HIGH TIDE LOti TIDE i/w 4.6 AT 0641 1/10 0 .. 3 AT 0042 1/10 5.5 AT 1857 :JheHOURG 1/10 0.7 AT 1235 VOL. 3 No. 1012 KWAJALEIN, ~SHALL ISLANDS TUESDAY 9 JANUARY 1962 WESTERN - RED POLICE BELGIAN JETLINER WITH 27 ABOARD FORCED FIGHT TEAR GAR BATTLE DOWN IN ARMENIA BY SOVIET MIG JETS BERLIN, JAN. 8 (UPI)-WESTERN AND COMMUNIST POLICE TODAY FOUGHT A TEAR ISTANBUL, TURKEY, JAN. 8 (UPI)-A BELGIAN JETLINER WITH 27 PERSONS ABOARD AND GAS BATTLE THROUGH A HOLE IN THE OPERATING WITH AN APPARENTLY DEfECTIVE RADIO WAS FORCED DOWN TODAY IN ARMENIA COMMUNISTS' ANTI-REFUGEE WALL. BY SOVIET MiG JET FIGHTERS. A SQUARE YARD PIECE OF THE WALL AiRPORT AUTHORITIES SAID THE SABENA AIRLINES CARAVELLE WAS FORCED DOWN AT CRUMBLED DURING THE NIGHT AND TWO YEREVAN, CAPITAL OF SOVIET ARMENIA. COMMUNIST POLICEMEN THREW TWO TEAR THE INCIDENT OCCURRED IN APPARENTLY THE SAME AREA WHERE TWO UNITED STATES GAS GRENADES AT TWO WEST BERLIN POLICE­ AIR fORCE PLANES ~ERE LOST IN 1958. MEN ON PATROL THERE. AIRPORT AUTHORITIES HERE SAID THE SABENA AIRLINER REPORTED THAT ITS RADIO THE WESTERN POLICEMEN RETALIATED CONTACT HAD GONE OUT OF ORDER 19 MINUTES AFTER LEAVING TEHRAN FOR THE 850- WITH FOUR TEAR GAS GRENADES AND FORCED MILE fLIGHT TO ISTANBUL. THE COMMUNISTS TO END TH£ ATTACK, GELAZDG AIRPORT IN EASTERN TURKEY WEST BERLIN POLICE REPORTED. SAID THE PILOT LAST CONTACTED THEM FOREIGN AFFAIRS BRIEFING ApPARENTLY ANGERED BY AMERICAN WITH THE REPORT "I HAVE TO FOLLOW MIG FOR RETURNING CONGRE0S CHECKS OF RUSSIANS ON THE EAST-WEST FIGHT~RS. I BELIEVE THEY ARE TAKING WASHiNGTON, JAN. 8 (UPI)-PRESIOENT BERLIN BORDER, THEY ACCUSED GEN. ME TO RUSSiA." KENNEDY AND HIS TOP CABINET OfFICERS LUCIUS D. CLAY OF COMMITTING "FOLLY" (AT BRUSSELS, SABENA SAID THE PLANE CONDUCTED A TWO-HOUR FOREIGN AFFAIRS IN THE CITY. HAD BEEN INTERCEPTED WHILE ON ITS BRIEFING TODAY FOR REPUBLICAN AND OEM- THEY EXPRESSED THE HOPE THAT PRESI­ "NORMAL COURSE." OCRATIC LEADERS or THE RETURNING CON- DENT KENNEDY AND SECRETARY OF STATE THE BELGIAN GOVERNMENT INSTRUCTED GRESS. DEAN RUSK MIGHT HAVE "COOLED OFF" IT'S Moscow EMBASSY TO INTERVENE TO REPUBLICAN LEADERS WHO ATTENDED THE CLAY IN THEIR WEEKEND TALKS IN WASH­ SECURE THE RELEASE OF THE AIRLINER SESSION SAID THE DISCUSSION WAS BROAD INGTON. AND THE PERSON A80ARD AS SOON AS IN SCOPE. THEY SAID THE PRESIDENT THE OFFICIAL COMMUNIST PARTY NEWS­ POSSIBLE, IT WAS LEARNED.) MADE NO SPECIFIC REQUESTS FOR BIPART- PAPER NEUES DEUTSCHLAND SUGGESTED CLAY, SHORTLY BEFORE CONTACT WAS