00uudtuta 0azdt U.S. NAVAL BASE, GUANTANAMO BAY, CUBA Friday, January 11, 1974 Waldheim is optimistic on troop disengagement UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP)--Secre- rich and poor countries. also said that the situation in tary-General Kurt Waldheim said yes- He said he expects that U.N. peace- southern Africa, "in spite of all the terday there's "a good chance" for keeping troops will play "a sub- efforts of the United Nations, re- an early disengagement of Israeli stantial role" in any overall Mideast mains very serious." and Egyptian troops in the Middle peace settlement, but said he did not "What happens in Africa is of the East. know whether it would be necessary to most profound importance to the fu- He told a news conference, "It expand the force beyond the present ture of international peace and should be possible to solve" the target of 7,OOP men. Its current security," he added. problem in Geneva "in the next few strength is about 5,000 men. weeks." Asked whether he was satisfied with The United Nations has been unable the U.N. role at Geneva, Waldheim to get South Africa to give up con- Waldheim also said progress at the said: "We should not try to create trol of South-West Africa, the one- Middle East parley would help ease opposition. time German colony. U.N. resolutions the energy crisis. have also repeatedly struck at apar- Waldheim also said, however, that He praised the United States and theid in South Africa and atPortu- it would be important to find "a the Soviet Union for sponsorship of guese colonialism. global solution" for the energy cri- the conference. The U.N. role, he Waldheim said that in 1974 there sis which has "an enormous influence said, is "to be helpful." will be U.N. conferences "of major on efforts to close the gap" between In a prepared statement,.Waldheim (See WALDHEIM, Page 2)

Kissinger announces conference of oil-consumniing countries WASHINGTON (AP)--U.S. Secretary He said he would not prejudge Ja- of State Henry A. Kissinger said pan's reply but-other sources have yesterday that a conference involv- indicated that Japan will take part ing the oil-consuming nations of the in the conference. developing world will follow the Kissinger said that every govern- Feb. 11 conference of foreign min- ment must determine for itself what isters of nine developed countries. it must do to meet its short-term At a news conference, Kissinger needs but that the United States' said that the rise in oil prices proposal would be designed to enable estimated at $30 billion far exceeds Japan and other consuming countries any economic aid level that existed to meet their energy needs over the up to this point. indefinite future.

"It makes aid a problem and a Once again, Kissinger said that the difficult exercise," he said. United States would be prepared to Referring to his just-concluded discuss this sharing with other na- meeting with Japan's Deputy Prime tions at the Feb. 11 meeting. He Minister Takeo Miki on the oil prob- noted that the United States is now lem, Kissinger said it is his under- 85 per cent self-sufficient in its standing that the Japanese govern- energy requirements and estimated ment was meeting yesterday to de- that the remaining 15 per cent gap cide on an answer to President Nix- could be closed in the next decade on's invitation to take part in the or decade and a half. PCRETARY OF STATE KISSI1 Feb. 11 meeting of the oil-consum- As he has in previous conferences . a difficult problem ing industrial powers. (See KISSINGER, Page2) Page 2--LATE NEWS ROUNDUP Guantanamo Gazette Friday, January-11, 1976

