1Happy 197 USMC Brandt Pleased with New Treaty BONN, .ERMANY (AP)--For Germany "the Cold War is at an end." Chancellor Willy Brandt said yesterday as he launched the closing phase of a tough re- election battle. Brandt, 'inner of the 1971 Nobel Peace Prize, praised the new treaty with Communist East Germany as indispensable for seeking "a new era of secure peace."

He noted that President Nixon had U.S. NAVAL proclaimed this same goal in his vic- BASE tory speech this week. Brandt said UANTANAMO BAY, CUBA Germany would play an important role in pursuing that goal. Under the West German-.ast German treaty, initialed in Bonn on Wednes- day, 11 days before the election, the rival German regimes at last normal- ize their relations. They will pre- pare for United Nations membership and provide humanitarian steps such as more visits across the order di- viding them.

"For the first time," Brandt told a news conference, "millions of peo- ple on both sides of the border will obtain those benefits for which we BRANDT wrestled so long." Friday, Novemoer 10, i972 (PLEASE SEE GERMANY PAGE 2)

Continue to Help Nixon to Reshape Cabinet KEY BISCAYNE, FLA. (AP)--As the first of hundreds of standby resignations reached his desk, President Nixon worked yesterday on his Executive Branch Shape-Up Gitmo shakeup. Press Secretary Ronald L. -iegler said Nixon conferred with key aides at his bayfront compound and spent some time alone "thinking through in a more intensive way than he has before" the methods of reshaping his second ad- WATER CRISIS: ministration. his re-election, instruct- Figures for Thursday Nov. 9 Within hours after Nixon ed all his appointees to turn in pro-forma resignat- ions. Offers to resign traditionally follow a Pres- WATER PRODUCED: 1,95,00 ident's re-election, but seldom if ever has tradit- ion been underscored by a White House announcement of WATER CONSUMED: 1,535,000 the fact. Ziegler said Nixon's instructions apply also to off- WATER GAIN: 60,000 icials appointed by department heads of Cabinet members. There are hundreds, perhaps several thousand of such :ATER IN STORAGE: 17,497,000 political appointees.

"Its very extensive, there's no question about that," (PLLASE SEE NIXON PAGE 2) NIXON Page 2--LATE NEWS ROUNDUP Guantanamo Gazette Friday, November 10, 1972

U ~ GERMANY. from page one GAZETTEER P

Among the first beneficiaries are 308 East German children who will soon be allowed to rejoin parents who .a digest of late news fled to West Germany, the Chancel lor said. Clearly seeking to make the tre aty a winning election issue, Brandt hinted he might go to East Germany later to sign it if the voters re-elect him a week from Sun- day.

The powerful Christian Democratic opposition avoided CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP)--The Mine Warfare Force declin- much comment on the terms of Brandt's treaty but accuse- ed comment yesterday on an unconfirmed report that him of having rushed to conclude it with Comomunists in minesweeping helicopters have been sent to demine the time for the election. They also noted that the Berlin harbors of North Vietnam. A Navy spokesman said the Wall still stands. helicopters are not at the Naval base in Charleston nor Rainer Barzel, Brandt's election opponent, was believ- would he say where they are. ed anxious to play down aspects of the treaty favorable to Brandt. Observers said Brazel wants to refocus the MEXICO CITY (AP)--A relief jet airliner yesterday voters' attention instead on Brandt's weak spot-infla- brought back from Cuba 82 persons, including two U.S. tion. consular officers, taken there by four unidentifed hi- jackers. The original 727 jet which was commandeered at Barzel has said he might renegotiate treaty terms if gunpoint Wednesday at Monterrey in Northern Mexico, re- necessary. mained at the Havana Air Field with a relief crew and mechanics to repair an oil leak.

