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'IC Hints Cease Fire PARIS (AP/AFRTS)---The Viet Cong hinted for the first time today it is ready to accept an unconditional cease fire with American forces in South Vietnam. The hint appeared unobstrusively in a prepared speech delivered by Viet Cong Foreign Minister Mme. Nguyen Thi Binh at the 111th session of the Paris peace talks. Both Hanoi and the Viet Cong have invariably rejected all American cease fire proposals unless the United States first sets a date fro the total withdrawal of its forces from South Vietnam. U. NAVAL SAs. (4AANAs BAY a. AFTER MY LAI Another Massacre Report

WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS)---A former Army staff sergeant from Lt. William Calley's old outfit said yesterday he witnessed the massacre of about 30 Vietnamese women and children a year 94247 THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1971 Phone after the murders at My Lai., Danny S. Notley, 23, whose discharge papers show he served in Vietnam with the Americal Division's 11th Brigade, said members of his squad shot the villagers to death after a much-admired ANTIWAR PROTEST soldier from his unit was killed by a land mine nearby. Notley gave his unsworn tes- Pressure on Congress timony to an unofficial, self- constituted congressional com- mittee which is hearing volun- teers' accounts of alleged war crimes. The pinel has no sub- A*;poena powers and hasn't decid- WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS) ---Ac- F~ ~K'IA~ ed whether to submit its much- tion in the antiwar movement publicized record to Congress. outside Washington is bringing "This was the first time unexpected pressure to bear on I've been able to talk about congressmen. it," Notley said. "I didn't Calls and letters are ccming even tell.my wife about it un- from the homefolks, prodded til last night." for the most part by Common The panel, chaired by Rep. Cause, the self-styled citi- Donald V. Dellums, D-Calif., zens' lobby headed by former has for three days listened to Welfare Secretary John W. 'former American servicemen Gardner. Arrest in Bombing give what they said were eye- An aide to one of the con- WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS)---An witness accounts of indiscrim- gressmen sponsoring an edd-the 18-year-old girl who had been inate killings of South Viet- -war declaration had this to under grand jury investigation namese and of beatings, tor- say about the surprise among in connection with matters of ture and murder that they some members of the House. national security has been ar- sometimes participated in "Some of them have been rested in connection with the themselves. calling us and saying 'Helpl bombing in the Capitol Build- Notley's tale was perhaps What have we drne?' They say ing last month, the Justice the most startling of all. It they have been getting letters Department says. The girl has prompted Dellums to exclaim: (Please see PRESSURE, Page 5) (Please see ARREST, Page 5) (Please see MURDER, Page 2) Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, April 29, 1971 I Elizabeth Aground GAZETTEER ARUBA, Netherlands Antilles (AP/AFRTS)--An The 237 man .a digest of late news ld lady of the sea is aground. crew of. the former luxury liner Queen Eliza- beth is conducting final tests on her boilers I / in preparation for sailing Sunday. The ship has been stranded about one half mile off the coast of Aruba, Netherlands An- French police held a drilled ChiNessInder guard tilles, for the past three months undergoing today, waiting to hear his story, after taking repairs on her six boilers. him away from officials of the Chinese Embassy The liner, which set out from Fort Lauder- who tried to put him on a plane for Shanghai. dale, Florida, on Feb. 10, bound for Hong Chinese diplomats, who fought with airport Kong, lost power at sea and was towed to a police yesterday in a vain attempt to get the cove on theAruba coast by seagoing tugs. man back, accused the French of interfering According to Y.S. Kung, managing