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Phone 9-5247 Date TUESDY, JANUARY 27, 1970 Radio (1340) TV (Ch. 8) Nixon Vetoes Education and Labor Bill WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS)-- President Nixon has [,Charge Castro with Slighting vetoed the $19.7 billion educati on and labor appropriation bill before a nat ionwide tele- Revolutions for Cuban Deeopment vision audience. The President denounced the me asure as "the CARACAS (AP/AFRTS)-- Venezuelan guerrilla wrong amount for the wrong pur pose. at the leaders charge that Cuban Prime Minister Fidel wrong time." Cattro has switched from backing revolutionary A vote is expected in the Hous e on Wednesday. movements to concentrating on economic devel- A two-thirds majority is require d in both the opment of his island. House and Senate to override th,e President's The statement was written by leaders of veto. guerrilla forces in Venezuela-and obtained by The vetoed bill carried $1.26 billion more The Associated Press in Caracas. The document than the administration's budge t recommendaz also accuses the Soviet Union of "keeping the tions. Most of it is for aid to.education and international prolitariat as a sort of consum- health research. er item. . . without any fervent ddsite- to In his speech, which was broad cast by net- carry out people's destinies to their final works, the President warned that "we can spend consequence." ourselves poor." He.contended h is veto would The statement coincides with a report that be inthe long-range interest of better health one Cuban-backed guerrilla leader-- Luben Pet- and education programs. koff-- has left Venezuela for Cuba.' with a '"Above all, it is in the vital interest of band of 24 guerrillas. all Americans in stopping the ri se in the cost of livingag" NTixo n added. .,Sides Drawn on Carsivell Nomination If the veto isnot overrid- WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS)-- Battle lines have been drawn on the- den by Congress, it sticks. In ev of the Senate Judid~iary Committee's hearings on the Su- that case, a new bill will pre meCbrt nomination of Florida Judge Harrold Carswell. have to be drawn A panel of the American Bar Assn. is quoted as saying ('Cars- The other al ternative is well is qualified for the post. AFL-CIO.'r,'.nnnI' PresidentSrhave George that -tothe be. Departmdrawn ents of -Labor Mnhas issued a statement' .and Health,,Euc ation and.Wel- .opposing confirmation.'' Fod. ,Dflfl:hed W "Biif hfae and the w fice. of Eco- kiui n -A special nomic Upportunity will .have Due to repairs being made representative of UN Secretary- to continue operating at last at the Water Plant, ':Water General U Thant says that vio- year's spending levels under Condition Bravo will be in lence and bloodshed will soon temporary authorization. effect until further notice. end in defeated Biafra. bt'-he The President called the ve- All sprinkling of lawns adds that malnutrition, pover- to decision one of the most and shrubs aid -washing of ty and death will continue to difficult he has had to make. vehicles is prohibited. Min- be cause for alarm. He noted that he was usina the imum watering of certain pub- Relief teams and missionar- lic areas may be authorized ies working among the civil by -the Comm and ing- Officer .of war refugees say that next to PWC. Private fresh plantings food, money is most important may be nurtured -at- a-'rate to get life going again. But not to exceed five gallons the federal iNigerian govern- per day per dwelling, using ment has not yet decided what sprinkling cans. to do about Biafran currency. Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, January 27, 1970

WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS)-- A supreme court ruling against NIXON VETO (Cont'd from Page 1) justice department handling of cases involving draft house Democrats in approving the bill and the question protesters. The court ruled' eight to nothing that col- now is how many will switch their votes to support lege students who lose their deferments and are ordered the President. into service as'draft delinquents have the right to fight The possibility of an over-ride ig regarded as better the induction before they're put into uniform. in the Senate. But the issue will never get there The Justice Department maintained that the youths could if the House sustains the veto, because an over-ride not challenge their reclassification until after being must be approved,by both houses. drafted. Presidential News Secretary Ron Ziegler says the In another decision, the high court rejected a request White House is confident, on the basis of its sound- by Florida Governor Claude Kirk to delay the deadline ings that the House will not be able to over-ride 'for court-ordered school desegregation from February the veto, which will be sent to it formally today. until next fall. The February first deadline had been The visitors gallery of the House was filled yes- set for 14 southern school districts, including two in terday with hundreds of school teachers, principals Florida. and other education workers who have launched what *they call "operation over-ride." 'They are button- BAIGON (AP/AFRTS)-- South Vietnamese Iresident Thieu holing each of the 430 -house members in a drive to has called on the free world to aid his nation in the mobilize two-thirds of the vote for an over-ride. fight against communism. Thieu, speaking to newsmen The man in charge of the lobby, Charles Lee, agrees and members of the diplomatic corps in Saigon, says with other estimates that the override vote could South Vietnam is willing to carry on the fight without be as close as five votes either way. Lee said United States troops. But he emphasized that nations "we're not throwing in the towel." of the free world must provide the necessary arms S and warfare equipment. BONN (AP/AFRTS)-- The West German producer of thalidomide has offered an out-of-court settlement TEL AVIV (AP/AFR S)-- The focal point of the fighting totaling $27 million for children deformed by the drug. is along the Suez canal. Tel Aviv spokesmen report The pharmaceutical company-hemie Greunenthal Israeli aircraft raided Egyptian military installations of Stolberg--received no immediate response from along the Suez Canal for more than an hour yesterday. 400 plaintiffs and more than 2,000 possible damage Cairo claimed the attackers were driven off by claimants. Egyptian jets. An artillery duel also blazed across The only plaintiffs in the-United States are Noren the waterways, and one Israeli soldier was reportedly and Bivenne Harvey of Great Neck, New-York. wounded. *AAAA** NEW YORK (AP/AFRTS)-- Ptices on the New York stock MANILA, R.P. (AP/AFRTS)-- At least 100 persons have market have declined along a broad front in moderately been injured in what Philippine authorities are of-' active trading. The Dow Jones industrial average ficially describing as a riot in Manila. lost 6.66 to close at 768.88, it's lowest closing About 20,000 demonstrators battled with police outside level in more than a year. the Congress building, protesting a cutback in funds The Associated Press average' of 60 stocks dropped earmarked for schools. 2.2 at*264. Among thie issues traded, 1,000 were President and Mrs. Ferdinand Marcos were the targets losers and 306 advanced. of the demonstration, and barely escaped injury as the rioters hurled stones, bottles and wooden staves at them.

WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS)-- Chairman James Eastland of the Senate Judiciary Committee says hearings will open as Guantanamo Gazette scheduled tomorrow on the confirmation of Supreme Coutt nominee Harrbld Carswell., Eastland made the announce- ment despite demands from liberals who want a delay ComNavBase R-kda J.B. Hildreth to further investigate Carswell's background. East- Public Affairs Officer Lt D.S. McCurrach land has not made an estimate of how long the hearings Editorial Advisor JOC Jim Teanue will last, but says he expects Carswell will be con- firmed to the high bench. * *AAAAAA Tuesday, January 27, 1979 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3

WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS)-- Senator William Proxmire, LAGOS (AP/AFRTS)-- United States sources in Lagos (D-Wis.), has urged the Air Force to ground all its say a massive airlift of 21 flights of American C-5-A planes saying, "The C-5-A is unsafe at any load." C-41 cargo planes taking trucks and emergency supplies He was referring to structural weaknesses. He said to Nigeria will begin tomorrow. With the massive the Air Force permits restricted flying of the plane aid 'to the nation came a dim view expressed in Lagos at 50 per cent of its load capacity. by an American relief coordinator. He says that un- "Apparently no one with authority is willing to step less Biafra's homeless IBOS GET BACK TO THEIR VILLAGES in and call a halt to one of the greatest fiscal fiascos before the spring rains there will be a serious re- ever to have occurred in connection with a weapons sys- fugee problem. tem contract," Proxmire said in a speech prepared for The expert refuses to be quoted by name because the the Senate. federal government in hourly radio broadcasts, tells Proxmire's subcommittee on economy in government first the refugees in the bush to stay where they are made public an estimated $2 billion cost overrun on until food reaches them. Already, according to govern- the Air Force's C-5-A contract with Lockheed Corporation. ment figures, 600,000 displaced persons are in refugee Since then, he said, "The Air Force has identified camps, a jump of 20 per cent in the week since the 46 design performance changes, almost all of which have war ended. the effect of lowering the performance standards of the The expert says that unless the people get their C-5-A. What we are now witnessing is the fact that crops in the ground now, they will be refugees for this Air Force should accept no more C-5-A's unless another 20 months. they meet original performance specifications." He added that "in that time a refugee psychosis He said all C-5-A's already on hand should be grounded could develop, saddling Nigeria with an Africax equiv- and the administration should refuse to buy the schedul- alent of the Palestine Arab 'tragedy." ed fourth squadron of C-5-A's. "The events of the last few months clearly underline MANILA, R.P. (AP/AFRTS)-- A f ire that burned un- What a mistake it was to pour good money after bad into noticed for-nearly 12. hours last -evening destroyed this program," Proxmire said. "I fail to seerhow, in a major portion of the Philippine National Museum. good conscience, the government can stand by and allow the blaze, according to Fire CommissionerMax- the American taxpayer to e saddled with additional imo L. Aniban, was caused by faulty wiring. Museum C-5-A's, additional-C-5-A costs, and additional C-S-A Director Joseph Pakingan estimated' the damage in the failures." millions of pesos. "It's all gone," said Pakingan. "All that fire's SAIGON (AP/AFRTS)- - The wives of four United States left us is the bones." airmen missing in the Vietnam war have toured a Untted States Army hospital in Vietnam. They saw wounded enemy NEW YORK CAP/AFRTS)-- New York City congressman, soldiers as well as Americans.- Mario Biaggi has called for a commission made up equal- The women said after their tour they were impressed ly of military and civilian members whidh would have by what they saw, including the care given to wounded jurisdiction in all matters regarding violation of civilian children in the hospital. The four wives, who servicemen's rights. have visited several foreign capitals trying to get Biaggi says a-military study on racial tensions information about their husbands, visited the 24th in the Army, released yesterday, proves the Army's Evacuation Hospital at Long Binh,--afn Army headquarters inability to handle the problem. That study-whope- base near Saigon, on the second full day of their visit release Biaggi claims was held up four months--says to South Vietnam. They were briefed by the hospital all indications point o1 increased racial tension in commander then given a conducted tour. the Army throughout the world. And it says Negro sold- system, sometimes They talked with wounded GI's and saw the children iers have lost faith in the Army -4 -m 1A - . .4,,;- t - m~t because their leaders are unaware of unprepared to handle their problems.

WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS)-- Chairman Lawrence Walsh of the American Bar Association's federal judiciary co-m P-age 4 Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, January 27, 1370 Credit and You We have been talking, in this series of art- icles, about the extra charges you must pay 1344. 9 (Encl 1) when you use your credit. July 1, 69 It is possible to buy on credit and not pay extra for the privilege. Some stores allow payment in 30, 60, or CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE* even 90 days without extra charge. This is common with furniture and other I certify that the upon extending (Name of Creditor) "big ticket" items. Ask the dealer with whom credit to on you are doing business if he can give you (Name of Obligor) (Date) complied with the full disclosure requirements of the Truth-in-Lending this arrangement. Act and Regulation Z (or the laws and regulations of State ), Even some credit card companies, including and that the attached statement is a true copy of the general and specific disclosures provided the obligor as required by law. those issuing gasoline credit cards, will not I further certify that the Standards of Fairness set forth in Enclosure charge you extra for a credit purchase if you 2 have been applied to the consumer credit transaction to which this pay up in 30 days. form referee. (If the unpaid balance has been adjusted as a conse- "revolving" credit quence, the specific adjustments in the finance charge and the annual The same is true for those percentage rate should be set forth below.) or "open end" credit cards so many people have nowadays. (Adjustments) These are-sort of general purpose accounts that let you charge a number of purchases made at different times and perhaps in different places. Then the-company sends you a single purchases, bill covering all of your (Date of Certification) (Signature of Creditor or . If you pay the entire bill within 25 or 30 Authorized Representative) days, you will not be charged extra. The new law requires the store to tell you, on the bill, (Street) the date by.which you can pay in full and avoid a Finance Charge. (City, State and Zip Code) The following is a sample certificate of compliance such as was discussed in this *This form may be reproduce locally. series of articles. Familiarize yourself with this form. It is for your protection. S C uesdcay, January 27, 1970 Guant anmo azet Page 5 Giants Br owns In Football Trade;

From the world of NFL Signs 4 Year TV Contracts NEW YORK ( UPI/AFRTS)--The n wide receiver Homer Jones to traded veteran the in exchangefond efensive nicki and running back Ron Johnson and 1 inebacker Wayne Mdylan. L'OS AANGECISoskaels (UPI/AFRTS)--Thewp orrsastsacklears nation's lead- In other f football scorer, Pete Maravich of Louis- news,-the Pit tsburgh ing basketball ~~ tcl pacag delKrsaMrvc s urnl iana State, reportedly'wasa ~ ~ ~ ~ selected~ yesterday Steelers who have the in a secret draft by the Carolina Cougars of number one ch voice today the American Basketball Association, in football's player A Los Angeles newspaper says the Cougars draft will pi ck quarter- are interestedin Maravich and his father as back jerry Br adshaw of a package deal. Press MaraVich is currently Louisiana Te h according the basketball coach at LSU. to the Associ ated Press. Pete Rozel.le, commis- DT SAN FRANCISCO (UPI/AFRTS)-Center Nate . sioner of pro football, JIM KANICKI Thurmond of the'San Francisco Warriors-says announced-yeslterday that the newly merged that he is retiring because of, injuries this National Foot]ball.League has. signed a four season. He did mention that he may bein- - year national television contract. The league terested in returning to the basketball game made agreementts with the National Broadcast- if the circumstances were right. ing Clmpany a ad the Columbia BProadcasting Companyfor di eek-end games while the Ameri- dan Broadcast.ing Company has already con- traced to te levise Monday night games.