NIXON- from page one BELFAST (AP)--A 13-year-old Protestant girl was found dumped in a Belfast street yesterday. She had been beat- the press secretary said. en and her head shaved. The girl was taken to hospital. The President wanted to "clear the slate" so he could The Army said it was investigating the case. Troops be- have "a free hand to form his second term (administra- lieve the girl was attacked because she was seen talk- tion) through appointment and reappointment," Ziegler ing to a military patrol in the nearby new lodge area, said. a mixed Roman Catholic and Protestant district. The first of the letters of resignation already have reached Nixon's desk, but the spokesman said "the Pres- TEL AVIV (AP)--About 30,000 Jews from the Soviet ident has made no decision on who will stay and who Union will immigrate to Israel in 1972, Minister of will leave." Absorption Nathan Peled predicted yesterday. Soviet immigration is running 50 per cent higher than earlier He said the process of drafting reorganization plans predictions, he told airport newsmen prior to his de- will continue through late November and early December parture on an Israeli bonds tour to Europe. with meetings with individual cabinet members. Nixon will renew his proposals for Congressional TEL AVIV (AP)--Israeli warplanes swept across the action to reshape cabinet agencies by merging some op- Syrian frontier twice yesterday, downed two Syrian jet erations, but there are indications he also may attempt fighters, destroyed a Soviet SAM Antiaircraft missile to use executive orders to accomplish some of the changes battery and bombed artillery concentrations, the mili- he previously asked Congress to make. tary command said. The Israelis said all their planes Ziegler confirmed that the President asked for and returned safely but Syrian communiques over Damascus received a special study by the Office of Management Radio claimed four Israeli planes were shot down. A sen- and Budget on the extent of his executive powers to re- ior officer of the Israeli general staff described the organize the government. fighting as some of the heaviest on the Syrian border He would not disclose the report's findings, nor talk in more than two years. specifically about the shape of the coming shakeup. Stateside Temperatures

oclFoast Local Forecast tear Afm. ao. -uddin aptatinZ Alford cnder cading officer Mostly clear with scattered J B.d Erfs shower activity in the late Chief Potty Officer in carg Chicago cloudy 44 afternoon and early evening. JO Vin. )lic. . Editor J0 Hoad Semith .Asitt Editor Denver rain 60 Visibility unrestricted, M2 Joh NhiM. . f. d.utin Editor YNN "Cookie" Suchy...... Beeline Editor Little Rock rain 65 Winds Nortrly 4 knots turning Los Angeles fair 72 SoEstrly 10 to 12 knots with gusts of 18 in P.M. ohficia o aosflecims the iemif of nohege oreo e Miami fair 88 Bay 1-3Ft. poartCetiEw. i i Eniew foer dthe a wik 't Wavy. oopat. " bteonet oooieee. no eflaiom oo otot-. New Orleans partly cloudy 67 High today 88 Low tonight 73 Eats its me. ape.e, h.f t. mt not ostemi High 0=1cio o. - "" thlootttC.ot CE Cm.ets or ft. - San Francisco rain 59 tides 1247 & 2337 tata CEfittavy Seattle rain 52 Low tides 0503 & 1823 St. Louis cloudy 46 li Friday, ,ovember 10, 1972 Guantanamo Gazette LOCAL NEWS--Page 3

