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SAIGON (AP/AFRTS)--- A precautionary alert age of knowing what he wants to do, where he tightened the security net around Saigon's wants to pit an explosive charge and when." 25,000 American residents yesterday, but one At least three Americans-and three Vietnam- U. S. general said that the capital is still ese, including a National Assemblyman, have vulnerable to terrorist attacks. been killed in a three-day spree of bombings, "No security can be good enough to stop grenade attacks and a shooting. Fourteen A- this kind of thing," said Brig. Gen. Michael mericans and 23 Vietnamese have been wounded. J. L. Greene. "The terrorist has the advant- Greene, who is in charge of military security in Saigon, indicated he expected stepped- U.S. NAVAL ES.~ PIJAkEAN"60 SAY, CUBIA up terrorism throughout the Christmas season. "The Viet Cong are not succeeding militar- ily in the countryside, so they're trying to make themselves felt in the cities," he said. "They've done it before. There are a number of Communist holidays this month and we might have a Christmas truce. If they follow their pattern they'll try to take advantage of 0*iutattint this. "Besides Communist-led guerrillas, we also have to put up with anti-American demonstrators and just plain disgruntled people," the general said. December 18, 197C Phm 9-5247 The general's Saigon area headquarters has increased military police patrols and advised 10,000 servicemen billeted in Saigon to "keep moving when on the streets and avoid crowds and congested areas." Polish Riots Spread The U. s. 7th Air Force warned its 11,000 airmen at Ton Son Nhut Air Base there is "a very likely possibility of increased attempts WARSAW (AP/AFRTS)---Broadcasts from Gdansk of assassination and kidnaping of U. S. ser- last night told of "gangs of hooligans" at- vicemen by Viet Cong and North Vietnamese ter- tacking food trucks and "many of the trucks rorists." were thoughtlessly destroyed" as rioting fan- ned out across northern Poland. In Szczecin, the latest Baltic city to be ,it by the riots, radio reports said public uildings there were set afire and shops loot- ed. Early today the station appealed for ob- servance of curfew restrictions, indicating that unrest in the port had not subsided. Another report from the area told of tanks charging crowds of demonstrators, running down at least one woman and her child. Premier Josef Cyrankiewicz told the nation by television last night that 10 to 20 persons have been killed and hundreds wounded in the rioting, which started Monday in Gdansk when shipyard workers demonstrated against increas- es averaging 20 per cent in the price of food, fuel, clothing and other commodities. Informed sources said a bomb exploded in the back yard of the Soviet Embassy in Warsaw, but no one was injured, Western diplomatic missions in the capital say tensions appear to be mounting in other parts of Poland as well. A South Vietnamese guard in Saigon. Page 2 Gieantanamo Gazette Friday, December 1P, 1970 Brazil May Meet Kidnapers' Demands GAZETTEER RIO DE JANEIRO (AP/AFRTS)--The Brazilian .a digest of late news government had given first indications today that it was willing to exchange 70 political prisoners for the kidnaped Swiss ambassador, but has stopped short of an outright commit- fnent. First contacts with t' e Chilean and Algerian The U.S. command in Saigon the loss announces embassies had been officially announced in of planes and three helicopters, with two more preparation to their transportation and grant- fo-r American crewmen killed, three wounded ing of political asylum to the prisoners in and two missing. This raised to 7,392 the those two countries, according to the Jornal number of Americai planes and helicopters lost Do Brasil News A-necy. in e war. The latest losses include a e The Brazilian government's preliminary con- Marine fighter-bomer slot down in Laos and a tacts with the two embassies marks the first forward control plane which did not return indication that authorities here are consider- from a mission over Laos. As for the heli- ng meeting the kidnapers' demands. copter losses two collided in the Mekon Delta and te third was shot down. Attorney General John Mitchell holds. todav his Divorce Legal in Italy Now What * first, full-scale news conference in five ROME (AP/AFRTS)--The divorce