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American and three Britons sentenced to die LUANDA, Angola (AP)--An American years. of complicity in recruiting and three British soldiers of for- "privatL The Britons sentenced to death armies" to bring down black Africa's tune were sentenced yesterday to were Cypriot-born Costas Georgiu, revolutionary governments and said die before a firing squad for their known by the alias Col. Tony Callan, the individual mercenaries were "in- part in the Angolan civil war. One World News Digest plus Andrew McKenzie and John Derek struments in this political orches- By of them had ordered the massacre of Barker. The swaggering Callan ad- tration." the Associated Fress 14 other British mercenaries who re- mitted killing one other mercenary The U.S. Central Intelligence A- SAN DIEGO--A Marine drill sergeant, fused to fight. himself and ordering other men to gency was declared guilty of bank- charged with responsibility in the Two Americans and seven British kill 13. rolling the mercenary recruitment training death of a recruit, has citizens were sentenced to prison been The death sentences must be con- program in both countries as part of acquitted on all charges by a court terms ranging from 16 to 30 years firmed by Angolan Pres. Agostinho "Dr. Kissinger's new look in foreign martial board in San Diego. The most by a People's Revolutionary Court Neto. British lawyers here for the policy after Vietnam, which meant serious charge against SSgt. Harold that called the 13 defendants "war trial said they would appeal for changing the color of the corpses." Bronson was involuntary manslaughter. prostitutes." clemency for all four. The tribunal said the FBI "had The trial board was made up of five precise knowledge of this traffic in officers and three enlisted men. Daniel Gearhart, a 34-year-old The U.S. State Department con- war prostitutes and did Bronson was charged with allowing Vietnam veteran who left his wife, nothing to demned Gearhart's death sentence as disturb it." Pvt. Lynn McClure to be beaten to children and bills in Kensington, Md., "unwarranted by the facts as we un- All 13 of the mercenaries captured death by forcing him to fight six to come to Angola, appeared to wilt derstand them." in the dying days of the civil war other recruits in succession last the verdict was announced. No "We do not believe the death sen- were found guilty of the general Dec. 6. McClure died three months timony or witnesses had accused tence is justified under interna- charge of mercenary activities. Only later without. regaining conscious- him of murdering anyone. tional law," the spokesman added. Callan and McKenzie were accused ness. The Americans given prison terms He refused to say what the United directly by any witnesses of murder, were Gustavo Grillo of Jersey City, States might do on Gearhart's be- but all 13 were said in the verdict WARSAW--About 50,000 persons gath- N.J., who was sentenced to 30 years, half. to have engaged in plunder, blowing ered in a Warsaw sports stadium to and 21-year-old Gary Acker of The final verdict yesterday ac- bridges, sacking, raping and "un- demonstrate support for the Communist Sacramento, sentenced Calif., to 16 -cused the United States and Britain warranted killing." regime in Poland. The rally cli- maxed a series of similar gatherings Ford urges held throughout Poland in the last slowing of welfare spending several days to condemn protest actions that brought reversal of American National Bank Ford told leaders from West steep food-price hikes announced Germany, France, Britain, Canada, last week. The rallies appeared to Japan and Italy, "The global infla- be aimed at showing ,that protests were tionary climate resulted in large against the price hikes and not the part because governments overcom- current regime. takes over Gitmo mitted themselves to eliminate social inequities at home and abroad and HELSINGBORG, Sweden--At least ten to achieve an ever-rising standard persons were killed and 17 injured of living." when a passenger train collided facility from Citibank The President said he convened head on with a freight train here. the conference to continue the dia- Rescue authorities say seven bodies logue begun at a similar meeting have been recovered. It's believed last November at Rambouillet, Citibank, N.A., N.Y., and National at least three other persons are in France. Bank, Portsmouth, Va., jointly an- the wreckage of a coach crushed be- State Department counselor nounce that American National Bank Helmut neath the freight train locomotive. SAN JUAN (AP)--Pres. Gerald Ford Sonnenfeldt was selected by the Treasury Depart- told reporters the pur- Two of the injured have been hos- urged America's chief industrial pose was not so much to ment to take over the operations of solve the pitalized. Investigators say the allies to go slow on social welfare technical problems four-car the Guantanamo Bay Military Banking raised by recent passenger train had just spending during the seven-nation economic and Facility from Citibank effective financial developments left Helsingborg for Malmo when it economic summit which ended y 1, 1976. yester- but to demonstrate the level of con- ran into the northbound freight. day. cern with these problems. he balance of existing accounts "The In a statement issued at the close President is well satisfied that a of June 30, 1976 will automati- MOSCOW--The Soviet Union and Jor- of the two day conference Ford said, this great spirit and excellent cally be transferred to American dan reaffirmed their friendship to- "We agreed that our objective of sense of responsibility has carried National Bank unless contrary in- day in a joint communique. But monetary stability must not be under- over" since Rambouillet, Sonnenfeldt there is structions are received at the bank- no indication that King mined by the strains of financing said. ing facility prior to June 30. Free Hussein obtained the anti-aircraft payments imbalances. Each nation A high ranking checking will be provided during Canadian official missile system he's been seeking should manage its economy and its said U.S. officials also discussed during July, however all other bank charges his visits to Moscow. The international monetary affairs so as creating a "supplemental will remain unchanged during July. assist- 1,000 word communique was released to correct or avoid persistent or ance" program to provide aid to only Effective Aug. 1, American National after Hussein returned to Jor- structural international payments industrial nations in acute finan- dan from Bank's normal service charges will an 11-day trip to the So- imbalances." cial difficulties. viet Union. apply. A copy of these charges will be available at the bank.

