HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE I 6/25/ 5.5 AT 0626 6/25/ I. I AT 0005 6/26/ 4.2 AT 1858 HOURGLASS 6/25/ 1.0 AT 1303 VOL 4 No 1461 ~AJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS MONDAY 24 JUNE 1963 PRESIDENT WELCOMED BY RUSSIA VS CHINA ONE MILLION GERMANS IDEOLOGICAL DISPUTE CONTINUES BONN (UPI)--PRESIDENT KENNEDY HAS WARNED THAT ANY AT­ Moscow (UPI)--THE SOVIET UNION TODAY WAS REPORTED SEEK­ TACK ON AMERICAtS EUROPEAN ALLIES WILL BE CONSIDERED AN ING THE WIDEST SUPPORT FROM THE NATION f"OR ITS "NO-RETREAT" ATTACK AGAINST THE UNITED STATES ITSELF. THE PRESIDENT POSITION IN THE IDEOLOGICAL DISPUTE WITH COMMUNIST CHINA MADE THE DECLARATION SHORTLY AFTER HIS ARRIVAL IN BONN. THE COMMUNIST PARTY NEWSPAPER PRAVDA REPORTED THAT FIRST THE PRESIDENT AFFIRMED, t~OUR LIBERTY IS OUR LIBERTY." REACTIONS FROM WORKERS IN Moscow AND LENINGRAD WERE OF "WARM' AN ESTIMATED ONE MILLION GERMANS, BREAKING THROUGH PO­ APPROVAL OF THE GOVERNMENTtS POLICY AS THE SCHEDULED MEETING LICE LINES AND CHEERING THEMSELVES HOARSE, GAVE PRESIDENT BETWEEN CHINESE AND SOVIET COMMUNIST PARTIES JULY 5 DREW KENNEDY A WARM-HEARTED WELCOME TODAY AS HE ARRIVED HERE TO NEARER ASSURE THEM THAT THE UNITED STATES WILL DEFEND EUROPE AS THE FIRM SOVIET REAFFIRMATION OF THE POST-STALIN IDEOLOG­ LONG AS IT WANTS TO BE DEFENDED. ICAL PRINCIPLES, CONTAINED IN A DEC~SION TAKEN BY THE COM­ WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY PIERRE SALINGER SAID THAT AC­ MUNIST PARTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE, IS NOW BEING EXPLAINED AT CORDING TO OFFICIAL POLICE ESTIMATES ONE MILLION PERSONS, FACTORIES, FARMS, CONSTRUCTION SiTE AND UNIVERSITIES. INCLUDING 400,000 IN COLOGNE THE MOSCOW-PEKING DISPUTE, ALONE, HAILED KENNEDY ON A OPERATION INFORMATION RIFT WIDENS SO BITTER IT COULD FORESHADOW 50-MILE TRIUMPHAL DRIVE FROM THE NEXT LOCAL FULL A BREAK BETWEEN THE COMMUNiST WAHN AIRPORT TO THE U.S MIN­ COMMUNISTS TAKE SIDES SCALE OPERATION IS SCHED­ GIANTS, WAS RAISED AT LAST ISTERtS RESIDENCE NEAR HERE. ULED FOR EARLY FRIDAY TOKYO (UPI)--COMMUNIST WEEK'S MEETING OF THE CENTRAL SALINGER SAID THE PRESIDENT NORTH KOREA TODAY PLEDGED MORNING, 27 JUNE. THE COMMITTEE AFTER THE CHINESE "GREATLY APPRECIATED" HIS RE­ EARLIEST THE TAKE COVER ANEW ITS SUPPORT OF RED CHINA ASKED THE SOVIETS TO PUBLISH CEPTION COULD SOUND IS 0530 LO­ IN THE SINO-SOVIET IDEOLOGI­ AN ACRIMONIOUS ATTACK ON THE THE WELCOME WAS AS SPONTAN­ CAL DISPUTE AS THE TWO NA­ CAL, (5: 30 A. M ). SOVIET POSITION. EOUS AND OBVIOUSLY SINCERE TIONS JOINTLY DECLARED THAT THE CHINESE MESSAGE, CON­ AS IT WAS OVERWHELMING, AND "THERE CAN BE NO STRUGGLE FOR TAINED IN A LETTER OF JUNE 14, THE PRESIDENT RELAXED AND BACCALAUREATE SERVICES HELD PEACE WITHOUT A STRUGGLE URGED THAT THE FORTHCOMING BASKED IN IT AGAINST U S IMPERIALISM." SINO-SOVIET TALKS INCLUDE DE­ STANDING IN AN OPEN CAR, A BACCALAUREATE SERVICES FOR NORTH KOREA'S PLEDGE AND STALINIZATION, WHICH THE SO­ BOYISH-LOOKING TOUSLE-HEADED THE GRADUATING CLASS OF THE THE SINO-KoREAN JOINT DECLAR­ VIETS CONSIDER BEYOND QUES­ FIGURE IN THE WIND ALONGSIDE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL WERE ATION WERE CONTAINED IN A TION OR EXAMINATION. CHANCELLOR KONRAD ADENAUER, HELD SUNDAY