Air Traffic Controller's Strike to Continue

U.S. NAVAL BAS4 GUANTANAMO BAY, CUBA

Phone 9-5247 Date THURSDAY, MRCH 26, 1970 Radio (1340) TV (Ch. 8) Air Traffic Controller's Strike To Continue

Postal Employes Return WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS) -- The head of the Air Traffic Con- trollers Organization says that in spiteof a Federal Court With 12 Percent Raise order he thinks they'll just keep on doing what they did yesterday. NEW YORK (AP/AFRTS) -- The Hundreds of them phoned in sick and the government claims nation's first postal strike that meant cancelling hundreds of flights at airports in 15 may be all over but the shout- major cities. ing. Officials in New York Executive Director F. Lee Bailey of the controllers said say more than 80 per cent of late today " I suspect they will continue their period of re- employes were back on the job spite." by six o'clock last night. The Federal Aviation Administration said '474 controllers, It was the New York workers out of a total of 1,577 did not show up for work on the day who began the walkout a week shift. It added that the sick calls halted operations of 900 ago. aircraft. at major airports across the country. In Washington, officials of The absenteeism is said to be worse on the night shift, the postal unions and the Fed- which began at 4:00 p.m. Delays of two hours were nut un- on the eral government opened negot- common today as the F.A.A. imposed strict regulations iations on pay increases and spacing of airplanes. were delays up to four other issues. The postal work- On the Boston to New York leg, there ers have agreed to a 12% raise. hours.*United States District Judge Matthew McGuire issued a tem- -Set InApril porary restraining order in Senate Test Vote For Carswell Washington against the Profes- WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS) -- A test vote on the Supreme Court sional Air Traffic Controllers nomination of Judge Harrold Ca swell has been set for April 6 Organization. in the Senate. On that date, Senators will vote on a motion The government had requested to send President Nixodfs no mination back to the Judiciary it. The judge ordered that Committee. If this maneuver by opponents of Carswell fails, a there be no " continuing, en- vote will be taken April 8 on whether to confirm the nomina- couracinq, ordering, .aiding, Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, March 26, 1970

SANTO DOMINGO (AP/AFRTS)--Latin American terrorists TEL AVIV (UPI/AFRTS)--Israeli spokesmen here said have kidnapped two more officials including one Ameri- yesterday that war planes from their nation attacked can as a means of gaining the release of political radar defense sites and other military installations prisoners. along the Suez Canal in Egypt. The U. S. Air Attache of the Embassy here was kid- They say that their planes shot down four Egyptian napped Tuesday, and the kidnappers say they will kill Mig-21s. An Egyptian spokesman reports that 16 him unless some 21-prisoners are freed. A plane was planes from each side were involved in dog fights to take the prisoners to Mexico yesterday, over Egypt. However, they report that one Israeli but the prisoners were not aboard. There has been plane was downed. no explanation of that move. Meanwhile, in Buenos Aires, a Paraguayan consul AIR CONTROLLERS (Cond't from page l)--strike," and was seized and his abductors demanded the release of he added "We didn't encourage a strike." Bailey heads two men. the organization which claims to represent 7,500 of Lieutenant Colonel Donald Crowley, the American Air the 14,000 air controllers. Attache, is the third U. S. oMicial to be kidnapped They have been in a continuing dispute with the in Latin America since last September. government over wages, a shortage of help and improve- ment of equipment. WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS)--A White House spokesman said that the administration is pleased to see a de- NORFOLK (AP/AFRTS)--The Chief Of Naval Operations in cline in the prime interest rate. New secretary Ron a news conference here yesterday expressed belief that Ziegler made the comment after several major banks nothing can be done ,about cost overrunisY which he announced they were cutting prime interest rates from said are a built-in evil of long-rangeldefense plan- a record high eight and a half per cent'to eight per ning. cent. Admiral Thomas Moorer put it yesterday, "I don't The action caused a rush of buying and higher think we'll ever be able to sit down today and tell prices on the New York Stock Market. Chairman Wright you that five or ten years from now.a ship or airplane Patman of the House Banking Committee said in a state- will cost "x" number of dollars." ment the one-half per cent is too little too late. According to the Admiral, "There's just no way of The Texas Democrat urged President Nixon to push for stating what costs will be be many years in advance." a rollback of the prime interest rate to six per cent. WASHINGTON (UPI/AFRTS)--The Senate permanent In- MOSCOW (AP/AFRTS)--The Soviet Communist Party news- vestigations Subcommittee called Air Force and other. paper Pravda said yesterday that the American Military military personnel yesterday to testify as it opened is bogged down in South Vietnam and "looking for a public hearings on heavy-cost overruns in the pro- way to spread not only to Laos but also to Cambodia." duction of the controversial F-111 jet warplane. Pravda asserted that "preparations are going on for Chairman John L. McClellan, D-Arkansas, said both an American war against the peoples of all countries military andf staff witnesses would discuss reasons of the Indochina penisula." for the five hundred per cent increases in the per The party organ took off on the ouster of'Prince unit cost. Norodom Sihanouk as Cambodian Chief of Staff. It charged that reactionary forces in Cambodia have always been backed by imperialist intelligence agen- cies with the U. S. CIA among them. Thursday, March 26, 1970 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3 Chaplain's Corner

