 AGAINST THE NA ALII A. THE DRAWINGS FOR THE OPENER WERE HELD YESTERDAY AMONG THE MANAGER IN THE SPECIAL SERVICES OFfiCE TEN TEAMS ~mcAN WILL BE COMPETING FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP THE BALTIMORE 82 45 646 OTHER T~AMS WILL BE THE FIL-AM, EBEYE BAS­ DETROIT 69 57 .548 KETS, NA ALI I B, COMMUTORS, KENTRON, AND CLEVELAND 68 01 .527 HIGH SCHOOL WILL ROUND OUT THE LEAGUE. NEW YORK {UPI)--No MATTER WHERE THE PITTS­ MINNESOTA 68 61 .527 ON MONDAY AT 3 PM, ON BRANDON FIELD, IT BURGH PIRATrSflNISH IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE CHICAGO 66 63 512 WILL BE KENTRON VS THE NA ALII B AND AT 4:30 RACE THIS YEAR, HARRY WALKER WILL BE BACK AS CALIFORNIA 65 6 3 .508 PM HIGH SCHOOL MEETS THE COMMUTORS MANAGER NEXT SEASON CLUB GENERAL MANAGER WASHINGTON 59 73 447 JOE BROWN ANNOUNCED YESTERDAY THAT HE AND NEW YORK 57 72 .442 FAST PITCH PRACTICE SCHEDULE WALKER HAD REACHED A VERBAL AGREEMENT fOR KANSAS CITY 56 74 .431 DALLY FIELD' BRANDON FIELD. NEXT YEAR BOS/TON 56 77 421 AUG. 28 FIL-AM AUG. 28 RIKAKIS VS. THE NEW YORK YANKEES HAVE LOST THE SER­ AUG 29 NA ALI I MZC VICES Of CATCHER JAKE GIBBS FOR THE REMAIN­ YESTERDAY'S GAMES AUG. 30 NA ALII B (PRACTICE) DER OF THE SEASON GIBBS SUFFERED A BROKEN AUG. 3 1 R'KAKIS AUG. 31 FIL-AM BONE IN HIS LEFT HAND DURING FRIDAY NIGHT'S NEW YORK DETROIT 5 GAME AGAINST DETROIT HE WAS STRUCK ON THE BALTIMORE BOSTON 2 (12 INNINGS) WOMEN'S SOFTBALL PRACTICE HAND BY EARL W,LSON'S BAI AS THE DETROIT WASHINGTON CLEVELAND 0 PITCHER fOLLOWED-THROUGH AfTER SWINGING AT MINNESOTA CHICAGO 0 ALL WOMEN FOLKS ON TED COMPOC'S TEAM WILL A PITCH IN THE fifTH INNING CALlrORNIA KANSAS C,TY 4 HOLD PRACTICE ON MONDAY. PRACTICE WILL BE ON THE HOCKEY SCENE. HELD ON THE LITTLE LEAGE FIELD ACROSS FROM THE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE'S BOARD-OF- TODAY'S SCORES MACY'S. rfME WILL BE AT 5:30 OVERNORS fAILED YESTERDAY TO AGREE ON A KIRT PINHO'S BALL TEAM WILL PRACTICE ON DRAfT fORMULA FOR STOCKING THE LEAGUE'S SIX AMER I CAN LEAGUE. TUESDAY AT 5.30 PM, ON THE SAME FIELD AS NEW TEAMS WHEN THEY BEGIN PLAY IN THE 1967- MINNESOTA I CHICAGO 0 MENTIONED ABOVE 68 SEASON LEAGUE PRESIDENT CLARENCE CAMP­ WASHINGTON 3 CLEVELAND ------==:c::::~ BELL SAID THE BOARD AGREED ON SOME ASPECTS ---_/~ Of PLAYER ALLOCATION DURING THE DAY-LONG MEETING AT TORONTO, BUT COULD NOT REACH A NATIONAL LEAGUE. DECISION ON THE NUMBER OF PLAYERS EACH OLD SAN FRANCISCO 4 LOS ANGELES 2 TEAM WOULD BE ALLOWED TO PROTECT FROM THE ST. LOUIS 5 PITTSBURGH DRAfT SAN FRANCISCO MOVES BACK INTO FIRST PLACE TEN NEW MEMBERS WILL BE INDUCTED TODAY BY ONE-HALF GAME. THE DODGERS FALL TWO INTO HOCKEY'S HALL-Or-FAME AT TORONTO GAMES BEHIND THE GIANTS. JUAN MARICHAL AMONG THE INDUCTEES WILL BE NATIONAL WAS THE WINNING PITCHER LEAGUE PRESIDENT CLARENCE CAMPBELL, MONTREAL CINCINNATI 14 PHILADELPHIA 7 (1ST) COACH HECTOR "TOE" BLAKE, AND FORMER PLAYERS CHICAGO IS AT HOUSTON AND NEW YORK IS AT ED LINDSAY, TED KENNEDY, FRANK BRIMSEK, ATLANTA IN NIGHT GAME ACTION MX BENTLEY, BABE PRATT, ELMER LACH, KEN EARDON AND BOUCHARD. w~ BUY U.S. SAVINGS BONDS "I'll tell you why I'm wearm{a hard hat I got hit by a foul ball last season " - .. PAGE 6 ... HOURGLASS SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1966 (CONTINUED f"ROM Sp~~ E PAGE ONE) NEA, AFT TO MERGE , INTERRUPTED HONEYMO~N Of"f"ICER ETHER WAS THE f"IRST POLiCE­ CHICAGO (UPI)--THE AMERICAN FEDERATION DENVER (UPI)--BuD BARTHOLOMEW, 42, MAN ON THE SCENE. HE WAS GUNNED DOWN OF TEACHERS YESTERDAY INVITED A MERGER or SPOKANE, WASHINGTON AND HIS BRIDE AS HE APPROACHED THE HOUSE WHERE PAS­ W~TH THE NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION ARRiVED IN DENVER LATE WEDNESDAY AND CHAL WAS,BARRtCADEOo WHICH WOULD BRING MORE THAN 50 PERCENT CONSULTED AN ATTORNEY ABOUT AN ORDER