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Kissinger claims favorable reaction by Smith

PRETORIA, South Africa (AP)-- of the nature of the proposed set- Henry Kissinger last night claimed tlement over the breakaway British World a favorable reaction by Prime Min- colony. News Digest ister Ian Smith to American, A U.S. official has said repeat- ISPARTA, Turkey (UPI)--Officials British and African proposals for edly that Kissinger would settle say none of the 147 passengers and settling the Rhodesian dispute by for virtually nothing less than seven crewmembers survived the crash transferring the white minority the acceptance by Smith of a trans- of a Turkish Airlines 727 in south- regime's ruling power to the black fer of power to Rhodesia's six western Turkey last night. The majority. million blacks, and that transfer plane is believed to have developed During two meetings vith Smith would have to take place within a engine trouble before it plowed in- lasting a total of eight hours, the measurable period, probably two to a mountain and burst into flames. secretary of state pressed for a years. Most of those aboard were tourists. pledge that the transfer would take Kissinger has said publicly that place in two years. Afterward, if the war were to escalate it DETROIT (AP)--The striking United Kissinger, without giving details, could suck in foreign powers, set Auto Workers and Ford Motor Co. are told journalists, "I'm satisfied most of Africa aflame and imperil set to resume formal negotiations that Mr. Smith and his very close world peace. in Detroit today in an effort to collaborators will report favorably In parallel talks with Vorster nd the strike by 170,000 auto work- to their other colleagues." on the future of Namibia, South- rs. Key issues include wages and Smith and his fellow cabinet min- West Africa, progress was made, reduced work time. The union claims isters and advisors left the res- After consulting with other according to a U.S. official. that reduced work time would create idence of South African Prime Min- Rhodesian leaders, Kissinger said, Informants said it took the form new jobs. The strike, which began ister John Vorster quietly as Smith will "present these proposi- of an arrangement that would last Tuesday, affects Ford plants in Kissinger was making his statement. tions to their party caucus. While bring together all the main par- 22 states. They were said to have flown back the Rhodesian constitutional pro- ties involved into a constitution to Salisbury, the Rhodesian capital. cesses are taking place I will seek writing conference in the near HAKODATE, Japan (AP)--The Japanese Kissinger said Smith would have certain clarification from the pre- future. The main participants of Defense Agency says 11 U.S. Air to consult his cabinet and the sidents of black Africa, particu- such a conference would be South Force specialists are helping caucus of the ruling Rhodesian larly Pres. Kaunda and Pres. Africa, which has run the terri- Japanese technicians dismantle the Front Party before what seemed like Nyerere. This process of clarifi- tory since the end of World War I, Soviet Air Force MIG-25. A defect- a compromise deal could be confirm- cation and consultation will be leaders of Namibia's 11 ethnic ing Soviet pilot flew the jet fight- ed. concluded toward the end of this groups and the South-West African er to northern Japan earlier this He added he himself would need to week." People's Organization, SWAPO. month. The specialists were dressed "seek certain clarifications from Then, responding to a reporter's SWAPO has been recognized by the in civilian clothes yesterday as the presidents of black Africa, question about whether real pro- United Nations as the legitimate they entered the fenced enclosure particularly Pres. Kenneth Kaunda gress had been made, Kissinger re- representative of the Namibian surrounding the previously top secret (of Zambia) and Pres. Julius Nyerere plied, "Obviously if progress had people but Vorster until recently plane. It's at the Hakodate civilian (of Tanzania)." not been made, there would be no- had refused to sit down with the airfield. The disassembling of the Kissinger talked to reporters thing to report to the Rhodesian organization. plane is expected to take at least a after his day-long talks with the cabinet." Smith was given a mandate by his week. A chartered U.S. transport Rhodesian leader. Their second The secretary, in his brief ap- party convention last week to ne- plane will take the parts to a session was attended by Vorster. pearance, offered no elaboration gotiate with Kissinger on the fu- Japanese air base, where U.S. and ture of Rhodesia and he was ac- Japanese experts will inspect them Networks object to debate companied to the talks by key thoroughly. Then the plane will be format members of his cabinet. But there reassembled and returned to is a strong right wing element in the WASHINGTON (AP)--Facing a possible day to Ford and Carter. Salant said Soviets. his party blackout by the three commercial to bar television cameras from that wants to fight to television networks, the League of showing audience reaction would the end against black rule. (AP)--Congress