I, HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE 11/3 3.9 AT 1353 11/3 1.8 AT 0731 11/4 4 2 AT 0142 :lite HOURGLASS 11/3 2 I AT 1948 VOL. 3 No. 959 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS THURSDAY 2 NOVEMBER 1961 ------~----~~--------------------.----------- WEST BERLIN POLICE CHECK ALL COMMUNIST DIPLOMATS ENTERING UNITED STATE5 STILL PREPARED TO NEGOTIATE IMMEDIATELY IN NON-MILITARY CAR5 ~VITH SOVIET UNION ON TREATY TO BAN NUCLEAR TE~TS BERLIN, Nov. 1 (UPI)-WEST BERLIN POLICE TODAY BEGAN CHECKING IDENTITY UNITED NATIONS, Nov. I (UPI)-THE UNITED STATES, SPEAKING WITH PRESIDENT PAPERS Of ALL SOVIET AND OTHER COM­ KENNEDY'S "COMPLETE APPROVAL," SAID TODAY THAT DESPITE RUSSIA'S UNPRECEDENTED MUNIST DIPLOMATS CROSSING fROM EAST NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS IT IS PREPARED TO NEGOTIATE IMMEDIATELY WITH THE SOVIET TO WEST BERLIN IN NON-MILITARY CARS UNION ON A TREATY TO BAN NUCLEAR TESTS. PASSENGERS IN OFfiCIAL SOVIET VEHIC­ ARTHUR H. DEAN, CHIEF U.s. NEGOTIATOR ON NUCLEAR MATTERS, TOLD THE GENERAL LES, WHETHER IN CIVILIAN DRESS OR UNI­ ASSEMBLY'S MAIN POLITICAL COMMITTEE fORM, WERE EXEMPT fROM THE NEW REGULA­ "THE FOREIGN POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES IS FORMULATED BY THE PRESIDENT OF TIONS AND WERE WAVED THROUGH BORDER THE UNITED STATES AND WITH PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S COMPLETE APPROVAL II CHECKPOINTS WITHOUT DELAY. "DESPITE THE SOVIET SERIES OF TESTS, THE UNITED KINGDOM AND THE UNITED IT WAS LEARNED WEST BERLIN POLICE STATES ARE STILL PREPARED TO SIGN IMMEDIATELY OR TO NEGOTIATE A NUCLEAR TEST TOOK THE ACTION BECAUSE THEY BELIEVE BAN TREATY RIGHT AWAY OR IN THE VERY NEAR FUTURE, JUST AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, COMMUNIST DIPLOMATS HAVE USED PRIVATE WITH THE SOVIET UNION" CARS TO BRING UNDESIRABLE EAST GERMANS "I SUBMIT THAT THERE IS NOTHING' IFFyl ABOUT THIS STATEMENT" INTO WEST BERLIN. "I CALL UPON MY SOVIET COLLEAGUE TO RESPOND AND NOT TO DIVERT THE COMMITTEE' WHEN THE NEW RULE fiRST WAS APPLIED, "IF THE SOVIET UNION WILL NEGOTIATE AND SIGN SUCH A NUCLEAR TEST BAN TREATY, THERE WAS CONSIDERABLE CONFUSION OVER I WOULD LIKE TO MAKE IT CLEAR THAT WE WHO WAS AfFECTED. WILL CALL UPON ALL OTHER NATIONS TO A POLICE SPOKESMAN HAD ANNOUNCED NEWS BRIEFS SIGN IT " EARLIER THAT ALL SOVIET VEHICLES WERE BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL TO BE STOPPED AND ALL RUSSIAN CIVIL­ DECATUR, INDIANA--TEN WORKERS ES­ IANS SUBJECT TO IDENTITY CHECKS. CAPED WITH MINOR INJURIES EARLY THIS HURRICANE HATTIE CAU~ES BUT POLICE ON THE BORDER WERE WAV­ MORNING WHEN AN EXPLOSION AND FLASH wiDESPREAD DE~TRUCTJON ING OFFICIAL VEHICLES THROUGH AND