I ,RASCHAL RAN f"ROM WINDOW TO WINDOW Of" THE NATION'S CLASSROOM TEACHERS INTO BY A STATE PATROLMAN THAT STOPPED f"IRING THE DOUBLE-BARRECED WEAPON AT A LABOR MOVEMENT OF "RESPONSIBLE MILI- THEIR CROSS-COUNTRY HONEYMOON ON ROL­ THE APPROACHING Off"ICERS. TANCYo" lERSKATES EARLIER IN THE DAY NEAR POLICEMEN KEPT SHOUTING. A RESOLUTION ADOPTED BY VOICE VOTE CRAIG, COLORADOo "THERE HE IS'; HE'S ON YOUR SIDE. Of" 750 DELEGATES AT THE AFT CONVENTION BARmHQ~OMEW,OR!GINALLY f"ROM AURORA, "THERE HE IS, I N THE BEDROOM." INVITED NEA CLASSROOM TEACHERS TO JOIN NEBRASKA, AND HIS BRIDE, WERE MARRIED PASCHAL'S WEAPON BARKED REPEATEDLY. THE AFT UNDER THE AFL-CIO BANNER IN SIX WEEKS AGO IN HER HOMETOWN Of" GRAND Of"f"ICERS MOVED CAUTIOUSLY AROUND THE THE INTEREST Of "A UNITED TEACHERuS iSLAND, NEBRASKAo THEY BEGAN THEIR MODEST YELLOW CINDER BLOCK AND f"RAME PROf"ESS 10No " IT ALSO I NSTRUCTED AFT HONEYMOON AT SPOKANE WITH ONLY A PICK­ HOMEo Of"f"ICERS TO CONDUCT A MERGER "DIALOGUE" UP CAMPER AND SEVEN DOLLARS o POLICE POURED COUNTLESS CANISTERS Of" WITH THE NEAo IT WAS CLEAR SKATING THROUGH WASHING­ TEAR GAS INTO THE HOME. THE GAS CURL EO THE AFT, A MEMBER OF THE AFL-CIO, HAS TON, OREGON, NEVADA AND UTAH, UNTIL f"ROM WINDOWS LIKE SMOKE f"ROM A HOUSE ABOUT 125,000 MEMBERS, AND THE NEA THE COLORADO STATE PATROLMAN STOPPED Af"IRE. STILL PASCHAL f"OUGHT ON. PO­ ABOUT 980,000 MEMBERS o ABOUT 80 PER­ THEM NEAR CRAIG AND SAID ROLLER SKATING CENT or BOTH GROUPS ARE CLASSROOM TEACH­ LICE BULLETS RIDDLED THE WALLS Of" THE IS ILLEGAL ON COLORADO HIGHWAYS o HOUSE. ERS. BARTHOLOMEW, HOPPED iN THE PICKUP, UNDER THE WITHERING f"IRE, Of"FICERS THE AFT, WHICH EARLIER IN ITS CONVE~ ANO THE COUPLE DROVE ON TO DENVER TO CROUCHED DEHIND PROWL CARS AND TOOK TION ANNOUNCED f"ORMATION or ITS ~iRST CONSULT AN ATTO~NE~. COVER fOR TrlE f"INAL CHARGE Q TEACHER STRIKE HAD BEEN REBurrEO BV BAR~HOLOMEW SAnD H[ W~N~ED TO MAKE MRS. PASCHAL TOOK REf"UGE IN A NEIGH- THE NEA IN S!MllAR MERGER Of"f"ERS iN THE SURE THE LAW !S THE S~Mb ~s STATED TO BOR'S HOr-1E. PAST. HOWEVER, AN AfT SPO~ESMAN SAID THEM BY TPC pATROLMAN o III LIVED IN HELL,II SHE SAiDo THE NEW NEA LtADERSrllP HAS ENCOURAGED BA~T~OlOMEW SAjD THEY ARC E~PNijNG MERGER ~EGOTDArIONS BY ~P~ARENTLY SOfT­ NOT GOING BACK THERE." THE1R WAY B~ $[LlONG posrCARDS 9 POSING Of"f"ICERS WERE TAKEN FROM THE SCENE TENING ITS OPPOSITION TO ENTERING THE fOR PDCTURES AND ApPEARING AT ROllER TO THE HOSPITAL f"OR TREATMENT or TEAR LABOR MOVEMENT o R~NKSo GAS BURNS o PASCHAL'S GUN CONTINUED TO THE AFT DELEGATES ALSO ADOpTED A RE­ ROAR, THEN POLICE STORMED THE House. SOLUTION DECLARING WAR ON "AUNT JEMIMA," TOUR (CONT iN\.IED FROM AN Of"f"ICER WENT NEXT DOOR TO MRS. THE SYMBOL or A POPULAR PANCAKE MD~ PAGE THREE) ~.~.-.s.. ~ PASCHAL. AND A CHAIN Of" PANCAKE RESTAURANTS. THE nl8t~"6i?i,~vlt·(~!1fRtN.~t.tt1tl~JHERE rOR "YOUR HUSBAND TOOK HIS OWN LOf"E," HE RESOLUTION CALLED AUNT JEMIMA "A NEGRO A WEEK AND HAD A CAR, WE DROVE AROUND

SAID. "HE HAD HIS GUN ON HIS HEART. MAMMY IMAGE DEGRADijNG" TO NEGROESo AND EXPLORED THE iSLAND o HE EV10ENTLY FIGURED HE WOULD BE OV~R­ THE SPO~ESMAN SAID SOME AFT VICE PRES­ THiS ISLAND WAS A MAijN JAPANESE CEN­ 1I POWERED ••• IDENTS "GOT EXCITED" WHEN THEY OBSERVED TER DURING THE WAR AND TH[~[ is STUll MRS. PASCHAL TURNED TO A CHILD AND A NEGRO HOSTESS WEAR~~G AN AUNT JEM!MA- A GREAT DEAL Of" EVIDENCE or THUS SCAT- SAID~ "HE'S GONE. HE'LL NEVER BOTHER TYPE COSTUME -- A BROWN AND WHITE TEREO THROUGHOUT THE SURROUND~NG COUN- YOU AGAIN." CHECKED DRESS, AND RED AND WHITE CHECKW TRYSDDE. THEN SHE TURNED TO THE OFFICER AND BANDANNA - AT A RESTAURANT iN THE HOTEL THE SA~PAN BEACHES ARE BtAuT~ruLl ASKED~ WHERE THE CONVENTiON IS MEETiNG. BUT GETTiNG TO THEM IS A MONUMENTAL "WHAT ABOUT MY HOUSE? WHAT ABOUT T'HF TASK REQUIRfiNG GREAT