law officially months. Mitchell is expected to provide a took effect today in distinctly Italian style- rundown on how school integration facts have laden with controversies. matched earlier administration claims that 95 There are more questions than answers: How per cent of the segregated systems in the many will accept divorce in this Roman Catholic So th would be integrated by this fall. land? How many couples will actually seek to The White House Conference on Children ends to- dissolve their marriages in courts? Or, even, day, following a stormy breakaway session. A- how long can the divorce law last? bo-t 1,000 of the 4,000 delegates last ni-ht If you ask LID, the Italina Divorce League, demanded an end to the Vietnam war, and end to separated couples number 500,000 and they are hunger in American and an end to the super- anxious to flood the courts by the thousands sonic transport program. at once. The Helsinki round of U.S.-Soviet Talks.ends today, without either notable progress, or set- British Airlines May Halt backs in the effort to curb the superpower arms race. As matters now stand, the Soviets LONDON (AP/AFRTS)--British airlines were to- have yet to put foreward a full-scale response day in daner of grinding to a halt over the to a missile-limitation package offered byN the peak Christmas rush as around workers pressed United States last su'.-er. The talks are to home their claims for higher pay. W resume in Vienna next March. Talks over a four-day old go-slow dispute by 60,000 airport workers collapsed yesterday and American and South Vietnamese forces. in Vietnam union chiefs escalated their action with a will observe 24-ho-r cease-fires for Christmas complete ban on all overtime work. and New Year's. B-t informed sources say British European Airways, one of the world's on American bombers will continue heavy raids busiest carriers, said it could visualise North Vietnamese supply routes in Laos and very quickly coming to-a halt." A union Cambodia during the truces. chief said the airlines could be grounded in a matter of hours. Stateside Temperatures Portland, Oregon 45 St. Louis 3C , Guantanamo Gazette San Diego 60 Local Forecast ComNavBase.RAdm. B. McCauley Washington D.C. 49 Public Affairs Officer.Icdr. W. Boer II. Editorial Advisor.JOC Jim Teague New York 38 Mostly clear with unrestrict- Editor.303 Allan Smith Miami 78 ed visibility. The surface Editorial Assistant.J03 Bob Wellborn Staff Photographer.J03 Tom Betz Houston 65 winds will be Northerly 3-5, Staff Artist.JOSN Steve Duren Cleveland 38 becoming Southwesterly 8-12 Beeline Editor. .YN1.Bill Walker The GU ANTAN GAZETTE is published according to Seattle 48 with gusts to 16 knots. The the rules and regulations for ship and station news- papers as outlined in NAVEXOS P-35 and under the Atlanta 50 high for today will be 84 direction of the Naval Base Public Iffairs Officer. degrees It is printed four days a week at government expense Denver 62 and the low forecast on government equipment. The opinions or statements 35 for tonight will be 74. in news items that appear herein are not to he con- Detroit strued as official or as reflecting the views of Raleigh, N.C. 51 ComNavgase or the Department of the Navy. December 17, 1970 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3

WORLD NiXon-Heath W ROUNDU-Pi Meet for Talks U.S. Military WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS)--President Nixon and British Prime Minister Edward Heath called Thursday for resumption of Israeli-Arab Middle East peace talks under United Nations Em- missary Gunar Jarring as soon as possible. Says No on Presidential press secretary Ronald Ziegler gave that repor t after the two leaders conclud- ed the first session of their talks on global politics. .Discrimination Police Sea rch, They will resume Friday at Camp David, Nixon's mountain WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS)--The retreat in nearby Maryland. Pentagon today armed base com- Europe, the common market, manders in the United States Find Nothing east-west relations and pend- with touqh, new authority to ing U.S. trade legislation declare off-limits apartment MONTREAL (AP/AFRTS)--Police were among the topics covered houses, stores and other est- and soldiers conducted a house- at the meeting in.Nixon's oval ablishments that discrimi- to-house search in a four- office at