FIRE RIPPED A SOYBEAN PROCESSING PLANT STOPPING ONLY PRIVATE CARS WITH EAST IN DECATUR, INDIANA THE EXPLOSION BELIZE, BRITISH HONDURAS, Nov I GERMAN LICENSE PLATES AFTER THE WENT OFF UNDERGROUND APPARENTLY IN (UPI)-GOVERNMENT AUTHORITIES REPORT­ CHECK OF PAPERS, THESE CARS ALSO WERE TUNNELS LEADING TO GRAIN STORAGE AREAS ED AT LEAST 60, POSSIBLY MORE, PERSON WAVED THROUGH. THREE BUILDINGS WERE DESTROYED AND PERISHED IN THE BLASTS OF WIND AND POLICE CARRIED LISTS OF NAMES, PRE­ HUGE CHUNKS OF CEMENT HURLED 50 TO WATER FROM HURRICANE HATTIE SOME OF SUMABLY OF COMMUNIST DIPLOMATS ACCRED­ 100 FEET THROUGH THE AIR IN THE BLAST. THE DEAD STILL ARE LYING IN THE ITED TO EAST BERLIN. COMPANY AND CITY FIREMEN QUICKLY DOU­ STREETS OF BELIZE A U.S. SPOKESMAN SAID THE ALLIES SED FIRES THAT BROKE OUT IN SEVERAL THE CASUALTIES INCLUDE 25 IN BELIZE ASKED THE RUSSIANS SOME TIME AGO FOR STORAGE AREAS THE CAPITAL OF THIS CENTRAL AMERICAN A LIST OF LICENSE PLATE NUMBERS TO BRITISH COLONY, AND 23 IN STANN CREEK FACILITATE BORDER HANDLING, BUT RE­ CAPE CANAVERAL - A FOUR-STAGE "SCOUT" TO THE SOUTH OF THE CITY REPORTS OF CEIVED NO REPLY. ROCKET WAS DELIBERATELY DESTROYED SEC­ DEATHS AT CAYE CAULK RANGE UP TO 40 WEST BERLIN POLICE ASKED ALLIED PER­ ONDS AfTER IT LEFT ITS LAUNCHING PAD A NEWSMAN-PHOTOGRAPHER TEAM or MISSION TO CARRY OUT THE NEW CHECKING AT CAPE CANAVERAL THIS MORNING. THE UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL FROM MIAMI SYSTEM ROCKET WAS INTENDED TO TEST VITAL FLEW TO THE BELIZE AIRPORT THIS MORN­ THE EAST GERMAN NEWSPAPER NEUES TRACKING NETWORKS FOR AMERICA'S FIRST ING AND Gov COLIN THORNLEY AUTHOR­ DEUTSCHLAND TOLD ITS READERS FOR THE MANNED ORBITAL FLIGHT BUT THE SCOUT IZED TRANSMISSION OF THE FIRST EYE­ FIRST TIME TODAY THAT SOVIET TANKS VEERED WILDLY THROUGH THE SKY BEFORE IT WITNESS NEWS REPORT OVER THE EMERGEN­ WERE USED ON THE BERLIN CITY BORDER HAD TO BE DESTROYED. THE FLOP IS NOT CY RADIO TRANSMITTER SET UP HERE. LAST WEEK EXPECTED TO DELAY PLANS FOR LAUNCHING THE REPORT WAS ADDRESSED TO UPI, THE COMMUNIST NEWSPAPER DID NOT TELL A CHIMPANZEE INTO ORBIT NOVEMBER 14-­ MIAMI, AND WAS PICKED UP BY HAM ITS READERS WHEN THE TANKS WERE USED, THE LAST STEP BEFORE MANNED ORBITAL RADIO OPERATOR ORVILLE SMAIL AT HOL­ OR THAT THEY WERE STILL HIDDEN NEAR FLI GHT LYWOOD, FLORIDA THE FRIEDRICHSTRASS CHECKPOINT IN A THE n EyE " OF HURRICANE HATTIE, AT­ BOMBED-OUT RUIN IN EAST BERLIN WASHINGTON -- THE U.S. DELEGATE TO TENDED BY WIND GUSTS UP TO 200 MILES THE ONE-PARAGRAPH MENTION OF THE THE ORGANIZATION OF AMERICAN STATES PER HOUR AND 10-rOOT HIGH TIDAL WAVES RUSSIAN TANKS IN THE RED NEWSPAPER HAS CHARGED CUBA'S FIDEL CASTRO WITH-­ THAT ROLLED INTO BELIZE, PASSED