will be working Women Voters says it will talk again "create the most dangerous prece- Whether it could gain a balance of night and day this week in an attempt with Pres. Ford's and Jimmy Carter's dent" for news coverage at home and the party power and demand * o clear up business before its representatives about ground rules abroad. Smith's resignation is not clear ctober here. adjournment. The House has for this week's scheduled presiden- Salant had walked out in anger at scheduled 57 bills to be handled tial campaign debate. one point Saturday when discussion today and tomorrow under speed-up The networks object to the present of the ground rules reached an TWA ends ground crew provisions. format that would not allow them to impasse. show audience reaction during the and mechanics strike (AP)--Rhode Island's Board of debate. The dispute between the networks WASHINGTON (AP)--Mechanics and Elections reconvenes today to deter- Newton Minow, former member of and the league concerns not only ground crew members returned to mine the winner of the state's the Federal Communications audience reaction shots, but also their jobs at Trans World Airlines Democratic primary for the U.S. Commission and spokesman for the the method of selecting the journal- yesterday after tentative settlement Senate. So far, Gov. Philip Noel league in setting up the debate, ists who will form the questioning of the day-old strike was announced. has an 86-vote lead over rival said after a stormy session with panel when Ford and Carter meet at The settlement came following an Richard Lorber. About 120,000 votes network officials Saturday that he Philadelphia's Walnut Street emergency mid-night bargaining ses- have been cotnted. The board must would talk again with both the Ford Theatre for the first of their sion called by Labor Secy. W.J. still count about 600 absentee and and Carter camps. three scheduled debates. Usery, Jr. shut-in ballots. There was no indication yesterday This second issue did not figure In New York, a TWA spokesman an- that the league had conveyed the in Salant's telegram, which said nounced that domestic service was (UPI)--A stubborn scoop on the networks' objections to the presi- CBS "urgently requests" the two resuming with noon flights yesterday Viking-2 space probe or Mars is dential contenders. Carter spokes- candidates drop their opposition to to Los Angeles from New York's moving around, again, but it still men said they had no word on any the audience being shown in "cut- Kennedy Airport and to San Francisco isn't doing the job it is supposed such communication, nor had the away" shots during the 90-minute from Boston's Logan. to do. Disappointed scientists White House. League officials were debate. Full resumption of domestic sched- learned that fact yesterday when a not available for comment. The ban on audience reaction stems ules was set for midnight last night. transmission indicated the scoop The league is sponsoring the from concern shared in both the de- The airline said it would resume failed to dump a load of Martian bate scheduled for Thursday night. Ford and Carter camps that showing flights to Europe, Africa and the pebbles into a chemistry test cham- Richard S. Salant, the president how any of the 200 journalists and Middle East last night, with full ber. of CBS News, sent a telegram yester- 300 other persons to be present at the debate react to the candidates' service expected back by tomorrow. remarks might distract or influence Some 12,000 members of the viewers at home. International Association of Social Democrats ousted in Sweden The Public Broadcasting System Machinists struck the airline at says it will cover the debates live one minute past midnight Saturday STOCKHOLM (AP)--The Social of Socialist-dominated government. regardless of how the dispute turns at the end of a government-ordered 30-day Democratic Party of Prime Minister The official government radio re- out, but the three commercial net- cooling off period. Olof Palme was toppled in yester- ported the moderates gained a major- works, CBS, NBC and ABC, have indi- Retroactivity of any pay raise was day's national elections in Sweden. ity in the 349-seat Swedish cated they might not carry the de- reportedly a major issue, as the The victory, by a non-Socialist Parliament, winning 180 seats to the bates unless it can be resolved in strikers had not had a raise since coalition, is expected to have an Socialists' 169. With most of the their favor. May 1, 1975. The contract had been effect on next month's elections in ballots counted Palme said he would Salant told the candidates the extended since last Oct. 31. West Germany. It's also expected hand in his resignation if the final League of Women Voters said it would Union leaders said they will re- to slow down the Socialist movements results showed the non-Socialists take a neutral position but would commend acceptance of the agreement in France and Britain. the winners. agree to allow the cutaway shots worked out early yesterday, and they Analysts say the moderate coali- if the candidates approved. urged union members to return to tion in Sweden, headed by Thorbjorn The election was being closely