NBA STANDINGS UCLA And 'Kentucky Remain1 In bPoll EASTERN DIVISION NEW YORK (AP/AFRTS)--The UCLA Bruins and Kentucky emain in W L first and second place in the latest Associated Press' P61. New York ~41 11 UCLA collected 29 first place votesWfrom 32 sportscasters and Milwaukee 37. 16 writers on the A ' panel. TheIother first place votes went o Baltimore 31 21 Kentucky. UCLA and Kentucky hae identical records this ;sea-. Philadelphia 28. 23 son with 14 victories in 14 games. St. Bonaventure, another Cincinnati 24 28 unbeaten teamn, moved into third place ahead of South Carolina Boston 20 29 which slipped to-fourth while New,.Mexico'State remains number Detroit 20 33 five. The top ten~ is rounded out by Jacksonville, Marquette, North' Carolina State, North Carolina and.Illinois is number ten. 'Davidson is rated lth followed by Houstod, Ohio Unip- versity, Pennsylvania, Southern California, Drake, Columbia, Florida State Kansas State and Iowa complete the nation's top Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, January 27, 1970 Reporters Needed From time to time the Public Affairs Office MORE gets gripes that it is covering some commands, activities or areas more than others -- which YORK (UPI/AFRTS)--The Los Angeles Rams have. are just as -important, and/or interesting. NEW traded place kicker Bruce Gosstt to the San Francisco us our command -- our club?" "What about -- 49'ers for defensive back-Herman Alexander and a these people complain. second round draft choice in today's pro football The answer to this is simple. What about draft. The -Clevelahd Browns announced another trade you, indeed? What has been happening around today that sends receiver PaiulWarfield to the Miami the Base which you knew about, but didn't tell Dolphins for a first round choice. Earlier the Browns receiver Homer Jones in a deal-with the us? acquired pass New York Giants. The GAZETTE, our television station, and our radio stationwant to know about your command, OAKLAND (UPI/AFRTS)--American League club owners your clubs, or about you, if you have an inter- meet here today to settle the fate of the Seattle esting story to tell. Pilots, a. loser on the field and at the box office. Now, admittedly, it would be nice if we had However, the club is reportedly worth 8.8 million dol-, a pool of 20 or 30 reporters whom we could lars. send out on regular beats to unearth local stores. But we don't. So you have to help. Remember, this is a town of some 10,000 people. College Basketball Results You have to let us know what's up with these Ohio State 74, Georgia Tech 71 10,000,-or 100, or'10. Princeton 69, Fordham 54 Take a second right now to ask yourself- Kentucky' 86, Alabama-71 these questions: Is my organization-doing. LSU 71, Tennessee59 something which migh-t have news value -- some- Iowa'State 91 Kansas 89 thing a little -out of -the ordinary? N. Carolina State 107, American U. 67 76 Do I-know of -an official function involving- Georgie 79, esissippi 107, :Furman 87 might- William and Mary my command that the Morin Centerites Minnesota 85, LoyolaofI Illinois 73 know about? Do I know of any'human interest Rutgers 76, Buffalo 70 stories ihidh the GAZETTE readers and tele-. S. Carolina 97, Clemson 76 vision and radio audience might enjoy hearing Kansas State 71, Oklahana State 60 about? Do I.personally hive a story to tell? Oklahoma 98, W" hington of Missouri 60 Okay. Now that you've answered yes to all these questions, all you have to do is sit down, write out the basic facts, and get it to us at PAO. We'll take it from there. Our guard mail address is Box 22, and our telephone number is 95451. Remember, every single person at Guantanamo is a potential reporter -- so let's hear from you. Mardi Gras 170 May Change Your Lil Tuesday, January 27, 1970 Guantanamo Gazette Page 7

