HIGH T 5/24/ 5.4 AT ( 0025 5/24/ 4 0 A~ i922 1327 VOL 3 No. !!26 KWAJALE i"l .. !I.,ARSHALl iSLANDS WEDNESDAY 23 MAY 1962 NEWS IN BRIEF SECRET Ut)So PLANE DISINTEGRATES WASHr~GTO~ -- PRES'DfNT KENNEDY MUNICH, GERMANY. MA~ 22 (UPu)--A U S NAVY RECONNA~SSANCE PLANE CARRYING SAvS THE U S MUST ALWAYS DiSP~AY 26 PERSONS ~NJ SE:RET RADAR DETECTION DE\ ~CES TORE APART IN FLiGHT ABOUT TWO CONCERN FOR RE~UGEES ~ROM COMMUN~SM MjlES ABOVE THE EARTH A~D CRASHED "L~KE A GRENADE" SIX MilES EAST o~ MUN!CH HE SA'D---"THERE /S NO fv10RE DRAMATffC TODAY PROOF O~ T~E VAk/DiTY OF OU~ CONCEPT POL CE AND M _I ·~R' AUTHORI1JES SAID THERE WAS NO S~GN Of S0R~ VORS OF MAN AND HIS NEEDS THAN THE CON­ AN AR~Y OrCJCIAL SA!D, "THERE ARE 26 KNOWN DEAD" HE SAID 20 BODIES HAVE T'NUi~G ~LOW O~ REFUGEES TO THE FREE BEEN cOUND AND A StARCH WAS CONT~NlrNG FOR THE OTHERS WORLD" rlE MADE THE STATEMENT iN AN AiR rORCE SPOKESMAN SAiD THE rOUR-ENGINE SUDER-CONSTELLATION CARRIED A MESSAGE TO THE U S COMM!TTEE FOR FivE NAV1 OFF'CERS, ~7 NAVY ENLISTED MEN AND FOUR ARMY ENL[STED MEN REFUGEES THE COMMITTEE wANTS THE THE PLANE W~S ASSIGNED TO A U.S NAVY BASE AT ROTA, SPAIN ijT FLEW TO U S TO WELCO~E CHRNESE REFUGEES FRANKFURT'S RHINE-MA~N A~R BASE SuNDAY ENTERING HONG KONG TO THE FREE THREE LAOS PRINCES EXPECTED AND WAS TO HAVE RETURNED AfTER TODAY'S V-.ORl.D NAViGAT~ONAL TRAiNiNG fLIGHT TO RESUME TALKS SOON THE CAUSE Of r~: CRASH WAS NO~ YET SEVERAL THOUS~ND MORE REFUGEES V1£TJANE, LACS: MAV 2~ (UP~)--WE3TERN KNOW BUT WiTNESSES SAID THE PLANE ~ROM RED CM~~A STREAMED 'NTO HONG Q,OLOMATS PR~DICTED TODAY TrlE THREE TORE APART WHilE FLYING AT ABOUT 10,000 KONG TODAV ONLY TO BE ~ORCED BACK R~VAL PR~~CES OF lAOS WO~LD S~T DOWN tEET ACROSS THE 80RDER OF THE OVERCROWDfD lRAFFlC CONTROLERS SAiD THE P~LOT TOGETHER W.TH~N A WEEK TO BEGiN THE COL(NV AN ESTIMATED FOUR THOUSAND f RST PEACE ~~~KS S!NCE LAST DECEMBER RAD~OED FOR CLEARANCE FOR AN EMERGENCY RE~UGE£S wERE CAJGHT BY BORDER GUARDS NE'JTRA' 'ST PR NCE SOUVANNA PHOUMA, LA~DING, BUT APPARENTLY WAS UNABLE TO 'YESTERDAv iN ~ANGOON~ DELAvED HIS EXPECTED FL!GHT MAKE n-iE RUNWAY. TO REBEL HEADQUARTERS ~T KHANG KAY TO­ A PAN AMER~CAN WORLD A!RWAYS P~LOT, BR~~'SH AUT~OR"T~ES IN HONG KONG DAY, gUT D' P _ OMAT3 T HOvGIIT Tf-IE DE LAY CAPT 0 ABRAHAMSEN, GAVE THE F~RST ARE WEIGHING AN OFFER FROM NAT~ON­ ALARM wAS ONLY "EMPORAR~ A~~ST CHiNA TO ACCEPT THE REFuGEES TH~v >YFRE3S£D 8EL:E~ THE DELAY WAS "THERE ARE PIECES Of rUSEl.AGE FALL­ THE BR~T~sH