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Cuban Reservists Are Called Up Cuban reservists are called up 0 aWNEW YORK (AP) -- Newsweek magazine Their presence coincides with re- President Carter disclosed Sunday The two Marxist African nations reports that Cuba has mobilized its ports received in Washington last that he and Egypt's President Anwar are warring over a desert region. military reserve. week that Cuban pilots were flying Sadat had discussed Africa at Camp Ethiopia has been waging an ongo- These troops, estimated at 3,000 Soviet-built aircraft on raids over David, but he provided no details. ing battle for the desert with Soma- to 5,000, will be sent to Ethiopia Somalia, the official said. li rebels from the east. Those re- aboard Soviet ships currently. en Ethiopia's official radio said a bels reportedly control most of the route to Havana, Newsweek said. A State Department official said high-level delegation from the Or- disputed Ethiopian territory. A Pentagon official said in Wash- Somalia claimed the Cubans are fly- ganization of African Unity arrived ington Sunday that a U.S. destroyer ing the raids over its territory, but Sunday in the country's capital. Additionally, British diplomatic from the Sixth Fleet has been sent the official said the U.S. has not The group's aim is supposedly to sources revealed Sunday that Somalia to join three other American war- been able to independently confirm bring an end to the fighting between is appealing to the U.S. and four ships off Ethiopia's Red Sea Coast. the claims. Ethiopia and its neighbor, Somalia. other Western powers for arms aid. U. S. NAVAL BASE GUANTANAMO BAY, CUBA Vol. 33 No. 25 Monday, February 6, 1978 Carter to make statement on summit later WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Carter The leaders returned to the White House, the official residence for However, the talks produced at said he'll have "a much more definite House as dusk settled on Washington, visiting government leaders. least one concrete result. statement" on his talks with Egyptian later than their scheduled afternoon At the White House, a statement It was announced that Assistant President Anwar Sadat before the return. distributed to reporters .said Car- Secretary of State Alfred Atherton Egyptian leader leaves Washington. They decided to delay their de- ter and Sadat, over two days of ex- will return to the Middle East in The two plan to further define parture because they wanted to have tensive talks at Camp David, had the near future to continue working their views on Middle East issues additional time to talk, according carefully considered the further on a declaration of principles be- prior to Sadat's departure for home to Deputy White House News Secretary steps necessary to achieve a settle- tween Egypt and Israel. Wednesday. Rex Granum. ment. The peace talks broke down Jan. 18 Upon returning Sunday from their After escorting the Egyptian leader in a dispute over the Palestinian weekend discussions at Camp David, onto the South Lawn, Carter announced But no details were given as the issue. Maryland, Carter reaffirmed that the there was complete agreement between White House maintained a virtual The U.S. statement Sunday spoke of U.S. role is to be "a friend of both himself and Sadat about a mutual de- news blackout on the summit that had the "slow race" of the Egyptian-Is- sides" in the stalled Israeli-Egyp- termination to work toward a peace been surrounded by an aura of myste- raeli peace talks and said Carter tian peace talks. settlement in the Mideast. ry and tight security. and Sadat "will further refine their A statement from the White House The statement, issued in the U.S. views" before the Egyptian leader later said the two presidents agree He placed a friendly hand on Sa- name only, reaffirmed the impression leaves Washington Wednesday night. that no obstacle must be allowed to dat's shoulders, then guided his given by American officials that It also said Carter gave Sadat a prevent the achievement of a just guest into the White House. there is no basic change in U.S. po- detailed explanation of how the U.S. and lasting Mideast settlement. Sadat stood silently at Carter's licy or any inclination by the Unit- envisions its role and responsibili- Carter said he now has a better side and offered no remarks, either ed States to force peace terms on ties in the peace process as a friend understanding of Sadat's concerns. on the South Lawn or later at Blair Israel. of both sides. * Japan deciphers Russian top secret code TOKYO (AP) -- Japan's National De- friend or foe" code of the Soviets, tion code a pilot uses to identify