I wonder if many.religious people at prayer fall into the error stated so well by Cra- shaw: "Two men went to pray, or rather say, The Mixing Bowl One went to brag, the other to pray Ond.: stand up close and treads on high By Darlene Bowers Where :the other datesendt send his eye. One nearer to God's altar trod The other to the altar's God." This weeks recipe is another great one for taking to a pot luck supper as it will serve Closely allied to this erroneous prayer is 10-12 people. But that doesn't meah you one in which the person always asks for things, can't fix it for the family.Fix it up and One may simply describe it as a "GIMME" prayer: then freeze part of it for that fast meal you Give me this or Give me that. will be wanting later on in the month. Our Real, meaningful prayer may be summarized by thanks to Diane Atchley for submitting. one little word. ACT. The "A" stands for . a- doration, man's worship of an all-loving and Fiesta Casserole deserving God. The "C" signifies contrition or sorrow which the truly humble sinner expresses 1 Cup chopped opidn, I Clove garlic minced in his daily conversation almighty God. The 2 Tablespoons salad oil, 1 Lb. ground beef, "T" symbolizesthe never-ending flow of thanks- 1 Can (about 1 lb.) tomatoes, 1 Can (about giving from the person sensing'and appreciating 1 lb.) .Ridne-ybeans, 1 Can (15 ozs.) chili the source of all things. con care without beans, 2 tablespoons salt, In a word, prayer never begins with "B"(Brag- 4 teaspoon pepper, 1 Can (11 ozs.) tortillas ging) and only occasionally with 'S" (Seeking), (15), 1 Cup grated cheddar cheese 1(4 Oza.). for God knows all our needs. Prayer then means the language of that soul 1. Saute onion and garlic in salad oil until constantly adoring, humbly striking his breast soft. 2. Brown ground beef in same pan; in sorrow but not for show and always thankful stir in tomatoes, beans, chili con care, for blessings received. .salt and pepper. Heat to boiling. 3. Place 3 Of the tortillas in a 12 cup baking pan or Chaplain Edward D. JOHNSON dish and top with about 1 cup of the sauce LCDR, CHC, USN repeat to make 5 more layers of each, ending with rest of sauce. Sprinkle with cheese. 4. Bake in hot oven 400 - 30 minutes or until bubbly hot. Plaie -4 nuantana-mo Gazette Thursday, arch 26, 1970 Seattle Franchise May Shift To Milwaukee SEATTLE (UPI/AFRTS)--It seems almost cer- ICain's Verdict Upcoming tain that the Seattle Pilots will move to DETROIT (UPI/AFRTS)--Pitching star Dennis Milwaukee. Even attorneys for Seattle, King McLain of the.Detroit County and Washington State Tigers will find out who are fighting to keep the before opening day how franchise in Seattle concede long his indefinite From the world o f that the club will move. suspension will last. The latest development was Baseball commission- Judge Sidney Volinn's decision -er Bowie Kuhn's office to take jurisdiction for his is investigating the Spori federal bankruptcy court.In a extent of his involve- hearing on Tuesday, Volinn ment in gambling oper- referred several times to the ations. Reports are fact that the ten-million circulating here that dollars from the Milwaukee a federal grand jury will not indict the Brewers was the only offer tendered. pitcher, but McLain'is expected to be men- William Dwyer, a special state assistant tioned in the findings. attorney-general, says the move will not mean McLain meanwhile is denied the right*to damage suits against the American League will talk with teammates in the team's dressing not be pressed. Volinn handed down a stay yes- room or at the team hotel. terday halting a move to prohibit the transfer. 40 West Tops NBA Scorers Mail Strike Ends NEW YORK (UPI/AFRTS)-.-Jerry West of the Los Angeles Lakers Knicks' Pair to Play has won the NBA scoring title with an average of 31.2 points NEW YORK (UPI/AFRTS)--The per game. It makes the ,first time that West has won the hon- National Guard troops were or in ten years of NBA action. However, he has relieved of mail duties here been runner up twice to his teammate Wilt Chamber- last night and Cazzie Russell lain. Rookie Lew Alcindor of the Milwaukee Bucks and Mike Riodan will be suit- finished second in the scoring race averaging just ed up tonight for the New under 29 points per game. York Knicks. Elvin Haves of San Diego led the loop in rebound It had been feared that the ing getting 16 caroms per game. Wes Unseld of of Baltimore followed in that category.Flynn Robii WEST of Milwaukee was the top shooter from the free throw line with a .898 percentage while Cincinnati's Johny Green wa: the top shooter in field goal percentage with a .559. Thursday, March 26, 1970 Guantanamo Gazette Page 5 Career Corner