Saying he wanted to emphasize in work. Details of the agreement were Falldin, is likely to lead that followed in Western Europe particu- "the strongest possible terms" the not immediately available. country toward closer ties with the larly in West Germany, France and issue's importance, Salant said it Although the strike forced thou- U.S. But it's also viewed as com- Great Britain. A Social Democratic was "a matter of journalistic prin- sands of weekend travelers to change mitted to the welfare state built loss in Sweden would be a ciple and ethics of very great mag- airlines, TWA said it had not re- by Palmer and the Social Democrats. blow particularly to the Social nitude" involving the independence ceived any reports of stranded pas- sengers. Other The loss by the Social Democrats in Germany who are seeking of news coverage and judgement by airlines did not Democrats ends 44 consecutive years re-election Oct. 3. broadcast journalists. report any overcrowding. Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Monday, September 20, 1976

SNORKEL CLASS SOCIALIZERS MEETING

A snorkel diving class will be held The Socializers Club will hold on Leeward starting today. Late its monthly meeting tonight at CommunityL registration and classes will begin 8 p.m. All members are advised to at 7 p.m. at the Leeward Pool. Bring attend. The club is also opening a bathing suit and any snorkeling their doors for anyone who would gear you may have. For further in- like to join. formation call Howard at Leeward Bulletin Special Services pr call 951191 or 99205 AWH. COOKING CLASS j2A ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA ON SALE Mama Ellie's cooking class for men (ladies invited too) will begin The Encyclopedia Americana and Thursday at 6:30 p.m. There will New Book of Knowledge in on sale be five classes in all. For more at the Navy Exchange through information call Mama Ellie at 85863, Sunday at a 25 to 35 per cent Today's meeting COMISSARY TO CLOSE FOR savings to base personnel. JOB OPENINGS SEMI-ANNUAL INVENTORY EXERCISE from 6 to 8 p.m. For more A secretary is needed at Old Do- information call Leonard Gobert As directed by Navy Reslae system RED CROSS LEARN-TO-SWIM CLASS minion Dairy. Six months general at 90126 AWH. office, the Commissary Storet will office experience is required. Must ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets tonight. conduct the semi-annual physical The American Red Cross is offering be accurate in details and figures. For more information call 85697 AT. inventory on Sept. 30. The store an adult learn-to swim class beginning Typing ability preferred. Hours GITMO COIN-CLUB meets in quonset will be closed on this date and Oct. 5 at Villamar pool. The are 8 a.m. until noon, Monday hut 1817 behind the old elementary will resume normal hours of opera- classes will be held each evening through Friday. For more informa- school at 7:30 p.m. For more infor- tion on Oct. 1. The officer-in- from 6 to 8. A second class tion call 85187 or 85117 . mation call Reggie Tullis at 97256 charge and employees of the Commis- will begin Oct. 18. Participants AWH sary Store or Ed Kindley at 97283 AT. regret the inconvenience in the first class may remain for OPENINGS IN SHELLCRAFT CLASSES Tomorrow's meeting of this closing date coinciding the second period if they so desire. with the scheduled Navy payday. Per- There is no GUANTANAMO BAY SELF DEFENSE CLUB charge for these classes. The Caribbean Arts and Crafts .sonnel are urged and encouraged to will practice from Register at the Red Cross office or Association still has openings in 6 to 8 p.m. at plan accordingly. Morin Center. call 95434. both the morning and evening Shel OKINAWA KARATE AFFILIATION will craft classes. The classes are BOMBING AND practice from 6 to 8 p.m. at Mar- STRAFING HELD PRICE BREAKER PROGRAM begin today. The cost is $15. blehead Hall. For more information To register call 96290 AT. Practice bombing and strafing It has been the policy of commer- call 98258 AWH. will be conducted on the Hicacal cial stores to price certain items THE SURE LOSERS WEIGHT REDUCING target from 9 a.m. to 12 noon to- of popular merchandise at below the CLUB will meet at 7 p.m. For more DIRECTIVE ON ORGANIZATIONS morrow, and again Wednesday thru normal markup or sell the items at information call Joanne Frandsen Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. For cost to induce business. These at 951197. A new directive has been issued your safety, the Conde and Hicacal items have been called loss leaders covering private BOY SCOUTS will meet in the Boy organizations on beach areas between Saint Nicolas in trade. The Navy Exchanges have base COMNAVBASE Scouts Hut, 6th St., Villamar at -- GTMO INSTRUCTION and Caracoles points, and all of joined the program and this system 7:30 p.m. For more information 5760.1. Officials of each organiza- the upper bay north of Caracoles with a program called price breakers. call Sharon Fox at 64462. tion should review this directive to and Granadillo points will be off The Navy Exchange in Guantanamo will insure compliance therewith. GITMO BAY BRIDGE CLUB meets at One of limits. For futher information, put these specials into