It is very important that effective July 1, customers use only American National Bank checks which will be Gilbert becomes first VC-1O womar n to fly in j't available before that date. All un- used Citibank checks should be de- By Lt. Bob Mihocik, VC-10 selected enlisted members can get stroyed. Citibank checks drawn on back seat qualified to ride on local or after July 1 will not be honored. "Fantastic'" was the word ADJAA training missions. Prior to first Citibank checks drawn before June 30 Ann Gilbert used to describe her flight, these selectees must travel which may be outstanding will be ride last Tuesday as she became the to Jacksonville for one day of honored upon presentation through first woman in VC-10 to fly in the training in the aircraft's ejection Aug. 15, 1976. After Aug. 15, such back seat of a TA-4J Skyhawk. The system and a simulated trip to 40,000 checks will be handled on a collec- two-seat jet was piloted by the feet in the high altitude chamber. tion basis only. squadron's C.O., Cdr. K.A. Back at Gitmo they receive additional New checks were mailed to individ- MacGillivray, and took part in a training, which includes thorough ual customers June 28. All original local training mission with the USS briefings on personal survival equip- checking accounts must pick up new Blakely (FF-1072). ment and water survival fundamentals. checks at the bank. After completing the scheduled ex- After the one-hour flight, ADJAA American National Bank, serving ercise, which included low-level Gilbert was presented with a certi- the Tidewater area of Virginia, is simulated attacks on the ship at ficate of qualification as an Air- an affiliate of Fidelity American speeds in excess of 550 miles per borne Challenger ly Cdr. Bankshares, Inc., a Lynchburg-based hour, Cdr. MacGillivray zoomed the MacGillivray. This certificate, in multi-bank holding company operating aircraft to a higher altitude to part, qualifies her to ".at times 15 banks with 80 branches state-wide. give ADJAA Gilbert a quick flying and places of her choosing, to speak Corporate assets are presently $835 lesson and an introduction to acro- loud and boisterously of thermal million. batics. Taking control of the air- shields, idiot loops, woxof condi- The employees of Citibank will be- craft herself, she was soon per- tions, and other phenomena usually come American National employees and forming aileron rolls through the reserved only for jet aviators.". continue to operate the banking fac- blue Caribbean sky. Commenting on ADJAA Gilbert reported aboard VC-10 ility. The following services are her adventure, ADJAA Gilbert said, last January and currently works in available: personal and commercial "Doing rolls was a lot of fun, but the Power Plants Division. She was checking, passbook savings accounts, flying upside down will take a little recently honored as the VC-10 non- oney orders, travelers cheques, and getting used to." rated sailor of the quarter and was ire transfers. The bank anticipates VC-10 began acquiring two-seat also chosen to represent the squadron offering loan services at a future Skyhawks one year ago, and since then ADJAA ANN GILBERT prepares to climb as it's nominee for ComTacSupWing date. has instituted a program whereby into the backseat of a TA-4J Skyhawk. One sailor of the quarter. Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, June 29, 1976

RACQUET CLUB NOTE FLIGHT CHANGE Anyone with a healthy interest in Thursday's C-118 has been replaced tennis is invited to join the Gitmo by a C-9 aircraft departing Bay Racquet Club. Call 85619 or tomorrow. Flight check-in time is 85784 or better yet, come to the between 7 and 9 a.m. at BPTO. Per- clubhouse where forms and informa- Cormmunity sonnel manifested for Thursdays 118 tion are available. Also available should contact their respective for members only are tennis instruc- personnel sections for early depar- tions from a professional. Join and ture authorization. gouleti have a friend at the court. RIDING LESSONS STAFF NCO CLUB PATRONS' The Leeward Point corral announces 3Oard APPRECIATION NIGHT summer horseback riding lessons to be offered during the daytime hours on The Staff NCO Club is featuring. Mondays and Wednesdays. To register "Patrons', Appreciation Night" Sat- or for more information, call 64263 ol - -- urday. The Crescendos will provide DWH. the entertainment from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. Horse d'oeuvres will be served FBPO FINDS LOOSE TIRE ME TINGS LITTLE THEATRE ANNOUNCEMENT and happy hour prices will be in effect fot' the entire evening. The Fleet Branch Post Office has Little theatre groups around the TODAY one