the White House, nate against black servicemen block area of suburban Longu- following colorful south lawn The authority is contained euil today, then left apparen- arrival ceremonies for Heath. in a directive issued by Sec tly without finding any sign Nixon's national security retary of Defense Melvin R. of the kidnappers and murder- affairs adviser, Henry A. Kis- Laird with the aim of streng- ers of Quebec Labor Minister singer, and Britain's counter- thening equal opportunity in Pierre Laporte. part Sir Burke Trend, Secreta- the services and curing rac- Soldiers piled into buses ry to the British cabinet, ial tensions. that had been used as road- were in on the top level talks. Until now, base commanders blocks during the two and one While they met, a meeting on have been required to check half hour search in the south similar topics was underway in with Washington headquarters shore .community across the St a nearby cabinet room between before acting against land- Lawrence River from Montreal. high level advisers on both lords and businessmen who dis- There was no official con- sides, under the chairmanship criminate against minority firmation, but sources at the of Secretary of State William servicemen and their families. scene said the operation had P. Rogers. Now, the commanders will be been unsuccessful. expected to act on their own and this, officials said, should strengthen their "clout." Asst. Secretary of Defense Roger Kelley, told reporters at abriefing that Laird's memorandum also holds service secretaries and heads of defense agencies accountable for results in moving against discrimination. Among other things, the new directive, coming on top of. many other similar orders over NEW BARRACKS FINISHED SOON Mr. Jake OYerfelt, general su- the years, authorizes the re- perintendent, Nat Harrison Corp., stands outside the latest moval or reassignment of civ- section of the Gold Hill barracks to be turned over to the ilian officials and military Navy. The project is racing toward completion now, according officers who "fail to produce to Mr. Ovegfelt, and the last of the units should be ready for satisfactory results" in act- turnover Monday. Plans are to turn over the entire job to the ing against discrimination. Navy before Christmas. Pa-e 4 Goantanamo Gazette Fr.day, December 18, 1970

9:00 Flintstones W 4:00 Sparky's Cartoon Train T 4:00 Under the Banyan Tree+*+*+ 9:30 Mellotones E 4:30 Monkees H 5:30 Charlie Brown +*+*+*+*+*+ 10:00 1-2-3 Go D 5:00 Doris Day (new show) U 6:00 Panorama 10:30 Mr. Magoo N 5:30 Bewitched R 7:00 Hee Haw *+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+ 11:00 Captain Kangaroo E 6:00 Panorama S 8:00 The Messiah *+*+*+*+*+*+*+ 12:00 Get it together S 7:00 Saga of Western Man +*+*+*+ 0 9:00 Kraft Music Hall +*+*+*+*+ 12:30 All American College Show D 8:00 Glen Campbell +*+*+*+*+*+*+ A 10:00 News Brief 1:00 MOVIE: Strangle-old A 9:00 Hollywood Palace *+*+*+*+*+ Y 10:05 Dragnet *+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+ 2:30 Saturday Sports Show Y 10:00 News Brief 10:30 Lawrence Welk *+*+*+*+*+*+ 6:00 News Brief 10:05 Tombstone Territory 6:05 Red Skelton *+*+*+*+*+*+* 10:30 MOVIE: Confirm or Deny MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM CHANNEL 8 7:00 Hee Haw 8:00 Gunsmoke F 4:00 Captain Kangaroo +*+*+*+*+ 9:00 Lawrence Welk R 5:00 Magoo's Christmas Carol+*+ 10:00 News Brief THIS DENOTES A CHRISTMAS SPECIAL+*+*+ I 5:30 Twelve Days of Christmas*+ ,10:05 Naked City (last show) D 6:00 News Brief 10:30 MOVIE: Escape from Sahara 6:05 The World Made Fresh +*+*+ SATURDAY A 12:00 Perry Mason (new time) 7:00 Jim Nabors +*+*+*+*+*+*+*+ 1 PM MOVIE: STRANGLEHOLD - An actor 8:00 Bell Telephone Hour *+*+*+' becomes very successful portraying a 10:30 Music and the Spoken Word 9:00 High Chaparral killer on the screen. He begins to 11:00 The Christophers 10:00 News Brief "live" his acting roles - and gradually 11:15 Sacred Heart 10:05 Boxing convinces himself that he is a killer. 11:30 This is the Life 11:00 MOVIE: THE D.I. 12:00 Crossroads 10:30 MOVIE: Escape from Sahara - 12:30 To be announced During the period of unrest between France and Algiers, a deserter from the 1:00 Off Ramp French Foreigh Legion is forced to choose between freedom and saving the 1:30 To be announced girl he loves who has aided another deserter. 