BROKEN, ISAN SUPPORT. PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S PERSONAL REPRESEN­ AIRPORT OFF!CIALS SAID, THE PILOT HOWEVER, KENNEDY DID OUTLINE THE NEED TATIVE HERE, STAY IN THE UNITED STATES SAID HE WAS OVER A LARGE CITY IN A FOR SUCH 1962 PROGRAMS AS THE OVERHAUL INSTEAD OF RETURNING TODAY TO BERLIN. MOUNTAINOUS AREAo OF THE RECIPROCAL TRADE AGREEMEN~S ACT, THE NEWSPAPER SAID IN AN EDITORIAL TURKISH AIR fORCE AUTHORITIES SAID WHICH IS EXPECTED TO BE ONE OF THE MAIN CLAY'S STATEMENT IN WASHINGTON THAT A THIS COULD HAVE 6EE~ YEREVAN, WHICH ISSUES AfTER CONGRESS RECONVENES WED- DANGEROUS SITUATION COULD ARISE IN IS 10 MILES NORTH OF THE TUR~lSH­ NESDAY. BERLIN SHOWED HOW NECESSARY IT WAS TO ARMENIAN BORDER. •• 0 ••• MAKE WEST BERLIN A SO-CALLED FREE, THERE WAS NO INFORMATION HERE DEMILITARIZED CITY. WHETHER THE JETLINER HAD BEEN DAMAGED OUTLAWED OAS CALLS IT ACCUSED CLAY OF PLOTTING UNREST OR fIRED UPON DURING THE INTERCEPTION. PROTEST STRIKE IN THE CITY AND THE CONQUEST OF EAST GELAZIG AIRPORT REPORTED THAT THE GERMANY. PILOT, IDENTiFIED AS CAPT. fREDDY ALGIERS, ALGERIA, JAN. 8 (UPI)­ IT CHARGED CLAY WITH BEING BEHIND MOUREAU, TOLD THEM HE WOULD FLY ON fRENCH SECURITY FORCES MASSED THROUGH­ AMERICAN "FOLLIES" IN THE CITY. THIS TO ISTAN8UL WITHOUT RADIO NAVIGATION OUT ALGIERS TODAY TO fORESTALL POSSIBLE APPARENTLY WAS A REFERENCE TO SUCH AIDS. VIOLENCE DURING A 59-HOUR PROTEST AMERICAN ACTS AS THE HALTING OF A AIRPORT SOURCES SAID THE PLANEts STRIKE CALLED BY THE OUTLAWED SECRET SUS WITH 18 RUSSIAN OFFICERS FOR 80 RADIO DIFFICULTY APPEARED TO HAVE ARMY ORGANIZATION (OAS). MINUTES YESTERDAY AT THE fRIEDRICH­ BEEN AfFECTING ITS RECEIVING APPAR­ THE RIGHT-WING EXTREMIST ORGANIZATION STRASSE CHECKPOINT ON THE EAST-WEST ATUS. CALLED THE DEMONSTRATION TO SUPPORT A BERLIN iORDER. THE PLANE LEFT TEHRAN AT 4:22 A.M. 24-HOUR STRIKE BY DOCTORS IN LOCAL THE NEWSPAPER ATTACKED CLAY FOR (0220 GM[) AND WAS DUE IN ISTANBUL AT HOSPITALS WHO WERE PROTESTING ALLEGED SAYING THAT THE MOST DANGEROUS KIND 7:40 A.M. (0530 GMT) BEFORE TRAVEL­ "ARBITRARY MEASURES" USED BY POLICE OF SITUATION COULD DEVELOP IF THERE ING ON TO ATHENS, fRANKFURT AND QUESTIONING PRISONERS STILL UNDER MED- WERE EAST GERMAN UPRISINGS ALONG THE BRUSSELS. IT CARRIED 19 PASSENGERS ICAL CARE. WALL OR ATTEMPTS BY WEST BERLINERS AND A CREW OF EIGHT. THE OAS STRIKE BEGAN AT 10 A.M. TO PULL DOWN THE WALL. (0900 GMT). SHOPS, CAfES AND NON-GOV­ "IT REMAINS TO SE SEEN IF HE WILL ERNMENTAL OFFICES