LOCAL BRIEFS A Thought for the Week Cpo pool By CHAPLAIN 11AX A. ELLER, :dr., USN :n a recent magazine a very touching picture was pointed out to me The CPO pool will he closed until by my young daughter. It was a wet, 1roopy, little kitten with a large further notice due to repairs. rock tied around its neck. The kitten had just been fished from a stream by a concerned person *bake sale after it had been cast there to drown by an unwanting, incaring owner. The Catholic Women of the Chapel To be cast off and abandoned is the ultimate condition of aloneness. will sponsor a bake sale Sunday from To be rescued and brought into a caring relationship is the ultimate 10:30 a.m. until all bake goods are condition of hope and joy. One is the antitheses of the other. sold. the "Bake Shop" located on The experience of the kitten is not too different from what we have, the Chapel patio will feature many at one time or another, -xperienced while in a state of alienation hard to get pastries as well as with friends, "amily or people in general. To be abandoned and alone cakes, cookies, etc. Proceeds will in the world is acutely painful. go to the mission in Haiti. But God does not forsake humanity in these lonely, painful exper- *exchange iences. From infancy through old age man is plagued with the fear of garage being aoaudoned . of being left alone and apart from the intimate, per- The Navy Exchange Garage Auto Parts sonal relationships that are meaningful. 'Ian is born for relationships. Store is now open on Saturdays from lie cannot long tolerate the despair of aloneness. He likes to be loved, noon until 3 p.:n. for your conven- cared for, understood and accepted. ience. On a human level friends, :; wife or husband, children and parents hopefully provide such intimate trusting relationships. *my three angels On a divine level God provides this loving relationship. lie is in- "My Three Angels" will be present- escapably present. His love is constant and unchanging. ed by the Guantanamo Bay Little Man may lose his friends, death may separate him from his family, but Theatre on Nov. 24,25 26 and Dec. 1, at the point of greatest need. when he feels so alone and abandoned. , ad 3. The preformances will be .God meets man in his crisis and lifts him up. He promises, "I will held at Morin Center starting at never leave thee nor forsake thee." p.m. tickets will be $2.-0 for Opening night and $1 for all other performances. on opening night Morin Center will be open at 7:30 p.m. with free cham- iagne being served until curtain time at 8:15 p.i;. Proceeds from this Marines Receive Promotions night will be donated to the High School. Twenty-seven Marines were promoted during a morning colors and awards -security Group Wives will be sell- ceremony held on the Marine Barracks parade field Tuesday. ing refreshments at all performances. Colonel Thomas .1. Holt, CO, MB, presented the promotion warrants to the tickets may be obtained from any newly appointed corporals, lance corporals and privates first class. Little Theatre member and will be on sale at tle door. Promoted to corporal were Larry A. oerst; Gary R. Blankenship, fames R. Burgess, James F. ;earhart, Dennis R. Harrison, Ronalo H. Charter. *motorcycle race Mickey G. Hewitt, .dward J. Nugent, Paul F. Pouliot, Charles L. Reyes, Manuel Rodriguez, William T. ogers TI, and Allen S. Webster. The Guantanamo Bay Motorcycle Club Promoted to lance corporal were Robert F. north , lr (meritorious), will hold a race this Sunday at the Alfred L. Barcla, Parrel L. -eegle, Frank Carrillo, Jesse F. 1earman, Sherman Ave. otorcycle park. Reg- Lloyd R. Jones, ,enneth J. Madden, Joseph L. Rogers, Horacio C. Sanchez istration will be at 12:30 and the and Robert W. Schmidt. first race will begin at 1 p. . Bring the family for an enjoyable after- Promoted to privates first class were Robert E. Drake, Jose Luna, .r., noon of motorcycle racing. Michael J. Veneziale, and Steven F. Walsh. *math courses GED Prep Program is starting 2 classes in general math and algebra (free of choice). The classes will be on %londays and Wednesdays from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. and will begin as Happy 197 USMC soon as 10 applicants enroll. "o en- roll in any one of these classes please call 7488. PHOTOVIEW Guantanamo Gazette Friday, November 10, 1972 Guantanamo Gazette PHOTOVIEW NAVAL WEATHER SERVICE *

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Photos and Story by PH2 Glen Terry * * Page 6--WORLD & NATIONAL NEWS Guantanamo Gazette Friday, November 10, 1972

