.-------------------- - - ---- ---- - . -----------'--------------------;-:=:-:-::-7":'::----1: HIGH T4'DE 9-6-6 ~~~_!~DE 0.0 AT 0415 5'2 AT 1637 g:~ :~4 ~~j~ 9- -64 9- -6 6. AT 0448 O. AT 1105 5.5 AT 1707 O. AT 2310 1-----· ----- HOURGLASS- ----------- -- ----- --------,-- -----'-----------------------~ VOL 5 NO 1798 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS I------~~--~~--------- - - -- ----------------- ---'----"T-----------------------i NOT ELIGIBLE FOR PRESIDENCY ARMY FERRY TO SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)--ATTO~NEY MELVIN BE CHRISTENED BELLI ASKED THE CALIFORNIA SUPREME Cou~T TODAY TO KEEP SENATOR BA~~Y GOLDWATER ON LABOR DAY AND HIS ELECTORS OFF THE NOVEMBE~ 8ALLOT GL08AL ASSOCIATES ANNOUNCES FINAL IN THE STATE. PLANS FO~ THE CELE8~ATION AND CHRISTEN­ HE CONTENDED THAT GOLDWATE~ IS NOT EL ING OF THE NEW A~MY FE~RY "TARLANG" AT IGI8LE TO 8E P~ESIDENT 8ECAUSE HE WAS E8EYE ON MONDAY, 7 SEPTEM8ER. 80~N IN A~IZONA WHEN IT WAS STILL A TE~ THE 80AT DECORATING WILL 8EGIN AT ~ITO~Y THUS, BELLI SAID, HE WAS NOT A KWAJALEIN BY A GROUP or MA~SHALLESE WO­ NATU~AL 80~N CITIZEN AS ~EQUI~EB 8Y TH~ MEN IN THE MORNING. THE 80AT WILL COM­ U.S. CONSTITUTION. MENCE EMBARKING PASSENGERS AT 1230 H~ TO A TOTAL OF 500 PERSONS, FIRST-COME F/~ST-SERVED. DEPARTURE FOR E8EYE WILL HUNDREDS WILL DIE BE PROMPTLY AT 1300 HOURS. ALL PASSENGERS ARE ~EQUESTED TO DE- ON U.S. HIGHWAYS BARK UPON A~RIVAL AT EBEYE AND PROCEED NEW YORK (UPI)--MILLIONS OF AME~ICANS TO THE SHELTER AREA WHERE THE CEREMON- TAKE TO THE NATION'S HIGHWAYS FO~ THE IES WILL TAKE PLACE. THOSE orFICIALS START OF THE 78-HOUR LABOR DAY WEEKEND, PARTICIPATING IN THE CE~EMONIES AND THE LAST HOLIDAY OF THE SUMMER. THE SPEECHMAKING WILL BE THE REVE~END ELDEN NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL ESTIMATES THAT BUCK, rATHER MCCARTHY, COL. GLENN CRANE 8ETWEEN 490 AND 590 PE~SONS WILL DIE IN M~. McKAY AND M~. MO~KETTE~. HIGHLIGHT- T~AFFIC ACCIDENTS. ING THIS PART Or THE PROGRAM WILL BE J THE WEEKEND OFFICIALLY BEGINS AT 6PM SPEECHES BY BOLKEIM, JALLE AND IROIJ LOCAL TIME TODAY AND ENDS AT MIDNIGHT I LEJOLAN. MONDAY. I i (CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO) IN A PRE-HOLIDAY ACCIDENT, FOU~ CHIL- ••••• OREN OF A L/VERMO~E FALLS, MAINE, FAMILY WHICH SET OUT EA~LY FOR A LABOR DAY MEET C.D. SMITH FLORIDA COAST I WEEKEND VIStT WITH ~ELATIVES WERE BURN- THE N'KE-X OPERATIONS DIVISION OF THE ISO I SASTER AREA I ED TO DEATH LATE YESTE~DAY WHEN THEI~ I U.S. ARMY TEST SITE RECEN~LY RECEIVED I CAR BURST INTO FLAMES AFTER COLLIDING A NEW EMPLOYEE; CHARLES DUGAN SMITH, JR , \ MIAMI, FLA. (UPI)--THE SEASON'S FIRST IWITH A TRAILER TRUCK NEAR PEABODY, ~SS. FROM SCOTTSBORO, ALA. MR. SMITH ARRIV­ AND SECOND HURRICANES WHIPPED UP THE I THE SAFETY COUNCIL SAID AS MANY AS ED 14 AUGUST WITH HIS WIFE, CAROLYN AND ATLANTIC OCEAN HUND~EDS OF MILES APART 23,000 PERSONS WILL SUFFER DISABLING DAUGHTER, BELINDA, 6. TODAY, A THREAT ONLY TO SHIPS THAT MIQIT INJURIES IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS OVE~ MR. SMITH COMES TO THE NIKE-X OPER­ CROSS THEIR PATHS. THE WEEKEN~. ATIONS D,VISION FROM NASA's GEO C. As HU~RICANE CLEO