2:00 Game of the Week 4:30 To be announced SUNDAY 5:00 Ted Mack 6:05 SPECIAL - THIS LAND IS MINE - This Land is Mine' takes us to the 5:30 Pentagon Forum American countryside and its people in the quiet of winter. We literally 6:00 News Brief see America, the beautiful and are introduced to the people who live with 6:05 This Land is Mine that beauty. There is a vast, sprawling country which remains free and 7:00 Bonanza untouched by pollution and deterioration of the environment. There are 8:00 Ed Sullivan people who go out in search of that country and beauty - people who care 9:00 Mission Impossible for the land on which they live. Some are well known - like actress Kim 10:00 News Brief Novak and California's Big Sur country, who reminisces about fascination 10:05 The Best From Broadway with nature, the sea in particular. scientist 4:00 Sparky's Cartoon Train 10:50 Best From Broadway - "The Experiment." A brilliant young 4:30 Uncle Tom's Magic Show is living with, but not married to Tess Hayes, takes a job with a corpor- 5:30 Julia+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+* ation and they both move into the establishment's world trying to do both 6:00 Panorama its and their own thing. 7:00 Hallmark Hall of Fame+*+*+-- 7:30 Littlest Angel +*+*+*,*+*+ WEDNESDAY "Confirm or Deny" - A dramatic recreation of the y in 8:00 ABC STAGE 67 +*+*+*+*+*+*+ 10:30 MOVIE: ear 1940 invasion of 9:00 Sound of Christmas +*+*+*+ London and an American news correspondent's anticipation of the 9: 30 Tuskegee Christmas Choir*+ England by German forces. 10:00 News Brief 10:05 Wanted: Dead or Alive FRIDAY (Merry Christmas to all from AFRTS Guantanamo) 10:30 The Tonight Show 11:00 MOVIE: "The D.I." This is all about "BOOT CAMP" and a dedicated U.S. MARINE CORPS DRILL INSTRUCTOR - and his uncompromising, unrelenting efforts 4:00 Sparky's Cartoon Train to turn out the toughest fighting men! Cast: Jack Webb, Don Dubbins, Jackie 4: 30 Addams Family *+*+*+*+*+*+Loughery, Monica Lewis and Virginia Gregg. 5:00 Carol Burnett *+*+*+*+*+*+ THURSDA Y --- A CHAN NEL EIG H T SPECIAL 6:00 Panorama 7:00 CBS Childrens hour and 4 PM UNDER THE BANYAN TREE - with Mrs. Dunmire, Santa Claus, Ebbernizer a will remember. Hans Brinker +*+*+*+*+*+*+ the elf and a host of other guests. This will be show you 9:00 Radio City Music Hall *+*+ ______10:00 News Brief 10:05 Target 10:30 Playboy after dark 1970 December 18, Guantanamo Gazette Page 5 Movie Schedule

Sat. Sun. Mon. Tue. Wed. Thu. 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 LO. COUNTDOWN: James Caan, Joanna Moore. 1. SABATA3 Lee Van Cleef, William Berger. Space agency executives feel that the Russians * Sabata arrives in a western frontier town at may thry for a manned landing on the moon and the same moment the bank is being robbed and decide to try and get there first. Drama, many soldiers killed. Western, Color, 107 min, color, 101 min. NRA 2. MURDER FOR SALE: Curt Jurgens, Margaret 11. SHADOW OVER ELVERON: James Franciscus, Lee. John Gavin, a CIA agent masquerading as Shirley Knight. A young doctor tries to clear a notorious criminal, stages a phony hold-up. a small-town teenager framed for murder. Sus- Drama, Color, 105 min. GP pense Drama, Color, 99 min. NRA 12. HOW I SPENT MY SUMMER VACATION: Robert 3. THE BOATNIKS: Robert Morse, Stephanie Po- Wagner, Peter Lawford. Wagner, living in Par- wers. Ensign Garland on the way to a new is meets his ex-fiancee who invites him on a Coast Guardassignment, obviously accident Mediterranean cruise. Mystery Drama, Color, prone and finding himself in trouble, runs 118 min. NRA into a series of comical events. Gau- Comedy, 13. UNDERGROUND: Robert Goulet, Daniele Color, 100 min. G bert. Major Dawson, Goulet, makes his rules, the Allied forces make theirs and the two 4. SHARK: Burt Reynolds, Arthur Kennedy. CainE air- clash when Dawson forces his way aboard an arrives in the Sudan having escaped from go- craft bound for Occupied France. Drama, Color, voernment soldiers only to find there is no 100 min. GP way out of town. Color, Drama, 99 min. GP 14. LOVERS AND OTHER STRANGERS: Gig Young, Bonnie Bedelia. About to wed, even though * 5. GREAT CATHERINE: Peter O'Toole, Zero Mos- they have lived together for 18 months, tel. Accompanied by the British Ambassador, Aicbael Brandon and Bonnie Bedelia have mixed Peter O'Toole arrives at the Russian Court of emotions which affects other