auto tire which was found loose world have offered an outlet for the TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES in the mail. If you have ordered one young people and we are happy to that has not come, please bring ap- support ours in their own play. We The CCPO will be offering classes propriate THE GUANTANAMO BAY SELF DEFENSE pap4erwork to the FBPO and present for your entertainment the at the ComNavBase Conference Room, CLUB will practice at the Morin Cen- be prepared t(o identify the tire. forthcoming presentation of "The except one to be held in the Human ter from_6 to 8 p.m. Emperor's New Clothes," to be per- Resources Management Center. OKINAWA KARATE AFFILIATION will A Navy 21-GUN SALUTE formed on July 23 and 24, 8 p.m. at Correspondence Workshop will meet practice from 6 to 8 p.m. at Mar- Morin Center. This light hearted from 8 to 9 a.m. July 6. The course blehead Hall. For more information Naval Station, Ordnance Division, adaptation of Hans Christian Ander- is designed for summer hires assigned call 98258 AWF. extends an invitation to all persons son's tale of old is sure to please to deal with preparing outgoing cor- THE SURE LOSERS WEIGHT REDUCING on the Naval Base to attend a 21-gun the entire family. Costumes for the respondence. A Navy Correspondence Club will meet at Quonset Hut 211A salute at 12 p.m. July 4 on McCalla play have been brought in from Meri- Workshop, designed for people now behind the old elementary school at Hill. dian, Mississippi's Little Theatre assigned or those who will be as- 7 p.m. For more information call group. Bleachers are being set up signed Joan Frandsen at 951197. with preparing or checking - 3(LITTLE CLUB MEETING as well as regular seating, so the outgoing correspondence, BOY SCOUTS will meet in the Boy starts July young people will be able to see 8 from 8 to noon. The Supervisory There Scout Hut, 6th Street, Villamar at will be a meeting of the Bot- clearly. Tickets will be available Training Course, which will be held tle Club 7:30 p.m. For more information call tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at in front of the Navy Exchange July in the Human Resources Management Corinaso $haron Fox at 64462. Pt. 60. Call 85227 AT. 10 and July 17 or from any of our Center, starts at 1 p.m. and ends GITMO BAY BRIDGE CLUB meets at cast members. There are no reserved at 3 p.m. on July 6. The course is 7 p.m. at the COMO Club. Call Jim seats for the play. Cost for intended for military and civilian Cossey at 85149 AWH. The club is tick- BASIC STRETCH AND SEW CLASSES open to all base residents. ets are $1.50 adults and $1 for supervisors of non-U.S. civilian children. employees. BINGO will be played at the CPO Registration for the August basic Club beginning at 8 p.m. HATHA YOGA ANYONE? M-16 QUALIFYING/REQUALIFYING stretch and sewing classes are now being taken. Classes are given Mon- TOMORROW% Persons interested in Hatha Yoga All Navy personnel desiring to day 7-9 p.m. or Tuesday 9-11 a.m. For meetings should call 85527 or 952242 qualify or requalify with the M-16 more information call Nancy Newkirk OKINAWA KARATE AFFILIATION will anytime. rifle, can do so on July 19, 20, at 98297 AT. practice from 6 to 8 p.m. at Mar- and 21. For more information blehead Hall. For more information contact Chief Beelman at NavSta SPECIAL R/R FLIGHT call 98258 AWH. YOUTH FOR CHRIST MEETING rifle range at 98105. BINGO will be played at the Staff "Youth For Christ," a non-denomina- There will be a special C-118 R&R NCO Club beginning at 8 p.m. tional youth fellowship program, flight to Montego Bay July 3 for 60 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS will meet. sponsored by the Protestant chapel, unaccompained enlisted people, E-5 For more information call 95454 and below, in will be meeting tomorrow evening at CUB SCOUT MEETING conjunction with an DWH. 7:30 in the Youth Fellowship Buil- air lift to Gitmo of a Jamaican mil- ding. For more information and/or Pack 401 will hold their monthly itary band for the fourth of July transportation, call 90148 or 96202 meeting tomorrow at the Cub Scout activities. The flight will depart AT. Hut starting at 8 p.m. For more the morning of July 3 for Montego GITMO SWINGERS TO DANCE information call Lynda Hollingsworth Bay. Return to Gitmo will be the FRIDAY AT CPO CLUB NO TAP BOWLING TOURNAMENT at 951027. afternoon of July 5. Interested people are to submit recreation tra- The Gitmo Swingers square dance There will be a no tap bowling vel requests to their command per- club will meet tournament Saturday. sonnel office before Wednesday- Friday night at 8 This will be a RED CROSS MARCHERS NEEDED in the topside