director with "Chinese diplomatic immunity." The man of the Island Navigation Corporation of Hong was taken to a hospital near the Paris Police Kong, the company responsible for moving the headquarters. ship, all repairs have been completed and preliminary tests indicate the -"Queen" is A Brazilian Air Force plane expleled'on an airport ready to travel. runway here today, and the first official an- "Once we arrive in Hong Kong the ship will nouncement said 16 persons died' including 10 undergo extensive modernization before we women, two minors and two babies. sail for California where she will become a Earlier reports from this city in the heart combination university and cruise ship," Kung of the Amazon jungle said that as many as 35 said. persons might have died as a result of a fire He added that about 1,000 ,etfdents from followed by an explosion aboard a four-engine Chapman College of Orange, California, will DC-6;airplane. The aircraft had returned to use the liner as their "school away from the Manus Airport for an emergency landing school." this morning. "We also will take on approximately 1,000 I first class passengers. Our cruise schedule Defense Secretary Laird said yesterday:.he has been will be set to coincide with the school's assured personally that ships of neutral na- quarter system," Kung said., tions would be made available for the immed- iate release of war prisoners, if such an a- greement can be worked out with North Vietnam. MURDERS- Laird did not identify the neutral countries, "what the hell is the country doing to young but Pentagon sources said he was referring people to train them to go out and kill inno- primarily to Sweden. cent people?" Notley said the murders he saw were com- Princess Anse landed smack'in the middle of a mitted in the village of Troung Khanh II, pond after the 13th jump in a riding competi- Quang Ngai province, on or about April 18, tion yesterday and was soaked to the royal 1969, 2 months after he arrived in the coun- skin. The 21-year old princess managed to re- try. At the time of thealleged murders his cover in waist-deep water. platoon was'conducting a sweep in the area. Stateside Temperatures New York 64 Guantanamo Gazette Washington 62 Atlanta 65 Local Fore ast comNavlase.,.RAdu. B. McCauliy Miami 79 Public Affairs Officer. LCdr. W. Boer II Detroit 80 Mostly cloudy except partly Editorial Advisor. JOC Jim Teague the afternoon. Editor.J03 Allan Smith Chicago 49 cloudy during Editorial Assistant.,.JO3 Bob Wellborn 50 Visibility 10 miles with north- Sports Editor. . 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SATURDAY--"River Run" John McLiam, Louise Ober Here are the persons who received two or also "Never a Dull Moment" more points at Base Police Traffic Court dur- SUNDAY--"Adam at 6 a.m." Michael Doeyla, Lee ing the week of April 17-23. Purcell. Stephen M. Brown, Naval Air Station Boat TUESDAY--"The Killers" Shed, speeding--two points; Bennett Arndt, WEDNESDAY--"The Trouble with Girls" Special Services, driving while under the in- THURSDAY--"Homer" Don Scardino, Lisa Farrow fluence of intoxicating liquor--license re- FRIDAY--"The Brass Bottle" Tony Randall, Burl voked; Terrance McDonald, Navy Exchange, Lives speeding--two points; Eric W. Falkenthal, The new stag bar and and snack shack is ex- Naval Supply Depot, on complaint, reckless pected to open this weekend at the old McCalla driving--six months suspension of license; Ro- galley. bert Parish, Naval Supply Depot, speeding--two Master hypnotist Ernie Neubaum will enter- points; Mark Yorga, AAWC, failure to yield tain this Friday at 8 p.m. right of way to pedestrian--two points.