members of the Catherine the Great. Comedy, Color, 98 min. families. Comedy, Color, 104 min, R 15. COUNT YORGA VAMPIRE: Robert Quarry, Roger 6. MILLION DOLLAR MERMAID:Esther Williams, Perry. Count Yorga, Quarry, conducts a seance Victor Mature. The story of Annette Kellerman, to contact Donna Anders' recently deceased famed aquatic star. Musical Drama, Color, 110 mother. Horror Drama, Color, 96 min. GP min. NRA- 16. YOU CAN'T WIN 'EM ALL: Tony Curtis, Char- les Bronson. In 1.922, when the Ottoman Empire 7. PEPE: Cantinflas, Dan Dailey. A hollywood of Turkey was crumbling into a civil war, two director, Dan Dailey, buys a white stallion American mercenary soldiers form an alliance loved by Pepe. and go to work for a sultan. Adventure Comedy Color, 99 min. GP 8. ADIOS GRINGO: Montgomery Wood, Evelyn Ste- 17. THE LAWLESS BREED: Rock Hudson, Julia wart. Brent Landers, a fugitive from Johnson Adams. Hudson, involved in a gun fight, is City saves Lucy Tillson, kidnapped during a pursued and one killing leads to another. stage coach holdup and left to die in the de- His main objective. however is to lead a sert.Action-Drama, Color, 97 min. NRA peacefu]l.life. Western, Color, 97 .min. NRA L8.- WHERE THE BOYS ARE: Dolores Hart, George 9. BLACK EAGLE OF SANTA FE: Brad Harris, Ho- Hamilton. This film recounts the hilarious rst Frank, In the mountains and plains that, escapades of four college girls on Easter rim the Western Frontier. revenge-seeking Ift- vacation in Florida. Comedy, Color, dians gather to join the Commanche on the war- 99 min. NRA path. Western, Color 85 min. NRA PAGE OF Vandalism I COMMENT A wave of vandalism has been sweeping Guan- tanamo Bay. destroying equipment and facilities at the golf course, along the Base's road and streets, and at the Gold Hill barracks. The most serious attacks seem to occur in Vanguard Force: TIME the Gold Hill complex. Exit signs and tele- phones are being torn from the walls, ceiling Kennedy tiles are being torn from the overhead, plumb- What do Eldridge Cleaver, Jacqueline have in coming facilities are being jammed with refuse, Onassis and Admiral Elmo Zumwalt paint and tar has been smeared on the floors mon? of Time, the and walls, and GI cans have been hurled from They've all made the cover the top of the three-story barracks. weekly magazine. gallery of kings There doesn't seem to be an organized pat- Admiral Zumwalt joined the of the mag- tern to this indiscriminate destruction. at and cons in the December 21 issue the cover storl least a pattern that anyone has been able to azine as the central figure on by corres- 0 understand. entitled, "Humanizing the Military" Wilhelm and Ed It started about a month before the big pondents John Milliken, John move began from the Bay Hill complex, and mov- Magnuson. as the van- ed into the newer barracks along with the sail- Time sees Zumwalt and the Navy .meeting at ors. guard force in military reform. a more restive The cutting of fire hoses, fire extinguisher least in part the demands of people who want to fights and the senseless destruction had begun generation of young service the wherefore of to wane until the new acoustical tile overhead know the why of orders and was installed in the hallways. authority. as orders in crisp, Now the toll of broken mirrors, doors and Z-grams are described Zumwalt's ceiling tile is on the rise again. unstilted language that show Admiral customs and The movement has authorities puzzled. When determination to scuttle those point. it all began at Bay Hill, they chalked up the traditions that no longer seem to have a a destroyer is losses. .the smashing of doors, walls and mir- - A Chief Petty Officer aboard is the first rors. to the realization that the buildings quoted as saying that Zumwalt the bird soon would be vacant, therefore no one would Chief of Naval Operations to rattle it. take exception to such childish behavior. cage down to the level where he could feel at vari- But then came the big move into what have Action on the Z-grams is described sixth to be the finest bachelor enlisted quarters ous levels, from the commander of the Station the Navy has to offer. The vandalism continu- fleet through the Miromar Naval Air ed. and the Charleston Naval,_tation. Time says that the new wave is not receiving from the Navy's officers WHly? the complete support and petty officers. issue of the Perhaps