LOW TiDE 3~i2-66 i 9 AT !412 105 AT 0!30 VOL 7 KWAJAlE~N, MARSHALL ~SLANDS FR~DAY ~! MARCH 1966 WASH! NGTON (UPi )--V ~ CE PRES iDENT 54 A SHAU SURVIVORS EVACUATED HUBERT H HUMPHREY SAiD TODAY THERE OVER BODIES OF 500 COMMUNISTS "ARE NO SANCTUARIES" IN NORTH VIET NAM SAFE FROM AMER!CAN ATTACK AS SA~GOf\J /Up')--U.So i'v1ARINE HELICOPTERS FLYING 'NTO THE CO~J!rJ!UNIST DOMII~ATED JUN THERE WERE IN THE KOREAN WAR, BUT GlES f\.EAR THE LAOTIAN BORDER TODA.v RESCUED FIVE DOWtJED MARINE AIRMEfJ AND 54 VI­ THE VICE PRESIDEN~ [MPHASlZED THAT ETNAMESE TRIBESMEN WHO SURViVED THE MASSIVE COMMUNIST ASSAULT ON THE A SHAU SPE THE UNITED STATES Wi~l USE "ONLY CIAL FORCES CAMP A U.S. MiLITARY SPOKESMAN SAlD THE AMERiCAN AND ViETNAMESE DE SUCH POWER AS REQUiRED" UN THE ViET FENDERS O~ THE CAMP THREE MILES FROM LAOS SUFFERED "HEAV\," CA:,UAtTiES DURING TH NAM CONfliCTc HE CALkED ITSANCTUARIES" TWO-DAv ONSLAUGHT B~ 5)000 NORTH VIETNAMESE REGULARS. ~ PHRASE AND CHApTER O~ H~STORY Of HELiCOPTERS FLEW OUT 69 DEFENDERS WEDNESDAv AND YESTERDAY TODAyiS RESCUE MiS THE PREViOUS DECADE n S \ ON Wfl 5 CAR R JED 0 UT BY MA R ! NESE ARC H- AND - RES CUE HE l , COP T E RS WH i CH f LEW T 0 WA RD THE MlJZZlE~ OF T~E COMMUNIST GUNS WHICH HAD KNOCKED DOWN 1HRfE HrL JCOPTERS, A DE GAULLE SETS END OF '66 SK''(Rl\~DER II.ND A C-47 "Pu>F lH[ MAGIC FOR CLEARING OF NATO POSTS DRAGON/! GUNSH P, P T r' E Y P j C t<'E D UP F ~ vEMA. R 11\1 E (R E \-1M EN Pl\R~S {u I)--PRE3jDENT CHARLES DE GAULLE HAS MADE UP H!S M'ND '0 GEl All U.S WHO ~~D BEEI\I BEL~EvED KILLED IN THE ~ROOP5, PLANES AND BASES OUT OF rRANCE By THE END OF THiS vEAR J INFORMlD SOURCE CRASH OF TWO rlfl. !COPTERS YESTERDA.'" AND SA -D TODJlY DE GAu"U A.50 is REPORTED TO BE TAK~NG THE- SiAND 7HA' THERE. is NO 54 MOI\ITAGNARDS AND NuNGS, INC~UDiNG ROOM FOR NEGO" 1~'jON.S HE ~S WiLLING TO DISCUSS ONLY fHE ilrlOlJSEKEEPuNGiI DfTAILS THREE WOMEN, WHO ~AD HJDDEN FROM T~E CREf1TED BY' TI1E '~~THDR!lWAL OF THE U.S. FORCES AND THE CANAD ANS A.S WEll, COtv\MUN 3f5 f>1E SOURCES S/:l D TH[ fRENCH LEADER HAS DRJlWN UP NO HARD-AND->ASr T l"1fTil.BlE, T~E '3URvJ\ORS wfRE FLOWN '0 DA NANG BUT 'HE" SA. D THt 5CI-!~DU~E'. ME HAS IN MIND WOULD lALl FOR WPHDRAWAl OF FRENCH WHERE ANOT~ER POL!T~CAL CRIS!S APPEARED OP~C[RS FROM NATO CO"'1MANDS WiTHIN WEEKS, EVACUAliON OF AMERiCAN AND CJiNADiAN TO BE BREW'I\IG 1\1 THt WA~l Of THE OUSTER BASES ~N FRANCE AI\!C W,I'ff-1DRAWAl O~ FRE.NCH FORCE.S iN GERMANy t:"ROM NATO COM"'1AND BY YESTERDay OF STRONGMAN Gt~. NGuYEN 'HE E'.ND or 1,..E YEAR, HE ALSO 'wANTS CHANH Tt-I~.9 THl wARLORD RULER Or:: THE 'rIJA TO 5 5uPRE ME Au [D HE'.I.