ROLLED DOWN THEIR RETURN TO WEST BERLIN A LITTLE COOLED LEBANON CONTINUES CRACKDOWN IRON SHUTTERS AND CLOSED DOORSe EUROP­ OFF BY KENNEDY AND RUSK" THE NEWSPAPER ON RIGHT WING SYRIA PARTY EAN STUDENTS WERE REPORTED STAYING AWAY SAID. FROM CLASSES IN LARGE NUMBERS. ...... BEIRUT, JAN. 8 {UPI)-RADlo BEIRUT POLICE AND ARMY UNITS GUARDED THE SAID LAST NIGHT LEBANON WAS CONTIN­ CITytS MAIN INTERSECTIONS AND HELi­ EXPRESS TRAINS COLLIDE UING ITS CRACKDOWN ON THE RIGHT-WING COPTERS OA~TED BAC~ AND FORTH OVERHEAD. DEATH TOLL AT LEAST 90 GREATER SYRIA PARTY, WHOSE MEMBERS A WAVE OF VIOLENCE ACROSS ALGERIA HARMELEN, HOLLAND, JAN. 8 (UPI)­ TRIED IN VAIN TO SEIZE THE GOVERN­ SINCE JAN. I HAS ACCOUNTED FOR 123 Two SPEEDING EXPRESS TRAINS COLLIDED MENT ON NEW YEAR'S EVE. DEATHS AND 268 WOUNDED. TODAY, KILLING AT LEAST 90 PERSONS IN THE RADIO SAID 61 PERSONS HAD THE SECURITY FORCES BANNED ALL TRAF­ THE NETHERLANDS' WORST RAIL DISASTER. BEEN ARRESTED IN THE PREVIOUS 24 fiC DURING THE CAS STRIKE IN THE BAB OFfiCIALS SAID ONE OF THE TRAINS HOURS AND THEIR GUNS AND AMMUNITION [LUOUED SUBURB, A MIXED EUROPEAN-Mos­ APPARENTLY SPED PAST A RED WARNING CONfISCATED. ANOTHER 280 WERE FOUND LEM WORKER AREA FILLED WITH OAS SYM- SIGNAL THAT WAS OBSCURED BY HEAVY FOG. INNOCENT OF INVOLVEMENT IN THE A80R­ PATHIZERS. fIVE HOURS AFTER THE CRASH AUTHOR­ TIVE REVOLT AND FREED, IT SAID. o •••• ITIES SAtD 90 BODIES HAD BEEN RECOVER­ THE GREATER SYRIA PARTY, HEADED BY ED AND THAT THE TOLL PROBABLY WOULD ABDULLA SAADA, ADVOCATES THE UNION PANAM fACES PILOTS STRIKE RISE OY THE TIME RESCUE WORKERS fiN­ OF LEBANON, SYRIA, JORDON, IRAQ AND ISHED SEARCHING THE WRECKAGE. AN­ PALESTINE (ISRAEL). NEW YORK, JAN. 8 (UPI)-PAN AMERICAN OTHER 75 PERSONS WERE INJURED AND (IN CAIRO, THE SEMI-OffiCIAL MID­ WORLD AIRWAYS tACES A STRIKE BY ITS SCORES MORE SUFFERED MINOR CUTS AND DLE EAST NEWS AGENCY, SAID SAADA HAD PILOTS AT ANY TIME AfTER MIDNIGHT TO­ BRUISES. "CONFESSED" THAT A "FOREIGN DESTROY­ MORROW, (0500 GMT) WEDNESDAY SUl THE THE TRAJNS WERE JAMMED WITH AN ES­ ER" HAD SEEN READY TO STEP IN IF THE AIRLINE PILOTS ASSOCIATION (ALPA) HAS TIMATED 500 PERSONS, MOST OF THEM REVOLT HAD BEEN SUCCESSfUL.) GIVEN NO INDICATION If OR WHEN THERE RETURNING FROM WEEKEND HOLIDAYS. THE YESTERDAY THE NEWSPAPER L'ORIENT WILL BE A WALKOUT. ACCIDENT SCENE WAS A RAIL CROSSING REPORTED THAT PRESIDENT fUAD CHEHAB GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION DELAYED NEAR THIS VILLAGE 25 MILES FROM AND PRIME MINiSTER RASHID KARAMEH A THREATENED STRIKE LAST DECEMBER, BUT UTRECH1. HAD DECIDED TO LODGE A COMPLAiNT THE GIANT AIRLINE'S PILOTS ARE fREE AGAINST TWO FOREIGN NATIONS WITH THE TO GO OUT AfTER TOMORROW'S DEADLINE IN UNITED NATiONS SECURITY COUNCIL. A DISPUTE OVER A NEW CONTRACT. 