effect this the requirements of the 7 p.m. at the COMO Club. Call Jim directive is contact the Special Services Marina, week and will have special signs and that each organization submit its Cossey 'at 85149 AWH. The club is ComNavBase duty officer or Base posters highlighting the items af- organizational documents (constitu- open to all base residents. Police. fected. A second method of telling tion, bylaws, etc.) to ComNavBase:, BINGO will be played at the CPO PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER RETURNS if an item is a price breaker will via the command which provides Club beginning at 8p.m. its be the price. Worldwide, those support (building, electricity, water, Dick Aufenger of Aufenger items ending in 49 or 99 in the Navy etc.), within 60 days from the date COUPLES NIGHT AT WINDJAMMER Studios, Norfolk, Va., will make a Exchanges will be specially priced of the directive's issuance (Sept. return visit to Gitmo Sept. 24 and part of the Price Breaker Program. 1, 1976). Any questions regarding The Windjammer will hold their through 27 for the purpose of taking Some examples of price breakers are: the applicability of the directive couples night Sept. 25 from 8:15 portrait photographs. may be addressed to the Staff Judge until midnight. Music will be pro- Aufenger's visit this time last Polaroid SX70 Deluxe Camera Advocate - 85600, 85432 or 85817. vided by the newest disco-rock year enabled many Gitmo residents to $144. 99 band in Gitmo, Pegasus. There will give a gift at Christmas that only 108 Polacolor-2 film 4.69 CCPO GIVES TRAINING CLASS be door prizes and favors. Couples they can give -- a portrait, and 108 Polacolor-2 (2 pack) 8.79 only will be allowed in the main many stateside grandparents had! the Anacin 100's 1.34 There will be a projectionist ballroom. The dining room opens at opportunity to light up the yule- Bayer 100's .99 training class the 28th and 29th 5:30, so why not come early and tide season with beautiful full co- of Sept. from 8 to 4 p.m. in enjoy dinner and then the dancing lor portraits of their name sakes. the CCPO training room, Bldg. # 3 ^ at the Windjammer for Couples Night. Gitmo residents are reminded there Course content includes preparing& will be a $10 sitting fee for each LEARN TO SEW/CROCHET film and equipment for showing, FRA TO MEET sitting. This fee will be used in single projection, preventive the purchase price of a sale of more Beginning sewing classes will be maintenance and splicing film. The local branch of the Fleet than $15. This fee will be consid- starting Sept. 28 from 9 - A certificate of training is Reserve Assn. will hold thierimon- ered on each individual sitting. 11 a.m. For more information call issued upon successful completion thly meeting tonight at the FRA Aufenger will be taking photos 951265 AT. of the course. For more information home on Sherman Ave. and 6 st. from the 24th through 27th. The contact training branch, CCPO, All members are urged to attend number to call to make an appoint- Beginning crocheting classes will at 85822. and bring a guest. ment is 85389. Due to the demand be starting Sept. 30 from of the services of Aufenger for 9 to 11 a.m. For more information COFFEE SHOP'S SPECIAL the upcoming holiday season, it is call 951265 AT. THURSDAY NIGHT EARLY MIXED advisable to call early. COUPLES SKEETER LEAGUE The Navy F-change Coffee Shop is now featuring a lunch special STRETCH AND SEW CLASSES The Thursday Night Early Mixed for school children. The special DAMAGED CAMERA SALE AT NEX Couples Skeeter League needs bowlers. includes selected meat sandwiches, Basic Stretch and Sew classes will If interested call Mary at 99109 AT, french fries along with a 12 ounce start Sept. 29 from 9 to 11 a.m. You may have wondered why those or Carl at 90115 AW. First game will glass of kool-aid or half pint of For more information call Nancy New- damaged cameras and projectors are be Sept. 23. milk, all for $.75. kirk at 98297 AT. being sold at half price in the BANK OUT OF MONEY ORDERS Navy Exchange camera department. CUBAN COOKING CLASSES LISO SHOW TO PERFORM The reason is these items were American National Bank is tempo- returned by customers for full re- Are you interested in learning The USO show, Buck Starr Country raily out of money orders. Supply fund. Afterwards the companies the art of Cuban cooking? If so, Rock and Variety show will perform has been ordered. Watch Gazette for would not accept them back, since here is the opportunity to do so. at the Downtown Lyceum on Sept. 25 time of arrival. We apoligize for they were in the customers poss- Classes are being taught by Mrs. from 7:30 p.m. and Leeward side the inconveince, please bear with sesion too long. They are therefore Dolores Duffus. For more informa- on Sept. 26 beginning at 7:30 p.m. us. being sold 'as is' for half price, tion, call 97120 between 4:30 and rather than having them repaired 6:30 p.m. Next class convenes BALLET CLASS TO BEGIN and selling for regular price. Sept 20. S NAVAL GUANTANAMO BASE CB The result is that you the cus- The Caribbean Arts and Craft Assn. tomer reap the benefits of a better will be sponsoring a ballet class, buy. BASIC CERAMIC PAINTING CLASSES which will