PAT~ENCEo THiS BREAKING UP YOU HAD TO DO?" IS ~T GREEN g FELLAS1 fiS BECAUSE DENSE OVERGROWTH is OBSCUR­ THEN SHE SAID~ "I DON'T BLAME YOUu Moscow (UPI}--THE SOVIET UNIONuS LUNA iNG MANY OF THE LESS TRAVELED ROADS You DID WHAT YOU HAD TO 000" Ii SPACECRAFT COASTED TOWARD A RENDEZ- WHJCH LEAD TO THE SEA, AS fEW ROADS AS VOUS WITH THE MOON TODAY iN AN APPARENT THERE AREo • " £\ R (CONT I NUED f"ROM ATTEMPT TO SCOUT LAND I NG SITES f"OR COS- FINDING A SMALL SSDE ROAD LEADllNG IN wjGi. PAGE ONE) MONAUTS o THE DIRECTION Of" THE OCEAN, WINDOWS A U.S o MARINE BATTALION COMMANDER IT WAS EXPECTED TO JO!N AMERICA'S OF THE CAR WERE IMMEDIATELY CLOSED TO SAYS HE HEARD CHINESE SPOKEN DURING PHOTO-SNAPPING LUNAR ORBITER, NOW C8R~ PREVENT FRIENDLY MOTHER NATURE rROM AN ENEMY RADIO BROADCAST IN SOUTH ViET CLING THE MOON, TODAY o JOINING USE IN THE fRONT SEATo ROLLING NAM. LT. COLo VICTOR OHANESIAN SAID WESTERN SPACE EXPERTS HERE BELIEVED ALONG IN A HUSHED GROVE, LONG ARMS OF HE HEARD THE CHINESE WHILE HE AND HIS THE 3,616-POUND SOVIET SATELLITE ALSO SMALL TREES WOULD REACH OUT THE1R LEAf"Y MEN WERE SWEEPING THE JUNGLE NEAR DA WAS CARRYING CAMERAS AND WOULD TRANS­ FINGERS IN AN ATTEMPT TO GRASP THE CARo NANG. OHANESIAN SAID HE SPEAKS CHiNESE MIT TO EARTH PHOTOS TO f"ILL A MISSING MORE orTEN THAN NOT THESE ROADS WOULD AND TRIED TO GET THE ENEMY TO ANSWER LINK IN RUSSIA'S RACE TO PUT A MAN ON DWINDLE TO NO MORE THAN A COW TRAIL HIM, BUT WAS UNSUCCESSf"UL. THE MOON o AND WE WOULD HAVE TO TURN AROUND, IF 2 AMERICAN SPOKESMEN SAID SUNDAY, SAI~ LUNA II -- THE SOVIET S SECOND MOON POSSIBLE, OR BACK OUT. THE WHOLE IS­ GON TIME, THAT A U.S. AIR FORCE PHANTOM ORBITAL SHOT THIS YEAR -- WAS LAUNCHED LAND, IN f"ACT, IS DRESSED IN AN EXTRAV­ JET SHOT DOWN TODAY WAS THE FIRST AMER­ WEDNESDAY 0 AGANT AND Of"TEN CHOKiNG ARRAY OF GREEN­

ICAN PLANE LOST IN A WEEK Of" BOMBING THE SOVIET NEWS AGENCY TASS SAID ERY 0 RAIDS IN NORTH VIET NAMo f"IRST REPORtS INDICATED IT WAS NEAR THE WE LIVED MOST Of" THE TIME WiTH A THEY SAID THE F-4C WAS HIT BY "ENEMY DESIRED TRAJECtORY AND ALL EQUIPMENT SENATOR f"ROM THE MARSHALL ISLANDS, f"IRE" WHilE ATTACKING TARGETS IN THE WAS WORKING PROPERLYo AMITA KABUA, WHO WAS ATTENDING THE SOUTHERN PANHANDLEo THE TWO CREWMEN TASS DID NOT GIVE DETAILS Of" THE CONGRESS Of" MICRONESIA. HE IS A GOOD­ BAILED OUT AND WERE PICKED UP BY RES­ SPACECRAf"T'S MISSION o NATURED f"ELLOW AND PROVED TO BE A CUE PLANES, THEY SAID. IT SAID ONLY THAT "THE MAIN PURPOSE GREAT DEAL Of" If"UN AS WELL AS DEMONSTRAT­ THE PHANTOMWAS TAE f"IRST PLANE LOST Of" THE STATION IS THE f"URTHER TESTING ING WONDERf"UL :HOSPITALITYo THE PAClrlC ~ SINCE AUG. 20 WHEN AN AIR FORCE RE­ Of" SYSTEMS OF AN ARTIFICIAL MOON SPUT­ ISLANDER WAS DELAYED BECAUSE Of" A TY­ CONNAISSANCE F-4C WENT DOWN 30 MILES NIK f"OR EXPLORATIONS IN NEAR LUNAR PHOON, WHILE RETURNING FROM JAPAN, BUT NORTHWEST OF THE PANHANDLE CITY or DONG SPACEo WHEN IT EVENTUALLY ARRIVED, WE WERE HOI. ONE Of" ITS TWO CREWMEN WAS RES­ WESTERN SCIENTISTS BELIEVED pART Of" GLAD TO LEAVE SAIPAN, AS WE HAD BEEN CUED. iTS MISSION WOULD BE TO CIRCLE THE MOON THERE SEVENTEEN DAYS o THE JET DOWNED TODAY WAS THE 344THl tiN A RELATIVELY LOW ORBIT ~ND PHOTO­ Two DAYS LATER OUR FLOATING HOME­ LOST OVER NORTH VIET NAM SINCE THE GRAPH POTENTIAL LANDING GROUNDS f"OR AWAY-f"ROM-HOME STREAKED TOWARD GUAM ON BOMBING RAIDS BEGAN LAST FEBRUARYo THE MANNED SPACECRAFT -- SOMETHING NO SO­ iTS THREE WEEK JOURNEY BACK TO KWAJo NORTH VIETNAMESE CLAIM 1,366 HAVE BEEN VIET LUNAR PROBE HAS YET DONEo DwiGHT AND I WERE ANXIOUSLY AWAiTING SHOT DOWN o OUR RETURN TO TRUK SO WE COULD TRAVEL IN RAIDS TODAY, AiR FORCE PHANTOMS WASHINGTON (UPI)--DEf"ENSE SECRETARY TO SOME Of" ITS OUTER iSLANDS DURING AND F-I05 THUNDERCHIEf"S STRUCK THREE ROBERT S. McNAMARA SAID TODAY IT WOULD