the biggest reason is that there is The article points out the And the no impediment to the would-be vandal. The subversionof the chain of command. is es- master-at-arms force is woefully undermanned, more serious argument that discipline of the mili- and the petty officers who reside in Gold Hill sential to the primary missions are not picking up the slack. Apparently they tary. Point said, "It don't want to be bothered with policing their The -Supeiintendent of West that discip- own "neighborhood." has always been our experience casualties than slo- It amounts to good citizenship. the belief lined units suffer fewer exist only in it or the lack of it. Either the residents venly ones. 'Dirty Dozen" outfits of Gold Hill are going to have to put up with in the movies." there has always inoperative facilities, litter and inconven- But, Knowlton conseded, American men in ience, or else they must behave as responsible been something unique about born Friedrich citizens of any other community. reporting arms. It was noted by Prussian George wrongdoers to the appropriate authorities. Von Steuben, an advisor to General Revolution, The command is spending money that could be Washington during the American used for improvement of the Gold Hill complex "You cannot just tell an American soldier for needless repairs because Of a few, what to do, you always have to tell him why. December 18, 1970 Guantanamo Gaz45tte Page 7

Journalists Return MCB 71 Chief Goes

To Guantanamo To Advisory Board Senior Chief Equipment Oper- Former AFRTS radio and tele- ator John W. Gannon of West- vision journalist Dennis Peter- field Mass., has been de- son and Miss Karen Sweenev. tatched from Mobile Construc- daughter of local residents Mr. tion Battalion 71 to report fo and Mrs. Grorge Sweeney, will for duty on the charter Chief fly in Friday and talk to peo- Petty Officer Advisory Board ple from.Richmond, Va. and Og- to Chief of Naval Operations, den, Utah, Admiral Elmo Zumwalt. Peterson now reports for In a message from Adm. Zum- WTVR-TV in Richmond and wants walt, Gannon was advised of to interview people from that his selection as one of the area. Lastyear as a Navy Jou- initial members of the new rnalist, he was on the staff panel which consists of six of Guantanamo's radio and tele- chief petty officers selected vision stations. from the various rating group Miss Sweeney, now on the groups throughout the Navy. GANNON: To Washinaton staff of KWCR-FM in Ogden, The group has been tasked to Utah, wants to talk to people provide recommendations, and from that area. Her father, act as a sounding board for George Sweeney, is head of the Russians Test ideas and policy proposals of Electrical Trades Branch at interest to Navymen everywhere. PWC. Gannon indicated that he was Peterson and Miss Sweeney Nuclear Device "highly honored by being se- will conduct interviews at the WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS)--Ano- lected as one of the 'pla'nk- AFRTS station next to Morin ther in a series of Russian owners' of the original board. Center all day Monday and also nuclear tests was announced to- The advisory panel has been on Tuesday morning. day by the U.S. Atomic Energy set up so that-the composition Servicemen and base resit- Commission, which itself has of the group will be rotated dents from the Richmond and set off two in the last two about every six months. Ogden areas interested in days in Nevada. Gannon will serve until June talking to Miss Sweeney or Pe- The commission said seismic 1971, then he will return to terson, call 95551 or 95468. signals were recorded Wednesday. duty. CLUB ACTIVITY SCHEDULE COMO Club Acey-Ducey Club SUNDAY: The Executioner, Starring George Pep- SATURDAY: Lightning Bolt, Starring Anthony pard and Joan Collins Eisley and Wandissa Leigh TUESDAY: The Hornet's Nest, Starring Rock Hud- SUNDAY: The Best House in London, Starring son and Sylvia Koscina David Hemmings and Joanna Pettet MONDAY: Club Closed TUESDAY: Brotherly Love, Starring Peter CPO Club O'Toole and Susanna York WEDNESDAY: Hornet's Nest, Starring Rock Hudson SATURDAY: The Best House in London, Starring and Sylvia Koscina David Hemmings and Joan Petter THURSDAY: The Executioner, Starring George SUNDAY: Brotherly Love, Starring Peter Peppard and Joan Collins O'Toole and Susanah York FRIDAY: MERRY CHRISTMAS Club Closed MONDAY: Hornet's