lounge of the CPO men's and women's singles event. Cost Club. Observers are welcome to at- is $4 per person and you must register All the children in Session 1 tend. For more information, call before 7:30 p.m. Saturday. swimming classes are invited to MOTOCROSS RACE Jan Lingnau at 95543 AT. march in the Red Cross contingent of SERVMART CLOSES TOMORROW the parade with their instructors The Gitmo Bay Motorcycle club is and aides. All children should meet sponsoring five racing events as part BICENTENNIAL ART CONTEST The Naval Station Retail Clothing on Victory Hill Road adjacent to the of the fourth of July festivities. store and Servmart will be closed Barrel Club by 1:30 p.m. on the The races, which will be held from 5 The Caribbean Arts and Crafts As- tomorrow for inventory. Normal oper- fourth. Children should wear com- to 7 p.m. July fourth, are open to sociation is sponsoring a bicen- ating hours will resume Thursday. fortable shoes, bathing suits and a the general public. First prizes on- tennial art contest for children shirt if they burn easily. Hats are ly will be awarded in each of the between the ages of 4 thru 12. MUSEUM OPENED FOR FOURTH optional. Pre-registration is not following events: There will be three age groups, necessary. Red Cross is looking for Zero to 100 cubic inches, 101 to 126 4-6, 7-9, and 10-12. Pictures should The Naval Base Museum will be opened a large turnout. cc, 126 cc and above, street legal of follow a bicentennial theme and all on July 4 from 3 to 6 p.m. in honor of any size and a scooter race for scoo- entries are to be brought to the the bicentennial. CERTIFICATE PRESENTATION ters only. There will be no entry fee Navy Exchange on Saturday, July 3 for the races. Participants will be between the hours of 10 a.m. and ARTS AND CRAFTS NOTES There will be a pool side presen- required to have their machines safety noon. All pictures will be displayed tation of certificates to all child- inspected prior to the race and must on the Midway July 4th. The winner The Caribbean Arts and Crafts Asso- ren participating in the Session 1 wear protective clothing, long sleeve in each category will be determined ciation is looking for teachers for swimming classes Saturday at 10 a.m. shirt, heavy pants, heavy shoes, a by the public casting their votes at any of the following arts and crafts; All parents are welcome and encour- helmet and eye protection. Registra- a penny per vote. Cash prizes will Yogam wood carving, modern dance, oil aged to attend.the ceremony held at tion and practice will begin at 3:30 be awarded to the winners. painting, leather craft, enameling, the Villamar pool. p.m. with the race beginning at 5 p.m. watercolor, charcoal, clay modeling, sculpturing, silk screening,etc. For SHANGRILAS TO PERFORM more information please call Angela GUANTANAMO BAY; MOTORCYCLE CLUB MEETING BUS. NAVAL CUBA Johnstone at 95450 or 85527 DWH. The COMO Club will present the There will be an important meeting Shangrilas Saturday from 9 p.m. to The Guantanamo Bay Motorcycle Club of all teachers and prospective tea- 1 a.m. for an evening of dining and will hold a meeting tomorrow, chers for the club in the Arts and dancing. The buffet table will be Fice Monday, at Villamar 1257B. Crafts workshop July at 7 p.m. 8 open from 6 to 9 p.m. featuring This meeting is to finalize prepa- roast turkey at $4.25 each. There rations for the fourth of July ac- will CO "L' WIVES MEETING be a $3 cover charge for the tivities. All members and interested Capt. John H. McConnell Capt. Frank T. Watkins band. Naval,Csmander Base Naval Station persons are encouraged to attend this Coa ding Officer Co. L Marine wives will meet at important meeting. For more infor- 6-A East Bargo on Tuesday, July 6. SHIP VISIT mation call 97115 AT. LCda. Mehael Cherry.Public Affairs Officer New members are welcomed. For more J01Bill Broo. . Edio The U.S.S. Middle will make a ship JO3 BenySmith.Reporter information call Pat Smith at 97168 JOSA Clay Williams .Rporter visit to Port-Au-Prince, Haiti this WATER STATUS JOSA Cathy Aldrich.Reporter weekend. WIVES CLUB Theship is scheduledto CPO BAKE SALE depart Citmo at 5 p.m. Friday and YESTERDAY'S FIGURES: he Guantanamo Gazette is published according tohe rules and regulations for ship and station newspapers will return Monday. There is space as outlined in NAVEXOS P-35ad -,let the directly, The CPO Wives Club will hold a o. the Naval Base publicaffairs ffi,:,. Pp td bake sale in front of the bank to- five times weekly at goeronmtpenso n government listed men. Persons desiring to make AVERAGE CONSUMPTION: 1,500,000- equpment, the opnionsor statmentsin1ew item morrow-beginning at 8 a.m. There CONSUMPTIO N: that:ppa:he:e:nr:o: tobeconstredasof - this visit must submit their environ- ACTUAL 1,529,0001 ficial o as reflectingtheview0r of Coo oo will be lots of cakes, bread, pies, the Department TOTAL IN STORAGE: 17,892,000 of the Navy. cookies etc. Everything will be mental- leave requests to BFTO by homemade and delicious. 3 p.m. tomorrow. Tuesday, June 29, 1976 Guantanamo Gazette Page3 European Communist leaders meet

