Amly Revokes Medals in Service Club Probe WASHINGTON (UPI/AFRTS)-- the Pentagon Announced Yesterday Revocation of a Distinguished Service Medal Awarded in 1968 U.S

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Phone 9-5247 Date THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1969 Radio (1340) TV (Ch. 8) Amly Revokes Medals In Service Club Probe WASHINGTON (UPI/AFRTS)-- The Pentagon announced yesterday revocation of a distinguished service medal awarded in 1968 U.S. Navy to 'Vietnamize' to Major General Carl Turner, a central figure in the Senate investigation of Army service clubs. Turner was given the medal, the Army's highest award for noncombat service, when 80 River Patrol Boats he retired a year ago as Provost Marshal. onIGON (U'"I/7FRTS-- Th'e U- He later became Chief of United States Marshals--a job in nited States Navy is to trans- which he came under fire six months later. fer V0 river patrol boats to Turner was the second military man involved in the Senate the ietnamese Navy Friday in investigation to lose a medal. Earlier the army revoked a t be largest single turnover of distinguished service medal awarded to Sergeant Maior William Naval materiel in the war. Wooldridge, formerly the nation's highest ranking enlisted A United States Navy spokesman as sergeant majer of the man said the turnover is part Red Chinese, Soviets Confer Army. of the United States program A Senate investigation was to "X ietnamize" the war so On Border Problem told Wednesday that Sergeant that more American forces can MOSCOW (UPI/AFRTS)-- Commun- Major Wooldridge and his Army be withdrawn. ist China took a step toward colleagues set up a special A South Vietnamese spokesman ending its border differences corporation to boost their al- said the 80 boats would be with the Soviet Union Tuesday. pledged takeoff from enlisted divided equally among four ri- Peking radio announced a meet- men's service clubs in Vietnam. ver patrol groups which will ing has been agreed upon be- Carmine Bellino, an account- . form a task force to be commis- tween Soviet and Chinese Dep- ant for the Senate investiga- ioned at ceremonies Friday. uty Foreign Ministers. tons subcommittee, said the The turnover will bring to China said the meeting is firm was an instant profit- 229 the total number of United essential because a year of maker, selling goods to ser- States Navy craft transferred clashes along their 5,000-mile vice clubs managed by the to the Vietnamese since June, border with Russia harbored same sergeants who controlled 1968, or'about 40 per cent of the potential seeds of nuclear the clubs. the 550 American boats patrol- war. The Peking Broadcast Bellino testified that ling South Vietnam's inland said: "In order to maintain Wooldridge collected at least waterways. The other 321 are status quo at the border and p20,000 profit in the firm's to be turned over during the avoid any military conflict, first year. Bellino said the next nine months. the Chinese government has company took in $1.2 million The United States Command suggested that the military in its first eleven months of says 33,800 American Navy men forces of both countries with- operation, with 87 per cent of are now in ietnam. President draw from the disputed areas." the business coming from a so- Nixon has announced a 5,000 No official response yet called consortium of service man cut for the Navy as part from the Soviets, but author- clubs managed by two of the of the 35,000 man withdrawal itative sources in Moscow are sergeant stockholders and a scheduled to be completed by quoted as the talks saying CnTD t PAGE 2 December 15. would begin on the twentieth The withdrawal has come un- of October. der fire in some quarters as a The Soviet public has not 'con job' on the public. been informed of the talks. Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, October 9, 1969

WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS)--Reduction of American CONT'D FROM PAGE 1 troops in South Korea "is under current review' third sergeant who was close to the company. Defense Secretary Laird s-id in censored Con- Bellino said the profit on the $1.2 million gressional testimony made public Tuesday7. was $131,000 a -return of more than 10 per cent. I would like to see us move in the direction "It was a self-dealing corporation," Bellino of 'Koreaizing" our activities in Korea just said. He reported the sergeants told service as rapidly as possible," he said in June test- club suppliers "if they wanted to do business imony to the House !ppronriations subcommittee with the clubs they had to do it through Mare- on Foreign-Aid. "We hope that-we can withdraw dex and pay them a commission or pay them a or reduce--I would say reduce--our forces just share of the profits." assoon as we can,' he said. WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS)--House Democrats held NFW YORK (AP/AFRTS)--Seaman Rudolph Wacht was a closed meeting Tuesday, and came out of the so excited when the Heavv Cruiser St. Paul re- caucus with a resolution-calling for higher turned Tuesday from Vietnam that he got ashore Social Security benefits. before the ship did. The Democrats are asking a 15 per cent hike Wacht some how wangled his way down the for- &s- of December 1. President Nixon's proposal ward gangway before the St. Paul was fully se- -- which they termed "too little, toc late"-- cured its two-story nierside platform. As he is for a 10 ner cent raise starting April 1. huaged his wife, Alma, the crowd of 1,000 The House Ways and Means Committee beins- wives, children and Parents waited patiently Social Security hearings October 31 and al- for their loved ones. though the Democratic action Tuesday is not After the St, Raul's fourth combat tour, the binding on the Democratic majority on the com- skipper said he couldn't criticize Wacht. The mittee, the group probably will anerove a cro- young sailor, said Captain Hugh Nott, showed gram close to their recommendation. "ungqsual ingenuity." MONTREAL (AP/AFRTS)--Another strike in the SAIGON (AP/AFRTS0--Nearly 600 United States news.this time police and firemen at Montreal troops left Vietnam Tuesday under President left theirjobs to protest recommendations by Nixon's "second phase" withdrawl olan. an arbitration board. But, within hours a Viet Cong broadcast Provincial Police are assisting supervisory called the reductions "a drop in the bucket." police in answering calls. Outside help has A broadest of the clandestine Liberation also been sought to help-skeleton crews re- Radio, voice of the Viet Cong, said President maining in fire stations. Nixon was 'bluffinq" in declaring his inten- A similar strike by Montreal Police occurred tion to null out 60.000 American troops from in the 1940's. That time military authorities the war zone in the first year of his admin- nicked up the slack. So far, no major crime istration. but traffic during the morning rush hour was Gen. Earle Wheeler, Chaitman of the Joint at a standstill. Chiefs of Staff, left Paigon Tuesday after a factfinding mission. He declared the United States planned to reduce its military forces in Vietnam "as rapidlv as we can with prudence and safety." Guantanamo Gazette WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS)*-Prince Souvanna Phouma Prime Minister of his country is in the United ComNavBase RAdm J.B. Hildreth States reportedly seeking more United States Public Affairs Officer Lt D.S. McCurrach military aid for his country. Edi or President Nixon met with the Drime Minister M02 MIXE NASH Tuesday to discuss-the Laotian leaders quest for military aid.,;%but not combat-troons. The Laotian leader arrived in Washington Monday on an unofficial visit at a time when fears have been expressed in Congress that Laos miaht become another Vietnam for the United States. President Nixon has also scheduled a "working dinner" with the Prime Minister. Thursday, October 9, 1969 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3

Progress Report - Gold Hill Barracks Complex

GURNTANAMO BAY--Witlh any luck at all, the Navy may take possession of the first section of Gold Hill barracks and the Gold Hill mess hall by Christmas. Mr. Harold W. Blackwell, Manager of the Guantanamo branch of Nat Harrison Construction Corporation, says construction is proceeding on schedule for the first section aEthe barracks and the mess hall. Finishing work has begun on "C" complex, which will accommodate 500 men, and the mess hall. According to Mr. Blackwell, the final phase of pitting in windows, painting and laying the tile already has begun on the complex. By JO1 Gary Fullerton

THI WILL BE THE CHOW LINE for the new Gold Hill mess hall. Some of the basic equipment already has been installed, but it will be up to the Navy to put the final touches.

Even though the two facilities may be in Navy hands by Christmas, don't taste your Christ- mas dinner or relish that air conditioning prematurely. The Navy has to supply tables, chairs, eating condiments, beds, desks, and other support equipment. And that may take some time to install. "CI comple and the mess hall have a scheduled target turnover date of January 13th and 18th respectively, but Mr. Blackwell says work is proceeding so well it's a very good possibility that the deadline may be advanced to before Christmas. In addition, Mr. Blackwell said construction is on -schedule for the second phan. of Gold Hill--an 840-man barracks complex--and the Bachelor officer's quarters on Deer Point. Target dates for turnover is March 18, 1970. YAnnouncement of construction of Gold Hill barracks and Bnn was made last October by Rear !*dmiral J.B. Hildreth, Base Commander. at the same time, admiral Hildreth also mentioned plans for constructing a 150-unit housing area on Kittery Beach Road. The Navy will let out bids for construction of the $3.5 million complex on nctober 16. THIS IS "C" COMPLEX, which when completed will The units will be centrally air conditioned hold 500 men. The final phase of construction and will consist of 3 and 4 bedroom homes. on this complex already has begun. Nat Harrison Corporation will be among those constroution companies submitting bids, according to Mr. Blackwell. Thursday, October 9, 1969 Page 4 Guantanamo Gazette