\DQUARTERS NEA oeTONAUTS ARE READY F!vE PROVINCES or THE !S~ (O~PS ARE.A. PARiS AND CENTRAL EuRGPt4N HEADQuARTER THI wAS F RED By l"rlE RUl ~NG MlUTARY 1\1' ~ONTAiNEBlE~U MOVED OUT W~THIN THREE FOR HISTORIC FLIGHT JUNTA YESrERD~Y A.S TH[ OUTCOME OF A ~(Aq5o CAPE KENNE.DY (UP1)--G["'1~Nu-8 ASTRO- POWER ~rRUGGLl WJ'~ PREMIER ~GU·EN CAe rHE EXTENDED Dt~D~ ~NE rop REMOVAL OF NA.UTS NE IL ARMSTRONG liND DAV iD SCO~T GO KY TME TWO NAJa HEpDCUAR1ERS is DUE TO THE MEDiCA.L CL(ARANCE TODAv ~OR BLASTOFF (CON'T INlJED ON FAGE [IGHT) COMPliCATED lOGtlS'~( AND OTHER PROBLEM TUESDAY ON Ii THREl-DAv VOYAGE THAT CALL NVOLVFD, rRENCH S0lJR(tS SAiD. FOR FOUR HISTORIC ORBITAL HOOKUPS AND A MOBS WRACK JAKARTA PERMANENT RtPRESEN·AT 'YES OF All NAT RE('ORD SPACE WALK MEMBER<:- t:l(c(pr FRAN(E MET uN E.MERGENCY 11TH[V"RE!N GREAi ".)HAPE vER~ MUCH IN ANTI~RED PROTEST S(S3~ON ~N 1~E. BELGIAN DELEGA110N HE.AD READY," REPORflD MISSI,ON ~'lijGHT SURGEON S~NGAPORE (U~J)--~AMPAG"NG A.N!J-CO~­ QUARTERS TODAY TO D~SCUSS THE CRISiS DR. FRED KELLY AND ORo NORMAN PiNCOTT. MUNISl STUDEN r MOBS BLOCKED SfREEfS ~N -OUCHED OFF BY DE GAULLE WH!LE THE TWO PILOTS WERE UNDERGOING JAKARTA TODAY FORCING CABINET MEMBERS THE.. ME.U~NG lASTED TwO AND A HALF THE MEDICAL TESTS-, niGHT CON'ROlLERS TO USE ~E.L!COPTERS TO REftCH THE PRES~­ fiC!uRS i"'- WAS I.\GREED THEY WOULD MEET AROUND THE EARTH PLAYED A DEAD-SERIOUS DEN r • 1.\ L P A ... A. C- F_ J: 0 R ~ HE! R F'R S T F U!.. L - AGAjN NEXT WEEK NATO S00RCES SA!D SEV GAME OF KElPING TRACK OF A LiTTLE. MOViN SCALE MEETiNG WI~H PRESiDENT SU~ARON ERlIl MORE SUCH SESS~ONS OF "THE 14" LIGHT AS IT iNCHED STEADI~Y A.CROSS A MIL nftRY ROADB! )(KS I:.R[v'EN .... ED THE S""U - WJJf-10UT FRANCE M~GHT BE HELD. FLAT MAP OF THE EARTH THE L!GHT REPRE- DE' ; ~R()"" '\oAf?"'1''''; CI\j THE PALA.CE liN (CONT '~UED ON PAGE EiGHT) SENTED T~E GEM!NI-8 SPACECRAFT THE HEART OF THE C J T'" 0 FUGH" DiREC"OR EUGENE KRANZ CONDUCTE r IRSf-HAND REPO~TS SA ID r~E STlJDENTS j HREE FOUND GU I LTY THE TES1 OF THE GLOBAL lRACK!NG NETWORK NOW ~N THE SECOND WEEK OF A.N1 [-GOVERN­ OF MALCOLM X MURDER FROM FliGHT CONIROL (ENTER AT HOUSTON, MENT DElVIONSTRA1' 01'-"';1 [?!j'KE.D -''''/(.AP", 'J WATCHiNG CLOSELY WH~lE THE roy GEMiN~ MA!N ROAD, PUNl'URED rlRlS OF tARS flND CHANGED COLORS FROM ~E.lbOW TO RED AS iT OVERRAN THE STREETS CIRCLING SUKARNO'S WERE FOUND GuilTY or FiRSr DEGREE MUR- PASSED fROM THE IMAGtiNARY L~GHl 10 DARK PALACE DER rODAY FOR IHE ASSASSINATION OF MAL- SIDE OF THE WORlDo A.TER NEARLY THREE IN ANOTHER DEVELOPMENT STEMMiNG FROM COLM X, ONE1!"1E BLACK MUSLiM