be starting immediately. There is a repairman on base whose The class will be limited, and for name and phone number may be found Special Services is offering more information or registration, in the NEX moonlighters file located classes in Basic Ceramic Painting. call 952286. at the customer service desk in the There will be morning and afternoon N~pava 1 eHavl taio Retail Store. classes beginning Oct. 4. The fee will be $9. For BAKE SALE TO BE HELD AT NEX ConderCommnding Oficer more information t.JonH.McConnellCapt.DavdW.Deok MODELERS MEET TUESDAY call Marion McGuire at 85640 DWH or 951211 AWH. On Oct. 2, there will be a com- LCdr. Michael Cherry. Pbi far fie m01 Bill BroomH. bined bake sale and craft sale in WN2Mke SeftI. .:.Reporter.Eio There will be a meeting of the front of the Navy Exchange. A few J03 Benny Smith. .Reporter Guantanamo Bay Modeling Association J03 Roy Griggs.porter WATER STATUS of the items available will be SN Clayton Scott.Report on Tuesday at 7 p.m. at VL 1227B. Club projects and business will be knitted and crocheted items, live me Guantamo Gazette is published according to the YESTERDAY'S FIGURE-' plants and hangers, dip'n drape rules and regulations for ship ad station newspapers discussed. Members are urged to as outlinedinHAVHHP-35 ad under the direction dolls, shell jewery and pictures, o the Naval Base public affairs officer. PriHted attend and all other interested five tHies weekly at govermmntep sense on government T-shirtn, decorative pillows, cer- equipment, the opinionsorsaent in ew iem persons are cordially invited. AVERAGE CONSUMPTION: 1,200,000 that appear herein are not to be construed as of- Call Ed Gumphrey at 951038 AT for amics and much more. The sale will f11:icalrsre.tflectingatheviesth A p ht flheH Nay. ,,H .,, ACTUAL CONSUMPTION: 1,276,000 of C-NaBase, or be from 9-3 p.m. more information. TOTAL IN STORAGE: 17,436,000 Monday, September 20, 1976 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3 Frampton wins .Rock Personality of the Year

HOLLYWOOD (AP)--Peter Frampton, edging out such established stars FTG weekly ship schedule and legends as Bob Dylan, John Lennon, Elton John and Brian Wilson, capturd the award for Rock Personality of the Year in the Sec- ond Annual Rock Music Awards Satur- day night. Frampton's album "Frampton Comes DATE OF TRAINING DATE OF Alive" has topped the music charts SHIP HULL NO. COMMANDING OFFICER ARRIVAL LIAISON OFFICER DEPARTURE for 14 weeks. USS Nautilus Alice Copper and Diana Ross were SSN 571 Cdr. A. Anckonie III Sept. 6 LCdr. Gottlieb Sept. 24, 1976 USS Trippe co-hosts of the ceremony and handed FF 1075 Cdr. L.E. Hoffer Sept. 1 LCdr. Kreassig Oct. 1, 1976 out the "Rocky" Awards, rock mu- USS Robert A. Owens DD 827 Cdr. J.R. Seeley Sept. 9 LCdr. Snead Sept. 30, 1976 sic's answer to the Oscar and USNS Atakapa T-ATF 149 Capt. E.A. McCann Sept. 13 ,Lt(j.g.) Mergen Sept. 30, 1976 Emmy. USS Richard E. Byrd DDG 23 Cdr. R.L. Goodwin Jr. *Sept. 23 Lt. Hicks Oct. 22, 1976 In the Hall of Fame competition, USS Dyess DD 880 Cdr. D.J. Fitzpatrick *Sept. 20 Lt. Buschman Oct. 1, 1976 with the nominees of the Beatles, *Scheduled to arrive. Elvis Presley, Bob Dylan and John Lennon, the Beatles came out on top. Chtoura conference fails to reach agreement Best Male Vocalist of the Year was Paul McCartney while Linda CHTOURA, Lebanon (AP)--The cru- trance together and were immediat- Ronstadt was Best Female Singer. cial tripartite conference to end ley ushered into their waiting cars Jefferson Starship won Best Sing- Lebanon's Civil War failed to reach without the smiles, warm handshakes le with their record "Miracles," agreement again yesterday when it and traditional Arab embracing and and Best Album was "Fleetwood Mac" resumed for its second meeting in kissing in which they indulged by Fleetwood Mac, an English group three days. after the end of their first meet- which also was voted Best Group of "The most important obstacle is ing Friday. the Year. lack of confidence," declared Arafat was surrounded by a score Paul Simon won Best Composer with Dr. Hasan Sabri Kholi, the Arab of burly personal Palestinian body- his song, "Fifty Ways to Leave Your League's chief mediator for Lebanon guards. They formed a flying wedge Lover," while Best Producer went to who arranged and sat in at the con- to lead him to his car, shielding Roy Thomas Baker and "Queen" for ference. him from any physical contact with "A Night at tt Opera." Talking to newsmen at the end of about 50 Syrian armed troops and Natalie Cole, daughter of the the three-hour meeting, Kholi said secret service men outside the ho- legendary balladeer Nat King Cole, the conference would reconvene in tel entrance. was honored as Finest New Female Beirut on Friday, the day after The conference took place in the Vocalist, while Best New Group was Lebanon's Pres.