FIRE PREVENTION WEEK is a great time of the THANK YOU--In appreciation for fulfilling S year if you're a kid in Guantanamo Bay. The every child's dream -- a ride on a fire truck friendly firemen drive kids all around in -- the children of Mrs. Barber's morning kin- the big red truck. Bells, ladders, iow! dergarten class sent this huge thank you to Base firemen. Fire Prevention - It May Make the Difference*** By JO1 Gary Fullerton GUANTANAMO BAY--This is Fire Prevention Week do if a fire DID happen in his home. in Guantanamo, and it'might )'e a good idea to If you live in a wooden frame house, the best take - look at a few precautions to take this fire fighting equipment you could have is your week--and every week in your home. garden hose, until the fire department arrives. I few simple checks might save your life, In a block house, it would be advisable to buy the lives of your family, and your property. a small portable Cn2 bottle, First of all, take a look at your house elec- But as Fire Chief Hayes puts it, the best trical system. Do you run four or five ex- method of fighting a fire in 1eonr home is to tensions out of one plug" no you overload your first call the Fire necortment at 3-3-3-3, or circuits with too many appliances, and to com- locate the nearest fire box and trio the alarm. oensate install larger amperage fuses" Ar do "lmost simultaneously with calling in the you run wiring under rugs 6r near flammable alarm, qet your children out of the house. The curtains" If your answer is "Yes" to any or fire may not hurt them, but the smoke could. all of these questions, you have a fire hazard as part of Fire Prevention Week, the Base and should takp steps to correct them. Fire Department has been giving tours of the The first step would be to call the PWC fire stations to school children. Trouble Desk. A dispatched electrician from Chief Hayes said the reason for this is three-fold. PWC will give you the correct guidlines to fol- It not only gives the children a chance to low in distributing your appliances, etc., see the fire station and ride the fire truck, around the various house circuits, and would it also gives them a chance to see exactly wht receir any potential overload. happens when the alarm is trioned Also, don't leave any on a fire cooking oil on a light- alarm' box. ed electric stove. Base fire officials report Chief Hayes says 12 false alarms were turned several small fires a year occur on the Base in over the last month and a half, and mos+ of because of unattended stoves. theserwere done by children breaking the Those cans of combustible material, alarm such as boxes. thinner, charcoal lighter, or gasoline should The third reason is to get the children to he stored outside, well away from the house. tell their p-rents about the dancers of fire There are many methods of fire prevention, hazards in their homes. but they all boil down to common sense. And Finally, fire prevention doesn't last just one to continually harp on them would be unnecess- week. It's a year round job--your job. ary repetition . So let's concentrate on what a person should Thursday, october 9. 1969 Guantanamo Gazette Page 5 Morin Troupe a'Hit' in Norfolk by JOC Jim Teague MAC FLiGHT SCHEDULE GUANTANAMO BAY-- The Morin Copacabana show is receiving "rave notices" from just about The following is a revised schedule of'movement everybody during their Norfolk tour, including for Kingston/Norfolk bound passengers on MAC the Mayor of the city. flights for october 30, Novemb-r 3, 5, 10, 14, Since the troupe arrived, press, television 17, 21, 26, 2A, December 1, 4, 8, 11, 15, 18, and radio coverage of their performances have 22, 24, 29. One additional flight will be all been overwhelmingly favorable, as has assigned to operate between 20 and 28 October attendance at the various shows. to be announced at a later date. The Norfolk Ledger-Star, one of the city's two daily newspapers, printed an extensive TIME EVENT story on the day Pastore and company arrived, and that night sent a reviewer out to the CPO 0900 Jamaica bound passengers on windward club at Norfolk Naval Station to have a lis- side check in with baggage at McCallp ten. Apparently, he was impressed. Terminal According to the writer, Harry Eagar by name, 1000 M!IC flight departs Norfolk for GTMO' the biggest applause came when Los Quijotes 1100-1300 Norfolk bound passengers windward swung into "In the Mood." They sound, as far side check in baqcage at McCalla as Mr. Eagar is concerned, "like mellow cous- Terminal ins to Herb Alpert, with lots of smooth brass. 1215 McCalla baggage truck boards ferry When they stepped out of the limelight, the for Leeward star, Pastora Molina, and her quartet of dan- 1300 M^C flight arrives GTMn cers took over and their grace made the small 1330 Jamaica bound passengers arrive Tee- dance floor look larger.* ward, take bus to aircraft When Los Quijotes did their thing the fol- 1345 Norfolk inbound passengers and bag- lowing night at the Officer's club, there was gage board ferry for Windward. Bag- almost as much brass in the audience as on gaqe to be picked up at McCalla. the stage. Admiral E.P. Holmes, Commander in 1345 Norfolk bound passengers board ferry Chief U.S. Atlantic Fleet was there, aiong for Leeward with assorted admirals from the Norfolk area. 1400 MAC flight departs GTMO for Kingston Also in the audience that night was the Mayor 1430 MAC flight arrives Kingston of Norfolk. 1430 Norfolk baqgage departs by ferry for Admiral Holmes was overheard to remark that Leeward "This is a great thing for the Navy.Pastora 1500 MAC flight departs Kingston for GTM" is the best Flamenco dancer I have ever sepn. 1515 Manifest closes for all revenue pas- We look forward to seeing the show during our sengers planned visit in Ftnuary." 1530 MAC flight arrives GTMn Managers of the CPO clubs expressed words to 1630 MAC flight departs GTMO for Norfolk the effect that they have never seen the Chiefs 1930 MAC flight arrives Norfolk so attentive. Presumably, this included times when Pastora was not on stage. NOTES* Flight designation is BOA.075-076 LET ME PT IT IF THERE WERE A HERP OF ANOTHER A. RABBITS HEAPING THIS wA. GTMO bound passengers from Kingston report to 11 Jamaican Air Service, Dallisadoes airoort, Kingston by 1230 (Kingston ,Timel on the day of the flight.