attacking. fense Agency is reported by the Ja- one of Russia's most closely guarded a plane that appears on his radar The Japan Times said that with de- pan Times to have deciphered top se- secrets. screen while he is cruising at more ciphering of the code, Western mili- cret codes used by Soviet MIC 25 pi- The experts are said to have than twice the speed of sound. tary officials and experts gained lots to identify enemy aircraft. cracked the code after intensive knowledge of the Soviet Union's top study of the data obtained from the Since it is impossible for a pi- secret code formulation, the basic It quotes Defense Agency sources MIG 25 which was flown to Japan in lot to identify such planes by sight, units of pulse signals emitted by as saying the experts decoded what September 1976 by a defecting pilot. he flashes out code signals for a the IFF, and the Soviet Union's code it called the "identification, The so-called IFF code is an avia- pre-arranged return signal before sequence. This is Vietnam recalls ambassador TOKYO (AP) -- Radio Hanoi said Viet- dicted co-conspirator in a case nam has decided to recall its am- against a Vietnamese national and an bassador to the United Nations. American. The Vietnamese had refused to The two are accused of passing National bring him home earlier, although the confidential cables to Hanoi by way U.S. had ordered him to leave, say- of Vietnam's U.N. Mission. ing he was involved in an alleged The Vietnamese deny any involve- spy operation. ment by their mission. Sunday's Hanoi broadcast, monitor- They had said the U.S. could not Children s ed in Tokyo, said his return was or- force the ambassador out. The U.S., dered because of what it called U.S. claiming it coid, declared his al- attempts to "disturm" his activit- leged involvement was outside the privileges of residence accorded Dental The ambassador was named an unin- ambassadors. Muriel sworn into the Senate WASHINGTON (AP) -- Muriel Humphrey Mrs. Humphrey was appointed to her Health was scheduled to become a senator husband's seat following his death this afternoon. last month. Vice President Walter Mondale, a A special election will be held in fellow Minnesotan, was scheduled to November to fill the remaining four Week administer the oath of office to the years of the late senator's term. 65-year-old widow of Senator Hubert examined, and today is the beginning This youngster is having his teeth H. Humphrey. According to longtime Humphrey aide Dental Health Week, a good time for parents to of National Chlidren's The ceremony was scheduled to be David Gartner, Mrs. Humphrey will Regular brushing and flossing check into their offsprings' tooth care. held in the Senate Chamber at 2 p.m. have to decide "in the next 90 days professional care is the key to healthy teeth that along with regular EST, and a reception was set for af- or so" whether to run in that elec- on tooth and gum disease, see last a lifetime. For more information terwards. tion. page three. Guantanamo Gazette Monday, February 6, 1978 Today's Meetings YESTERDAY'S WATER STATUS ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets at 7:30 p.m. at the East Bargo Point TAROFT CONSUMPTION: 1,200, Old Nursery School building. For ACTUAL CONSUMPTION: 1,434,000 further information call 90269 or Community 8275. TOTAL IN STORAGE: 17,450,000 ALATEEN meets at 7 p.m. For more information Bulletin call 90269 AT. Tomorrows Meetings TAKE * A OFF POUNDS SENSIBLY meets at e 6:30 p.m. at W.T. Sampson Elementary Board sA1)0u a School room B-9. For further infor- 5 * oson mation call Judy at 90253 AT or Tricia at 951049 AWH. Community Announcements 951144I Clubs & Organizations CABLE BEACH AND PEBBLE BEACH will ANYONE INTERESTED in being a Special Announcements member THE CONSOLIDATED RECREATION be off limits to all personnel of the Color Guard for the until further notice, effective Seabee Ball to be held COMMITTEE will meet on Monday, THE NAVY EXCHANGE FOOD SERVICES in March, Feb. 5. please contact Feb. 13, at 1:30 p.m. in the announces "Country EOC Jones at 8696 and Western DWH. Special Services Conference Room Night" at the Blue Caribe on Fri- located in the Special Services day, Feb. 10 from 6:00 p.m. until office building. All members are midnight. The menu will include required to attend. Steam Ship Round, mashed potatoes with gravy, vegetable, tossed green salad, rolls and butter, coffee or THE CPO WIVES CLUB WILL HOLD iced tea, and 1 glass of wine, all their regular monthly meeting on for $5.95. The Patio Lounge fea- Monday, Feb. 6 at 7 p.m. in the tures the exotic Pina Colada, truly dining room of the CPO Club.
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