RACED ACROSS THE j MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER IN HUNTS­ NORTHERN ATLANTIC AND HER SISTER STORM, VILLE, ALA., WHERE HE WAS EMPLOYED IN DORA, CHURNED UP THE TROPICAL ATLANTIC, PLOT WAS A HOAX THE ASTRIONICS OIVISION. OFFICIALS IN WASHINGTON BEGAN CONSIDER· NEW YORK (UPI)·-A PUERTO RICAN NARCO­ HE HAS AN EXCELLENT EDUCATIONAL BACK­ ING Gov. fARRIS B~YANT'S REQUEST THAT TICS ADDICT TOLD OF A PLOT TO KILL P~E. GROUND. HE RECEIVED HIS DEGREE IN PARTS OF fLO~IDA'S CLEO-RAVAGEO EAST IDENT JOHNSON, TRIGGE~ING AN ASSASSIN­ ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING FROM UNIVERSITY COAST BE DECLARED DISASTER AREAS. ATION SCA~E AT THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL OF ALABAMA IN 1958, AND MAS DONE GRAD­ THE GOVERNOR SAID A STATE SURVEY RE­ CONVENTION, IT WAS DISCLOSED TODAY. UATE WORK AT THE DREXEL INSTITUTE IN LEASED YESTERDAY SHOWED CLEO CAUSED A ALTHOUGH THE PLOT TURNED OUT TO ~E A PHILADELPHIA FROM 1959 TO 1961 AND AT TOTAL OF $115 MILLION DAMAGE TO FLO~I· HOAX, SECURITY MEASURES FOR THE P~ESI­ THE UNIVE~SITY OF ALABAMA, HUNTSVILLE DAfS "GOLD COAST." DENT WERE UNUSUALLY STRICT AT THE CON­ CENTER, FROM 1961 TO 1964. MR. SMITH VENTION. JOHNSON GAVE UP HIS USUAL ~RA~ LACKS ONLY A FEW SEMESTER HOURS COM­ TICE OF STOPPING IN CROWDS IN THE STRaT PLETINC GRADUATE WORK FOR HIS MASTERS TWO PHOTO CONTESTS TO SHAKE HANDS. DEGREE tN ELECTRtCAL ENGINEERING WHICH SHUTTERBUGS HAVE UNTIL SE~TEMBER 30 THE FIRST PUBLIC WORD OF THE EPISODE HE EXPECTS TO ACCOMPLISH IN THE NEAR TO ENTER COLO~ SLIDES AND 8xI0 BLACK CAME FROM F~ANK E~WIN, THE TEXAS DEMO- FUTURE. (CONTINUED ON PAGE 4) AND WHITE PICTURES IN GLpBAL's SPECIAL CRATIC CHAIRMAN, WHEN HE SPOKE BErORE SERVICES CONTEST. PICTU~ES MUST HAVE THE JUNIO~ CHAM8E~ OF COMME~CE IN AUSTIN BEEN TAKEN IN THE KWAJALEIN ATOLL. YESTERDAY AND SAID THE INCIDENT WAS A LESSON IN SAFETY ENTRIES ARE BEING ACCEPTED BY SPECIAL "TER~18LE SCARE ON THE LAST DAY OF THE (BY H.Bu~GESS, GLOBAL SAFETY ENGINEER) SE~VICES AND O~IGINALS WILL BE RETURNED CONVENTION." IF WE WERE BACK IN THE STATES TODAY, TO THEIR OWNERS FOLLOWING THE CONTEST WE PROBABLY WOULD SEE ARTICLES IN OUR IN WHICH FI~ST, SECOND AND THIRD PRIZES NEWSPAPER ABOUT TRAFFIC HAZARDS OVER WILL BE AWA~DED IN THE TWO DIVISIONS. PLANE STR IKES TREE THE LABO~ OAY WEEK-END. THE A~TICLES ENTRANTS MUST GIVE PERMISSION FOR BANGKOK (UPI)--A U.S. BUILT ROYAL WOULD EMPHASIZE THE NECESSITY OF USING THEIR ENTRIES TO BE COPIED FO~ POSSIBLE THAI AI~ FORCE C47 T~ANSPORT PLANE EXTRA CARE TO AVOID ACCIDENTS WHILE USE IN AN ALBUM THAT MAY BE OFFERED FOR C~ASHED IN NORTHEASTE~N THAILAND LAST DRIVING IN THE HOLIDAY TRAFFIC. SALE. NIGHT, KILLING 26 AIRMEN, A S~OKESMAN IN SPITE OF THE LOW SPEED LIMITS, SAID TODAY. TRAFFIC HAZARDS DO EXIST AT KTS. MOST SEEK OIL IN SOUTH AFRICA AN ADDITIONAL EIGHT AIRMEN WERE INJUR~ VEHICLE ACCIDENTS, LIKE OTH[~ ACCIDENTS JOHANNESBURG (UPI)--THE GOVERNMENT ED, THE SPOKESMAN SAID. ALL VICTIMS ~EI ARE CAUSED BY HUMAN FAILURE--FA/LURE TO~ WILL SET UP A SPECIAL UNIT TO PROSPECT MEMBERS or THE ROYAL THAI AI~ FO~CE. USE GOOD JUDGEMENT, TO STAY ALERT O~ TO FO~ OIL IN SOUTH Ar~ICA, IT WAS REPORT­ THE TWO-ENGIN[D ~LANE STRUCK A TREE. I DRIVE AT A SPEED SArE FOR THE CONDITION!. E~ TODAY BY THE "SOUTH AFRICAN fiNANC­ THAILAND IS A RECIPIENT or U.S. MILl-I YESTERDAY, FOUR PE~SONS WERE INJURED IAL GAZETTE." TA~Y EQUIPMENT. IT IS ALLIED WITH THE HERE IN MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS. Two OFfiCIAL BULLETIN UNITED STATES IN THE SOUTHEAST ASIA ARE STILL HOSPITALIZED. ONE IS SERIOUS· DUTY OFfiCER fOR KWAJALEIN TEST SITE T~EATY O~GANIZATION. LY INJURED HAVING SUSTAINED A BADLY DATE: NAME: HOME PHO~ CRUSHED LEG, A FRACTURED PELVIS AND 5SEPT64* MAJOR C.F. MEANS 2291 SET OFF UNDERGROUND EXPLOSION MULTIPLE OTHE~ INJU~'ES BECAUSE TWO bSEPT64* MA~OR R.M. THAYER 2109 WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE ATOMIC ENERGY DRIVERS FAILED TO USE GOOD JUDGEMENT. 7SEPT64* CAPTAIN R.O. CASE 2201 COMMISSION SET OFF A LOW YIELe UNDE~­ (CONTINUED ON PAGE 2) 8SEPT64 MA~OR C.F. MEANS 2291 GROUND NUCLEA~ EXPLOSION TODAY AT ITS 9SEPT64 CAPTAIN R.O. CASE 2201 NEVADA TEST SITE. PLANE CRASHES IN fLAMES IOSEPT64 CAPTAIN L.O. COX 2334 Low YIELD IS EQUIVALENT TO 20,OOO~s ~,O DE JANEIRO (UPI )--A VASP A.~­ IISEPT64 2ND/LT. D.W. OLIVE~ 662 OF TNT. LINES VISCOUNT AIRC~AFT WITH 39 PER­ *INDICATES WEEKENDS AND/OR HOLIDAYS THE BLAST WAS THE 15TH ANNOUNCED WEA­ SONS ABOA~D WAS Rt~O~TED MISSING TODAY. DUTY OFFICER IS THE KWAJALEIN TEST SITE PONS·RELATED NUCLEAR TEST THIS YEAR, A RADIO STATION ~EPORTED THE PLANE COMMANDING OFFICER'S REP~ESENTATIVE AND THE 27TH SINCE THE NUCLEAR TEST BAN CRASHED IN FLAMES IN A MOUNTAIN ~ANGE DU~ING OTHER THAN NORMAL DUTY HOURS. TREATY WAS SIGNED A YEAR AGO LAIT MONT~ 180 MILES NO~TH OF HERE. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 5 SEPTEM8ER 196~ PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION Of THE SEATLES INVADE INDIANA ~MARSHALlESE INJU~ED COMMANDING OffiCER, KWAJALEIN TEST SITE INDIANAPOLIS, (UPI)--THE SEATLES (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) MARSHALL ISLANDS, CONTRACT DA-0IOO21- MADE THEIR FIRST PILGRIMAGE TO INDIANA THE OTHER MAN IN THE HOSPITAL SUFFERED AMC-90004 (Y) (NI 23-(67156) 35133A PMR YESTERDAY, AIMING TO ADO $152,000 TO A BROKEN HEEL WHEN HE WAS THROWN OFF WITH GLOBAL ASSOCIATES. THEIR FQRTUNE fOR A FEW TUNES BEFORE THE VEHICLE ON WHICH HE WAS RIDING. THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY 32,000 SCREAMING TEEN-AGERS. THE TRUCK SKIDDED ON PAVEMENT WET MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE FOR THE LATE AFTERNOON AND EVENING PER- FROM A RECENT SHOWER WHEN THE ORIVER NOTICES IS 4 P.M. DAY BErORE PUBLICA- FORMANCES IN DIFfERENT LOCATIONS AT APPLIED THE BRAKES AS HE WAS MAKING A TION AND DEADLINE ro~ NEWS ITEMS IS THE 113TH INDIANA STATE fAIR DREW EX- TURN--ANOTHER CASE OF DRIVING TOO FAST 10 A.M. DAY or PUBLICATION. CITED YIUNGSTERS, MOST OF THEM GIRLS, FOR THE CONDITIONS. A SECOND MAN WHO THE HOUNGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO TO THE SPRAWLING FAIRGROUNDS ON THE WAS ALSO T~ROWN FROM THE VEHICLE WAS EDITY COPY RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATION. CITY'S NORTHEAST SIDE. TREATED FOR MINOR INJURIES AND RELEA­ SED TO RETURN TO HIS DUTY STATION.