Servicemen counting the days to military of the Denver DENVER (UPI/AFRTS)--Spencer Haywood retirement may also want to consider this Rockets said yesterday that he is considering jumping to the National Basketball Association. He says that post-retirement countdown from the Veterans he has been offered double his present salary with Administration: the Denver ABA team. 120 Days -- To retain insurance protection ABA commissioner Jack Dolph said that there will by converting Servicemen's Group Life Insur- not be any league-jumping because of an agreement aance to an individual policy without exami- with the two leagues. nation. Members must apply to any private participating insurance company. OAKLAND (UPI/AFRTS)--Outfielder Reggie Jackson has 1 Year From date of VA disability rat- ended his long holdout for more money yesterday and -- signed with the Oakland A's. Reports estimate that ing notice to obtain GI Life Insurance be- his new salary is between $45,000 and $47,000. cause of service-connected disability. 1.Year -- To file for service-connected NEW YORK (UPI/AFRTS)--It was reported yesterday dental treatment. that the American League has made a quiet face-saving 8 Years -- To complete GI education. deal with former umpires Al Salerno and Bill Valentine. (Course must be started in time to finish in 30-days before the end of last season They were fired years.) by Joe Cronin, president of the American League, for eight incompetence. 9 Years -- To-complete Vocational Rehabil- Under the new deal, both will be back on their itation. (Nine years from discharge except jobs this season and will get their entire 1969 sal- certain cases of serious disability or delay aries. in establishing eligibility.) 10 Years -- To obtain GI Loan. (Plus one JACKSONVILLE (UPI/AFRTS)--Joe Williams, head bas- year for each 90 days active duty. Benefits ketball coach at Jacksonville will meet with Furman University officials today. He may be succeeding for all WWII veterans expire July 25, 1970; Frank Selvy as head coach. Selvy quit the position Korean War on Jan. 31, 1975.) at the end of the college basketball season. No limit -- To file compensation claim for injury or disease. Filing must be made with- SAN DIEGO (UPI/AFRTS)--Rudy Tomjanovich, a forward in one year to receive compensation retroac- from Michigan, signed his pro contract yesterday with tive to retirement. Otherwise, it is in ef- the San Diego Rockets. He was also drafted by the fect only from date of filing. Los Angeles Stars of the ABA, but he said that he has been aiming at the NBA for a long time. No Limit -- To file pension claim, non- His contract details were not released, but it service connected. is expected to run for three years. No Limit -- To obtain VA hospital care. No Limit -- To obtain assistance in find- CINCINNATI (UPI/AFRTS)--The attorney for Oscar ing employment or job-training program. Robertson said that the super-star will not play for No Limit -- To convert Term Insurance. the team next season. Robertson isn't talking about that decision and refers all questions to his attor- Brown. ney J. W. TH E UWP I DEMAND 10 SEE IS FILLED WITH THE HEAD BEAGLE! JACKSONVILLE (UPI/AFRTS)--Dick Lotz only took home $100 from the Golf Open here during the past weekend, but the golfer still leads the PGA in the winnings TRUBE department. So far, he has banked $55,000 on this year's circuit. Page 6 Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, March 26, 1970