THROUGH CAME AS INCIDENTS CONTINUED TO ERUPT IN THE DELEGATE'S WORDS---"SEEKING TO STANN CREEK ABOUT 7 30 TUESDAY MORN­ ALONG THE EAST-WEST BERLIN BORDER SUBVERT AND OVERTHROW THE CONSTITUT­ ING WEST BERLIN POLICE AND COMMUNIST IONAL GOVERNMENTS OF THE AMERICAS" THERE ARE ONLY THREE OR FOUR HOUSES VOPOS TOSSED 49 TEAR GAS GRENADES AT OTHER OAS DELEGATIONS LEARNED Of THE LEfT STANDING IN STANN CREEK IN EACH OTHER LATE LAST NIGHT ON BOYSEN­ CHARGE TODAY IN A NOTE THAT ALSO AC­ BELIZE, 70 TO 80 PER CENT OF THE CHAUSSEE IN THE WEDDING SUBURB. AT CUSED THE CASTRO REGIME OF ALIGNING BUILDINGS ARE DAMAGED ANOTHER PLACE, THE EAST GERMANS HURLED ITSELF WITH THE SINO-SOVIET BLOC. AUTHORITIES HERE ESTIMATED THERE AR ROCKS AT WEST BERLIN POLICE THE U.S. PICTURED THE CUBAN PREMIER 10,000 TO 15,000 PERSONS LEFT HOME­ AN AMERICAN CORRESPONDENT, ERIC PACE, AS "INTIMATELY ASSOCIATED" WITH COM­ LESS BY THE HURRICANE'S DESTRUCTION 25, OF LIFE MAGAZINE, WAS HELD BY MUNIST AIMS EARLIER, Gov THORNLEY BROADCAST VOPOS AT THE FRIEDRICHSTRASSE CHECK­ A RADIO APPEAL FOR AID AND TROOPS. POINT fOR NEARLY FIVE HOURS. A GIRL DETROIT, Nov I {UPI)-foRD MOTOR CO. WHO HAD ACCOMPANIED HIM WAS PERMITTED TODAY REPORTED NET EARNINGS OF $79 8 THROUGH TO WEST BERLIN WITHOUT DIFFI­ MILLION FOR THE THIRD QUARTER OF 1961, FALLOUT MAY BYPASS MAINLAND CULTY. UP $28.4 MILLION FROM THE CORRESPOND­ ING PERIOD OF 1960 WASHINGTON, Nov I (UPI)-THE INI­ HENRY fORD II, CHAIRMAN Of THE BOARD, TIAL FALLOUT CLOUD FROM RUSSIA'S 50- KWAJ WEATHER FORECAST SAID EARNINGS IN THE THIRD QUARTER MEGATON SUPER BOMB WILL REACH SOUTH­ THIS YEAR WERE EQUAL TO $1 45 A SHARE WEST ALASKA TOMORROW NIGHT BUT PROB­ U S. WEATHER BUREAU FORECAST FOR COMPARED WITH EARNINGS Of 93 CENTS A ABLY WILL BYPASS THE U.S. MAINLAND, KWAJALEIN TONIGHT AND TOMORROW CON­ SHARE IN THE SAME PERIOD A YEAR AGO. A WEATHER BUREAU EXPERT fORECAST TODA SIDERABLE CLOUDINESS TOMORROW WITH SALES IN THE THIRD QUARTER THIS YEAR THE OFFICIAL, ROBERT LIST, ALSO SAl SCATTERED SHOWERS) GENTLE BREEZE, TOTALED $1,504 MILLION OR 12.3 PER THE UNITED STATES AND OTHER NORTHERN GUSTY IN SHOWERS, MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE CENT ABOVE SALES OF $1,339 MILLION IN HEMISPHERE NATIONS WILL RECEIVE THE 87 DEGREES, MINIMUM TEMPERATURE 80 THE CORRES~ONDING PERIOD OF 1960 HEAVIEST RAOIOACTIVE SHOWERS IN HIS- DEGREES; RELATIVE WUMIOITY - MAXIMUM TORY WHEN THE BULK OF THE fALLOUT 85%, MINIMUM 70%. YEsl~RDAY'S PRECIP­ fROM THE SOVIET TEST SERIES IS WASHED ITATION TRACE. CUMULAT,VE MONTHLY NEWS ITEMS FOR THE HOURGLASS???? TO EARTH IN NEXT SPRING'S RAIN AND PRECIPITATION THROUGH YESTERDAY - CALL 214 OR 539 SNOW TRACE. 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