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SATURDAY--Los Melodicos Cubanos SUNDAY--"The Brass Bottle" Tony Randall and CPO Mess Rules Set Burl Ives TUESDAY--"Homer" Don Scardino, Lisa Farrow Operating rules for the Chief Petty Offi- THURSDAY--"Adam at 6 a.m." Michael Doeyla, cer's Mess (Open) have been outlined. Lee Purcell Regular operating hours for the dining room FRIDAY--TGIF Night will be 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. for lunch, 5 until 9:30 p.m. for dinner. It will be open CPO CLUB daily except Thursdays. The topside lounge will be open Friday, Sat- SATURDAY--"Adam at 6 a ,m." Michael Doeyla, urday and the day preceding holidays and Lee Purcell special events from 7 p.m. until 1 a.m. The SUNDAY--"River Run" John McLiam, Louise Ober Casual Bar will be open Sunday through Thurs- MONDAY--"The Violent Four" Gian Maria Volonte day from 11 a.m. until midnight and Friday, Thomas Millan Saturdays and the day preceding holidays from TUESDAY--"The Brass Bottle" Tony Randall, Burl 11 a.m. until 1 a.m. Lives The swimming pool will be open daily from WEDNESDAY--"Homer" Von Scardino, Lisa Farrow I until 8 P. THURSDAY"Saddle the Wind" Robert Taylor, Julie No dependents under 18 will be permitted in London. the Casual Bar after 6 p.m. FRIDAY--No movie will be shown because of the Guests of any rate or rank may be brought W.T. Sampson Junior-Senior Prom at the club. into the CPO Mess by authorized patrons. How- The dining room will be closed Monday, Tuesday ever E-6 personnel and below must be in civi- and Wednesday because of installation of new 11an clothes. carpeting. It will be closed Thursday, tdb, Such guests must remain with their sponsor, as usual. and must leave when the sponsor leaves.' Dress is in accordance with SOPA regula- MORIN CENTER tions. All patrons must be neat in appearance at FRIDAY--"King of the Grizzlies " all times, and may be asked to leave by the SATURDAY--"Donavan's Reef" manager or duty manager if they are not. SUNDAY--"Where Angels -Go, Trouble Follows" The terrace adjacent to the Casual Bar is designated as a stag area after 6 p.m. each day. Dependents 12 years or younger must-be accompanied by a parent or authorized sponsor. Water Condition Charlie V No dependents will watch the movie from this area. -All patrons must park in designated areas. I Conserve Water! Parking in the driveway is limited to mess vehicles only. Parking spaces will be marked for the CPO mess manager, the duty manager and taxis. Page 4 Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, April 29, 1971 I Cine Scene Sat. Sun. Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Naval Station .1/8 2 3 4 5 6 7/9 Naval Air Station 10/9 1 2 3 4 5 6/8 Marine Site 11 10 1 2 3 4 5 Hospital 12 11 10 1 2 3 4 Camp Bulkeley 13 12 11 10 1 2 3 EM Leeward Point 14 13 12 11 10 .1. 2 NAS Leeward Point 17/18 14 13 12 11 10 1/15 BOQ Leeward Point 16. 15 14 13 12 11 10

1. GOODBYE MR. CHIPS: Peter O'Toole, Petula 10. NO MAN IS AN ISLAND: Jeffrey Hunter, Clark. Arthur Chipping, a prim schoolmaster in Barbara Perez. The true life story of U.S. in English public school, falls in love with a radioman George Tweed, who outwitted and out- music hall entertainer. MUSICAL DRAMA COLOR fought the Japanese invaders for 34 months 130 min. G on the island of Guam during World War II. 2. SARDINIA KIDNAPPED: Franco Nero, Charlotte DRAMA COLOR 114 min. NRA Rampling. The son of a sheepherder in the Isle 11. GOD FORGIVES, I DON'T: Terence Hill, of Sardinia is kidnapped. DRAMA COLOR 95 min. Frank Wolff. As a ghostly train arrives in a NRA small western depot, all but one aboard in- 3. EVERY MAN IS MY ENEMY: Robert Webber, El- cluding the engineer are dead. CRIME DRAMA sa Martinelli. In Miami, Tony Costa witnesses COLOR 102 min. M the fatal shooting of a friend by the police. 12. THE THRILL OF IT ALL: Doris Day, James DRAMA COLOR 90 min. NRA Garner. Arlene Francis is in seventh heaven 4. IF A MAN ANSWERS: Sandra Dee, Bobby Darin. when she visits the office of her tycoon Sandra Dee, young bride of a photographer who husband to tell him their marriage of many takes her for granted, is coached by mama on years will be honored by a blessed event. S how to make a husband jealous. COMEDY COLOR COMEDY COLOR 108 min. NRA 102 min. NRA 13. THE LAST DAYS OF SODOM AND GOMORRAH: 5. DAYS OF WINE AND ROSES: Jack Lemmon, Lee Stewart Granger, Pier Angeli. Hebrews are Remick. Public relations man, Jack Lemmon, permitted by Queen Anouk Aimee to farm land persuades his wife to become a "social" drink- near Sodom and Gomorrah in the hope that they er and in time both become confirmed alcoho- will act as a buffer between the cities and lics. DRAMA B&W 117 min. NRA her enemies. DRAMA COLOR 155 min. NRA 6. MADIGAN: Richard Widmark, Henry Fonda. 