BERLIN (AP)--European Communist levels. " leaders gathered in East Berlin yes- Brezhnev's trip to Yugoslavia plan- terday for an historic congress al- ned for this spring fizzled out be- ready seen as a victory for a stand cause of Tito's continuing difficult- of independence from the Kremlin. ies with Neo-Stalinists within his On the eve of the conference, own party. Soviet leader Leonid I. Brezhnev Tito has not attended an all- met with Yugoslavia's 84-year-old European conference in 20 years, and Marshal Tito, who split with Stalin his presence here means the confer- in 1948 and has opposed Soviet do- ence declarations are sure to enhance mination of the communist movement. the independent communist policy known The official East German News Agency as "Titoism." described the Tito-Brezhnev meeting Last week, Secy. Of State Henry A. as "friendly" and said "they'dis- Kissinger affirmed Washington's com- cussed several questions regarding mitment to "the sovereignty and in- Leonid I. Brezhnev the development of Soviet-Yugoslav dependence of each of Eastern Europe's Marshal Tito cooperation on the party and state countries." of Labor and Health, education and Welfare. It could provide a vehicle for the first full-scale debate on Pres. Sweeping changes made in House Ford's proposals to limit court- ordered school busing. But the first controversy that e- WASHINGTON (AP)--The Administration with sex. Hays concedes having had rupted concerned abortions, spe- Committee implemented sweeping chan- a "personal relationship" with her cifically whether federal funds ges yesterday in House but says payroll and she was hired to do com- should be available to pay for them. expense account procedures, carrying mittee work. Sen. Robert Packwood, R-Ore., The out orders from the Democratic caucus revisions were originally moved to delete the House prohibit- inspired at least partially drafted by the by a task force created by ion. Packwood argued that it was so Speaker CWltol payroll-sex scandal. Carl Albert, who said he broad it would bar abortions even t Chairman Frank Thompson Jr., established it because of the ac- to save the life of the mother. sathe panel left it up to the cusation against Hays and because Sen. John 0. Pastore, R-R.I., said Rules Committee whether to send the of other allegation that some House the issue was whether public money House a resolution giving members members were misusing travel funds. John 0. Pastore should be spent on "a highly contro- final say on all the changes or a The committee approved changes versial moral question." resolution which he interpreted as that would require all House members Senate debates and Packwood responded that the Vietnam letting them decide on only one re- to certify each month their employes' War was a highly controversial moral vision. duties, salary and relationship with votes against abortion question on which public money was That revision would strip the their employers, and abolish the spent. Administration Committee of the pow- members' $1,140 postage allowance WASHINGTON (AP)--After a heated "I'm talking about the morality of er former Chairman Wayne Hays, D- and take away their ability to draw debate, the Senate voted yesterday abortion," Pastore shouted. "You're Ohio, had won in 1971 to increase up to $11,000 a year for travel and to delete from a $57 billion appro- talking about the morality of war. staff and expense allowances for stationery. The changes will also priation bill a ban on using federal all war is immoral." congressmen. remove the authority of members to funds for abortions. Sen. Edward W. Brooke, R-Mass, in Hays, 65, resigned as head of the save left-over stationery money for The ban had been put in the bill supporting Packwood, argued that committee after Elizabeth Ray, 33, their personal retirements and re- by the House. The Senate vote to federal assistance was the only way accused him of putting her on the quire accountings of expenses and delete it was 65 to 28. poor women could have abortions in committee payroll to provide him employees to be released publicly The bill provides funds for pro- cases where their lives were in dan- every three months. grams administered by the Departments ger.