NIGHT 25 JUNE IN COMMUNIQUE ISSUED BY NORTH NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV HIMSELF KENNEDY WAVED BACK AND THE MEMORIAL CHAPEL. KOREAN PRESIDENT CHOI YONG MADE AN HOURS-LONG SPEECH TO GRINNED TO THE CROWDS ALONG REV D S DAUGHTRY GAVE KUN AND COMMUNIST CHINA'S THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEETING EVERY MILE OF THE ROUTE THE BACCALAUREATE ADDRESS IN CHAIRMAN (PRESIDENT) LIU IN WHICH HE WAS REPORTED TO THEY CHEERED, CHANTED "KEN- WHICH HE DESCRIBED THE DESIR­ SHAO-CHI IN PEKING TODAY HAVE TAKEN THE CHINESE TO TASK NED-Y", KEN-NED-Y" IN UNISON, ABLE GOAL OF MORE f"REEDOM THE FULL TEXT Of" THE COM­ IN SEVERE TERMS FOR DISPUTING BEING NEEDED ON THE PART OF HELD UP HAND-MADE "WELCOME MUNIQUE WAS BROADCAST BY THE SUCH SOVIET POLICIES AS PEACE­ KENNEDY" SIGNS AND APPLAUDED ALL INDIVIDUALS IN THE WORLD Of"FICIAL NEW CHINA NEWS AGEN­ FUL COEXISTENCE BETWEEN EAST WILDLY WHEN HE TOLD THEM THE HE POINTED OUT THAT MANY OF CY AND MONITORED HERE. AND WEST, THE NON-INEVITABIL­ UNITED STATES INTENDS TO CON- THE WORLD'S RELATIONSHIPS LIU AND CHOI, WHO HAS BEEN ITY Of" WAR, AND PEACEFUL TRAN­ TINUE ITS ROLE IN THE FREE TODAY DEPEND ON MERE TOLER­ ON A STATE VISIT TO CHINA SITION TO SOCIALISM. WORLD ALLIANCE "IN THE HALF- ANCE Of" EACH OTHER, AND NOT SINCE JUNE 5, DECLARED THAT THROUGHOUT THE DISPUTE, THE CIRCLE FROM BERLIN TO SAIGON."ON SUFFICIENT UNDERSTANDING. "THERE CAN BE NO STRUGGLE FOR RUSSIANS HAVE TRIED TO AVOID KENNEDY'S TUMULTUOUS WEL- MRS PAT HELGESON SANG PEACE WITHOUT A STRUGGLE A SHOWDOWN THAT COULD SPLIT COME ENDED AT BAD GODESBERG- "ONE LITTLE CANDLE" AND A AGAINST U S. IMPERIALISM--THE THE TWO COUNTRIES PLITTERSDORF, WHERE HE IS QUARTET MADE UP OF MRS. R MAIN FORCE OF AGGRESSION AND STAYING AT THE RESIDENCE OF GRIM, MRS M. CANJA, LTJG WAR. PEACE CANNOT BE WON BY TEST BAN WOULD HELP THE U.S MINISTER. WHEN HE BAUER AND MR. T. GEORGE SANG BEGGING, IT CAN BE WON ONLY CONTROL RED CHINA ARRIVED FOR A BRIEF REST HE "GIVE ME YOUR TIRED AND YOUR BY RELYING ON THE STRUGGLE OF WASHINGTON (UPI)--WILLIAM C ISSUED A STATEMENT SAYING: POOR. " THE MASSES." FOSTER, CHIEF OF THE U.S ARMS "THE WELCOME MADE US FEEL THE INVOCATION AND BENEDIC- THE COMMUNIQUE SAID THE RE- CONTROL AND DISARMAMENT AGENCY AT HOME IT REPRESENTED A TION WERE GIVEN BY FATHER SULTS OF THE LIU-CHOI TALKS SAID TODAY THAT ECONOMIC AND SHOW OF AFFECTION FOR AND AP- FEY. "SHOWED THAT BOTH SIDES WERE POLITICAL PRESSURES COULD BE PRECIATION OF THE PEOPLE OF THE JUNIOR CLASS HONOR As- COMPLETELY IDENTICAL IN THEIR BROUGHT UPON RED CHINA TO LIVE I THE UN I TED ST ATES AND THE EF­ SISTANTS WERE JANE CADDELL, STAND AND VIEWS" AND THAT UP TO ANY NUCLEAR TEST BAN ! FORTS MADE BY THE AMER I CAN GAIL GORDINIER, CHARLES "BOTH SIDES EXPRESSED THEIR AGREEMENT REACHED BY RUSSIA PEOPLE " KRUEGER AND JAMES MOSELEY FIRM RESOLVE TO CONTINUE, AS AND THE WESTERN POWERS. KENNEDY'S INFORMAL APPROACH "POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE" ALWAYS, IN THE STRUGGLE FOSTER SAID THE CHINESE COM- MASKED A GRIM DETERMINATION WAS PLAYED BY MRS. SHIRLEY AGAINST THE COMMON ENEMY AND MUNIST ARE WORKING ON A NU- HE HOLDS ON THIS TRIP TO TRY ZELONES AS THE GRADUATION DETERMINEDLY UPHOLD THE COM­ CLEAR DEVICE AND ITS EXPLOSION