14. BORSALINO: Jean-Paul Belmondo, Alain Detectives break into the room of Steve Inhat Delon. In 1930 in Marsailles, cheap gangsters who is wanted for questioning in another pre- Delon and Belmondo become-fast friends and cinct and find him in bed with a nude girl. partners even though Delon's girl, Catherine MELODRAMA COLOR 101 min. GP Rouvel, deserted him for Belmondo. DRAMA 7. OTLEY: Tom Courtenay, Romy Schneider. Otley COLOR 124 min. GP is once again at loose ends when he convinces 15. THAT LADY FROM PEKING: Sid Melton, Carl a friend to let him spend the night. COMEDY Betz. Betz, an American reporter and author, COLOR 91min. NRA goes to Hong Kong to assi-st a Russian diplo- 8. MERRIL'S MARAUDERS: Jeff Chandler, Ty mat in defecting from the Russian embassy in Hardin. The true life exploits of Brig. Gen. Peking. DRAMA COLOR 124 min. GP Frank D. Merrill and his WW II fun command as 16. HELLO--GOODBYE: Michael Crawford, Curt they head behind the lines to destroy a stra- Jurgens. Crawford buys vintage cars from own- tegic village. DRAMA COLOR 98 min. NRA ers refused credit. DRAMA COLOR 101 min. GP 9. THE INTERNS: Cliff Robertson, James Mac- 17. LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA: Olivia de Havi- Arthur. The story of four young men who enter lland, George Hamilton. A beautiful 26-year a hospital. DRAMA COLOR 120 min. NRA old girl has the mentality of a 10-year old because of a childhood injury. COLOR DRAMA Movie Rating Codes 110 min. NRA I G Recommended 6oL genehat audience. 18. LONELY ARE THE BRAVE: Kirk Douglas, GP Recommended 6o,% general audience wit' &eseuaton6. Walter Matthau. When Douglas, a cowboy, goes R Recommended 6o't aduLt audience. to visit his friend, he finds that his friend X Recommended 6o& matue aduts only. has been jailed. He plans to get him out. NRA No )ating available. WESTERN BLACK AND WHITE 107 min. NRA S Na~tonal Moton PictuAe A.6sociation tatinA Thursday, April 29, 1971 Guantanamo Gazette Page 5

4:30 My Favorite Martian 10:30 Music and the Spoken Word 4:30 Have Gun Will Travel 5:00 The Law of the Sea $0 # 11:00 The Christophers 5:00 Lloyd Bridges 5:30 Animal World 11:15 Favorite Serman # 5:30 Honey West 6:00 Panorama 11:30 This is the Life 6:00 Panorama 6:30 Room 222 12:00 Crseroads 6:30 Dragnet 7:00 The Changing Scene # 12:30 To be announced 7:00 Carol Burnett 8:00 Iron Horse 2:00 Game of the Week 8:00 Bob Hope $4 # 9:00 High Chaparral 3:30 The Untouchables 9:00 Carol Channing $4 10:00 News Brief 4:30 To be announced 10:00 News Brief 10:05 MOVIE: The Brain (1965) 5:00 21st Century 10:05 Tagget 11:30 Perry Mason 5:30 Off RImp 10:30 Smothers Brothers [] 1:30 Boxing 6:00 News Brief 6:05 lt Tuesday $4 4:30 Flintstones 9:30 Sesame Street 7:00 Bonanza 5:00 Sea Hunt 10:30 Dick Tracy 8:00 Ed Sullivan 5:30 Pblka Parade [] 11:00 Yogi Bear 9:00 Mission Impossible 6:00 Panorama 11:30 True Adventure 10:00 News Brief 6:30 Daniel Boone 12:00 get It Together 10:05 Best From Broadway: 7:30 The Virginian 12:30 All American College Show Anatomy of a Murder (1959) 9:00 Burkes Law 1:00 MOVIE: The Brain (1965) 10:00 News Brief 2:30 American Sprotsman 4:30 Bat Masterson 10:05 Tombstone Territory 3:00 Greatest Fights 5:00 Doris Day 10:30 MOVIE: Charlie Chan at the 3:30 Auto Racing 5:30 Green Acres Wax Museum (1940) 4:00 Wrestling 6:00 Panorama 4:30 Killy Style 6:30 Julia 4:30 Addams Family 5:00 Outdoor Sportsman 7:00 Name of the Game' 5:00 Mr. Ed 5:30 CBS Sports 8:30 As it Ha-pened 5:30 Bill Anderson 6:00 News Brief 9:00 Hawaii 5-0 6:00 Panorama 6:05 The Poisoned Plant $0 10:00 News Brief 6:30 Dante [] 6:30 Red Skelton 10:05 Wanted: Dead or Alive 7:00 Laugh In 7:00 Hee Raw 10:30 Mike Douglas 8:00 Glen Campbell 8:00 Gunsmoke 9:00 Barbara McNair 9:00 Dean Martin $4 SPECIAL 10:00 News Brief 10:00 News Brief [] LAST SHOW 10:05 Sheriff of Cochise 10:05 The Detectives # PREEMPTION 10:30 Dick Cavett 10:30 MOVIE: Carry on Cruising () DATE MOVIE MADE (1966) 12:00 Combat