-elect Elias Sarkis gram to quote Jamil as stating that part of eastern Lebanon under Daryl Hall and John Oates. is scheduled to assume office. "the meeting failed." Syrian military occupation since In the rhythm and blues cate- In addition to Sarkis, the con- "We could not reach positive re- last June when 13,000 Syrian troops gories, Earth Wind and Fire won ference also was attended by sults and we decided tentatively to and 500 tanks punched deep into the Best Single for "That's the Way of Palestinian guerrilla chief Yasir hold another meeting Sept. 24, al- country in an abortive attempt to the World," and repeated for Best Arafat and Syria's Deputy Defense though a common denominator has not end the Civil War. Album with "Gratitude." Minister and Air Force Commander been found yet," the radio further The intensive security precau- Special Public Service Awards, MajGen. Naji Jamil. quoted Jamil as saying. tions underlined the heavy mistrust given for their work on behalf of Shortly after the breakup of the The three main participants left between the Syrians and the Pales- charities, went to Bob Dylan, Harry conference, the Beirut-based pi- the conference at the Park Hotel tinians, who together with their Chapin, Paul Simon, Lynard Skynard rate radio of the right-wing here grim and unsmiling. They leftist Moslem Lebanese allies re- and Crosby and Nash. Phalange Party interrupted its pro-,, walked out of the main hotel en- sisted the Syrian intervention. People in the streets of Chtoura, both Lebanese citizens and Syrian intervention troops, rushed up to Carter begins whistle-stop campaign in East newsmen and other persons leaving the conference site to inquire anxiously what its outcome was. NEW YORK (AP)--Democratic presi- Campaign officials say they believe "Did they agree?," everyone was dential nominee Jimmy Carter conducts Ford and his running -mate, Sen. asking. a whistle-stop campaign today from Robert Dole of Kansas, will get There has been widespread fear in New York through New Jersey and strong support from voters in farm Lebanon for the past few days that Pennsylvania. Pres. Ford worked on states and are counting on them to a failure of the crucial Chtoura is campaign yesterday at a Maryland offset a strong showing by Jimmy conference would spark a threaten- farm, filming a television commercial Carter in the South. ed all-out Syrian attack against on farm policy. Dole campaigned yesterday at a the leftist-Palestinian alliance, Carter spent only one day of the picnic near Medina, Ohio. in order to end the Civil War weekend at his home in Georgia, On his flight to Cleveland, Dole through military means once and for leaving yesterday for campaign ap- told reporters that Carter has blun- all. pearances in Kansas City and St. dered in advocating a shift of the Kholi played down these fears Louis. tax burden to persons making more during his news conference immedi- Taxes were foremost in his speech than the median income. ately after the meeting. in Harry Truman' s old home town as 50 miles from Washington, were not Dole accused Carter of "double Asked whether any progress at all enthusiastic supporters in Kansas permitted to watch the filming ses- talk" and what he called a "lack of had been achieved, he said that "In City shouted "Give 'em hell, Jimmy." sion. understanding of a very basic issue." my view of the very important Carter said he would propose a com- issues being discussed, negotia- prehensive tax reform program to tions will continue in full detail raise taxes for what he called the Argentine policemen suspected kidnappers to reach a final end to the fight- "rich, big corporations and special ing." interest groups." BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP)-- of hundreds of suspected leftists "The closer we come to Sept. 23, Still lacking were details of An American Mennonite missionary this year. the closer we come to peace," he Carter's tax program which said yesterday he believes Argen- The left has charged that the answered when asked whether peace Republicans charge would mean tax tine police are holding his 19- rightists are really military or had been brought closer by the increases for at least half the year-old daughter, who was kidnap- police officers acting without or- meeting, even though it proved in- people of the country. ped from his home nearly a week ders. The government denies it. conclusive. Carter stacked four thick volumes ago. on the podium beside him and said, John D. Erb said he has not heard "That's the federal tax code. Nobody from the armed men who burst into 'man to watch' in China can figure it out. It's a disgrace his home last Monday, questioned Chun-Chiao is to the human race." and then kidnapped 19-year-old Carter's running mate, Walter Patricia Erb. NEW YORK (AP)--Senior Deputy Pre- where they were forced to kneel Mondale, rode a horse cart through "We think it is the work of the mier Chang Chun-Chiao "is a man to and confess to being 'monsters and the streets of Brooklyn, of which Argentine police but they say they watch" as China searches for a suc- freaks.' there is no place in the nation don't know anything about the mat- cessor to the late Chairman Mao Newsweek says Chang, however, richer in ethnic neighborhoods. ter," Erb said in a telephone in- Tse-Tung, Newsweek magazine says. showed mercy by allowing many as- Mondale ate bagles, greeted Jews, terview. sociates of Teng Hsiao-Teng to re- Italians, Norwegians, Blacks and "This is going to be a long pro- In its latest issue, the American main in office after