OUR THREE DAY STAY o BUT THE DAY BE­ OIL DEPOT AREAS AT BADON, 20 M!LES BE A "GREAT ERROR u If THE PENTAGON'S f"ORE WE REACHED OUR DESTINATION, DIS­ NORTHWEST Of" DONG HOI AND A FAVORITE PLAN TO SALVAGE DRAf"T REJECTS WAS USED AST£R!R£AREDdITS:UGty HEADo WE RE­ TARGET Of" U.So RAIDERS. THE PILOTS AS AN EXCUSE TO REDUCE THE CIVILIAN CEIVED A CABLE, WHICH HAD APPARENTLY REPORTED SIGHTING ONE LARGE SECONDARY JOB CORPSo SEEN ALL OVER THE TRUST TERRiTORY IN EXPLOSION AND SMOKE RiSING TO 1,500 "iT IS CLEAR THAT THE JOB CORPS IS SEARCH Of" US. I T SA 10 THAT WE SHOULD f"EET. ABSOLUTELY ESSENTIAL TO PROVIDE A STEP­ RETURN TO KWAJ. IMMEDiATELY BY PLANE THE LOST PHANTOM WENT DOWN TEN MILES PING STONE TO A PRODUCTIVE WORK CAREER AS WE HAD TO LEAVE fOR COLLEGE THE 25TH EAST Of DONG HOI, SOUTHERNMOST CITY IN TO THE MANY TENS Of" THOUSANDS Of" YOUNG Of" AUGUSTo ACTUALLY, THE TELEGRAM WAS NORTH VIET NAM, THE SPOKESMEN SAID. MEN IN OUR COUNTRY WHO NEED THIS ASSIST­ CONf"USED AND MEANT ONLY THAT DwiGHT THE CREWMEN LAILED OUT OVER THE GULF ANCE," McNAMARA SAiD IN A LETTER AD­ HAD TO RETURN o Of TONKIN. D~ESSED TO SENo JOSEPH So CLARK Of PENNo SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1966 KWAJAlEIN SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES DEPENDENTS POOL 0900- 1900 0900-1900 0900-1900 0900-1900 0900- 1900 0900-1900 CATHOLIC 7AM AND 9 15 AM IN THE MEMORIAL BACHELORS POOL 0700-2 300 0700-2 300 0700-2 300 0700-2 300 0700-2300 0700-2300 CHAPEL AND AT I I 20 AM 6N ROI NAMUR DAILY MASS AT 4 45 PM IN THE BLESSED MARINA 0930-1900 0930- 1900 0930- 1900 0930-1900 0930- 1900 0700-1900 0700-1900 SACRAMENT CHAPEL MONDAY THROUGH SATUR­ DAY CONrESSIONS BEFORE WEEKDAY MASSES HOBBY-CERAMICS 1230-1730 1230-1730 1230- 1730 1230-1730 1230-1730 1230-1730 AND ON SATURDAY FROM 4 TO 4 45 PM AND SHOP 1330-2130 1830-2130 1830-213° 1830-2130 1830-2 130 183°-2130 ""ROM 7 TO 8 PM

liBRARY 0900-2200 0900-2200 0900-2200 0900-2200 0900-2200 0900-2200 1300-2200 CHURCH OF CHRIST SERVICES WILL BE HELD THIS LORD'S DAY SPECIAL SERVICES 083°-173° 083°-173° 0830- 1730 0 1330-1730 08 30- 173° 083°-1730 083°-1130 AT 10 15 AM IN ROOM #25 OF GEORGE SEITZ GEAR LOCKER 1200-1430 SCHOOL BIBLE STUDY IS AT 1 lAM SER­ VICES ARE SUNDAY EVENING AT 6 PHOTO LAB 1800-2130 11300-2130 1300-2130 1800-2130 1200- 1900 1200-1900 LATTER-DAY SAINTS TENN 1S COURTS 0630-23°0 0630-2300 0630-2330 0630-2 330 063°-2330 0630-2330 063°-2330 SERVICES ARE HELD IN ROOM #13 OF THE GOERGE SEITZ SCHOOL PRIESTHOOD MEET­ GOLF SHACK 1630-1930 1630-1930 1630-193° 163°-193° 1630-193° 0730- 1930 0730- 1~'30 ING IS AT 30 AM SUNDAY SCHOOL AND SACRAMENT MEETING AT 9 30 AM EMON Ot.ACH LIFE W HEN f A G S HOI S T E D o N L I F G U A R D S TAN D GUAI-m Llr~ DUTY EPISCOPAL tVENING PRAYER SERVICES WILL BE CONDUCTED EACH SUN­ TRAP RANGE 1700-1000 1300- 1500 DAY EVENING AT 6 IN THE CHAPEL

P toTOl RANGE 1700-1800 0900-1100 PENTECOSTAL WORSHIP SERVICES WILL BE HELD AT 7 PM SUN­ DAY IN THE CHAPEL PROTESTANT WORSHIP SERVICES WILL BE HELD AT 8 10 KISS OF THE CRY FOR HAP AND I I AM AT THE ISLAND MEMORIAL CHAPEL RICHARDSON KID GALAHAD, A FI NE MAD­ CAST A G,ANT ESTHER AND VAMPIRE,ALSO 7 30, ABBOTT A RA1SIN IN DR ROBERT C SMITH WILL PREACH THE SER­ THEATER NEWS NESS SHADOW THE KING SPORTS WORLD & COSTELLO THE SUN MON ENTITLED "THE Goo WHO SEARCHES" 7 30 7 30 7 30 7 30 7 30 9 30 7 30 BASED ON THE TEXT TO LUKE 15 /-10 A NURSERY IS PROVIDED IN THE ISLAND YOKWE YUK A FINE MADNESS KISS OF THE A RAISIN IN KID GALAHAD, CRY rOR HAPPY CAST A GIANT ESTHER AND THE DAY NURSERY FOR THE SUNDAY SCHOOL AND THEATER 7 & 9 VAMPIRE, ALS THE SUN ALSO NEWS 7 & 9 SHADOW KING I I AM SERVICE - 9 15 AM TO 12 45 PM SPORTS WORLD 7 & 9 20 7 & 9 7 & 9 25 7 & 9 05 SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES FOR ALL AGES 7 & 9 10 ARE HELD AT THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL AT 9 40 AM ADULTS ARE PRESENT TO ASSIST KISS OF THE KID GALAHAD, CRY rOR HAPPY NEWCOMERS IN rlNDING THEIR CLASSROOM rVEY HALL ESTHER AND THE CAST A GIANT VAMPIRE, AL A FINE MAD­ A RAISIN IN NEWS 6 30 & 630&830 SUNDAY SCHOOL ON ROI NAMUR IS AT 9 AM THEATER KING SHADOW SPORTS WORLD NESS THE SUN 8 30, Boys' Boys' TOWN IN THE COMMUNITY BUILDING 6 30 & 3 35 6 30 & 8 30 6 30 & 8 40 6 30 & 8 30 6 30 & 8 50 TOWN 1 PM I PM THE WORSHIP BUILDING ON ROI NAMUR WILL BE HELD AT 7 PM IN THr COMMUNITY BUILD­ KISS OF THE ING AND WILL BE LED BY CHAPLAIN SMITH OCEAN VIEW CRY FOR HAPPY ESTHER AND A FINE MAD­ VAMPIRE, AL KID GALAHAD, A RAISIN IN CAST A GIANT THEATER 7 30 & 12 15 THE KING NESS SPORTS WORLD ALSO NEWS THE SUN SHADOW YOUNG HUtvFHkt.Y ,lJ_ 7 30 & 12 15 7 30 & 12 15 7 30 & 12 15 7 30 & 12 15 7 30 & 12 15 7 30 & 12 15 BUT L~CI 'b THE ~TAk MINNEAPOLIS (UPI)--THE SON OF VICE KISS or THE PRESIDENT HUBERT HUMPHREY MARRIED HIS TRADEWINDS A RAISIN IN KID GALAHAD, CRY FOR CAST A GIANT ESTHER AND TH A FINE MAD­ VAMPIRE, ALSO BLONDE COLLEGE SWEETHEART TODAY AND NEW­ THEATER THE SUN ALSO NEWS HAPPY SHADOW KING NESS SPORTS WORLD LYWED MRS LUCI JOHNSON NUGENT FLEW TO 3 8 8 8 8 8 JOIN THE WEDDING FESTIVITIES THE PRESIDENT'S DAUGHTER ARRIVED AT A FINE MADNESS-I04 MIN A I CRY FOR HAPPY-110 MIN AT CENTERS AROUND A POOR SOUTH CHICAGO rAMI­ MINNEAPOLIS AIRPORT BY PLANE A FEW HOURS DRAMATIC COMEDY ON PSYCHIATRY COLOR COMEDy-DRAMA IN JAPAN COLOR LY WHICH STRUGGLES rOR A RICHER LIFE AND ArTER THE WEDDING CEREMONY A SPOKESMAN SEAN CONNERY, JOANNE WOODWARD, JEAN GLENN FORO, DONALD O'CONNOR, MIYOSHI INCREASING OPPORTUNITIES RELEASE DATE rOR THE VICE PRESIDENT SAID SHE WAS ON SEBERG UMEKI 1961 HER WA~ TO JQj~~~~~+NG-~~~HH~M11 CONSTANTLY ON THE RUN FROM A SUBPOENA FOUR MEMBE~S n~ • KOP£~N WA~ U S HUMPHREY'S WAVERLY, MINN SUMMER HOME ,~" NUN-~PYMfNT OF ALI~ONY TO HIS FIRST NAVY CAME~A CREW ON R & R IN KYOTO, KISS OF THE VAMPIRE-124 MIN AT LUCI'S VISIT WAS UNANNOUNCED THERE WIFE AN IMPETUOUS AND NON-CONFORMINr JAPAN, TRAVERSE THROUGH SEVERAL HILAR­ HORROR DRAMA COLOR HAD BEEN NO OFFICIAL WHITE HOUSE REPRE­ POET RETREATS TO BOLO, ERRATIC FLINGS IOUS SEQUENCES, INCLUDING ROMANTIC IN­ CLlrFORD EVANS, NOEL WILLMAN, JENNlrER SENTATIVE AT THE CEREMONIES, ALTHOUGH HE SHOVES AND PUMMELS PURSUING POLICE TERlUDES WITH GEISHA GIRLS, HOUSING DANIEL IT HAD BEEN RUMOURED THAT LUCI AND HER orFICERS, AND FEROCIOUSLY BATTLES HIS SHORTAGE PROBLEMS, AND SOCIAL ENTANGLE­ A HONEYMOONING COUPLE MOTORING IN BA­ HUSBAND OF THREE WEEKS, PATRICK MIGHT LOYAL SECOND WirE WHEN SHE HIRES A MENTS WITH THE KYOTOITES IN ADDITION, VARIA IN 1910 SEEKS RErUGE AT A DESOLATE DROP IN PSYCHIATRIST TO ANALYSE HIM RELEASE THE QUARTET HAS TO MAKE GOOD A CONCOCT INN WHEN THEIR CAR BREAKS DOWN EERIE PAT WAS BACK IN HIS HOME TOWN OF WAU­ DATE '966 EO STORY THAT THEY ARE ESTABLISHING AN AND SHUDDERING EXCITEMENT TAKES OVER KEGAN, SERVING AS AN USHER AT A WEDDING ORPHANAGE IN JAPAN RELEASE DATE 1961 ArTER IHE INN'S WElRD OWNER INTRODUCES OF AN OLD FRIEND KID GALAHAD-108 MIN AT THE COUPLE TO HIS SON AND OTHER BAVARIAN LIKE LUCI AND PAT, ROBERT HUMPHREY,22, BOXING COMEDy-DRAMA COLOR A RAISIN IN THE SUN-133 MIN ATC GUESTS AT A DINNER PARTY HELD AT AN IM­ AND DONNA ERICKSON, 21, WERE MARRIED IN ELVIS PRESLEY, GIG YOUNG, JOAN BLACKMAN (BROADWAY PLAY) FAMILY DRAMA B & W POSING, BUT GHOSTLY CHATEAU NEARBY RE­ A ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH BY A PRIEST WHO E~-GI ELVIS, WITH A YEARNING TO OWN S,DNEY POITIER, CLAUDIA McNEIL, RUBY LEASE DATE 1963 WAS AN OLD rRIEND, AND UNDER THE WATCH­ AN AUTO REPAIR SHOP, IS ACCIDENTLY DEE ------FUL EYES or SECRET SERVICEMEN PRESSED INTO THE rIGHT-rOR-PAY PRIZE AN ALL-NEGRO CAST OF SUPERB STAGE ESTHER AND THE KING-I 19 MIN A