PRESSURE--- knew about this con- and calls asking them to sign our statement voters in the hinterlands movement before their own congress- and want to know what it's all about." gressional The statements the congressmen are hearing men did. of these end-the-war pcsi- about are being circulated by bipartisan groups There are three being circulated--one biparti- in the House and Senate -endorsing full removal tion statements effort in the Senate and separate of the U.S. military from Vietnam by the end of san joint and Republican letters in the House. Due largely to Common Cause, many Democratic the year. Sponsors say their primary service will be to keep the ARREST--- swelling sentiment toward a legislated end to the war a- been identified as Leslie Bacon. She was ar- live while bills to do this by FBI agents in Washington. A federal rested through the congressional judge has refused to reduce her bond of $100, drag 000, which she has been able to meet. machinery. Cause, which The girl, who said her parents live in Ath- But Common .the state- Calif., is being held as a material helped put together erton, the cam- witness in a grand jury probe in Seattle, ments and coordinate more of getting Wash., of the capitol bombin.She has been paign, thinks committed by putting subpoenaed to appear before the Seattle Grand lawmakers their names on record. Jury. "We want the people back An FBI agent is said to have told the girl's to know how their con- attornye she is suspected of being a partici- home gressmen sitarn on this, " said pant the Capitol bombing. _ in Cause official. "A Assistant U.S. Attorney Harold Sullivan said a Common lot of them have been evading the girl was uer investigation for matters including the bombing of the Capitol. this." Page 6 Guantanamo Gazette .Thursday, April 15, 1971 IS Colorful 1340 TIMW: *lcDAY TRUFFR'itzir SAtURDAY SUNDAY MIDNIGHT News N4ews News 12:15 Sign ^ff 1g6 Off Sign Of f 12:18 -Night Time Night-Time Night-Time 5:57 Sign ^n Sign on Sign On 6:00 News . News News 6:15 Morning Toast The Day Breaker Show The Day Breaker Show 7:00 News News News 7:15 Sports Sports SPorts 7:20 Morning Toast The Day Breaker Show The Day Breaker Show 8:00 News News News 8:05 Morning Toast The Day Breaker Show The Day Breaker Show 9:00 News News News 905 Bobby Troupe East of Eden Silhouette 9:30 Ira Cook' Hawaii Calls Protestant Hour 10*00 News News News 10205 Rb;er Carroll _in Pewter Music for the Soul l0*30 Roger Carroll Jim Pewter Ave Maria Hour 11:00 News News News 11:05 Dick Noble D~dio Program Western Weekend Country Crossroads 11:30 Dick Noble Radio Program Western Weekend Banners of Faith NOON News News News 12*l5 Sports Sports Sports 12 -30 Dick Noble Radio Drogram Record Rack Record I Rack 1:00' News News News 1:05 Dick Noble vadio Pro~gram Record Rack Record Rack 2:00 News News 'News 2:05 Bob Kingsley Jasin Street Jaz Scene 3-00 News News News 3;:05 Bob Kingsley Wolfman Jack History of Rock and Roll 4:00 News News News 4-05 Dick Noble Radio Program 'Polka Party. Bolero Time 5:00 bfNews News News 5:05 Tommy Tomlin Record Rack Andy Mansfield 5:45 Paul Harvey Record Rack Andy Mansfield 6:60 News News News 6:15 Sports Sports Sports. 6:30 The Huddle Record Rack ilduie] ys of Radio 6:35 Opinion, Record Rack 6:5 Interlude 7:00 News Ns Ntsws 7:05 Tommy Tomlin Grand Ole Opry, 1inch' Bandwagon 8:00 News 7:30 Jim Hawthorne Comedy 8 :0' Charlie Williams' Theater 96bby Gentry Country Corner :55 Interlude 9:00 News 8:00 News News 9:05 Barbara Randolph 8:05 Jimmy Wakely Ruta Lee 10:00 News. 9:00 News 10:05 manin Griffith 9:05 Date With Chris Bill Stewart 11sOO News 10:00 News )News 11:05 Love .10:05 Ted Quillin Bill Stewart 11:00 News 11:05 Ted Quillin I Thursday, April 29, 1971 Guantanamo Gazette Page 7 U.S. Indochina Policies Win Endorsement