B52s Strike Daley's organization is not dead 0 CHICAGO (AP)--The last of the old-style big-city political organi- .zations is not dead. But it's declining slowly under the wave of a Enemy Stockpiles better-educated electorate that is not blindly loyal to the party. Like the primary in March, Tuesday's election showed clearly that SAIGON (AP)--U.S. B52 bombers to win in Chicago and in Illinois, a Democratic candidate needs struck heavily in the southern more than just the endorsement of Mayor Richard J. Daley. But it reaches of North Vietnam yesterday also showed that given the right candidate, the organization can while both sides busily stockpiled still be effective. armaments they will never need if peace comes to Indochina. U.N. assembly debates terrorism Both sides are hurriedly building up armaments because the proposed UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP)--The U.N. Assembly came to grips yester- cease-fire would prohibit any intro- day with international terrorism, divided over how strongly to con- duction of additional weapons. demn it and what action to take. The United States and other Western powers are pressing for strong measures. All countries are prepared Another score of U.S. transport in principle to condemn international terrorism but defining what planes landed at Saigon with hundreds they are condemning is proving to be the most difficult question. of tons of war supplies. A few miles away imported American Students technicians assembled F5 jet fight- continue nine-day-old strike er-bombers in the crash program to NEW ORLEANS (AP)--Protesting students ignored the governor's ul- build up South Vietnam's Air Force. timatum yesterday and refused to end their nine-day-old occupation of the Southern University administration building. Gov. Edwin Ed- The B52 stratofortresses dropped wards had given the students a 2 p.m. deadline to get out or be more than 2,000 tons of bombs in a evicted by "whatever means necessary." But as the hour passed, no 40-mile by 130-mile area between the one left and more students were entering the building at the invita- South Vietnamese Quang Tri front and tion of leaders inside. The students took over the building to the middle of North Vietnam's pan- back demands for student control of administrative affairs along handle. with other concessions by officials of the predominantly black The raids culminated a week of in- school. tensified strikes that informants said are in reaction to many Itew Democrats in good financial shape sightings of North Vietnamese.trucks, tanks and artillery pieces around WASHINGTON (AP)--One of the brighter legacies George McGovern and above the northern battle area. is leaving the Democratic Party from his disastrous Presidential campaign is the best financial shape the party has been in for years, Despite the trouble McGovern had getting votes, he proved amazingly Paris Peace Talks adroit at bringing in money. His campaign is expected to end up with some $20 million raised, compared to the $8 million Hubert Humphrey collected four years ago. Produce Nothing Bombers strike in northern ireland PARIS (AP)--The U.S. delegation at BELFAST (AP)--British troops fought street battles with gunmen of the Vietnam Peace Talks expressed re- the Irish Republican Army yesterday as guerrilla bombers struck again newed optimism yesterday that peace in the worst violence Northern Ireland has seen for weeks. A patrol was near despite another fruitless stumbled on a 700-pound mine, biggest bomb known in three years of session at the conference table. sectarian feuding, near the border with the Irish Republic. Two This optimism was reflected nei- soldiers were wounded and at least two gunmen and a girl were hit in ther by the Communist side nor by three shootouts in the turbulent Fall Road area, a Roman Catholic the Saigon delegation. The three- stronghold. hour 166th weekly session brought sharp recriminations between the op- posing Vietnamese delegates. The U.S. delegation exuded confidence and avoided the polemics. EPA Says No Exemptions The U.S. delegation spokesman, David Lambertson, told newsmen at the end of the session: "I am opti- WASHINGTON (AP)--The Environmental Protection Agency said yesterday that mistic that an additional private states seeking authority to issue waste discharge permits may not allow meeting is going to take place re- any exemptions, as some now do. latively soon, that the matters still Under new clean-water legislation, the states can take over the issu- unresolved will be taken care of and ance and enforcement of discharge permits to protect water quality, a Agreement will be reached." program now under federal operation. Lambertson indicated that the forthcoming secret meeting would be But the state programs are subject to approval by EPA. between President Nixon's Security The agency issued ,roposed guidelines, spelling out what it will re- Adviser, Henry A. Kissinger and Le quire in a state program before it will grant this approval. Duc Tho. 0 Friday, November 10, 1972 Guantanamo Gazette SPORTS--Page 7 Boxing Frazier-Foreman Contract Postponed (AP)--The official signing of the heavyweight title Sports KINGSTON, Jamaica fight between champion Joe Frazier and unbeaten George Foreman, scheduled for yesterday, was postponed until today when the unbeaten challenger missed a plane, fight officials said yesterday. Frazier, of Philadelphia, and manager Yancey Durham arrived at Kingston Wednesday. Foreman, the number two contender from Hayward, Calif., was scheduled to leave from San Francisco Wednesday night. Officials said he missed the plane, and will arrive today.