COlON1AL SECRETARY iN A QuE~~~ON OF UFALt,H W~TH SOUVANNA ~NG PAST ME," HE RADIOED THE MUNICH LONDON SAID ONE M~LL!ON CHINESE HAVE UNW!Ll,~G iC MEET LAOT!AN K~NG SAVANG CONTROL TOWER AT 10'16 GMT "THERE'S LEFT RED CHn~A ~OP HONG KONG S~NCE VATH~NA ~~Tj~ T~E h'NG RETURNS FqOM AN A!RPLANE DISIN1'EGRATING " THE COMMUN"ST SE!ZED POWER ViETiANC 10 ~~S POYA~ CAPijTAL iN "I SEE A TAIL SECTION NOW," HE RE­ LUAt~G PRA:='IA" (, PORTED WASH~NGTON -- A~R~CULTURE SECRETARY THERE WAS SO~E SPECULATION RtGHT­ ABRAHAMSEN WAS PILOT~NG A JET PASSEN­ rREEMAN HAS ANNOUNCED PLANS TO W~TH­ lING PRE~~Eq PR!NC~ B00N OUM AND GER LINER ON THE FRANKFURT-isTANBUL LEG DRAW 42-M~L_ION BUS~ELS OF GOVERN­ ROUND-T~E-WORLD DErENSE M!'i'STFR Gr:N P140u Pvlj NOSAvAN Of A fLiGHT HE WAS MENT GR41N FROM ELEVATORS ONCr CO~­ HAD TR'ED TO GET SOUVANNA TO COME HERE ~LY"NG AT 4,000 ~EET OVER THE EDGE OF TROLLED BV B~LL~E SO~ ESTES MEAN­ BUT THA'T HE' HAD REFUSED MUN~C~ WHEN HE SPO~TED PLUMMETING WHilE, A HOUSE GOVERNME~T OPERATr,ONS lYE KeY QUE5T~ON or PROTOCOL ENAB~!NG P~ECES OF THE NAVY PLA~E SUB:OMMUT~EE HAS VOTED UNANIMOJSLr ThE TALKS T0 BEGiN ~AS SOLVED WHEN OTHER WiTNESSES ON THE GROUND SAiD TO OPEN PUBL' C HEARiNGS MONDAY ON PHOUM, L~r '9E KNOWN HE WOULD BE THE TAiL SECTiON TORE AWAY AND THEN ESTES! GRAIN STORAGE OPERATiONS WilliNG T0 M£fT SOUVANNA !N REBEL­ OTHER PARTS FOLLOWED OVER A S~X MiLE THE SENA~E !NVESTIGAT!ONS SIBCOM~!TTEE HELD TERRi1'('PY, DROPPING '-lIS PREVIOUS COURSE ~lSO PLANS PUBLiC ~EARINGS DEt1AND THAT SO:' vANNA rOME TO GOVERN­ THE MAiN PORTiON OF THE BODY REMAiNED INTACT AND PLOWED iNTO A F~ELD AT THE MENT TERR ~ TOR, Hir P~NE CAPITOL L -- SENATOR HUBERT THE Kt7y n01 UP ~OR DiSCUSSION W!LL EDGE OF A FOREST rlu~oHREr HAS IND'CATED THAT ADMIN­ BE. Tile. RJGHT-wING J:"ACT,Of\l'S HOPES FOR iNSTRAT'~N fORCES W~LL ~IGHT FOR GUARArl1,"cS TIIAT SOUvANNA II. ~ LL NOT PACK ALGIERS, MA~ 22, (UPI)--EuROPEAN A SHOWDOWN O~ THE PRESIDENT'S MEDICARE Ti,' ((}I'NTR vt S ARMY AND POUCE FORCE TERRORiSTS HAVE RESPONDED WiTH QUICK PLAN FOR THE AGED THIS YEAR HE REVENGE FOR 13 EUROPEANS ALLEGEDLY WITH LOMN!0N~STS wHEN AND !F III TAKES SAiD THE SHOWDOWN W!LL COME IN THE OV~~ AS PREMIER O~ A NEUTRALIST- KILLED BY MOSLEMS By EVENING !N Ho~sr AND SENATE iN HIS WORD3, "!~ i 00[\1 /\lATfD COAdT'ON ALGER I A, 19 MORE PERSONS HAD BEEN K LL- WE HAVE TO BE HERE UNTIL CH.13TMAS " n)I-jOIJI\,' I-fAS CONSEDED TI-lE DEF ENSf AND ED THE SECRET ARMY ORGANIZAT~ON ALSO SAID YUMPHREY---"NO AMOUNT OF REPUB­ ~OME (OOLICE) M!NiSTR'ES TO THE rONTiNUED ITS ATTACKS ON EUROPEANS LiCAN MONKEY BUSiNESS IS GOING TO lRYING TO LEAVE ALGER!A IT IS FEARED ~EUTRALiS·S IC HE CAN GET SUCH GUARAN- INTERfERE WjTH IT " rH.S HE w!Ll BE UNDER AMeRICAN THAT THE DISCOVERY Of THE 13 MURDERED PRESSURE TO HONOR THESf CONCESSiONS. EUROPEANS MA~ INCREASE MOSLEM-EuROPEAN CAP~TOl ~ilL -- THE SENATE FORE'GN THE PNTERNATIONAL CONTROL COMMISSiON HATRED TO AN EXPLOSIVE POiNT. RELATIONS COMMiTTEE HAS APPROVED A (INDIA-CANADA-POlAND) ~ORMED TO FOUR-BILLiON-662-MilLION DOLLAR SUPErVISE THE TRUCE OFFERED TO ASSIST FORT LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS MAY 22, FOREiGN A~D Bil.L THE COMMiTTEE: (UPI)--AN ARMY SERGEANT WHO WAS CAP­ SOJVANNA W~TH TRANSPORTAT~ON AND ~PPROvED A CLAUSE PROViDING tOR TURED BY COMMUNIST GUERRILLAS IN ViET S[CUR~Ty ARRANGEMENTS If HE COMES DOSSiBLE SuSPENSION OF AID TO ANY TO VuETIANE OR LUANG PRABANG NAM SAYS HIS CAPTORS KILLED TWO OTHER COUNTRY W~jCH SEiZES AMER!CAN PRO­ CAPTURED AMERICAN SOLDIERS SAYS THE SOuVANNA WILL GSE THE K~NG ~NDIRECTLY HE PERTY o AiD WOULD BE SUSPENDED UNLESS REDS EXECUTED THEM BECAUSE THEY WERE AS AN !NTERMEDI~RY TO EXPLA!N HiS THE PROPERTY IS PA~D FOR OR STEPS WOUNDED AND UNABLE TO KEEP UP IN THE VIEWS FOR NEGOT~ATIONS TO THE RIGHTIST ARE TA~(N TO APBJTRATE THE DiSPUTF FACTION MARCH THROUGH THE JUNGLE MuNitH, GERMANY -- A U S NAVv NEW YORK, MAf 22 (UPI)--WilLIAM KWAJALEIN WATER RECONNAiSSANCE PLANE APPARENTLY WORTHY, A NEGRO NEWSPAPERMAN FROM USED 5/22/62 ~iPP[D APART iN FLIGHT OVER WEST BALTIMORE, HAS BEEN ORDERED TO ANSWER TOTAL BASE CONSUMPTION - 243,700 GERMANY TODAY ~ND CRASHED IN A F IE_D ~N iNDICTMfNT IN MIAMi, FLORiDA, GALLONS NEAR M~NICH MiL~TARY AUTI-fORiTiES CHARG!NG THAT HE ENTERED THE UNITED PER CAPITA - 9 2 7 SAt THERE is NO TRACE OF ANY SURVI- STATES FPOM CUBA RECEN1LY WiTHOUT A TOTAL iN STORAGE - 9,630,000 VORS A U S. AIR FORCE SPOKESMAN PASSPORT S4!D THERf wERE 26 NAVY AND ARMY o S COMM!S~!ONER EARLE N BISHOPP DAILY WATER METER READ~NGS PERSONNEL ON THE PLANE SECRET R~LEASED WORTHY ON $5,000 BAIL AFTER HOUS!NG OCEAN !4,800 GALLONS RADAR DETECTION EQUiPMENT WAS ON lHE JOURNAL'S' WAIJ~D A REMOVAL HEAR- HOUSING LAGOON 26,500 GALLONS THE CRAc::"T ING YEST~RDAl WOPTHf WAS DENiED YOKWE YuK ~0)600 GALLONS R[N'WAL O~ HIS PASSPORT SEvERAL YEARS MESS HALL 6,200 GALLONS OZAR~, ALABAMA -- A DESPERATE GUN­ AGO ~Oq ViSITtNG Rro CHiNA !LLEGALLY LAUNDRY 22,400 GALLONS MAN HAS SHOT AND KillED T~Rfr PiRSGNS HE WEN'!" "'0 (';liSA AND ENTERE'D TH ~ S POw~R P~ANT !6,800 GALLONS Q ONE A POi ~ CEMA~ •• DuRI NG A gAN!