LONDON (AP/AFRTS)--Secretary of State Wil- bassador Davic K. E. Bruce to return to Paris liam P. Rogers won endorsement yesterday from and press vigc orously for the release of A- the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization for merican prisonners held by. North Vietnam. policies in Vietnam, then conferred with his Bruce is extpected to bring up the issue at envoy to the Paris Peace Talks. the regular sesession of the Paris Peace Talks U.S. officials said Rogers instructed Am- today. North Vietnamese authorities acknow- ledge holding about 340 Ameri- cans captive. President Nixon Cambodians Locked in Battle has indicated about 1,600 A- SAIGON (AP/AFRTS)--Cambodian troops were locked in heavy mericans in all the Indochi- fighting yesterday on Highway 4, the lifeline to the sea, and nese territories have been U.S. fighter-bombers flew to their support, informed sources captured or are missing. reported. A communique winding up a The fighting raged along the highway and in the flanking two-day conference of foreign jungles about 55 miles south- ministers of SEATO accused the west of Phnom Penh, the capi- Twister Kills 9 Communist rulers of North tal, as action slackened Vietnam of demanding "complete throughout .South Vietnam. LOUISVILLE (AP/AFRTS)--Tor- capitation" by the Americans Lt. Col. Am Rong, Cambodian nadoes skipping to the ground and South Vietnamese at the high command spokesman, repor- in an 80 mile long area of Paris Peace Talks. ted Viet Cong and North Viet- south-central Kentucky have Neither Pakistan nor France namese attacked in force be- killed nine persons. State associated themselves with fore dawn against Cambodians police reported two deaths.in the-SEATO communique. France in jungles more than a mile Bowling Green, five in Adair boycotted the talks and Paki-. off the highway and fighting County and two in Russell stan sent an observer. was hand to hand. County. Police and hospitals The communique made the fol- Other enemy forces struck reported more than 170 per- lowing points on U.S. policies a government position on the sons injured. in Vietnam: "The trends .in the highway, the only one running The United States Weather military situation in Indo- from Phnom Penh to the deep- Service saidthe first twist- china were encouraging with.- water port of Kompong Som. er touched down near.Bowling Vietnamization developing ef- Am Rong claimed 57 enemy Green about 10:20 Tuesday fectively, permitting contin- soldiers were killed in the night. Officers said the ued U.S. and other allied jungle fighting. He gave Cam- twister in Russell County cut troop withdrawals. The five bodian casualites as 12. a swath about six miles long member states reaffirm support killed and 51 wounded. and varied in width from one for the continued efforts by Cambodian officers estimate to one and a half miles. the Republic of Vietnam and an enemy regiment of 3,500- Earlier, one woman was the United States to negotiate 4,000 men is operating in the killed by a twister that a peaceful solution to the region near the Pitch Nil struck the town of Thompson- war." Pass, where a government gar- ville, Illinois. The Communist negotiators at rison has.been surrounded by the Paris Peace Talks have North Vietnamese. -bn shown "no willingness to nego- In South Vietnam, five tiate but continue to insist waves of B52 bombers pounded MCWTGOMEPY (AP/AeRT6)--A on unrealistic conditions at North Vietnamese positions federal grand jury here will which, if accepted, would a- in the A Shau Valley sector continue a secret investiga- mount to a complete capitula-. in the North. tion today of possible income tion." Other formations of the tax violations connected with The allies offered again to Stratofortresses struck at the 1968 third party presi- join the Communist and other North Vietnam's supply routes dental candidacy of Alabama powers in a general conference and troops in Laos and Cam- Governor George Wallace. "on Indochina as a whole" or bodia. In Cambodia, the B52 Central figures in the through separate peace talks target was enemy positions probe are Gerald Wallace, the on the Paris model." facing both Cambodian and governor's brother, and Sey- Pakistan, seeing a middle South Vietnamese.troops oper- mour Trammell, Wallace's top position in the conflict, did acting along Highway 7. financial aide. not sign the communique. Page 8 Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, April 29, 1973 SPORTS Flood Quits Majors