(AP)--With the swish of skirts, academies which includes the Army, is run by the Commerce Deparment ad- tradition succumbed to changing Navy and Air Force to enroll women. mitted its first women last fall, times yesterday as the first women The Army and Navy Academies will fol- however it has been marked by con- cadets marched under the "bring me low later this summer. troversy. One men" sign leading into the Air Force Change did not come easy. Some A woman cadet resigned under pres- hundred Academy. top military brass opposed it, saying sure after being accused of sleeping Joan Olsen of Oak Grove, Calif., the main goal of the academies is to with a male cadet--her fiance. admitted she got in line well before train cadets for combat. Federal School officials said the male cadet the processing began because she law prohibits assigning women to com- was allowed to graduate because he #fty women to wanted to be first, but she said bat. Meanwhile, in New London, Conn. had a better record than the fresh- feminism didn't motivate her. the Coast Guard Academy also was re- man. Miss Olsen,18, said she entered the ceiving its first female cadets. The academy because she wanted the admission of women was voluntary at The 150 women who arrived yesterday "fantastic education" available there the Coast Guard, which is part of the at Air Force Academy, Colo., are become doolies and because of the career oppor- Transportation Department. Congress members of the 1,600-student fresh- tunities. ordered the change at the military man class. The womenwho like the service academies which are under the male cadets, will be called "doolies" The Air Force Academy is the first Defense Department. are from 40 states with the most,23, I of the big three military service The Merchant Marine Academy which from California. Heavy fighting rages objections to defense questions, Jurors undergo questioning leading defense attorney Leonard on in Lebanon Weinglass to complain. BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP)--Syria moved "You are restricting tne creation 4,000 more troops and a new tank col- complained that one of the defen- of an appellate record, should one umn into Lebanon yesterday, guerrilla dant's questions was incomprehensible. be needed," Weinglass said. ".the spokesmen reported, as heavy fighting When the prospective juror had left rulings today are very restrictive." in the civil war raged on in East the room, Emily Harris came to her Twelve potential jurors are ten- Beirut. husband's defense, saying she felt tatively seated, having undergone The guerrillas said a Syrian infan- it was a bit improper for Mayerson general questioning. They will un'- try brigade of 3,500 men supported to make an objection in front of dergo more thorough probing before by a tank column rolled across the jury about Harris' being incom- defense and prosecution attorneys Lebanon's northeastern border over- prehensible. begin exercising challenges. night and Liorsbbwege to the Moslem "It's kind of a dig at Bill," Mrs. town of Hermal, 65 miles northeast Harris said. "Mr. Mayerson does of Beirut. use these things opportunistically." A 500-man Syrian battalion attacked The exchange came after Harris the leftist-held town of Arsal, south and two defense lawyers questioned of Hermal, they said. prospects individually on the views The reported reinforcements would they have acquired from publicity bring the total of Syrian troops in about the Harrises and their one- Lebanon to 16,500. time traveling companion, Patricia The Moslem's Beirut radio said the Hearst. Lebanese Arab Army also shelled The Harrises and Miss Hearst are William Harris Junieh, the Christian's unofficial charged with kidnaping, assault and capital Sunday night. It said the robbery, but the couple is standing force, made up of deserters from the LOS ANGELES (AP)--The William and trial along with the newspaper heir- disintegrated Lebanese Army, knock- Emily Harris trial entered its sec- ess. She is expected to be tried ed out the water plant at the port ond week of jury selection yesterday later following her sentencing on 12 miles north of Beirut. with Harris personally quizzing a San Francisco bank robbery convic- The Lebanese Arab Army said in a prospective jurors and the prosecut- tion. statement "This is only the begin- or complaining about his style. During yesterday's session, the ning. We shall continue to hit Deputy Dist. Atty. Samuel Mayerson, fifth day of jury selection, Junieh mercilessly until the constantly posing objections during Superior Court Judge Mark Brandler Emily Harris Christian political leaders come to Harris' examination of one prospect, repeatedly sustained prosecution a roundtable conference." Page 4 Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, June 29, 1976 Sports Scores Evert moves into semi-finals at Wimbledon BASEBALL SCORES FROM YESTERDAY WIMBLEDON, England (AP)--Top-seed- and won loud applause from the ed Chris Evert of the United States, crowd. AMERICAN LEAGUE took less than 45 minutes to defeat But after holding her opponent to Boston 12, Baltimore B Olga Morozova