1------- - PAGE 2 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 9 JANUARY 196~ - PUBLISHED AT THE 0 IRECT 10~ OF" THE KENNEDY-CLAY IN FULL AGREEMENT ON HANDLING BERLIN CRISIS COMMANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE FACILITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL WASHINGTON, JAN. 8 (UPI}--GEN. LUCIUS D. CLAY PREPARED TO RETURN TO BERLIN ISLANDS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU TODAY IN FULL AGREEMENT WITH PRESIDENT KENNEDY ON POLICY FOR HANDLING "POSS­ OF WEAPO~ CONTRACT NOAS-59-4176-c IBLE CRISIS SITUATIONS" THERE. WITH THE TRA~PORT COMPANY OF TEXAS. THE PRESIDENT ANNOUNCED THE AGREEMENT YESTERDAY IN A THREE-PARAGRAPH STATE­ MENT AFTER AN HOUR-LONG MEETING WITH CLAY, HIS PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE IN THE HCURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DA ILY BE~LIN. KENNEDY SAID THEY HAD ~MOST USEFUL AND SATISFACTORY REVIEW" OF THE MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 0 DEADL I NE BERLIN SITUATION. FOR NOTICES IS 4 P.M. DAY BEFORE KENNEDY ALSO WAS EXPECTED TO DISCUSS THE BERLIN PROBLEM LATER TODAY WITH PUBLICATION. DEADLING FOR NEWS ITEMS VICE CHANCELLOR LUDWIG ERHARD OF WEST GERMANY. SOURCES SAID THE PRESIDENT IS 10 A.M. DAY OF PUBLICATION. MIGHT ASK ERHARD FOR WEST GERMANY'S ASSESSMENT OF A SOVIET MOVE INDICATING THAT THE KREMLIN WANTS TO ESTABLISH CONTACTS WITH THE BONN GOVERNMENT ON THE HOURGlASS RESERVES THE RIGHT BERLIN AND OTHER GERMAN PROBLEMS. TO EDIT ALL COPY RECEIVED FOR THE PRESIDENT'S CONFERENCE WITH CLAY CAME AS OFFICIALS REPORTED NEW INSTRU­ PUBLICATION. CTIONS WERE BEING SENT TO LLEWELLYN E. THOMPSON, U.S. AMBASSADOR TO Moscow, FOR HIS NEXT "EXPLORATORY" TALK ON BERLIN WITH SOVIET FOREIGN MINISTER EDITOR - JOYCE RAWLES ANDREI GROMYKO. SECRETARY OF STATE DEAN RUSH SAID IN A RADIO INTERVIEW YESTERDAY THAT HE WAS "SOMEWHAT ENCOURAGED" BY THE RESUMPTION OF THE U.S.-SOVIET TALKS IN SENATE BANKING COMMITTEE TO Moscow. SCRUITINIZE SEC REPORT ON AMEX HE SAID BERLIN REMAINED "A VERY IMPORTANT AND POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS ISSUE" AND THE EXPLORATORY TALKS WERE BEING CONDOCTED TO FIND OUT IF THERE WAS ANY NEW YORK, JAN.