THE WEDDING HAD BEEN SET FOR LAST FIGHT RACKET HE DOES WELL BOTH WITH ACTORS AND ACTRESSES TRANSFERS TH I S HISTORICAL TIM~S DRAMA COLOR MONTH, BUT HAD TO BE DELAYED WHEN DONNA HIS KNOCKOUT PUNCH AND WITH THE SIX BROADWAY PLAY INTO A DYNAMIC FILM DRA­ RICHARD EGAN, JOAN COLLINS, DENIS O'DEA CAUGHT PNEUMONIA SHE IS A CATHOLIC SONGS HE SINGS RELEASE DATE 1962 MA rlLLED WITH HUMAN pATHOS THE STO AN ITALIAN-AMERICAN SPECTACULAR FILM AND HUMPHREY IS A CONGREGATIONALIST THEY WERE MARRIED UNDER A NEW CATHOLIC RULE WHICH PERMITS CHURCH MARRIAGES BE­ TWEEN MIXED COUPLES WITH A~ OPTIONAL MASS THERE WERE 900 PERSONS IN THE CHURCH DEPICTS THE UNMERCIFUL PERSECUTION OF WHEN THE BRIDE WAS LEO TO THE ALTAR THE JEWISH PEOPLE LIVING IN PERSIA DURING THE RECEPTION, ATTENDED BY ABOUT 700, THE BIBLICAL TIMES INTRIGUE, INFIDELITY rEATURED "NICE DOMESTIC" CHAMPAGNE GREED, AND EVEN MURDER FOLLOW THE RULING CLAN ArTER A LOVELY JEWISH MAIDEN NAMED PEACE CUkP0NAN uN TKIAL ESTHER IS CHOSEN AS THE PERSIAN MONARCH'S IN TANLANIAN HIGH CGUKT QUEEN MWANZA, TANZANIA (UPI)--ONE HUNDRED NATIVE VILLAGERS SILENTLY RINGED U S CAST A GIANT SHADOW-150 MIN AT PEACE CORPSMAN W,LLIAM KINSEY AS HE WAR DRAMA IN ISRAtLI COLOR STOOD BY HIS YOUNG WIFE'S BODY AND DE­ KIRK DOUGLAS, SENTA BERGER, YUL BRYNNER NIED ALL KNOWLEDGE OF A BLOODSTAINED THIS EMOTIONAL IMPACT MOVIE FOCUSES IRON BAR NEARBY, A TANZANIAN POLICE IN­ THE ADVENTUROUS liFE or COLONEL DAVID SPECTOR TESTIFIED TODAY "MICKEY" MARCUS DURING ISRAEL'S WAR OF THE 24-YEAR-OLD NATIVE OF WASHINGTON, INDEPENDENCE IN 1948 RECENTLY RETIRED N C , SAT CALMLY THROUGH THE TESTIMONY rROM WORLD WAR II EUROPEAN COMBAT ARMY, ON THE SECOND DAY OF HIS MURDER TRIAL HE ACCEPTS THE SEEMINGLY HOPELESS TASK IN THE PACKED COURTROOM or THIS SWAMPY OF MILITARY AOVISOR TO THE ILL-TRAINED REGIONAL CAPITAL ON LAKE VICTORIA AND POORLY EQUIPPED ISRAELI FORCES WHO THE PROSECUTION CHARGES KINSEY BEAT HAVE TO DErEND THEMSELVES FROM THE MAR­ HIS 23-YEAR-OLD WirE PEVERLY, OF RIVER­ AUDING ARABS rROM NEARBY BORDERS THE SIDE, CONN, TO DEATH WITH THE BAR AND OVERWHELMING SENSE or PURPOSE, IDEALISM, A STONE ON A ROCKY HILLOCK NEAR THEIR AND TENACITY IN THE DEDICATED PEOPLE WITH ISOLATED PEACE CORPS POST ON MARCH 27 WHOM AE IS WORKING AWAKENS IN COL MARCUS IN A rlT or JEALOUS RAGE A PRIDE IN HIS OWN JEWISH HERITAGE AND _ STATE PROSECUTOR EDEDEN ErrlWATT SAID rEELING or rULrlLLMENT AS THE LITTLE HE WOULD PROVE KINSEY CARRIED THE IRON STATE IS PROCLAIMED A NEW REPUBLIC IN MAY BAR I NAP I CN IC BASKET TO THE BOULDER­ or 1948 THE BIG-NAME CAST INDLUDES JOHN STREWN HILLSIDE AND SLEW PEVERLY BECAUSE WAYNE, FRANK SINATRA AND ANGIE D,CKINSON HE HAD LEARNED SH£ HAD BEEN UNrAITHrUL RELEASE DATE 1966 PEACE CORPS WORKERS AND OTHER AMERI­ CANS rROM PROJECTS IN THIS AREA PACKED r-~~~~~~~:=~:-~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~----~l------______------1 THE LITTLE COURTROOM HERE IN A SlLENT RICHARDSON--EVERYONE MAY ATTEND DOUBLE rEATURE ON SATURDAY NIGHTS GESTURE or SUPPORT rOR THEIR BESPECTA- YOKWE YUK---YOKWE YUK MEMBERS ONLY CARD CHECK PERIODICALLY PRESCHOOL OR SCHOOL-AGE CHILDREN MAY NOT ATTEND CLEO rELLOW AMERICAN IVEY HALL---DEPENDENTS ONLY MATINEE ON SATS AND SUNS, RULES AND REGULATIONS LISTED OUTSIDE THEATER OCEAN VIEW--MALE ADULT PERSONNEL ONLY PAGE 8 SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1966