WALDHEIM- GAZETTEER 0 (Continued from Page 1) .a digest of late news significance on the law of the sea, population and food . We cannot expect swift or easy solutions, but the pro- cess of moving towards international consensus and ac- tion will begin." He said the General Assembly which concluded a three- month session in December "reflected the changing face BRUSSELS (AP)--The Common Market's executive commission of world politics, the growing impatience of the devel- believes the 400 per cent hike in the price of oil oping countries and the uneasiness of the developed threatens Europe with graver economic consequences than countries over some of the global developments which the cut back in supplies from Arab producers, a spokes- are now taking place." man said Wednesday. Unofficial estimates put the nine- country Common Market's oil import bill at around $20 But he said there was also throughout 1973 "a feelin billion in 1974--well over double the cost last year. The spokesman said the commission was in the midst of a that the world is moving into a new period of challenge and opportunity." detailed study of the long-term consequences of the He said, "The entry of the two Germanys into the price rises for Europe which imports more than 80 per United Nations was an event of historical significance cent of its oil. --particularly as it was a tangible sign of this new atmosphere in international politics." BOGOTA (AP)--Forty persons were killed Wednesday night when a two-engine turboprop plane of a national military airline crashed amid flames against a hill in southern Colombia. Police said there are no survivors. The Brit- ish made "Avro" plane of the Satena Airline crashed KISSINGER-. (Continued from Page 1) 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, but the accident was only confirmed in the energy problem,. Kissinger strongly denounced before midnight after initial reports said the plane go-it-alone policies such as France has pursued in was on emergency. Reportedly a fire broke out in the arranging bilateral deals to take care of its oil re- passenger compartment soon after the airliner had taken quirements over the next 20 years. off form the Florencia Airport, 400 miles south, for a Colum- He said that if anything were needed to illustrate th flight to this capital. Satena is owned by the interdependence of the world it is what has happened bian air force as a commercial line reaching mainly iso- in energy. lated regions of the country. of Mick- "No single nation or group of countries, producers ORLANDO, Fla. (AP)--Understudies for the roles or consumers, can solve this by themselves," he said. ey Mouse and Donald Duck have lost their jobs at Walt "What President Nixon has proposed is not a confronta- Disney World because of declining attendance--much of the tion of producers and consumers but rather a framework drop due to the fuel shortage, a spokesman said yester- to take into account the long-term necessities." day. The amusement attraction announced yesterday that by the end of the week, 2,000 employes would be.laid He pointed out that while there may be a shortage of Craven energy now, shortages could develop in other raw ma- off. "We will cross-utilize characters," said Tom terials. a Disney spokesman here. "Layoffs will be in character He recalled that the United States has already pro- backups. Instead of triple-casting, we may only double- posed a world food conference. cast." So instead of three Mickey Mouse characters there might be just two. Also actors who portray Mickey one The Kissinger timetable envisioned a three-month per- day might work the next as Donald. Attendance figures iod between the first energy meeting on Feb. 11 and a at Disney World dropped 8.9 per cent between Dec. 15 and conference with the oil-producing nations some time Jan. 6, the height of the Florida tourist season. in May.

Water status Local Forecast ' ' Guantanano. 0WI Gazette Water figures for yesterday: Rear Ad. 1Lph N. GoNN~?ey Cnt. MLchal F. Mrkin Mostly clear to partly cloudy WATER PRODUCED: 1,094,000 with no shower activity AUI Aff.PN. Off1. U. expected. Winds SE 12-15 .00. . . . .am w * .- WATER CONSUMED: 1,176,000 knots with gusts to 24 knots O . . . . e. after noon. Visibility un- o.oN ...... m . WATER . LOSS: - 82,000 restricted. Max. temp 84. Mi temp 68. Bay conditions . . . WATER IN STORAGE:, 17,378,000 1-3 feet. High tide 1204. , -. * 1- Low tide 0509. fide.lp oa reflecti rha viPN of NNaUNue or NPe a-P rN aNd. atth 0 Friday, January 11, 1974 Guantanamo Gazette LOCAL, NATIONAL NEWS--Page 3

Energy office to audit oil companies' records

WASHINGTON (AP)--The Federal Ener- of its own for collecting supply and and the smaller organizations in gy Office said yesterday reduced de- consumption data directly. Washington. mand during the last week of Decem- But Energy Chief William E. Simon According to the American Petrol- ber made up for the nation's oil announced yesterday that his Federal eum Institute, imports of refined shortfall during that week, when oil Energy Office and the Internal Rev- products during the week of Dec. 28 supplies were 1.8 million barrels a enue Service are sending joint teams were about 2.76 million barrels a day below the forecast demand. of agents into the offices of major day, some 400,000 barrels lower than Demand for the major petroleum refining companies to audit their the week ended Nov. 16. products for the week ending Dec. price, profit and supply records. The total import level of 5.2 mil- 28 averaged 13 per cent lower than lion barrels a day was about 300,000 had previously been forecast, the Simon said the program did not re- lower than the energy office had ex- energy office reported. flect on the refiners but would in- pected, the federal agency said, and sure that petroleum product price the gap between supply and potential The agency prepares its demand increases are justified under the demand was some 1.8 million barrels forecasts and figures shortages by anti-inflation price control program a day. comparing potential demand with the recently transferred from the Cost actual oil supplies and consumption of Living Council to Simon's office. The shortage was taken up by a re- reported by the American Petroleum It also would be a "major step to- duction in demand--l.8 million barrels Institute, a trade organization. ward establishing an independent re- below the amounts of petroleum that The government has had no system porting and information system on would have been used if there were refinery inventories at FEO," Simon no shortage, the energy office ex- said. plained. It said gasoline consumption for the He said all of the nation's 140 the week ended Dec. 28 was 18.6 per refiners would be audited; the major cent lower than had been forecast, #LOCAL firms in their corporation offices, indicating some success in conserva- BRIEFS tion efforts.

* King memorial 'George Washington' cast announced; There will be a memorial service held on behalf of the late Dr. Mar- Little Theatre to consider play for spring tin Luther King Jr., at the naval Casting has been completed for the Shelly Grizzard ano Joyce Harlow as station chapel at 1 p.m., Tuesday. Little Theatre's next production, visiting friends. "George Washington Slept Here," a Sandra Bernstein is director of the comedy by Moss Hart and George S. show. Shelly Grizzard is assistant Live firing Kaufman. The play concerns a middle- director and John Fields is produc- aged couple who move out to the tion manager. The Marines will conduct a live country, only to find that the house With appropriate timing, the play firing exercise on Saturday from they have bought has no walls, floors, is scheduled for production the 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The firing will bathrooms, water, road, etc. The weekend of George Washington's birth- take place at Granadillo Range and ensuing complications make for hilar- day, Feb. 21-24, at Morin Center. will also impact there. ious entertainment. The Liclie theatre is also ccnsid- Taking the lead parts of Mr. and ering plays for presentation in Ap- Mrs. Fuller will be Hal MacPherson ril or early May. Anyone interested and Julie Keeney. Their daughter, in directing a particular play should *Demolition Made, will be played by Sally McCon- submit his play choice, rehearsal Due to age and excessive termite nell, and her boyfriend, Steve, by schedule and a resume of his the- damage, Building RP-728A is sched- Douglas Lanphere. The old property atrical background and experience uled to be demolished. This build- caretaker will be Pete Wilson. to the Little Theatre Board when ing is a two-story, four-stall ga- A summer theatre .comes to town, and it meets on Monday, at 6:30 p.m. rage located on the northeast corner the sharp-talking actress and her at the home of Commander CWilliam of Radio Point Road and Access Road. husband will be portrayed by Joanne Leird, 733 Radio Point. During the week of Jan. 14-20, the Connor and Hank Rhode. Play direction is not limited to building will be open and available When Uncle Stanley and nephew Ray- Little Theatre members; anyone on for anyone interested in acquiring mond come to visit the Fullers, they base is eligible for consideration. The regular self-help material. In removing really upset things in general. monthly meeting of any material, extreme care should be Playing Uncle Stanley will be William the Little Theatre will follow the exercised to preclude personal in- Leird and Raymond will be Tom Bamundo. board meeting at 7:30 p.m. All jury. Also, each individual is re- Rounding out a large cast of 17 will those interested in Little Theatre quired to keep the surrounding area be Violet Lake and Bev Taylor as activities are welcome to attend clean and properly policed. Demo- maids, Sandy Durfee as the town his- this meeting. lition is scheduled to commence on torian, Bob Markwith as the irate For further information, call Jan. 21. neighbor and Len Wright, Don Johnson, Cdr. Leird at 84754 AWH. ENTERTAINMO--Page 4 11, 1974 Friday, January 11, 1974Guantano Gazette Pogo 4 -ENTERTAINMENT Guantanmo Gazette Friday, Januay

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Julie Eisenhower publishes new children's book

WASHINGTON (AP)--Julie Nixon Eisenhower's first literary effort, a children's story about a White House dog, is being published with fanfare this month by the Saturday Evening Post. "Pasha Passes By" was inspired by one of the Nixons' three dogs, Yorkshire terrier Pasha. With it the President's daughter launches a new "read aloud" children's literature series for the magazine.

Julie, 25, is a part-time $10,000-a-year assistant editor on the magazine's staff. Because she wasn't sure how her first children's story would go, she tried it out by sending it to a schoolteacher friend in Bangor, Me., Anne Griffin, who read it to her fourth-grade pupils. The report came back: "They liked it."

In presenting Julie Eisenhower's first published work in their January-Feb- ruary, 1974, issue, Saturday Evening Post introduced "the newest of our con- tributors" with a mini-portrait column in which they described the President's daughter as and full of energy. The secret of Julie's personality was described as "love of life. .it sparkles in everything she says and does and thinks."

The editors called young Mrs. Eisenhower "a refreshing new tradition in the ancient publication." In the same issue, Julie also wrote a brief introduction to a quartet of poems by Anne Morrow Lindbergh.

Julie went to work for the Curtis Publishing Co. in Indianapolis last Sept- ember, following in the footsteps of another President's!daughter, Lynda Bird Johnson Robb, who worked during some of her father's White House years on McCall's magazine. In explaining the new "read aloud" children's section of the magazine, Julie wrote that "some of the happiest memories of my childhood are the read aloud MRS. EISENHOWER sessions with my parents and Grandmother Nixon," who often came to stay when .full of energy. the Nixons were on official trips.

Panama Canal Zone --a paradise for officers? NEW YORK (AP)--The U.S.Southern Defense Departments' seven commands and Navy briefing officers are re- Command Headquarters in the Panama that comprise more than one service. duced to discussing the annual visit Canal Zone is a slow-paced, recre- Though it numbers only 10,500 mili- of a single landing ship for train- ational paradise that is threatened tary people and can muster little ing exercises." by budget makers looking for places firepower, the command has no fewer to save defense expenses, the Wall than 10 generals--including one A "senior officer here who sides Street Journal reported in yester- four-star commander, William B. with the critics" is quoted as say- day's edition. Rosson--plus two admirals and four ing, "The only reason the Navy is here "In the future, military chiefs separate headquarters." is that this place is surrounded by may have growing trouble in protect- water *" ing the Southern Command from econ- "The fighting forces assigned here The article quotes an unidentified omizers," the newspaper's lead art- are slim," reports staff reporter military'analyst at the Pentagon as icle said. Richard J. Levine in the story from saying,"I can't see any reason for Quarry Heights, U.S. Canal Zone. the Southern Command. They have It describes a military life of "The Army has a 2,000-man infantry nothing to command except a few paperwork with "plenty of time to brigade. The Air Force has only 31 soldiers." enjoy the serenity of the zone and planes, and its four combat jets are its recreational delights, such as borrowed from another outfit. The "What the Southern Command does best, golf, fishing and boating." Navy, to its embarrassment, doesn't critics insist, is provide pleasant "This idyllic setting," the paper have a single warship here. Its pre-retirement jobs for the brass," continues, "is home for the . 'fleet' consists of two 45-foot the article says. smallest and most rank-heavy of the fishing boats used by the brass, (See CANAL ZONE, Page 8) Friday, January 11, 1974 Guantanamo Gazette SPORTS--Page 7

* Miami, Vikings look different, think the same

HOUSTON (AP)--The Miami and Minne- The Dolphin secondary shifts to coming into their zones for passes. sota defenses may appear different give the opposing quarterback dif- Right cornerback Bob Bryant is a in Sunday's game, but the ferent "looks" so it's difficult to gambler who stole a Dallas Cowboy teams operate under the same theory: zero in on the zone. pass two weeks ago in the National whip the man across the line of "We're out to confuse the quarter- Conference title game and sped 63 scrimmage and keep the enemy from back--mess up his mind," said Miami yards.for a touchdown. throwing deep by using the bomb-de- safety . "The key to Left cornerback Nate Wright, left fusing zone. winning football is to force the safety Jeff Wright and right safety Minnesota lines up in a standard other team to become indecisive." are ball hawks suited four-three defense while the Dol- perfectly for Coach 's phins favor the five-three alignment. Minnesota's Purple Gang has the zone secondary. Each team attempts to confuse the most veteran defense in the National opposing quarterback with sliding Football League. The Vikings love to get an early zone coverage in the secondary as The front four of ends lead because Winston explains, opposed to bumb-and-run, man-for-man and Jim Marshall and tackles Gary "We feel if we can get enough points pass defense. Larsen and has a rare ahead and make then throw we'll be combination of strength and quick- all right." "Minnesota tries to beat you man-to- ness. The no-name Dolphin front four of man up front," Miami center Jim Lan- ends and Vern Den ger said yesterday. "It's not their na- Outside linebackers and Herder and tackles Manny Fernandez ture to try anything fancy." and middle lineback- and is anchored by Fern- Miami's defense is keyed around er , only a second-year andez, the big playmaker of Super middle linebacker , pro who has come on strong this seasonBowls. who totaled 162 tackles this year, give the Vikings good coverage 91 of them unassisted. against the run as well as the backs The outside linebackers are and . Buoniconti is the anchor for the defense al- though he said the pressure will Outspoken Csonka advocates be on the Dolphin ends this game. "It will be a confrontation between our defensive ends and their tackles," youngsters said Buoniconti. "We must contain g flag football for (quarterback) Fran Tarkenton and the pressure will be on our defen- HOUSTON (AP)--Miami fullback says youngsters shouldn't play sive ends to do this." anything but flag football until they are 12 years old. "Tackle football is something most children 10 years old shouldn't be in- Miami Coach was uncer- volved in," says the outspoken Csonka, who has sons ages five and seven. tain at midweek whether Lloyd Mum- "The pressure to win is just too great in most programs and the potential phord or would start at for danger for young people isn't worth the risk," Csonka says. left cornerback but the rest of the secondary is set. The right corner- The six-foot-two, 237-pound Csonka says he was so clumsy as a 10-year-old back is Curtis Johnson. Safeties in Stow, Ohiothat his confidence might have been destroyed had he been in Anderson and are always an organized league. around the ball. "The emphasis on winning might have made me decide football wasn't for me, Anderson was the top ball thief in and I love it now," Csonka said. "Kids are almost professional in their the American Conference with eight attitude. That's great if you're always a winner." steals while Bryant led the National Csonka says his boys, Doug and Paul, have been "in a looking glass" all Conference with seven thefts. their lives. The majority of the club-by-club statistics give the edge to the "I'm going to limit them to flag football because they are in a bad sit- Dolphins: uation with their last name," Csonka says. "They are expected to be great every time they do something athletically because of the name." --Average rushing yards allowed: Csonka says he knows of cases where 10-year-old boys get so burned out on Minnesota 4.4, Miami 3.9. - the pressure to win that they don't return to athletics until high school. --Percentage of passes allowed com- "Football is a man's game and shouldn't be played until the age of pu- pleted: Minnesota 52.5 per cent, berty," Csonka says. Miami 47.2 per cent. --Passes intercepted: Minnesota 9, He adds, "as a father, I worry about making the right decision, but I've Miami 12. put my foot down on tackle football until the boys are 12. Then it's up --Fumbles recovered: Minnesota 19, to them what they want to do." Miami 16. Friday, January 11, 1974 Pa.e 8--BEELINE Guantanamo Gazette Beeline What's happening 0 TODAY ME TRADEWINDS will be performing at the CPO Club, Topside Lounge at 9 p.m. ME DYNAMIC UNO is featured at the COMO Club starting at 9 p.m. TOMORROW Fastest line in town FRE DYNAMIC UNO will be entertaining at the Windjammer Club starting at 8 p.m. -Dial 951144-, AN ADVANCED DIVING COURSE consisting of two dives with pre-dive briefings and optional night dive will be limited to 10 students. To register call Cdr. Thurber at 85152 AT. for sale THE GUANTANAMO BAY RACING ASSOCIATION will meet at 10 a.m. at McCalla Field Kenmore dishwasher, $35; baby_ For more information, call John Baler at 951030. stroller, $15. Call 951260 AT. SUNDAY Baby clothes for girls ages three two to 2nd grade will be held at 9:15 a.m. at months to 12 months; blue spring PROTESTANT SUNDAY SCHOOL for ages be held at coat for girl, size 12.Call Marina Point. Classes for ages 3rd grade to adult will 90107 AT. 9:30 a.m. at Chapel Hill. THE GUANTANAMO SELF-DEFENSE CLUB will meet in the Child Day Care Center at Panasonic SC-666 stereo system, ex- 2 p.m. For more information, call 97110 AWH. cellent condition, $150. Call 952266 AT. MONDAY THE LITTLE THEATRE will hold its monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the home of may present 24-inch window fan, $10; 18.5K air Cdr. William Leird, 733 Radio Point. Potential directors conditioner, $100; 6K air conditioner their plays at 6:30 this evening to the board for consideration. building $60; power lawn mower, $30; Scott THE OIL PAINTING WORKSHOP will meet in the McCalla administration AM-FM radio and stereo, $125. Call at 9:3P a.m. For more information, call 85791. call 7493 85139 DWH, 96286 AT. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS will meet tonight. For more information, DWH, 96170 or 96160 AWH or 64436 on Leeward side. Kaysons fine china, setting for 12 BINGO will be held at Morin Center beginning at 8 p.m. in the Marine Barracks, and accessory pieces, pattern GED PREP registration will be held at 6:30 p.m. Sampson high school, "Golden Rhapsody", $60; matching second deck, administration building; and at W.T. beverage glasses, $7.50; homebuilt rooms 1 and 19. Child Day Care Center at picnic table, sturdy and large, A SIX WEEK YOGA course will begin tonight at the treated lumber, $15; 1965 Lambretta 8 p.m. For more information, call Deanna Long at 97213. for parts, $10; 1967, 305cc (YM2C) Yamaha, completely rebuilt and painted, many spare parts, best The pre-publication offer of Ency- wanted offer over $300; swing set, $15. clopedia Britannica can be seen at Exchange is taking Call 98109 the Navy Exchange tomorrow. Also the The Marine Corps sales representative from Chrysler applications for procurement clerk. desired. Apply at the 1972 25-horsepower Evinrude outboard will be at the Exchange. Experience is Exchange warehouse office. boat, excellent condition, best Marine offer over $350; 20,000 BTU Fedders air conditioner, excellent condi- tion, $150; 10,000 BTU Fedders air CANAL ZONE- (Continued from Page 6) conditioner, $125;or both for $250. the defense of Call 64251 or 64252 DWH or see at "To its champions, the Southern Command is essential to the mainten- 556B Leeward Point AWH. the canal, the U.S. military-aid program in Latin America and ance of close ties with military-oriented Latin governments," the journal Six pair insulated drapes, 48X63 in- says. a costly ches, four white, two tan, $5 a "But to its detractors in Washington, the Southern Command is pair; one pair 48X84 inches green/ anachronism that symbolizes misuse of military manpower." white brocade drape, $3; wooden The zone, a 10-by-50 mile strip across the isthmus between the Atlantic potty chair, $5; one pair white and Pacific Oceans, has gained a reputation as an "easygoing pre-retire- pleated shears,96X84 inches, $8.50; ment center," the article says. two pair white pleated shears, It reports there are seven golf courses, six riding clubs, four beaches, 48X63 inches, $5 a pair; leather 14 swimming pools, 14 movie theaters, four yacht clubs, five bowling and recliner, fair, $10. See all at alleys, nine craft shops, two roller-skating rinks, six gymnasiums 703A Villamar. "countless tennis courts, many of them lighted for night play."

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