Four New Stamps Get History Theme Peterson Receives WASHINGTON (AFPS)--Four 6-cent stamps in the Natural History series will be issued Letter of Appreciation with first day ceremonies May 6 in New York City, where the American Museum of Natural History is currently observing its centen- nial year. Three of the stampthemes are based on displays in the museum. The fourth is a de- tail from a mural at Yale University's Pea- body Museum of Natural History. Collectors desiring first day cancellations may send addressed envelopes to the Postmas- ter, New York, New York 10001. Personal checks will not be accepted in payment. The outside envelope should be endorsed "First Day Covers Natural History Stamp." Cover requests must be postmarked no later than May 6, 1970. 0

GUANTANAMO BAY--J03 Dennis Peterson of AFRTS here received a letter of Appreciation yesterday from Radm. J. B. Hildreth, Commander, Naval Base. Petty Officer Peterson was cited for his contribution in building community morale, off-duty record hops for teenagers and his television show "Teen Time." He was lauded further for bringing "slices of Americana" here to Guantanamo Bay on his daily radio program. The letter read in part: AFRTS provides asAigned personnel a unique opportunity to make their presence felt through their work. During the past two years, you have made full use of that opportunity in a positive, imagi- native.and responsible manner." Thursday, March 26, 1970 Guantanamo Gazette Page 7

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There will be a meeting of interested, prospective HEY KIDS!!! Just got word that ol' Peter cottontail coaches and managers for the Junior League Baseball, will be hopping down the bunny trail to GTMO to help at 7:30 PM, Monday, March 30th, in the PNC conference the Naval Base Civic Council hide eggs for the room. annual Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, March 28th. Don't miss out on all the fun, candy and prizes. If you There will be an easter egg hunt this Sunday at the are between the ages of 1 and 8, come on out and try CPO club starting at 1 PM, using real, honest-to- to find the lucky eggs. There will be four age groups; goodness hard boiled eggs. 1 & 2, 3 & 4, 5 & 6, and 7 & 8, with a lst, 2nd, 3rd and a grand prize in each division, and candy and CPO's don't forget, Thursday night is game night at refreshments for everyone. So tell Mom and Dad to the CPO club. There will'be happy hour from 6 to 7 bring you to Deer Park on Saturday,' March 28th at PM and cards go on sale at 7. '1:30 PM. The Hunt will start at 2:00 PM.