Nest, Starring Rock Hudson and Sylvie Koscina. TUESDAY: A Nice Girl Like Me, Starring Barb- ara Ferris and Harry Andrews Conserve Water! WEDNESDAY;My Sweet Charlie, Starring Patty Duke and Al Freeman jr. FRIDAY: The Executioner, Starring George Peppard and Joan Collins Pacie PR Guantanamo Gazette Friday, December 1P, 1970 NHL President Cracks Down on Brawlers NEW YORK (AP/IFRTS)--National Hockey Leaanue added that "penalties will be increased in- President Clarence Campbell has started to cludin' suspensions if necessary uintil the crack down on bench-clearing brawls. Calpbell proper result is achieved." In games around yesterday levied fines of over $15,000 for five the NHL Wednesday night, New York shutout major brawls this season saying, "this t'ype of Buffalo, 4-0. Boston downed Los Angeles 6-4. senseless brawling has got to stop." Campbell Toronto defeated Pittsburgh, 4-2. Stan Mikita scored four goals as the 1968 Ky. Derby Chicago Black Hawks crushed the St. Lo-is Blues, F-3. Still Confused Minnesota and Montreal played LOUISVILLE (UPI/AFRTS)--Ap- to a one-all tie, and the parently that confused 1962 California Golden Seals downed Derby is still confused. the Detroit Red Wings, 4-2. Yesterday, the Kentucky Rac- SP o' g in- Commission voted to appeal Phillies Get Freed a court order which awarded Sports Editor In 3 for 1 Trade first-place money to "Dancer's Tom Betz Image." PHILADELPHIA (UPI/AFRTS)-- The racing commission acted Another last minute baseball to deny "Dancer's Image" first trade yesterday. prize after a commission chem- Dick Hanley Dead es ist said he detected an illegal Of Pe umoni, 76 acquired power-hittincrmn nor pain killing drug in the colt's Of Penusnonia, 76 laurRgrFedfo the system during a post derby STANFORD (UPI/AFRTS)--Dick Baltimore Orioles for south th- test. hanley, former football coach paw Grant Jackson; infieldder The winning noney was award- at Northwestern University and Jim Hutto and outfielder Sam ed to the runner-np "Forward the old Chicago Rockets, died Parrilla. also threw in Pass." Wednesday at Stanford Univer- Philadelphia sity Hospital of penuronia. some cash to get Freed, w ho He won two Big Ten titles led the International Lea gue Fist-Swinging in S.C. vs Md. while coacl as Northwestern, last year with a .334 ave rage. (UPI/AFRTS)--Second ranked Sort Carolina crushed Mary- Jim Pittman Signs to Coach at TCU is the new coach at land 96-70 Wednesday night in FORT WORTH (UPI/AFRTS)--Jim Pittman a college basketball game high- Texan Christian University. Pittman was signed to a five promised to start lic'hted by a fist-swinging year contract Wednesday and immediately 0 brawl that included players, parinjing some balance to the So-thwest Conference. In recent fans and police. years the conference has been dominated by Texas and Ark- ansas. Pittmen, a longtime Colonels Drop Pacers 125-110 in ABA Tilt college coach, most recently INDIANAPOLIS (UPI/AFRTS)--In games around the ABA Wednesday was head coach at Tulane. night, Dan Issel scored 32 points and grab )ed 11' rebounds in Reports in New Orleans in- leading the Kentucky Colonels to a 125-110 win over the Indiana dictate Benny Ellender, head Pacers, and the Utah Stars exploded to heat the Memphis Pros coach of top-ranked small 145-101. In the NBA, the New I flcollege Arkansas State, is t'e bscutRng bet to replace Jim Pittman York Knicks defeated the Cleve- Ali: He' ll 11lQuit Ring1 land Cavaliers for the second ALBUQ'E RQUE (AP/AFRTS)---- as head football coach at night in a row, lP-q4. Former he avyweight boxing Tulane University. Cleveland's 33 defeat in 35 champ 14-h ammad Ali says he's Ellender, once an assistant games. getting ot ut of the boxing coach for the Green Wave, says by In other games around the business as soon as he fin- he has not been contacted NBA, Wilt Chamberlain scored ishes off Joe Frazier. Tulane and is "not contemplat- 35 points as the Los Angelse "Yea, I believe U'm getting ing" a move from Arkansas Lakers beat the Cincinnati on out," he said yesterday. State. Royals, 11P-102. "I'm sure I am. This will Fisherman's Notice The Atlanta HawKs dunpea be the cl imax of my whole A new feature has been added the San Diego Rockets, 12P- career." to the Fish and Gear Locker, 117, and San Francisco beat ie says the big fight wil live Herring at $1.00 per Seattle, 1OP-91. be with F Feb. 23, 1971. lazierdozen.