Teng was de- Puerto Ricans, and accused the Ford cess of waiting to see if my daugh- newsweekly says Chang, a leading posed as acting premier and by administration of ignoring the ter reappears or at least to know radical but with ties to moderates exonerating many senior officials cities. where she is and how she is," he in Peking, "could play a pivotal implicated in the alleged plot by Hardly anyone showed up for Pres. said. "There is nothing new at role in the post-Mao era, and con- Lin Piao to take power from Mao in Ford's campaign appearance in all." ceivably even vault himself into 1971. Maryland yesterday, and that's just Erb said earlier that he under- the No. 1 spot." "Chang has made differing imp- the way he wanted it. stood his daughter had been in- ressions on the Americans who have The President drove to a dairy volved with leftist groups at the Chang, a native of the coastal met him," Newsweek continued. farm in the Maryland countryside to National University of Buenos Shangtung Province, was elevated to "In 1972 he greeted Pres. and pose beside a cow barn for a campaign Aires, where she was taking some the Politburo's Standing Committee Mrs. Nixon with effusive cordial- television commercial. The scene courses. in 1973. ity. But last July, when Senate was filmed as Ford talked to farm Sources in Washington have said Majority Leader Hugh Scott called owner William Crum and about eight rightists may have been responsible During the Cultural Revolution, on him in Peking, he was truculent other local farmers. for the abduction. Security Newsweek says, "he hounded droves and bluntly denounced the United Reporters and photographers who sources blame right-wing terror- of bureaucrats from office and car- States for its continuing rela- accompanied Ford to the farm, about ists for the abduction and murder ted them off to televised rallies tions with Taiwan." Page 4 Guantanamo Gazette Monday, September 20, 1976

College. football scores MIDWEST Texas 17, North Texas 14 Akron 26, Morehead St. 6 Trinity 7, Tarleton 0 Albion 27, Mt. Union 0 Tulsa 16, Memphis St. 14 Anderson 27, Taylor 24, West Texas 14, Wichita 12 Ball St. 23, Miami (Ohio) 6 SOUTH Benedictine 46, Culver-Stockton 10 Bemidji St. 7, Morningside 3 JUNIOR FLAG FOOTBALL: The Junior Flag Football season got underway Alabama 56, SMU 3 Saturday afternoon Bethany 17, Bethel 9 at Cooper Field with the Colts defeating the Lions 7-6 Appalachian St. 31, VMI 12 in over time Bowling Green 53, E. Michigan 12 Austin Peay and the Dolphins defeating the Red Devils 26-6. (Photo by 22, Mars Hill 0 M.K. Mayhew) Butler 34, Hillside 28 Baylor 15, Auburn 14 Capital 14, Wilmington 0 Bowie St. 26, Frostburg St. 9 Carrol 17, Olivet 6 Catawba 25, Carson-Newman 17 Centre 21, Oberlin 0 Concord 24, W. Va. St. 21 Cent. Michigan 9, Toledo 7 Colgate 17, Davidson 7 Central St. 35, Ashland 13 E. Kentucky 28, Wittenberg 0 Baseball scores Chadron St. 28, Minot St. 14 E. Carolina 23, N.C. State 14 Cornell 28, Ripon 24 Elon 56, Liberty Baptist 15 in brief NATIONAL LEAGUE Sports Dana 42, Martin Luther 26 Emory & Henry 24, Wash. & Lee 17 Chicago Cubs 1, Philadelphia 0 Denison 14, Valparaiso 14 Florida 49, Houston 14 New York Mets 7, Pittsburgh 6 Eureka 20, Lakeland 9 Florida DENVER (AP)--New York Jets Presi- A&M 35, Albany St. 22 Cincinnati 5, San Francisco 2 Ferris St. 41, NE Illinois dent and part-owner 3 Federal City 20, Gallaudet 0 Philip Iselin ILos Angeles 8, Atlanta 1 Grinnel 21, Iowa Wesleyan 7 Ft. Valley is listed in serious condition at St. 26, Morehouse 6 St. Louis 9, Montreal 7 Grand Valley 10, Mich. Tech 8 a Denver hospital. Furman 38, Presbyterian 21 Hospital offi- Montreal 1, St, Louis 0 Gustavus Adolphus 42, Wash. 34 Georgetown 21, Heidelberg 3 cials say Iselin suffered a cardiac Houston 3, San Diego 2 (1st game) Hanover 48, Earlham 0 Georgia 41, Clemson 0 arrest while watching the Jets play Houston 3, San Diego 2 (2nd game) Illinois 31, Missouri 6 Glenville the Denver Broncos. The Broncos 23, W. Va. Tech 8 Ill. Benedictine 28, Dubuque 6 routed the Jets 46-3. A statement Hamp.-Sydney 14, Sewanee 7 AMERICAN LEAGUE Ill. Coll. 24, St. Ambrose 13 issued by the Broncos Hampton Inst. 33, Shaw 0 said Iselin Cleveland 5, Baltimore 4 (1st game) Marshall 23, Ill. St. 13 suffered a heart attack at half- Howard 42, Md.-Esn. Shore 6 Cleveland 3, Baltimore 2 (2nd game) Ind. Central 26, Rose-Hulman 6 time. The statement said Iselin Jacksonville St. 34, Nicholls St. 7 Texas 9, Oakland-1 Indiana St. 31, Arkansas St. 21 lost LSU 28, Oregon St. 11 consciousness while watching Oakland 13, Texas 3 Iowa 41, Syracuse 3 McNeese St. 15, La. Tech 13 the game from a seat in the visiting Kansas City 6, Chicago White Sox 5 Iowa St. 41, Air Force 6 Maryland 24, W. Virginia 3 owner's booth and was revived by New York Yankees 2, Milwaukee 1 John Carroll 23, Hiram 17 Mississippi 34, Tulane 7 Dr. Thomas Dillon. Boston 6, Detroit 1 Kansas 37, Kentucky 16 Mississippi St. 30, Louisville 21 Minnesota 7, California 5 Kalamazoo 28, Concordia 28 N. WOODLANDS, Tex. (AP)--Top-seeded Carolina 12, Northwestern 0 Kenyon 21, Otterbein 14 Norfolk St. 28, Fayetteville Brian Cottfried and Raul Ramirez St. 7 Lawrence 36, Mt. Senario 7 N. Carolina A&T 15, S. defeated Phil Dent and Alan Stone C. St. 14 La Crosse 22, Oshkosh 10 Pitt 42, Georgia Tech 6-1, 6-4, 5-7 and 7-6 to win the 14 Langston St. 26, Lincoln 6 St. Paul's $100,000 U.S. Professional 7, Bridgewater 6 Doubles NFL football scores Loras 13, Marantha 3 Championships at Woodlands, Tex. Shepherd 14, Randolph-Macon 7 Michigan St. 21, Wyoming 10 S. Carolina 24, Duke 6 The Gottfried-Ramirez first in the Pittsburgh 31, Cleveland 14 Mo.