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ASSOC IATES AT THE CLUB NOTICES DIRECTION OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER SCUBA CLUB DIVE FROM ROI WILL LEAVE KWAJALEIN TEST SITE, MARSHALL ISLANDs CLASSIFIED FR M ROI AT 12.15 PM SUNDAY, AUGUST CONTRACT DA-01-021-AMC-90004 (Y) FOR SAtE 28 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY SCHIELE AT 308 ON ROI MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE FOR LADY'S WHITE SWIMSUIT - NEW - SIZE NOTICES IS 4 PM THE DAY BEFORE PUBLI­ CATION AND D,ADLINE FOR NEWS ITE~S IS 14 CALL 2326 SCUBA CLUB SUNDAY DIVE IS SCHEDULED TO GO TO THE OCEAN SIDE OF BIG BUSTARD SHOWTIME 10 AM THE OAY OF PUBLICATION THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO GIRL'S WILDCAT BIKE - 20" - GOOD CON­ LIFE VESTS ARE REQUIRED GUESTS ARE 7 & 9·10 EDIT LETTERS TO THE EDITOR FOR THE DITION - $6 CALL 2746 WELCOME THE BOAT WILL DEPART FROM THE M4RINA AT 8 AM SAKE or BREVITY ALL COpy, LETTERS AND PHOTOGRApHS SUBMITTED FOR PUBLICA­ CAMENA VOICE TAPE DECK WITH PREAMP­ THE O::'CAR A TION BECOME THE PROPERTY OF THE HOUR­ LIFIERS AND REVERSAMATIC CALL 2191 DRAMA OF HOLLYWOOD CoLOR SCUBA CLUB CLAS~ WILL HOLD ITS FIRST GLASS REPUBLICATION OF MATERIAL CON­ AFTER 5 PM OR SEE AT TR 616 STEPHEN BOYD, ELKE SOMMER, TONY BENNETT MEETING ON MONDAY, AUGUST 29 AT 6 PM TAINED HEREIN IS NOT AUTHORIZED WITH­ IN ROOM 19 OF THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL OUT THE PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE COMMAND­ BRING PHYSICAL SLIPS EQUIPMENTS RE­ ING OFrICER, KWAJALEIN TEST SITE QUIRED FOR THE FIRST CLASS ARE MASK, Ir YOU HAVE NOT RECEIVED YOUR HOUR­ PLEATER TAPE FOR DRAPES - ANY AMOUNT SHOWTIME FINS, AND SNORKEL ALL SCUBA EQUIP­ GLASS BY 6 15 PM, PLEASE CALL 539 BE­ CALL 2348 7·30 MENTS WILL BE REQUIRED FOR ALL OTHER TWEEN THE HOURS OF 6 15 AND 6 45 AND CLASSES CONTACT CLUB MEMBERS FOR IN­ A COpy WILL BE DELIVERED TO YOU HAMMOCK IN GOOD CONDITION CALL 552 FORMATION ABOUT THE REQUIRED EQUIPMENT. TALL ~TORY ANYTIME AT COLLEGE CAMPUS COMEDY BLACK AND WHITE ANTHONY PERKINS, JANE FONDA EDITOR NEIL PHELPS-MUNSON YOKWE YUK WOMEN'S CLUB WILL HOLD A SMALL KITCHEN STEP STOOL, BROWNIE ALSO NEWS STAFF ADDIE JOHNSON UNIFORM - SIZE 6 - 7 CALL 611 COFFEE ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 30 FROM 9 30 LYNN LIFFICK TO 10 30 AT THE YOKWE YUK CLU~ ALL ABSENT-MINDED PROFESSOR 9 25 ZELMA R I DGEL Y HELP WANTED INTERESTED WOMEN ARE INVITED TO BECOME SPORTS ED ITOR BRENT KELLOGG ACQUAINTED WITH OUR ACTIVITIES RSVP L ITH:>GRAPHER RICHARD RUFFOLO LETTERS OF APPLICATION FOR POSTMASTER, BY CALLING 690 OR 2340 SHOWTIME CIRCULATION ~ U.S. POST OFrlCE EBEYE AND COMPLETED 630&905 MANAGER DANA ODGERS rORM 57 SHOULD BE SUBMITTED TO THE SCUBA CLUB MEETING WILL BE HELD TUES­ TRUST TERRITORY OFFICE ON KWAJALEIN FOR DAY, AUGUST 30 AT 7 30 IN THE TARO ROOM ICE PALACE AT TRANSMISSION TO THE PERSONNEL OFFICER, OF THE YOKWE YUK CLUB DRAMA OF ALASKA COLOR TTPI, SAIPAN, MARIANAS ISLANDS THE RICHARD BURTON, ROBERT RYAN, CAROLYN STARTING SALARl FOR THE POSTMASTER AT ROO & GUN CLUB MEMBERS PURCHASING JONES EBEYE WILL BE '2978 AND IS BASED ON THE AGENT HOURS HAVE BEEN CHANGED TO 7 TO OFFICIAL NOTICES RECEIPTS OF THE OFFICE AUGUST 31 IS I I PM TUESDAY EVENINGS AT TR 746, PHONE DATE OFFICIAL BULLETIN PI{)NE THE DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS BOTH 2343 SHOWTIME MICRONESIANS AND AMERICANS ARE ELIGIBLE AUG 66 MAJ W G HALL 0 7 30 & 12 15 2~ 69 2 AUG 66 CPT C E WI LSON 65':\ LOST ANNOUNCH/ENT i) 29 AUG 66 MAJ W H GRISWOLD 0 THE TRUST TERRITORY IS ACCEPTING Ap- 5 3 NEARLY A NA0TY ACCIJ[NT ATC 30 AUG 66 ILT D W OLIVER 602 LADV'S PRESCRIPTION SUNGLASSES _ WHITE PLICATIONS FOR TEACHERS AT THE SCHOOL BRITISH COMEDY BLACK AND WHITE 31 AUG 66 LTC D J SWEIMLER 646 FRAMES WITH GRAY LENSES CALL 2326 ON EBEYE THOSE WHO WOULD LIKE TO AP- JIMMY EDWARDS, KENNETH CONNOR I SEPT 66 MAJ W G PLY FOR SUBSTITUTE TEACHING SHOULD AL- HALL 690 SO APPLY SALARIES ARE BASED ON EDU­ ALSO AFL FOOTBALL 2 SEPT 66 CPT J p. COPPENS 2407 RED AND WHITE KITTEN WITH WHITE pAINT CATION AND YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AND SPLATTERED AROUND ITS HEAD - 6 WEEKS COMPARE FAVORABLY WITH STATESIDE DuTY OFFICER IS KWAJALEIN TEST