Norfolk bound passengers report to Leew:rd Terminal bv 1430 on the d-v of the flight. ANP IF qOU WERE ThE ONLY ONE Captains and above and their dependents may IN THE WORLP WHO COULP SAVE make arrangements for a later check in time US, WOULP YOU PC IT? by acllinq the Leeward Terminal at 64205. Page 6 Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, October 9, 1969

PHILADELPHIA (UPI/AFRTS)-- A big trade between the Cardinals and Phils. One of the players involved retires. Some managerial changes. And, just a couple of days away--the world series.The Phils sent bad boy slugger Richie Allen to the Cards along with pitcher Jerry SPORTS Johnson and infielder Cookie Rojas. In return, the Phils got outfielder Curt Flood, catcher Tim McCarver, pitcher Joe Hoerner, and out- NEW YORK (TP/AFRTS)--"Nobody's gonna stop us. fielder We have the-team effort. We're gonna win this Byron Browne. Allen, despite whole thing.just wait and see." That's the missing 29 games, hit 32 homers. Curt way hard-hitting Cleon Jones of the New York Flood says he has decided to re- tire from baseball Mets feels about it. But the oddsmakers feel and devote full time to business interests otherwise. in St. Louis. He will be 32 in They have made the Baltimore Irioles 9 to 5 January. Flood called the trade "a surprise favorites over the Mets in the World series be- and a personal disappointment." ginning Saturday at Baltimore. Coach Bill Hunt- Cardinal General Manager er predicted that the "rioles are goiAg to Bing Devine says that Floods retirement not change the sweep the Mets." Hunter predicted-the sweep by does deal. He says the Cards and Baltimore over the Minnesota Twins. Phils will have to agree "to some fair solution." It appears that the s-me pitchers-who start- ed in the playoffs will start again. That CINCINNATI (UPI/AFRTS)-- means Tom Seaver,"Jerry Koosman and Gary Gentry The Cincinnati Reds missed winning the National League's for the Mets and.Mike Cuellar, Dave McNall, Western Division by three games, but Dave Bristol was and Jim Palmer for the orioles. told he will not The remaining 8,000 tickets for the games at Manage the team next season. General manager Bob Baltimore will go-on sale on a first-come-first Howsan explained that after completely reviewing serve basis today. the entire operation, *** * **** he felt a managerial change was necessary. Bristol CHICaGO (AP/RFRTS)--Luke Appling, an all-time has been offered a job in the organization. Vern Rapp, a minor league man- Chicago White Sox favorite, will be a coach with ager, is mentioned the team next season. as a successor. * ** * ** " member of baseball's Hall of Fame, he played (UP1ART0S-- for the White Sox for 20 years. He won two ATLANTA Atlanta slugger Hank Aaron says he played in the playoffs American League batting crowns and holds the against the Mets with 10 stiches in his right major league record for the most games by a hand. Aaron said he ripped the back shortstop. Applying has managed in the minors of his hand when he attempted to free his German Shepherd and coached with several teams in the majors. from * ** ***** * a wire fence behind his home. Aaron still hit three homers and two NEW YORK (AP/AFRTST--Oddsmakers have made top- doubles. S ranked Ohio State a heavy three-touchdown fav- 33.1% Clutch Pitching figure orite over Big Ten rival Michigan State Satur- with the other contenders - Los Angeles (27.7%), San day.Second-ranked Texas is picked nine points COMPUTER Francisco (29.1'!,), and Hous- ton (29.8%). The Reds and over Oklahoma.number three Southern Cal is Braves are more than 5%', weak- the 10 point choice over Stanford. CORNER er than the other contenders. By Bud Goode You can't win a pennant with A onetime small college power--San Diego pitchers who are last in line. State--leads the nation in three categories The horseshoe nail for the Dodgers, San Francisco and this week.scoring, total offense and rushing Houston is the lack of power offense. Stanford leads in total-offense. hitting. Computer Corner poured the season statistics into our West Virginia in passing offense .Maryland -is Univac sports analyzer to meas- tops in passing defense and arkansas in scor- ure the percentage of hits which go for extra bases. These inq defense. weighted figures for the contenders put Cincinnati on top Thursday, October 9, 1969 Guantanamo Gazette Page 7