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The Naval Station Enlisted Recreation Com- Horse racing is coming to Guantanamo Bay. mittee meeting will be held on M-n. Feb 2 at On Feb 7th, the Guantanamo Downs will 1:15 PM in the S/S Conference Room. feature 30 of the fastest horses on the base cometing in five big races at The Composite Enlisted Recreation Committee Cooper Field. Here's your chance to go Meet will be on Tue Feb 3 at 1:15 PM in the S/S to the track and come back a winner! Conference Room. Two dollar bets on each race will be-Fe- tured, and there's no limit ond the num- Like to gamble and promote a worthy cause? Then ber of bets per race. ,Free seating and Friday, Jan 30 is the you've been waiting for. free parking. Everyone's invited to A Reno night will be held from 1900-2300 Friday Horse Racing at Guantanamo Downs, Cooper Jan 30 at FTG Hq. Poker, black jack & dice Field, this February 7th. games will be the main attraction. Beer, ham- burgers and hot dogs will be sold. All proceeds will go to the Mardi Gras. Don't miss this Waited chance to beat the house. Mothers to take Cub Scout Den Mother train- A street dance will be held in front of FTG ing. Call 95255 or 95149 AT. from 2000-2400 Sat, Jan 31. Music will be provided by the Crystal Tracks. Beer, sodas Instructor in childrens' summer recreation and food will be sold. Admission is $1. per program. Anyone interested in teaching or person. All proceeds will go to Mardi Gras. assisting in swi-mming, tennis, archery, sailing, horseback riding,, photography, The weekly bible study of the PWOC will be ceramics, bowling or arts & crafts-apply held at the home of Mrs Linda Weeks, 121 Marine at Special Services. Site-, Thursday morning at 9:30. All ladies are welcome. Some job opportunities for non-Americans: Wan ted: I be kkeeper, 2 qualified Red Cross Cub Pack 401 will hold its monthly Pack meeting Lifeguards, and 2 Clerk-typists. Call S/S on Wednesday, Jan .28 at 7:30 at the Pack Hut at 85209.DWH. on Sherman Avenue., Organ Lessons., Call Doyle at 85464 DWH. The Ceramic Shop still -has 5 openings for stu- dents in the advanced class. This class features brocading and staining, and itwill begin Feb 2 from I t' 3 PM. To sign up see Mrs Kink at Services the Ceramic Shop. Will do ironing in my home. 89285 AT.

The PWC Officers Wives Club Meeting.is on Wed- Will-babysit anytime in my home.on Gran- nesday at 9:30 AM at the Yacht Club. adillo Pt. Call 98144 AT. Pa--ge 8 Guan-tanamno Gazette Tuesday, January 27, 1970

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1955 Olds 4 dr sedan,.good cond., $350. Can TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY be seen at trailer park lot- 41 or call Carmen 0700 SS 0730 0745* 0815 at 99228 AT. 0745 0815 0830 0900 0830 0900 0915 0945 0945 EDITORIAL 0915 1000 1030 1000 1030 1045 1115 1045 1115 1130 1200 1130 1200 1215 1245 A Silver Lining 1215 1245 1300 1330 That old adage about the inevitability of death and taxes seems 1300 1330 1345 1415 to gain validity with time. It was originally coined, of course, to 1345 emphasize modern man's perennial plight: though Peter may be 1415 1430 150 'robbed' to pay Paul, there is no escaping the cost of 'civilization. 1430 1,500- 1515 1545 The optimist accepts tle truth of the adage and goes on to look 1515* 1545 1615 1645 for consolations. Among them. this year is the improved form for 1600** federal income taxes. The new form 1040 represents 24 years of 1630 1645 1715 hard work on the part of. the Internal Revenue Service. It com- 1730 1800 1815 bines the best features of the old card form 1040A and the so-called 1845 long form 1900 1930 - 1945 2015 M re than half of all servicemen will find that they need corn- 2030 2100 2115 2145- plete only one letter-size form-the new 1040. It is about as simple 2200 as the old card form, allowing standard deductions. The minority 2230 2245 2315 2330 2400 0015 SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS 0806 0830 0845 0915 0930 1000 1015 1045 1100 1130 1145 1215 1230 1300 1315 1345 1400 1430 1445 1515 1530 1600 1615 1645 of servicemen who had. unusual expenses will find the attachable: 1700 1730 1745 1815 form-Schedule A-very easy to use. Other schedules-for divi- 1830 dend and interest income; sales or exchanges of property; supple- 1900 1915 1945 mental and miscellaneous income; and retirement income credit_- 2000 2030 2045 2115 2130 2200 2215 2245 2300 2330 2345 0015 *School **Hi gh ! OFerry V $$Fi rst