of the Soviet Union 2-2, Mrs. Morozova began to lapse. Cleveland 5, Milwaukee 3 6-3, 6-0 yesterday and moved into From deuce on her service, she Detroit 5, New York Yankees 1 the women's singles semifinals ot double-faulted, and then failed Minnesota 4, Kansas City 3 the Wimbledon Tennis Championships. with a low backhand to drop service. Texas 3, Oakland,2 (11 innings) Second-seeded Evonne Goolagong Mrs. Morozova lost her length and and third-seeded Virginia Wade also hit a stream of forehands over the NATIONAL LEAGUE made it to the semis by defeating baseline. Her ground strokes be- came houston 8, San Francisco 2 Rosie Casals, of the U.S., and looser as Chrissie gained in New York Mets 5, St. Louis 4 Australia's Kerry Reid, respectively. accuracy. Philadelphia 6, Montreal 2 Mrs. Morozova, seeded number five, The Russian lost her service again Pittsburgh 9, Chicago Cubs 2 began well, and threatened to break to lose the set 3-6, but she fought Cincinnati 6, San Diego 3 up the rhythm of Miss Evert's game grittily and saved four set points Los Angeles 5, Atlanta 2 by keeping her running and drawing first. Miss Evert eventually closed her to the net. The Russian hit out the set with a forehand across one brilliant low backhand volley the court. Chris Evert

(I) 144:$iJ British schooner to join celebration

All ads will be run one time only,IWhirlpool matching washer and dryer, NEWPORT, R.I. (AP)--They arrived I was lazy. Here you're told to do You must submit your ad each time $200; blonde oak chest and night in the harbor to cheers, applause something, you do it. No buts about you want it to be printed. Ads may stand, $30; metal shelving, .$6 and and raucous whistles, the 42 young it." be submitted by calling 951144 be- $4; green metal storage cabinet, British women who sailed 632 miles Throughout the race which ended fore 4 p.m. or by dropping It in one $15; white metal storage cabinet, of the Atlantic to help the United Saturday night with the Churchill of the drop boxes. Ads which dis- $9; kitchen stool, $3; mahogany States celebrate the 200th birthday six miles short of the finish line, criminate on the basis of race, sex, desk with chair, $25; Lava lamp, of its breakaway from the crown. the crew was supervised predominantly creed, color, or national origin will $4; hanging grape lamp, $10; ma- Their voyage aboard the schooner by a male complement of officers and not be accepted. The Gazette re- Ihogany bookcase with glass doors, Sir Winston Churchill ended Sunday petty officers led by Capt. Patrick serves the right.to re-write any ad $12; and 2 olive colored hanging in this crowded, festive port where Collis, a former Royal Navy trainin it deems necessary. lamps, $5 each. Call 85807 AT. tall masts once again line the docks officer. 0 along the colonial brick buildings Miss Williams, like many in the for sale '72 Honda motorcycle CB-100 with of the waterfront. crew, had done no extensive ocean 2-helmets and extra parts, low On Thursday, Newport will serve sailing before the race started June mileage, excellent condition, $325. as the starting point for a proces- 20. The young women, aged 16 to 25, '71 Saab stationwagon, 7 passenger Call 85807 AT or 85220 DWH. sion of more than 200 sailing ships had practiced climbing the rigging, new paint job and new brakes, and smaller vessels which will pa- which is five stories high, at dock- $1100; Early American sofa cover, Male English Bulldog, brindle and rade up New York Harbor on July 4 to side in Bermuda. Most of the first- $15; Early American chair cover, white and ARC registered. Call celebrate the nation's bicentennial. timers admitted to terror. $5, and bathroom tank set, $5. Call 98147 AT. The stars will be 19 "tall ships," But they were disappointed when 97173 AT. most of them classic square-riggers the Churchill encountered only light with masts rising 150 feet or more winds and then was becalmed for '70 Maverick, $1000 or best offer. above the deck. The Churchill is three days near Bermuda. Can be seen at NH 34A or call 99255 73 Honda CB 100, completely over- smaller and lighter than the square- AT. hauled, excellent condition, $350. riggers, but its all-woman crew made On Thursday, the calm ended when a Contact Moran at K206 GHB AWH. it the star among more than 10 20 knot wind came up from the west '72 Monte Carlo, 22,000 miles, AM/ British entries which raced here and the ship sailed into it through FM radio full power, $2,800. Call Baby stroller, $3; baby walker, $1; from Bermuda on the last leg of a 8 to 10 foot seas, 153 rough miles 95502, 95526 DWH or 951227 AWH. baby back pack, $6; electric broom, trans-Atlantic competition that be- in 24 hours. $15. Call 95405 DWH or 90240 AWH. gan nearly two months ago in Sea sickness was rampant among the '63 Comet convertible and '57 Ford Plymouth, England. for parts and 10'x30' barrel boat. 71 Honda CL 70 with extra parts, novices. As one young woman would rough work, but you get by," Call 97226 AT. $200 or best offer. Call 97137 AT, "Tis lurch to the boat's side, another said Penelope MacGregor Williams, 17, would rush over and clip her in a