THE Beeline 95551

Yellow fever immunizations will be given (cont.) at the hospital Saturday, Oct. 11, between There will be a meeting 6f the American 8:30 and 9:30 a.m. This shbt is necessary Federation Of Government Employees, Local for all persons going to San Juan. Call 2985, at Building 800 (Base Transportation) 7710 for appointments. at 7:30 p.m. In observance of the 8th Marine Regiment's OCTOBER 10----- 52nd birthday, base residents are cordially There will be a dance at the SPO Club. invited to an open house at Camp Bulkely Music will be provided by the Sound Track. from I to 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 11. Visi- OCTOBER 11----- tors will see a live firepower demonstrat- The Marines will conduct a live fire iop, an assault on a fortified position, training exercise from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and a static display of the latest Marine The firing will take place at Radio Range Corps equipment. Refreshments will be and the rounds will impact in the seaward served. The open house is being sponsored impact area. by the 2/8 Marines. OCTOBER 12----- The Second Marine Aircraft Wing Marching The Reef Raiders will dive at Hidden Band from Cherry Point, S.C., will be Beach at 9:30 a.m. performing Thursday night, Oct. 9 at the Marine Barrabks Lyceum starting at 6:45. The Guantanamo Bay Skeet and Trap Club All base residents are invited to attend. will hold a shoot at 2 p.m. at the skeet range. Attention horseback riders' Horseback riding is strictly prohibited on the golf OCTOBER 13----- course. Your co-9peration will be greatly There will. be a meeting of the Sailing appreciated. Committee Representatives at 10 a.m. in the Special Services Conference Room. Until further notice the golf course driving range will be closed on Friday OCTOBER 14----- and Saturday nights. There will be a meeting for all persons interested in forming a scratch trio league The Ladies' Golf Association has changed at 7 p.m. in Marblehead Hall., its official golf day from Mondays to Tuesdays. Golf meetings will be on the There will be a meeting of the Base first Tasday'-of-e'ch month at 8:30 a.m. Athletic Committee Representatives at at the clubhouse patio 10 a.m. in the Special Services Conference Room. All members are urged to attend. There wiTl be a half day of school Tuesday, Dct. 14 for Kindergarten through grade 6, The Little Theater Group will hold its Vas teachers will attend a meeting regarding monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the Special health education. Dismissal time will be Services Stage on Cooper Field. 11:50 for all grades I through 6. This includes 5th and 6th graders at Chapel Hill. The Fleet Reserve Association will hold There will be no afternoon session of Kin- it& monthly meeting at the FRA home on dergarten. The Leeward Point bus will Sherman Avenue at 8 p.m. All members are catch the 12:l5 ferry. encouraged to attend. Page 8 Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, October 9, 1969

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