LEADER WH HOURS OF CHECKiNG WiTH HIS STATiONS~ STUDENT RjOTS, (OMMUNIST CHiNA LODGED A (l.A~IIAED HiS DEFECTjOtJ FROM THE WHITE- KRANZ WAS CONViNCED THAT ALL ~S iN READ FORt'v1Al PROTEST WITH INDONESIA AGAiNST HATiNG SECr MAR~ED HIllA FOR MURDERo INESS iN THAT DEPARTMENT fOR THE ORBITA ATTACKS ON THE CHINESE CONSULATE. !N JA­ (ONV!CTED OF THE S~OorING DOWN OF THE VOYAGE, AMERICA'S FiRST MANNED SPACE EF KARTA '(ESTE.RDA'I BLACK NAT iONAluST t if'([ORAND BEFORE A FORT iN 1966. A DISPATCH BY T~E NEw CH~NA NE~S AG­ CROWD OF ~IS FOLLOWERS WERE THOMAS !5X (CONTINUED ON PAGE SEVEN) EN(Y SA!D ~ Pt~I~G NOTE DEMANDED THAT JOHNSON~ 30, NOR~AN 3X BullER, 27, BOT il'[ , r:,ON~S!AI\I GOvI-RNfV1ENT IMMED~ATEl,Y Of NEW YORK, AND lAlMADGE HAfER, 24, OF WAR MONEY OKAYED MAKE. A PUBL! C AI OL.OGY AND SEVERE.LY PUN­ PATlRSON j N J JOHNSON AND BUTLER ACK­ WASHiNGTON (UPi)--EVERY CENT OF ISH THE ArlAC~ERS NOwLEDGED 'HEY wERE MUSl!~S, HAYER DE­ PRESIDENT JOHNSONGS EMERGENCY REQUEST THE NOT~ :H~~SED rtf ~UNDREDS OF 510- NiED HE BELONGfD ~O 1~E. SECTo FOR $13. I BiLLiON TO FiGHT THE WAR iN DE~T5 ~MA~~ED 'HE CONSULATE WiNDOWS, THE. DE.FENDANT~ fACE A MANDATORY LiFl VIET NAM WAS APPROVED UNAN~MOUSLY TO­ iN~URED 10 RED CHINESE D!PLO~Ars ANS DAY BY THE HOUSE ApPROPRiAT~ONS COM- JOURNALIS'_;I At;) "'0« "'I) J t~1 ~ ("II l~~jlAl PUNISHM~ t~ ExCEP' FOR KILLINGS MiTTEE CHA~RMAN GEORGE H. MAHON, t F .l E ~,c. r ) I~l !"l T, I\lt F DUTY OR DURING (DEM.-TEX.) SAID MORE FUNDS M~GHT BE ~r.>i50N ORE.AK;~ IVQl 5E:.N1!YC'NG WAS NEEDED WiTHIN A FEW MONTHS SNIPER SH001S NEGRO SfT FOR ApR!L i4 THE HOUSE WnL TAKE UP THE MONEY BILL BOGALUSA;I LA (uP! )--A SNIPER EARLY EAt~ MEMBER Of r~E JuRY, jNCLUDING TUESDAY, W!TH QUiCK PASSAGE EXPECTED TODAY SHor AND WOUNDED A NEGRO ARMY CAP THREE NEGROES:; REPLIED "GU!lTyrr WHEN IT WOULD GiVE JOHNSON FUNDS TO BUY TAl;\. HOf'.lt IC' ,E.-"~Ef NAM ltAVE WH!LE POLlfD ON T~E YERDICT PLANES, HELiCOPTERS, M~SSiLES, AMMUNn- HI:: Al> ,ill;) TlRNED i"-J A BR!G'1 T J...Y-llGHT MALCOl~ X ~lfRV PREACHfR Gf BLACK TION AND ECONO~iC AID, AND MEET OTHER r{"l r'l ~"l A lfRVltE S1AT~ON ~uPRE~A(Y AND 4A1REO O~ WHi~ESj WAS WAR NEEDS. ~r0 ~ • f AND L0CAl POLItE I, IlFD BY V0lLEvS or GUNF~RE AT THE MAHON TOLD THE HOUSE RULES COMMiTTEE, '/r{ L\ I .. TH..lI.T1CI\J iN I'-lIS PAPER~!ll I l'~ 0~ 1 HE AUDuOON BALLROOM i I UP- WH I CH CLEARED THE MEASURE FOR A fLOOR (( 1\ I' Y v~~ .... r l~i~""I')Rlt 0" R/lC'A. V~O- ~ANHA1"TA"l ON rEB 21 OF lAST YEAR VOTE, THAT "MANY OF US fEEL AN ADDi- l~ ~~H NG'J~j DEFENSE SECRETARY - Y A FEW ~PYS BE.ORE HE WAS SLAiN~ TIONAl SUPPLEMENT FOR VIET NAM MAY I (,.