The winner of the Navy Wives of America, "BUNNY" is Tired of doing the same old things? Get out and have Damage Controlman Second Class Arthur C. Wallen of a good time. Come to Morin Center on Monday evening Bay Hill BarrackjI. We wish to thank everyone for for game night sponsored by the Naval Base Civic their generous donations to the Scholarship fund. Council. Meet Your Councilman, maybe even Lady Luck and enjoy yourself. Cards go on sale at 6:30 PM and Elections for the officers of the Guantanamo Bay the games start at 8:00 PM. Women Bowling Association will be held at the CPO Club, Caribe. Room, Wednesday April 1st at 7:00 PM. NAS Enlisted Recreation Committee will meet in the LP An executive board is needed to have sanctioned Galley (CPO Mess) at 9:15 AM Tuesday March 31st. leagues for the coming season. Refreshments will be served. Come and vote. Ceramic classes will begin again Monday April 20th. A beginners class will be from 9-11 AM and an advanced All Civilian and Military supervisors are reminded lass from 1-3 AM. Sign up with Mrs Kirk at the of Naval Base policy of freeing military and Ceramic Shop. civilian employees during normal working hours to attend Holy Week Divine Services. Good Friday Mail for ZIP codes beginning with 100 through 104; 110 Services at the Base Chapel are as follows: through 119 and 075 is being postmarked and held by Protestant Devotion-12:30 PM to 1:15 PM the GTMO Post Office. This mail will be sent out once Catholic Confessions-1:30 PM to 2:30 PH the mail embargo fot those IP codes is lifted.- All Catholic Liturgy-3 PM to 3:45 other mail is being 'sent out. At the McCalla Chapel, Catholic Liturgy will be from noon to 12:45 PM. The Officers of Camp Bulkeley wish to thank those who participated in making their spring ball such an outstanding success and they are looking forward to your continued involvement throughout the spring social season.

Cub Scout Pack 401 has openings for the age of 8 and 9. All boys who di contact Cub Master Burns at 95149 oi at 95255. Page 8 Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, March 26, 1970

Wanted 61 Falcon $350. Cold Spot A/C, 23,000 BTU, $150. English riding instructor. Call Special Services. Call 96130. 49-51 Ford Steering Box, Ask for Mac 85384 AT. Yashica 72E half frame camera with leather case and flash attachment, $20. Fedders A/C, 12,000 BTU $100. Set of metric size tools,Clutch cable for 63 VW Call 90195 AT. 1200 model. 7432 DWH.

Baby bouncer/walker combination in good condition, Coaches and managers for the Junior League Baseball $5. Bell and Howell super 8/regular 8, zoom lens, season, 85116. movie camera and projector i, excellent condition. Call 98296 AWH. Buy or tape any Stan Freburg Records. 97166 AT.

18 month old German Shepherd. Call 7494 AT. Baby sitter for 18 month old child, preferably in Kittery Beach area. Call 90257 AWH. 59 Opel Station Wagon, New Tires, Water Pump and gasket set. Does not run, $50 or best offer. Someone to do ironing in my home. Call 95148 AT. Call 85527 DWH. Women for dry cleaning work - will train. 85548/85448. 55 Ford 2 door, White, V8 Automatic, Runs Good, Good Tires, $225. Call 85527 DWH. Dog cage, suitable for shipping, I have a small dog. Call 85714 DWH, 95558 AWH. 61 Falcon, White, In Excellent Condition. Call 96130 AT ODDS AND ENDS - 30B Nob Hill. Services Will baby sit in my home (Marine Site) 96151 AT. 8,500 BTU Fedders A/C, $100. Power Mower, needs repair $15. Room dividers, French provincial. $25. Call Will baby sit in Villamar or Kittery Beach areas any 97193 AT. night of week. 95346 AWH.

63 Corvair Monza in good running condition, Interior needs repairs, $200. Call 90181 AT. Lost Lost - Small pair, black prescription sun glasses. Antique white baby crib in excellent condition, $40. Call Lee at 85878 AWH. Crib mattress in excellent condition, $10. Westinghouse washing machine, needs minor repairs, Lost - Timex Electric watch, lost in the commissary best offer. Call 95355 AT. parking lot last Saturday. 97108 AT. Akai M-6 tape recorder $125. Call 98266 AWH,85117 DWH Wanted - Windshield and radiator for 63 Rambler. Whirlpool A/C, 11,000 BTU, 115 volt, Call 97186. Call 85642 DWH, 98122 AWH

Kenmore dishwasher, $75. Call 95166 AT.

Console model, 23" TV,Stereo and AM FM Radio $75. AKC Registered German Shepherd puppy, has all shots. Call 85714 DWH, 95558 AWH.

Dress size 24 1/2, Gold Lama, Never Worn, 98183 AT.

2 sets of early American lamps in excellent condition. Drapes in a variety of colors. Living Room chair. Call 90214 AT.

56 Ford $150. Full set of Golf clubs $100. 95261 AWn.

Akai 1800 SD cartridge/tape recorder, super delux