TO SPIKE, ONCE AND FOR ALL, CLASS ENTERED AND LEFT THE RADESHIP-IN-ARMS AND GREAT COULD COME EITHER THIS YEAR OR RUMORS THAT THE UNITED STATES CHAPEL. UNITY BETWEEN THE TWO PARTIES NEXT. IS GETTING TIRED Of" ITS DE- • ••• AND THE TWO COUNTIRES " "ONE OF THE THINGS THAT WE FENSE BURDEN IN EUROPE AND COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Llu AND CHOI ALSO ACCUSED WOULD HOPE, IF WE CAN GET A MAY SEEK SOME RAPPROCHEMENT COMMENCEMENT EXERCISEe FOR THE U S ADMINISTRATION OF TEST BAN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE WITH RUSSIA. THE SENIOR CLASS OF THE "VIGOROUSLY PUSHING AHEAD PRESENT NUCLEAR POWERS •• WE THE PRESIDENT, HIS TOP GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL WILL BE WITH ITS COUNTER-REVOLUTION- WOULD AT LEAST HAVE AN ABILITY AIDES SAID, WANTS TO MAKE IT HELD TUESDAY EVENING, 25 ARY GLOBAL STRATEGY WHICH IS TO PUT PRESSURES ON THE CHIN- CLEAR THAT THIS IS NOT TRUE, JUNE, AT 8 PM., IN THE MEM- ALL THE MORE CUNNING AND AD- ESE TO FOREGO THIS KIND OF AND THAT--AS HE SAID AT THE ORIAL CHAPEL VENTUROUS rr WEAPON--ECONOMIC PRESSURES, AIRPORT--THE U S. FORCES ARE THIS WILL BE THE SECOND THEY CHARGED THAT "u S IM- POLITI~AL PRESSURES," HE SAID. HERE AS LONG AS NEEDED, UN- COMMENCEMENT TO BE HELD ON PERIALISM HAS ALL ALONG LOOKE[ FOSTER MADE THE COMMENTS LESS THE ALLIES DONtT WANT KWAJALEIN THE FIRST WAS UPON THE ACCELERATED DEVELOP- DURING A TELEVISION INTERVIEW THEM. LAST YEAR WHEN 5 STUDENTS MENT OF WEST GERMAN MILITAR- FOR NEW YORK STATE STATIONS KENNEDY DECLARED THAT "FROM GRADUATED THIS YEAR'S CLASS ISM AND REVIVAL OF JAPANESE WITH REP. HAROLD C. OSTERTAG, NECESSITy"AS WELL AS f"ROM "IN CONSISTS OF FIFTEEN STUDENTS MILITARIST FORCES AS IMPORT- (REPUBLICAN-NEW YORK). NER CONV I CT ION" THE FORCES OF • • • • ANT COMPONENTS OF I TS PLAN "CERTA I NLY THE CHANCE OF CON THE WESTERN ALLIANCE "ARE AS TEMPERATURES FOR WORLD LEADERSHIP. THE COM-TROLLING THEM IS BETTER WITH ONE IN PEACE AND IN WAR." KWAJALEIN, 87-78 AND ROI MINIQUE SAID THAT "THE JAPAN- AN AGREEMENT IN THE REST OF HE PLEDGED THAT AMERICAN NAMUR,9 1-78 ESE MILITARIST FORCES REVIVED THE WORLD THAN IT IS WITHOUT," FORCES WILL REMAIN IN EUROPE RAINFALL ON SATURDAY WAS BY U S IMPERIALISM HAVE BE- FOSTER SAID I AS LONG AS THEIR PRESENCE 0 37 INCHES AND SUNDAY'S WAS COME A SERIOUS THREAT TO THE HIGH LEVEL TALKS AIMED AT l I l~ERE IS "DESIRED AND RE- 0 34 INCHES. TOTAL ACCUMULA- PEACE AND SECURITY OF ASIA." NEGOTIATING SUCH AN AGREEMENT I QU I RED " TED FOR JUNE IS 8 47 INCHES • • • • WILL BE HE LD I N Moscow NEXT I I MONTH i --.--------------------------~------------------------~~------------------------~~~~--------------------- PAGE 2 HOURGLASS PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION Of, (CONTINUED fROM COL. I) PRESIDENT ADAMANT ON CYANIDE IN COFFEE THE COMMANDING OfFICER, PACI-;BOARD ~ILL THEN TRY TO TRACE EUROPEAN TRIP 1!PRACTICAL JOKER SOUGHT" FIC MiSSilE RANGE FACILITY, THE HEI~S TO THE PROPERTY. KWAJALEiN, MARSHALL ISLANDS, IN CASES WHERE NO HEIRS CAN WASHINGTON, (UPI )--PRESI­ BANBURY, ENGLAND, (UP~)-­ CONTRACT NOAS-4176-c WITH THE BE TRACED THE SWISS GOVERN­ DENT KENNEDY WAS SAID TODAY POLICE TODAY HUNTED fOR THE TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXAS.