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Ky to Lead Next Raid NOVEMBER 2$t,' 1970 Phom 9-5247 WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS) --- Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky expressed regret yesterday that the U.S. commando raid in Reds Condemn Bombing North Vietnam failed to free prisoners of war and pledged TOKYO (AP/AFRTS)--Communfst China again yes- he would lead Vietnamese vol- terday condemned U.S. air strikes against unteers in the next attempt to North Vietnam and said Peking is keeping an free them. eye on developments in Indochina. The South Viethamese offi- Pravda, the Soviet Communist Party news- cial said that if prisoners of paper, declared in Moscow that the bombings war cannot be freed by the NGUYEN CAO KY constitute "an old policy of continuing and channel of negotiations, "then widening aggression" that is "a strategy of it is your duty to use every measure available impotence and despair." All major Soviet to free them." *newspapers printed a statement from Tass, the Ky said that in his opinion North Vietnam news agency, denouncing the raids as renewed would boycott the Paris peace talks for one aggression and provocation. week but would then return to the negotiating Peking and Moscow began a chain of bitter table. criticisms of the United States soon after the Ky spoke at a jammed luncheon meeting of the strikes were announced Saturday. The Pentagon National Press Club after he had met with called them "protective reaction" following President Nixon and his top advisers at the North Vietnam's downing of an American recon- White House for more than three hours. naissance plane. He said he had taken part "very often" in Peking's foreign ministry assured North raids on North Vietnam to release prisoners. Vietnam the Chinese "are de- Ky expressed admiration for the courage and termined to stand forever with bravery of the American volunteers in the task the fraternal peoples of Viet- force. nam and the other Indochinese Ky repeated his prediction that if the pres- countries and unite and fight ent plan of the U.S. withdrawal from Vietna together with them until com- under the Vietnamization program is followed, .plete victory. all of the U.S. ground combat forces will "The Chinese government and leave Vietnam by the end of 1971. people strongly condemn U.S. He was afforded extraordinary security pro- imperialism for its war provo- The Gazette tection as he drove through downtown Washing- cation against the Democratic will not be ton to the Press Club Building. Police lines Republic of Vietnam." Obser- published to- restrained a crowd of hippies who had gathered vers saw no threat of inter- morrow or Fri- inside the building to demonstrate against the vention from Peking, however. day. war. Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Wednesday, November 25, 1970 Hussein and Sadat Confer in Cairo CAIRO (AP/AFRTS)--Jordan's Xing Hussein and News Gazetteer President Anwar Sadat of Egypt will confer in Cairo next week before Hussein begins a four- Happy Thanksgiving nation western tour that starts with discus- sions in Washington with President Nixon. Al Ahram, the semiofficial Cairo newspaper, An early morning explosion in New York has rocked said today that Hussein's Egyptian visit will he the Manhattan office housing a Soviet airline begin next Wednesday and that from there and company and the Soviet Toirist Aency. Police will fly to Washington, London, Paris -- who believe another explosive device may Bonn. still be in or near the building--say the of- The newspaper said he will leave Washington fices were unoccupied at the time of the blast. before Dec. 11 because Israeli Defense Min- in the United About 35 minutes after the explosion an anony- ister Moshe Dayan is arriving rcous caller told the Associated Press the of- States that day. fices had been blown up. Six civil rights groups charge southern school dis- Guinea Invaded Again, 4th Time tricts are using emergency federal desegrega- DAKAR, Senegal.(AP/AFRTS)--Radio Conakry tionfunds to finance resegregation practices. announced today that Guinea was invaded again The groups also claim the administration-backed last night. emergency school assistance program grants are The broadcast referred to new "enemy incur- being used for projects to question the char- sions" but gave no further details. acter, morals and hygiene of black students. Guinean President Sekou Toure has said the The charges came yesterday in a report issued invading troops are mercenaries hired by just hours before the House Education and Portugal and attacking from Portuguese ships. Labor Committee unanimously authorized $1,500,- Portugal has denied any connection. 000 to continue the program. Guinea's Ambassador to Nigeria, Cusmane Federal investigators have set a Dec. 14, hearing at Souare, said yesterday the invaders planned Huntington, West Va. to probe the October jet- to overthrow Toure's Marxist government and liner crash that killed 75 persons aboard a install a new regime. He said Nigeria is Marshall University football flight. Officials sending in troops at Guinea's request because say they are trying to prove instrument failure "imperialists are very cunning. One never or pilot misjudgement caused the chartered DC 9 knows where or when they may show up again." to clip treetops in the Huntington airport (See earlier story on Page 3.) glide path. Marine Air Robber Heists Blank Checks Marine Corps officials at the El Toro IRVINGTON, Nhw Jersey (AP/AFRTS)--A lone Station in California say no one was injured in bandit who held up the Pabst Credit Union the in-flight collision last night of a Navy in Irvington, New Jersey yesterday told tell- transport plane and a let fighter. According ers to forget the cash and just hand over to the officials, both planes landed safely and some blank checks. the 'et pilot wasn't even aware anything had Police suspect the robber may be the same happened. person who stole the company's checkwriting Temperatures Around U.S. Cities machine the night before. New York 35 84 Louisville 23 Norfolk 40 Forecast: St. Louis 30 Guantanamo Gazette San Francisco 6F Partly cloudy today becoming ComNviase RA . B. mCCauley Phoenix 00 cloudy tonight. The winds will Public ffairs Officer *LCdr. W. Boer, II 'diorial Advi sor JOC Jia Teagu. Topeka 33 be Northwest .12-16 with gusts Editor )1JackOhk Staff 503 Allm Somi Dallas 52 .to 24 diminishing to 10 knots J03 ToM BetZ JtIN Stv Deres Reno 59 tonight. The high today will The GUANTANAW GAZETTE is published according no Concord, Mass. be F4 and the low tonight the rules and regulations for ship and station news- 34 paper s outlined in NAVEXOS P-315 and under the direction of the Naval Base Public affairs Officer. Los Angeles 71 will be 70 degrees. It is printed four days a week at government expense on govCrnment equipment. The opinions or statements Chicago 36 in n e it that appear heroin ore eot to he con- strued as official or as rrflectinc the Iesof Memphis 31 ComNavBase or the Departnt of the haY, Tallahassee 40 Savannah 39 Albuquerque 57 Wednesday, November 25, 1970 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3 No Indication from Guinea On Whether War Continues

MONROVIA, Liberia (AP/AFRTS)--Guinea charged yesterday that Portuguese and mercenaries again launched "many incursions" a- long the coast during the night and were repulsed. The broadcast gave no indication of whether fighting was still going on but travelers from Guinea said earlier the invasion that began Saturday night appeared to be over. Travelers also reported NATO May Help the invasion fleet was seen sailing away, but a broadcast Canada, Russia Set *South Africans yesterday from Conakry, the capital of Guinea, declared: Deal for the Sale In Cape The Fascist Portuguese aggres- Defense sor is still in Guinea's ter- Of Heavy Water ritorial waters." DURBAN, South Africa (AP/ OTTAWA (AP/AFRTS)--Canada Meanwhile, at the United Na- AFRTS)--The North Atlantic has concluded a deal with the tions diplomatic sources said Treaty Organization may help Soviet Union to buy 55 tons of a five-nation Special U.N. South Africa defend the Cape heavy water to help meet a Mission-is expected to leave of Good Hope and the Indian shortage in the domestic hu- for Conakry to investigate Ocean from any sea threat by clear power production pro- the invasion. the Soviet Union, the former gram it was learned yester- The commission will include chairman of the Dutch Joint day. Zambia, Colombia, Nbpal, Fin- Chiefs of Staff said Monday. The price was about $30 a land and Poland, the sources "It is almost certain that pound. Deliveries will begin reported. discussion along these lines in the spring, probably to the All are members of the U.N. is already taking place within Pickering, Ont., site of On- Security Council, which decid- NATO's general council," Gen. tario Hydro's nuclear power ed at an emergency meeting Hans Kruls said in an inter- program. Sunday night to send an inves- view. The sale may be the first tigating mission. "In fact, I would not be heavy water to a Western coun- The broadcast yesterday surprised if, thanks to the try fror behind the Iron Cur- from Radio Conakry asserted Russians, NATO can find a sol- tain, Portuguese submarines were in ution in the near future to but gave no the question of drawing up a Guinea's waters, where they had defense agreement with South indication of Kidnap Questionee or how they could Africa." been sighted Kruls said he was not advo- have been identified, denied it was Found Dead in Cell cating that South Africa be Portugal has LONDON (AP/AFRTS)--Scotland made a full member of NATO. He involved in the invasion and in Brussels Yard hoped to learn from Rich- suggested giving it "outside this was repeated ard Pierre Antoine Bros some- membership." by the foreign minister, Ruy newsmen thing to lead them to the "The Indian Ocean is one of Patricio. He told British Trade official kid- the lifelines of the world and that the charges his country sent mercenaries to invade naped in Canada. A few min- at the rate Russia is expand- "out of the ques- utes before Bros was to be ing here it will soon be pos- Guinea were tion" and "ridiculous." questioned, he was found hang- sible for her to cut this was speculation in ed in his cell. lifeline to the west and South There Monrovia that the invaders Bros' widow Francoise iden- Africa," he said. were Guineas driven out by tified the body at an inquest Kruls also predicted that and were try- yesterday. The inquest was the Suez Canal would be reop- President Toure their Marxist adjourned for a month without ened under Russian control ing to overthrow leader. Some think a decision on the circumstan- within a few months. He said government were trained by the ces of his death. Bros was the answer is for free nations the rebels Portuguese. connected with terrorists. to unite. Train 9:00 Flintstones W 4:00 Sparky's C- :oon Train T 4:00 Sparky's Cartoon 9: 30 Huckleberry Hound E 4:30 Monkees H 4:30 Mr. Ed 10:00 1-2-3 Go D 5:00 Love On A Rooftop U 5:00 Bill Anderson 10:30 Mr. MaGoo N 5:30 Bewitched R 5: 30 Kelley's Cook-Inn 11:00 Captain Kangaroo E 6:00 Panorama S 6:00 Panorama 12:00 Get It Together S 7:00 Pat Paulson (last show) D 7:00 Laugh in 12:30 All American College Show D 7:30 Law and Mr. Jones A 8:00 12 O'Clock High 1:00 MOVIE: Woman & The Hunter A 8:00 Johnny Cash Y 9:00 SPECIAL: Frank Sinatra Jr. 2: 30 Saturday Sports Show Y 9:00 Perry Mason 10:00 News Brief 3: 30 Greatest Fights 10:00 News Brief 10:05 Sheriff of Cochise 4:00 Wrestling 10:05 Tombstone Territory 10: 30 Dick Cavett 4: 30 CBS Golf Classic 10: 30 MOVIE: Our Man In Havana 5:30 To be announced F 4:00 Snarky's Cartoon Train 6:00 News Brief R 4:30 Across the 7 seas 5:00 College Bowl 6:05 SPECIAL: Drug Abuse SATURDAY - 6:05 PM :S P E C I A L I Information for the Navy Man 7:00 Hee Haw American Forces Drug Abuse Test. 0 5:30 Panorama 8:00 Gunsmoke A major factor in many cases involv- A 6:00 Lennon Sisters 9:00 Lawrence Welk ing drug abuse is a lack of credible y 7:00 Iron Horse 10:00 News Brief information concerning drug use and 8:00 Hlih Chaparral (series is bacl:) 10:05 Naked City resulting ramifications. To help 9:00 News rief 10: 30 MOVIE: Young Mr. Lincoln this situation, the drug abuse test 10:050 *oxini; 12:00 Burke's Law was designed to provide authorita- 10:)5 MOVIE: Vovage to the Bottom tive information and correct 12:30 Came of the Week 10:30 Music and the Spoken Word erroneously preconceived concepts 12:30 11:00 Christophers concerning the use of drugs. 11:15 Sacred Heart 11:30 This is the life 12:00 Crossroads Saturday 12: 30 To be announced 1 PM MOVIE: Woman and the Hunter - The scheming, ambitious secretary of a 1:00 Off Ramp wealthy man murders him after he refuses to marry her. 1:30 To be announced 10:30 MOVIE: A story of Abraham Lincoln's youth as a self-educated lawyer. 2:00 Game of the Week 4:30 To be announced Wednesday 5:00 Ted Mack 10:30 PM MOVIE: This is an English spoof of English spies in Havana. 5: 30 Pentagon Forum 6:00 News Brief Thursday 6:05 Adventure (last show) 9 PM S P E C I A L: Frank Sinatra, Jr with Family and Friends - With Las 7:00 Bonanza Vegas as his background, Frank Sinatra, Jr is a cordial host to his papa 8:00 Ed Sullivan Frank, Sr and sister Nancy. Among his friendly guests are Jack Benny, 9:00 Mission Impossible Sammy Davis, Jr, Arte Johnson, the Doodletown Pipers and Jack E. Leonard. 10:00 News Brief 10:05 Best From Broadway Friday 10:30 MOVIE: Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea - This is the story of 4:00 Sparky's Cartoon Train Admiral Nelson and "Nelson's Folly" - the first nuclear-powered submarine 4:30 Wild Kingdom and its voyage under the polar ice cap. 5:00 Beverly Hillbillies 5:30 Julia 6:00 Panorama 7:00 Daniel Boone 8:00 Music Hall 9:00 Mod Squad 10:00 News Brief 10:05 Wanted: Dead or Alive 10: 30 Tonight Show

4:00 Sparky's Cartoon Train 4:30 Addams Family 5:00 Honey West 5:30 Physical Fitness 6:00 Panorama 7:00 Green Acres 7:30 Dante 8:00 Andy Williams 9:00 Here Come the Brides 10:00 News Brief 10:05 Target 10: 30 Playboy after dark )d . Movie Schedule .

Sat. Sun. Mon. Tue. Wed. Thu. Fri. N va Stationtl 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 Ho. nit al 12 11 10 1 2 3 4 Campn 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 1/15 800 Leeward Point 16 15 14 13 12 11 10

1. LrST PLIGHT: Lloyd Bridces, Anne Francis. 10. TONY ROME: Frank Sinatra, Jill St. John. Arr'I' pilot Stpve B3ammerman (Lloyd Bridges), Miami detective Frank Sinatra helps his ex- iabrawl, before coming up partner, remove drunk Sue Lyon from a dumpy before tie review board he is assigned one motel and bring her back to her father. mcre flic to Australia. Dram;, Color, 104 Melo-Drama, Color, 110 min. NRA. meG, *-T OMA' 0 ILRS : Van Johnson, Ray 11. THE DETECTIVE: Frank Sinatra, Lee Remick. ilI n S smin croaning and Detective Frank Sinatra "solves" a grisly mrmuin"jrt in :i atonor t henht is -i hired homo-sexual murder. Drama, Color, 114 min. M. kill-r arost o tlh City Hospital. q drr,,oo,01mnNRA. Suspense~ ~ 12. GOD FORGIVES, I DON'Tt Terence Hill, Gordon, Suzy Kendall. 3. H ADn Frank Wolff. As a ghostly train arrives in Con min, onordon, -in his apprentice-valet, a small Western Depct, ;ill aboard, including when it Stuart Mar;rl in cruise ship the eainpe', are dead except one, who dies doks n or , aslavia. Drama, Color, shor-l fter. Crime Dr.a,-, Color, 102 min. M. 98 min. G. 4. LAS' DAY - 1HE AR: George Maharis, 13. HOW DO I LOVE THEE: Jackie Gleason, Mari-, ierschy. In toe -losing days of the Maureen O'Hara. Jackie Gleason is a simple- war, a Germ;?n offi"-r is issiqned to find and minded but argumentive atheist who moves kill a German Fc it : it before he defects to furniture for a living. Comedy, Color, the Aftericans, Dr mt, Color, 104 min., NRA. 110 min. G. 5. THOSE DARING V00NC YEN IN THEIR JAUNTY 14. THE DIRTY HEROES: Frederick Stafford, JALOPIES: Tony Curtis, Susan Hampshire. The Daniela Bianchi. During the last days of the Monte Carlo Rally is an endurance test for Second World War, an American ex-convict cars from all over the world, contestants turned soldier, is aided by a partisan group start at various European points and converge in Holland to escape from a German prisoner n Monte Carlo for a final speed run-off. of war camp. Drama, Color, 106 min, G. 1 omedy, Color, 125 min. G. 15. D JANGO SHOOTS FIRST: Glen Saxon, Evelyn 6., THE LONG HOT SUMMER: Paul Newman, Joanne Stewart. Glen Saxon rides into new territory Woodward. A vouna rin arrives in a small searching for his father who has just escaped southern town owned and dominated by i wealthy from prison. Western, Color 94 min. NRA land-owner. Drama, Color, 117 min. NRA. 16.ON A CLEAR DAY YOU CAN SEE FOREVER: Barbra 7. GIGI: Louis Jourian, Leslie Caron. Rich Streisand, Yves Montand. Streisand, seeking youna playboy, Jourdan, is ahetted by- his a means of curbing her chain smoking, is ac- grandfather, Maurice Chivalier, in maintain- cidentally hypnotized in psychiatry class. ing his reputation as a great lover. Musical. Musical Comedy, Color, Color, 112 min. NRA. 130 min. G. 8. HELL'S BELLES: Jeremy Slate, Jocelyn 17. THE PERILS OF PAULINE: Pat Boone, Terry Lane, - motorbike which Walker Slate wins Thomas. Foundling Pamela Austin loves Pat steals from him. Action Drama, Color, 96 min. Boone, who promises to marry her when he is NRA. a millionaire. Comedy, Color, 96 min. NRA. 9. UTAH BLAINE: Rory Calhoun, Susan Cum- mings. Calhoun comes to town and helps a 18. THE NAKED RUNNER: Frank Sinatra, Peter rich ranch owner and his daughter from rene- Vaughan. American widower Frank Sinatra plans gades who are trying to take over al-1 ranches to take his 14 year old son on his business in the territory. Western, Black & White, trip behind the Iron Curtain. Mystery Drama, 75 min., NRA. Color- 104 min. NRA. Page 6 Guantanamo Gazette Wednesday, November 25, 1970 DRUGS: A Program of Answers This quiz is presented as a public service by the Gazette and the Department of Defense and is designed for use with a special Pentagon Forum to be aired on Channel 8 Saturday at 6:05 p.m. The 45-minute program is designed to provide authoritative information and correct erroneously preconceived concepts concerning two

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1. In reference to drug usage in.the United States l Will have different effects on your be- today, do you think havior each time you use it? O-1 Most abuse stems from real or imagined El Will usually result in violent behavior? medical needs? O There is no one most important cause 6. The immediate physical effects of smoking of abuse? marijuana are El An increase in the pulse rate and a by emotional " Most abuse is caused cough? hangups? O An increase in both appetite and drowsi- O Most abuse is caused by pressure from ness? friends? El A sharpening of the user's physical re- 2. Most young people are influenced to start using actions? marijuana by El Severe headaches and vomiting? O Pushers and other local criminals? 7. If you become a heroin addict, you can expect O University professors and other intellec- that tual groups? E Your children will be more susceptible - Friends and acquaintances who may be to addiction? occasional users? El Your life expectancy will be decreased? E Activist youth groups? El You will probably turn to some form of crime to support your habit? 3. LSD and marijuana, both hallucinogenic drugs, El All of the above? may affect you by El Making you believe you are more crea- 8. The effects of a stimulant such as "speed" will tive? El Create a permanent sense of alertness El Dulling your ability to perform simple and well-being? physical tasks? El Greatly increase your appetite? E] Causing a desire but not an addiction O Result in a temporary stimulation, which for continued use? could lead to death if sustained? O Cause a feeling of inferiority and de- E All of the above? pendence? 4. Marijuana affects your sexual capability by 9. Your simultaneous use of stimulants, such as E Increasing your capability for sexual diet pills, and depressants, such as sleeping intercourse? pills, will O Eliminating all desire for sex? El Produce an up-and-down effect which is E Having no impact on your sex activities? more harmful than the use of either one E Decreasing your capability for sexual alone? intercourse? El Cause the depressant and its effects to be more prominent? 5. Your use of marijuana E Result in the neutralization of both? Will always result in violent behavior? El Cause the stimulant and its effects to be j Will never result in violent behavior? more prominent? Wednesday, November 25, 1970 Guantanamo Gazette Page 7

Helo Pilot Says He Saw Shot

Q.How many shots were fired? A. One round into the ditch. I saw one body hit. FT. BENNING, Ga. (AP/AFRTS) see the ditch? geant you testified to south Wil- A. Numerous times. of the village? time in Lt. l oriam theCalley's first court-martial, a 0. Describe the bodies there. A. No, sir, I don't recall witness testified yesterday he A. As I recall, there were any. saw an American soldier put a noncombatants. Q. The only American you bullet into a Vietnamese ci- Q. What condition were saw down in the area of the vilian in the irrigation ditch they in? ditch was the one soldier? at My Lai. But he said Calley A. They were immobile, they A. Yes, sir, in the im- was nowhere in sight. appeared to be dead. I never mediate area of the ditch. The witness, Dan Williams, saw any of them move. 0. You saw him fire one Fort Worth, Tex., lean former Q. At any time while you round? pilot of a gunship, said he were flying over the irrigat- A. Yes, sir. flew over the ditch where ion ditch, did you have oc- Q. Did you see any Amer- Calley is accused of executing casion to see any troops? ican soldier aside from this 70 Vietnaese during a sweep A. Yes, sir, I saw a color- one fire any round that day? of the village March 16, 1968, ed noncomissioned officer in A. No, sir. and saw about 50 to 75 bodies. the immediate area of the An earlier witness in the Q. How many times did you ditch. I saw him fire into sixth day of court-martial the ditch one time. testimony, Brian Livington, No Tax Q. Could you tell the type Kileen, Tex., was a first Reductions of weapon he had? lieutenant at My Lai and a *WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS)--The A. An M16 automatic rifle. section leader with eight use Ways and Means Committee Q. How many shots were reconnaissance gunship pilots tentatively agreed yesterday fired? under him. to postpone for two years A. One round into the He testified he saw Vietnam- scheduled reductions in excise ditch. I saw one body hit. ese killed by gunship fire taxes on cars and telephones 0. Can you describe that from the air--although not in followed by a gradual phase- body? the area where Calley is al- out period for both. A. No, I just saw the leged to have executed ci- The Nixon administration had impact. vilians. sought a one-year delay in the Calley, 27, is on trial for lower levies to prevent a rev- his life. He is accused of Lobbyist Sentenced enue loss of $650 million in the premeditated murder of NEW YORK (AP/AFRTS)--Lob- the current fiscal year. 102 unresisting Vietnamese ci- byist Nathan Voloshen, who Both the 10 per cent tax on vilians while leading his pleaded guilty to influence telephones and 7 per cent rate platoon through My Lai. Sp- peddling and conspiring to on automobiles are scheduled cified among the victims in misuse the office of House to go down to 5 per cent on the charges were 70 Vietnam- Speaker John McCormack, was January 1, 1971, unless Con- ese in the ditch and 30 others fined $10,000 and given a gress takes action. of a village trail. suspended one-year prison The Committee's tentative The defense went immediate- sentence yesterday after a agreement would continue both ly to the incident at the government disclosure that taxes at the existing rates ditch in its cross-examination he had cooperated in a new for another two years. of Willia s. investigation of corruption. The agreement still faces Q. Did you see any American Martin Shwaig was tried and possible action on the floor. troops outside the one ser- convicted in the same case. Page 8 Guantanamo Gazette Wednesday, November 25, 1970 "Remember the prisoners.".Z One of the great customs of our country is Many of you will be unable to celebrate that we wisely and rightfully gather to give this Thanksgiving Day at home with your thanks each year for the great blessings which families because of the important duties you God has given us. Indeed we have much to be must perform. Be assured of my personal grateful for. thanks and the gratitude of your fellow Amer- Despite the adversities which affect the icans who are able to enjoy this holiday be- world, and the problems we find in our society, cause you are keeping watch on their freedom our nation remains sound, strong and dedicated and security. to the age-old principles of freedom and the There are others of our shipmates who dignity of Man. will not be home for Thanksgiving. They are This has not happened by luck or accident. the ones kept prisoner by the enemy and miss- It is the result of the labor and sacrifices ing in action, and whose families must suffer of many thousands of Americans, like yourself, bitter loneliness and uncertainty. Let us each personally committed to making it so. resolve in our prayers, wherever we gather You can take pride and satisfaction in being this day, to remember them and to ask their part of that dedicated group. early release and safe return. Wins I CLUB ACTIVITY SCHEDULEI Jim Plunkett COMO Club Heisman Trophy Sun KELLY'S HEROES--Clint Wed STAY AWAY JO--Elvis NEW YORK (UPI/AFRTS)--In Eastwood and Donald Suth- Presley and Burgess Mere- the Year of the Quarterback it erland. dith. seemed only right that a quart- Tue THE WALKING STICK--David Thu "Bosses Night". erback should receive the Hemmings and Samantha TORTURE GARDEN--Jack Pa- Heisman Trophy. And that is Eggers. lance and Beverly Adams. exactly what happened when Thu THEY CALL ME MR. TIBBS-- MANNIX--Mike Connors. 1,059 sportswriters and broad- Sidney Poitier and Mar- Fri THE WALKING STICK--David casters voted yesterday. tin Landau Hemmings and Samantha Stanford's Jimmy Plunkett Eggers. was presented with college CPO Club SHADOW OVER ELVERON-- football's most coveted award. Sat KELLY'S HEROES--Clint James Franciscus and Plunkett established a new Eastwood and Donald Suth- Shirley Knight. NCAA passing and total offense erland. record during his three-year Sun THE WALKING STICK--David Texas Still Leads career. He connected on 520 Hemmings and Samantha NEW YORK (AP/AFRTS)--The passes for more than 7,500 Eggers. Associated Press listing of yards and 52 touchdowns.and Mon CASTLE KEEP--No perform- the top ten college football rushed for 343 yards and 10 ers given. teams in the nation was re- touchdowns. Tue DREAMS OF-GLASS--No per- leased here yesterday with a He's the first college formers given. major surprise listed for the player ever to surpass 7,000 Fri PAINT YOUR WAGON--Lee second week in a row. Notre yards in total offense. Marvin and Clint East- Dame was dropped from second wood. to fourth, and Ohio State mov- Munson Top Rookie ed up to second. NEW YORK (UPI/AFRTS)-- Acey-Ducey Club Thurman Munson of the New York the Sat THE LAWLESS BREED--Rock 1. Texas Yankees has been named Hudson and Julia Adams. 2. Ohio State American League's Rookie of THE CRIMSON CULT--Boris 3. Nebraska the Year. Karloff and Christopher 4. Notre Dame The 23-year-old catcher hit Lee. 5. Arkansas .302 in his first full year in Sun THEY CALL ME MR. TIBBS-- 6. LSU the major leagues and was a Sidney Poitier and Mar- 7. Tennessee vital factor in New York's tin Landau. 8. Michigan second place finish in the Tue KELLY'S HEROES--Clint 9. Arizona State Eastern Division. Eastwood and Donald Suth- 10. Mississippi Cleveland's Ray Foster was erland. 11. Stanford runner-up in the balloting.