WASHINGTON (UPI/AFRTS)--Curt Flood---the man who challenged baseball's reserve clause---has quit the major leagues. Flood playing for Washington this season after a one year layoff, did not show up for last night's game with Minnesota. Just before the game began, a telegram was handed to Senator's owner Bob Short. in New York, The telegram said that Flood was having too many personal problems and could not continue SI in baseball. Flood sent the cable from New York's John F. Kennedy Airport, where Flood was believed to have boarded a jet bound for Barcelona, Spain. Short says the club very much wants to get in touch with Flood. He said, and we quote, "We want Flood to know that his manager, the players, and the en- tire Senator organization want him to play on our team." Flood was off to a very slow start this year, with just seven hits in thirty-five times at bat. all singles. But still the Senators are very high on him. Short said, "We'd like to have him back on the club., he's a great person." Bucks, Alcindor Eye Playof f Sweep In other baseball news last night, Hank Aaron of the At- WASHINGTON (UPI/AFRTS)--The lanta Braves hit the six hun- Milwaukee Bucks and Baltimore dredth home run of his career. Bullets tangle again tonight The shot came in the third in- in the third game of the Na- ning off San Francisco's Gay- tional Basketball Association lord Perry. Aaron is the Championship series. The Bucks third player ever to hit six S have won the first two games. hundred or more homers. The Even though they own the two- other two are Willie Mays, nothing edge in games, Milwau- with six hundred thirty-three, kee's players are not giving and Babe Ruth. who holds the themselves the opportunity to record at seven hundred-four- become over-confident. Guard teen. Jon Mcglocklin said, "We can't Also Pittsburgh's Willie afford to let up now, either Stargell set a major,league Lew Alcindor.Bucks as individuals or as a team." record for home runs in the The Bucks know as well as any- month of April as he hit num- one that Baltimore was down to ber eleven last night in a 7-5 Bluckhowks Win the New York Knicks two-no- winoer he Los An~qles Do4d-_ thing in their semi-final ser- gers. The blow came i the WASHINGrT'Or (TPI/ APRTS)--The ies, and then won it four- ninth inning and breaks the Blackhawks and the Canadians three. Tonight's game is in old record held by Tony Pet'es each moved to a three-two ad- Milwaukee and then the teams and Frank Robinson. vantage in their respective travel back to Baltimore for In other National League ac- Stanley Cup series last night. the fourth game. tion last night, Atlanta lost The Hawks' Bobby Hull slapped Also tonight the Western to the Giants, ,-1 on Willie in a twenty-footer at six-thir- Division title of the American Mays' tenth inni 9 hit. It ty-five of the first overtime Basketball Association will be was Cincinnati over San Diego period to give Chicago a three decided. The Indiana Pacers 6-5 .Houston over PhiladelK -two win over the New York Ran- host the Utah Stars for the phia 4-3 .and the Mets a win- gers. The goal was Hull's final game of the best-of-se- ner over St. Louis 9-1. Final- first against the Rangers in ven series. The winner will ly it was Chicago over Montre- the semi-final series and his play the Eastern Division al 3-2. - seventh in nine playoff games. Champion Kentucky for the lea- ' the American League last At Montreal, Pete Mahovlich gue title. The site of the night, the Yanks got a run in scored twice to lead the Cana- title series and dates have the twelfth to beat the White dians to a six-one win over as of yet not been decided by Sox 6-5. .Milwaukee beat Bo- the Minnesota North Stars. the commissioner's office. ston 4-2. S