\ (OLNTRy AT M~6Mi ABOARD A PLANE WEST END or iSLAND 8,300 GALLONS ~OLDUP AND ~nLD AUTO CHA~E T~A~ FOl~OW­ ED IN OZARK, A~ABAMA J PAGE 2 .... Ju~GlA53 WEDNESDAY 21 MAY 1962 ~------III PUBLiSHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE HONG KON6 OvER FLOWING WITH RED CHINA REFUGEES COMMANDING OFFiCER, PACJF!C MISSILE RANGE FACiliTY, KWAJAlEIN, MARSHALL Wt\C;h'NGT~\I) MA (~f~ (UPI)--U S DIPLOMATS SAID TODAY THE PROBLEM OF PROVIDING ISLANDS, iN ACCORDANCE WIT~ BUREAu HAVEN ~OR ~Ei0G-~~ ~ROM RED CHrNA "MAY BE TOO ENORMOUS FOR SOLUTION" OF WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-59-4176-c SEVERA_ ~_NDRrD lHOuSAND MAiN~AND CHtNESE ARE REPORTED READY TO FLEE TO WITH THE TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXAS u THE F R[E we I~ LD "Bv T 1l-fE !-lARD rAP IS "ONE ADMINiSTRATION OFFICIAL SA~D, 'lH:RE MAY BE T~E HOURGLASS is PuBL~SHED DAtLY NO PLACE iN THE ~REE WORLD FOR THEM TO GO " MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY u DEADliNE THE NAT!ONAL!sr GOVERNMENT OF FORMOSA YESTERDAY OFFERED TO TAKE IN AND TRY FOR NOTICES !S 4 PoMo DAY BEFORE TO RESETTLE ALL MAiN~AND CHINESE FLEEING THROUGH HONG KONG PUBL!CATIO~o DEADLiNE FOR NEWS ITEMS BUT FOR~OSA AlREADr HAS ITS OWN ACUTE LAND SHORTAGE AND ONE OF THE BIGGEST IS 10 AoMo DAY OF PUBLICATION POPULAT~ON EXPLOS'ONS :N THE WORLD -- GREATER THAN !NDIA OFfiCIALS DO NOT BE~!EVE iT CO~LD ACCEPT LARGE NUMBERS Of NEW REFUGEES THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT IN RECE~~ WEEKS COM~UNIST GUARDS HAVE SUDDENLY STOPPED ENFORCiNG TRAVEL TO EDiT ALL COPY RECEIVED FOR CONTROLS A~ONG RED CHINA'S 20-M!LE BORDER WITH HONG KONG SINCE MAY I, 30, PUBLiCAT lONe 000 TO 40,000 CHiNESE HAVE FLOODED WEAPONS FOUND IN POSSESSION INTO THE BR!T!SH CROWN COLONY, ALREADY ED!TOR - JOHN Co COLEMAN JAMMED WITH THREE M!LL~ON PEOPLE IN OF DE GAULLE DEATH PLANNERS 400 SQUARE MILES OAS TERRORISTS THROW PARiS, MAy 22 {UP~)--WEAPONS FOUND BECAUSE THE COLONY COULD ABSORB NO IN THE POSSESS rON OF THE 15 SECRET MORE, BRITISH OFFICIALS HAVE SEALED GRENADE AT LINE OF EUROPEANS ARM,( (OAS) "CO~M A.NDOS" WHO WE REP LAN­ THE BORDER WITH BARBED WIRE AND HAVE ALG!E~S, MAY 22 (UPI)--A TERRORQST N!~G TO ~I~L PRESJDENT CHARLES DE BEEN SENDING REFUGEES BACK THREW A HAND GRENADE AT A LINE OF GA~_LE .NC~uDED A BAZOOKA AND A QUANTI­ U S.