They are set to meet in a 15- rounder at the National Stadium in 10C Looks for Kingston, January 22 or 25. The stadium can seat about 40,000 for a fight. Winter Games Site The fight will be promoted by Na- tional Sports Limited, headed by (UPI/AFRTS)--Resort towns across Paul Ritson. The organization has Europe and the United States are the backing of the government, expressing a desire to host the which wants the fight as a tourist 1976 Winter Olympic Games. attraction. Colorado voters cut off state funds and ruined Denver's chances Frazier's last two title defenses of holding the games. The Interna- 76ers Head were against unknowns. The World tional Olympic Committee says it Boxing Council warned the champion will meet next Wednesday to pick a it will strip him of his title un- site. For less he defends it against a worthy Disaster * opponent. Among towns being considered: (UPI/AFRTS)--The Philadelphia Frazier stopped Terry Daniels in Sion, Switzerland; Trentin, Italy; 76ers are on the verge of tying a the fourth round at New Orleans Vancouver, British Columbia; Inns- dubious record in the National January 15 and then put away Ron bruck, Austria; Grenoble, France; Basketball Association. Stander in four rounds at Omaha, Squaw Valley, California, and Lake The 76ers lost their 14th straight Nebraska, May 25. Placid, New York. game of the season Wednesday night, 125-107, to the Kansas City-Omaha Kings. That puts the 76ers just one loss away from tying the NBA record Kings Struggle to Tie Flames of 15 straight losses to start a season. (UPI/AFRTS)--The , riding an eight-game winning streak in the National Hockey League, had to rally for a pair of late third per- In other NBA games, Boston de- iod goals to salvage a 3-3 tie with the expansion Atlanta Flames. feated Golden State, 128-111; Bal- The Flames have yet to win a game on home ice. timore beat Buffalo, 129-94; Mil- In other NHL action, the Minnesota North Stars scored three times in the waukee beat Seattle, 116-103, and third period to take a 5-2 victory over the California Seals; the Montreal Phoenix defeated Cleveland, 107-99. Canadiens kept up their torrid pace, beating the Toronto Maple Leafs, 5-2. The Indiana Pacers have taken over The New York Rangers beat Vancouver, 5-2; the Chicago Black Hawks scored first place in the Western Division six times in the final period in defeating the New York Islanders, 6-1, of the American Basketball Associa- and the breezed to a 5-2 victory over the Philadelphia tion from the Utah Stars. Flyers. The Pacers defeated the Stars Wednesday night, 135-124 with George The St. Louis Blues, a winner of only two of 13 games in the NHL, have McGinnis leading with 35 points. fired coach Al Arbour. Jean Guy Talbot, coach of the of the In other ABA games, Carolina de- Western Hockey League and a former NHL All Star defenseman has been feated Kentucky, 126-111; Dallas named to succeed Arbour. beat Memphis, 126-118, and Julius A federal judge in Philadelphia has ruled that Bobby Hull and other Erving and Virginia took a 116-111 players who jumped from the National Hockey League may play in the WHA. victory over Denver. The judge granted the new league a preliminary injunction against the NHL's reserve clause. but ordered the WHA to post a 2.5 million dollar bond in case his ruling is reversed by a higher court. Golf Tourney The Winnipeg Jets of the WHA played for the first time with hockey star There will be a "Three Jacks and Bobby Hull, but to no avail. The jets lost to the , 3-2. a Jill" golf tournament November 19 In other WHA action, the beat the New York Raiders, at 12:30. An entry fee of $3 per *2-1. person will be charged. Page 8-- EELINE Guantanamo Gazette Friday, .November 10, 1972

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