Complete ham radio-set. Call 99145 of Sussex. "It's done me a world harness to the lee rail to keep her of good already. Toughened me up. AWH. from falling overboard. Lamps $5 each; decorator mushroom 10x10s utility shed, $85; seeded stool (green), $25. Call 85807 AT. wardrobe, $40, and three-piece book- Judy Rankin wins golf tournament case bedroom set, $150. Call Barrel boat, 12'x21' deck area, new 85220 DWH or 95389 AWH. barrels, new plywood deck and new CHAGRIN FALLS, Ohio (AP)--Golfer paint, motor not included, $350 or Judy Rankin shot a three-foot par One 9x12 gold rug with pads and best offer. Call 85134 or 85316 putt on the 18th green yesterday 1 roll of window plastic, Hibachi. AWH or 90130. Call 90163 AT. winning a one-stroke victory in the $100,000 Babe Zaharias Invitational Sansui SR 313 turntable, $125. Call Tournament. 2 girls bicycles 24" with banana Parmer 85527 AT. seat, $5 each. Call 97290 AT. The first prize of $15,000 raises her seasoT total to nearly $97,000, Judy Rankin . Child's chalk board, $5; 10x12 a new record for the Ladies Professional green carpet with pad, $50; plastic services Golf Association tour. The tournament was delayed for one beaded curtain, shades of blue and Rankin shot a 75 in the final hour and ten minutes by rain early turquois, $7; service for 8 Iron- round at the Tanglewood Country in yesterday's round. 13-year-old boy will babysit anytime. Club stone dishes, large blue and gold in Chagrin Falls, Ohio. That Call 98169. left her with flower design $40; and new ladies' a tournament total of 287, one 4 prong,2 carat synthetic diamond, under par. Jane Blalock 11-year-old girl will babysit any- fired a one-over-par new cost $40, will sell for $15. Call 73 for a sec- where, anytime. Call 98295 AT. ond place finish. Sports in brief 96198 AT. Joanne Carner ended up in third place, also card- House and stove cleaning on weekends. ing a 75 for a 290 total. '72 Pinto, best offer. Must sell by Call Burke at 85734 or 85231 DWN. MINNEAPOLIS (AP) --Minnesota July 1. Call 99255 AT. Rankin saw a three-stroke lead Vikings runningback Ed Marinaro re- dissolve to one when she put her A/C service and repair, all work portedly has signed with the New drive in a lateral water hazard on York Jets. The Minneapolis Tribune Sunfish sailboat, orange and yellow, guaranteed, auto A/C serviced also. the 17th hole and came away with a says the announcement of Marinaro's excellent condition, 1 -years-old, Call 952225 AT. double bogey six. But Mrs. Carner move will be made in New York to- $400; red velvet chair, dark wood, shot herself out of contention by day. Marinaro has played out his $74; Opel station wagon, 70 model, powering her drive out of bounds on option with the Vikings. $600; 4'x16' oak bookcase, $66; the left side of the fairway. light green rug 6'x9'_with pad, $50; Responsible couple will housesit 3 pairs from July 9 to August 5 or any date of curtains, 32"x30", white NEW YORK (AP)--Boxing promoter with green trim and matching val- between that time period. For ref- Don King is seeking an injunction ance, $12; three pairs of green erences Call Hansen at Soviet runner sets world BMCS 85898 against next September's heavy- curtains, 40"x40" with four matching DWH or SK1 Moisant at 85456 DWH. weight title fight in New York be- slags, $12: two pairs of gold record in 1,500 meters tween Muhammad Ali and Ken Norton. sheers, 40"x72", $7; three 52"x36" wanted King is suing Norton, Norton's colonial print curtains, $15; two MOSCOW (AP)--A Soviet runner, manager Bob Biron and Madison Square pairs of 48"x84" antique satin Tatyana Kazankina, became the first Garden, which is promoting the fight curtains, gold, $17; five curtains, 62 Chevy, two speed, automatic trans- woman in the world to run 1,500 at Yankee Stadium. King contends total width 128"x36", peach satin, mission. Call 85559. meters in under four minutes yes- he has a contract to promote $15; two pairs of gold semi-sheer, terday, the Tass news agency re- Norton's fights. curtains, 84"x90", $25 per pair. ported. Call 951023 AT. Small hand carried flags that can be Tass said Kazankina ran the dis- used for yard decorations for the tance in 3:56.0, improving the old (UP)--The latest count for the fourth. Call 85227 AT. world record by more than five sec- National League All Star team shows onds. She was running in pre- three Cincinnati players, Johnny 73 Ford F-100 truck parts, includes lost Olympic competitions here when she Bench, Pete Rose and Joe Morgan, 15" tires, power steering, power broke the record, Tass said. virtually assured of starting berths brakes, A/T, A/C, cab and 8' bed; Two green lawn chairs at senior In the same race, her compatriot, in next month's game. Dodger first baseman Steve Garvey and Phillies 72 Honda CB 175, looks good and runs league all star game at Chick Zaiser Raisa Katykova, also shattered the outfielder Greg Luzinski also appear good, $400; Rupp mini-bike in good field. If found call Mrs. Beckett four-minute barrier, coming in sec- to have unbeatable leads. condition, $75. Call 951016 AWH. at 85101 DWH or 952241 AWH. ond with a time of 3:59.8.