SITE OLD CALL 614 OR BRING TO TR 645 TEACHERS' SALARIES THeSE INTERESTED SHOWTIME COMMANDING OFFICER'S REPRESENTATIVE IN FURTHER INFORMATION SHOULD CALL MRS 8 DURING OTHER THAN NORMAL DUTY HOURS wIL~ON 0TUDIE0 0MITH LONDON (UPI)--PRIME MINISTER HAROLD FRANCE RUSSELL AT 701 ApPLICATIONS WILSON TODAY STUDIED REPORTS OF BRITISH (CIVI~ SERVICE FORM 57) CAN BE OB­ OUR MAN FLINT A DELEGATES TO THE ABORTIVE RHODESIAN IN- TAINED AT THE KWAJALEIN POST OFFICE CoMEDt Spoor ON SPIES COLOR FLU SHOTS DEPENDENCE TALKS AND SOUGHT A NEW SOLU- JARES CoBURN, LEE J COBB, GILA ALL ISLAND RESIDENTS ARE URGED TO BE TION TO THE CRISIS GoLAN REIMMUNIZED AGAINST INFLUENZA NOW AT THE RABIES INOCULATIONS WILL BE GIVEN SUN­ HOSPITAL BEFORE THE FLU EPIDEMIC HITS TH THE TALKS} INTENDED TO DETERMINE IF DAY, AUGUST 28 AT THE POLICE STATION THERE WAS A BASIS FOR OFFICIAL NEGOTIA­ MOVIES ARE KEYED AS TO THE AUDIENCE NATION AND OTHER COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD FROM 9 AM TO 12 PM THERE IS A $2 FEE TIONS ON A SETTLEMENT, COLLApSED IN SAL­ FOR WHICH THEY ARE SUITABLE THE SYM­ U S PUBLIC HEALTH STATISTICS HAVE SHOW BOLS A, T AND C REPRESENT ADULTS, TEENS THAT EARLY IN THE FALL INFLUENZA ATTACKS ISBURY THURSDAY AFTER PUBLICATION OF A WOMEN'S PROTESTANT CHAPEL FELLOWSHIP RHODESIAN BILL TO PLACE THE COUNTRY UN- AND CHILDREN, RESPECTIVELY THE PRE­ ARE GREATEST AND THEREFORE, A~! PERSONNE DER VIRTUAL PERMANENT EMERGENCY SECURITY WILL BE HAVING A BAKE SALE ON SATURDAY, SENCE O~ ANY OF THE THREE SYMBOLS IN­ FROM 6 YEARS OF AGE SHOULD BE IMMUNllfO SEPTEMBER FROM 9 AM Tn I? PM IN '3 3,fl UI~A1E~ THAT THE FILM IS CONSIDERED ~EIMMUNIZATION IS MANDATORY BY ARMY CONDITIONS FRONT OF MACY'S PROCEEDS FROM THE SALE SUITABLE rOR THE AUDIENCE GROUP REPRE­ REGULATION 40-562 FOR ALL ACTIVE DUTY WILSON, VACATIONING IN THE SCILLY WILL BE USED BY THE MARY RUTH HANLIN SENTED BY THE SYMBOLS PERSONNEL AND THEIR DEPENDENTS AND ALL ISLES, RECEIVED BY TELEPHONE A rULL AC- CIRCLE OF THE FELLOWSHIP TO ASSIST MRS OTHER CIVILAAN EMPLOYEES AND THEIR DE­ C UNT or TNE CURRENT SITUATION FROM OLI HANLIN IN HER WORK ON PONAPE DoNATIONS VER WRlaNT, AMaASSADOR DESIGNATE TO SUNDAY'S MOVIES AUGUST 28, 1966 PENDENTS IN OVERSEAS AREAS OF BAKED GOODS BY THE WOMEN OF THE PRO- Y MARK, AND rROM DuNCAN WATSON, HEAD or OKWE YUK - MR BUDDWING 7 & 9 A IF IT HAS BEEN MORE THAN ONE YEAR SINC TESTANT CHAPEL WILL BE GREATLY ApPRECI- THE RHODESIAN DEPARTMENT or THE CoMMON- RICHARDSON-NEARLY A NASTY ACCIDENT YOUR LAST FLU SHOT, REPORT TO THE HOSPI­ ATED No CREAM PIES OR CREAM FILLINGS ------~ ~ WEALTH Or'IcE 7·30, ArL rOOTBALL ATC TAL DURING THE FOLLOWING IMMUNIZATION ARE ALLOWED FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, I u. T S N 6 8 WILSON WAS BELIEYED TO REGARD PUBLI VEY nALL - ALL TORY, EWS 30 & :30 HOURS TION OF THE RHODESIAN BILL A8 A DELIB'R- OR IF YOU WOULD LIKE YOUR BAKED GOODS xr--AiiOTT & CoSTELLO MEET MON THROUGH rRI 0730 - 0830 ATE INSULT TO BRITAIN PICKED UP, PLEASE CALL ELSIE HOWE AT THE ~ 7 PM -- 1300 - 1400 SAT r------'..::..:...!...:....------l. OCEAN vIEw-THE OSCAR 7 30 & 12" 15 A MORNING ONLY 0730 - 0900 TRADE WI NDi=R'tijj"iji, 8 AT m~ SCIINCE SERVICES ADMINISTRATION HoNOLULU (UPI)--SOON-HooN KIM, 27, WEATHER BUREAU AIRPORT STATICIf AN EAST-WEST CENTER STUDENT FROM KOREA KWAJALEIN TEST SITE NOTE SAID TODAY HE WILL TRAOE A 6o-YEAR-~LD THE CoMMISSARY WILL BE CLOSED ON WED- WATCH FOR HIS 23-YEAR-OLD BRIDE 0' NESDAY, AUGUST FOR THE PURPOSE or TIDES AND ASTRON~ICAL DATA FOR SEPTDmER 1966 31 THREE MONTHS TAKING INVENTORY IT WILL REOPEN rOR KIM SAID HE IS SELLING THE ANTIQUE BUSINESS AS USUAL ON THURSDAY, SEP­ HIGH HIGH LCM LOW SUN SUN MOON MOON POCKET WATCH TO PAY THE COST OF BRING­ TEMBU L. DATE TIDE HT TIDE HT TIDE HT TIDE HT. 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