-Rolla 17, Wayne St. 0 Tennessee 31, TCU 0 world, breezed throught the first Dallas 24, New Orleans 6 Michigan 51, Stanford 0 Tenn. St. 25, Alabama A&M 0 two sets, then rallied from a 2-5 Minnesota 10, Los Angeles 10 (Over- Midland Luthern 17, Simpson 6 Tuskegee 16, Morris Brown 0 deficit in the fourth set to score time, tie) Mo. Southern 47, Cen. Methodist 0 U. Tenn. 38, Middle Tenn. 3 the triumph. St. Louis 29, Green Bay 0 Muskingum 7, Marietta 6 Va. Tech 16, S. Mississippi Houston 13, Buffalo 7 3 Nebraska 45, Indiana 13 Va. St. 40, Elizabeth City St. 20 ATLANTA (UPI)--Virginia Baltimore 28, Cincinnati Wade won 27 Notre Dame 22, Purdue 0 Va. Union 14, J.C.Smith 13 the Women's Indoor Tennis Champion- New England 30, Miami 14 N. Mich. 65, St. Norbert 0 Waynesburgh 23 23, West Liberty 17 ship in Atlanta with Washington a 5-7, 7-5, 31, Seattle 7 N. West Mo. St. 25, WM. Jewell 21 W. Maryland 22, Ursinus 14 7-5 victory over Betty Detroit 24, Stove of Atlanta 10 Ohio U. 14, Kent St. 12 W. Carolina 13, Murray St. 10 Holland. In the doubles champion- San Diego 23, Tampa Bay 0 Ohio Wesleyan 23, Depauw 20 W. Kentucky 10, UT-Chattanooga ship, Wade and Stove Chicago 19, San 7 lost to Francisco 12 Ohio Northern 24, Alma (Mich.) 7 William & Mary 14, Virginia 0 Francoise Durr and Rosemary Casals, Denver 46, New York Jets 3 Ottawa 21, Southwestern (Kan) 12 Wofford 14, Lenoir Rhyne 7 6-0, 6-4. Philadelphia 20, New York Giants 7 Kansas St.-Pitt. 10, S. W. Missouri 6 Platteville 17, River Falls 7 Saginaw Valley 31, Adrian 7 EAST S. Illinois 27, Drake 15 III St. Mary's 10, Tabor 2 Amn. Int'l 27, Southern Conn. 7 Tenn. Tech 13, Youngstown St. 10 Allegheny 24, Case Western 12 Upper Ia. 33, N. Western 7 Alfred 0, Brockport St. 0 Villanova 31, Dayton 30 Army 26, Holy Cross 24 Wabash 22, Hope 19 Brown 14, Yale 6 Wartburg 41, 'Coe 6 B'Water 28, Mass. M'Time 15 All ads will be run one time only 1969 Chevy pick up, Hearst shifter, California (Pa.) 7, Mansfield 0 You must submit your ad each time Wayne St. 29, Northwood 0 CB radio, cassette deck, $20.00 Washburn 26, Missouri Cent. Conn. 28, Springfield 13 you want it printed. Ads may be Western 15 1974 Ford LTD, good condition. Call W. Michigan 37, No. Ill. 6 Citadel 17, Delaware 15 submitted by calling before 4 p.m. 85798 DWH or 952260 AT. Wheaton 141, North Park 0 Clarion 16, Delaware St. 0 or by dropping it in one of the 6,000 BTU Whirlpool A/C, 1 year old, William Penn 7, Monmouth 0 C.W. 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Call 97155 AT or see at Ft. Lewis 23, Westminister 14 Kean 7, New York Tech 6 NH-65 B. Northridge 26, Cal Lutheran 14 Kings Point 10, Lafayette 7 Portland St. 44, Simon Fraser 7 Lehigh 21, Baldwin-Wallace 14 Sears Kenmore washer and dryer San Diego St. 7, Fresno St. 3 Loch Haven 12, Bloomsburgh 0 Wards side by side frostfree good condition, call 95313 AT. Iowa St. 41, Air Force 6 Maryland 24, W. Virginia 3 refrigerator, 17 cu ft. , $250; Long Beach St. 32, Utah St. 10 Massachusetts 24, Maine 3 antiqued desk and chair, $30; clock services Montana St. 34, No. Dakota 7 Navy 21, Connecticut 7 radio, alarm, radio needs work, $5; Nev4da-Reno 39, Willamette 0 New Hampshire 13, Boston U. 0 Sears 20" teddy bear, $3; I will drum set, do babysitting in my home Oregon College 26, Pacific 23 Nichols 27, Curry 14 5 pieces like new, $7; Solid State from Monday through Friday. I can Ricks 20, W. Montana 0 Niagara 20, St. Francis (Pa.) 7 record player in excellent condition, be reached at 97113 AT. or at Rice 43, Utah 22 Norwich 35, Worcester 0 $15; call 96198 AT. 1247 B on 6th Street. San Diego 7, Fresno 3 Ohio St. 12, Penn St. 7 S. Utah St. 24, W. New Mexico 18 Plymouth St. 15, Boston St. 0 1971 Honda 100, $280; 1969 Honda wanted S. California 53, Oregon 0 Princeton 3, Cornell 0 90, $280; both in excellent condi- UCLA 37, Arizona n Rhode Island 15, Northeastern 14 tion. Contact BOQ room G26 or leave Part time job for high school Whitworth 70, Montana Tech. 0 Rutgers 19, Bucknell 7 message at 951001. senior, call 951035 AT. SOUTHWEST Seton Hall 31, Rochester Univ.119 Shippensburgh 21, Kutztown 13 72 Honda CL-100, runs good $300; lost Alcorn 22, Angelo 14 Slippery Rock 28, Millersville117 call Smithy in room 202 at 85677 Arkansas 16, Oakland St. 10 St. Lawrence 37, Bates 13 AWH. Car keys lost in general area of E. New Mexico 40, Sul Ross 19 Temple 31, Grambling 30 the bowling alley, call 951035 AT. NE. Oklahoma 28, California 17 Upsala 27, Swarthmore 0 Head gasket for 1.1 Litre Opel Panhandle 6, McMurry 3 Western Conn. 36, Marist 6 engine, contact Alan Bridgham at A hub cap for a 1970 Plymouth Sam Houston 21, SW Oklahoma 14 Wooster 15, Canisius 14 85527 DWH. Barracuda. Call 96175 AWH. Texas A&M 34, Kansas St. 14 WM. Paterson 22, Trenton St. 19