TEARY-EYED KISSINGER FAILS IN MIDDLE EAST, RETURNS HOME

JERUSALEM (AP)-Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger, tears rising in his eyes because of the failure of his Middle East peace mission, head- ed home yesterday promising that the United States will seek "new methods and new forums" for an Arab-Israeli agreement. "This is a sad day for America," said Kissinger, his voice breaking with emotion. "We will now have to look to new methods and new forums" for a settlement. "The need to move toward peace cannot be abandoned." During a brief stopover in London, it was learned that Kissinger is convinced his step-by-step diplo- macy is dead and that resumption of the Geneva peace talks are in- evitable. U.S. officials also here after 2,000 years of dispersion expect the breakdown of his mis- and a generation of struggle," he sion will serve to unify the Arabs said. in pressuring Israel to give up "I know you have done more than war-captured territory on all any human being can do," Premier TRASH ANYONE-You never know what fronts. Yitzhak Rabin told the secretary, you might find in a Gitmo trash Kissinger planned to go directly adding that despite the breakdown can. Unfortunately, sometimes to the White House upon returning of the mission, Israeli-American you don't even find trash there, to Washington last night to brief relations were still "special and the trash is on the ground in- President Ford. unique." stead of in the can. Turn to page Kissinger told the Israelis as Kissinger left less than 12 hours 3 and read LCdr. Jim Lois's he flew off to London: "We have after his 16-day mission broke up editorial about base cleanliness. had no other goals except to enable because of "irreconcilable" dif- (Photo by PH2 Dave Clarke) the young people in this area to ferences between Egypt and Israel grow up without the fear of war." over the terms of an Israeli with- IRS PROBE TO BE LAUNCHED At that point his voice began to drawal in the Sinai Desert. crack and falter. The collapse of the mission in- WASHINGTON (AP)-A probe of al- "No people needs peace more than creased chances for renewed fight- leged invasions of citizens' rights the people of Israel, gathered ing in the area. by the Internal Revenue Service will be launched Wednesday by a CONGRESS STRIVES TO COMPLETE WORK ON TAX CUT BILL congressional panel. "We were shocked to hear the WASHINGTON (AP)-The two houses of ion tax cut he has not ruled out a extent to which citizen's rights were Congress are striving to compromise veto," said Nessen. invaded, apparently needlessly, $13.2 billion in differences to com- "The President is basically op- by tax collectors and agents," plete work this week on a tax cut posed to all the amendments," he said Rep. Charles A. Vanik, D-Ohio, bill that might face a Presidential said. whose investigations subcommittee veto. will hold hearings. A meeting of Senate and House con- Internal Revenue Commissioner ferees was scheduled for 8:30 a.m. Donald Alexander will appear at the today to begin working out dif- U.S. NAVAL BASE Wednesday hearing, Vanik said, along ferences in the two measures before GUANTANAMO BAY, CUBA with three regional aides. the 10-day Easter recess which be- Vanik said the first item to be gins Wednesday. investigated is what he termed the Presidential Press Secretary Ron "Leprechaun Project" in which the Nessen, appearing on CBS' "Face IRS is charged with spending public the Nation" yesterday said Presi- funds to conduct surveillance of dent Ford has not ruled out the private citizens and allegedly possibility of vetoing the bill, ountaum hiring outside persons to report although he will not decide until on taxpayers. he sees what final form it takes. The IRS, Vanik said in an intei- Numerous amendments were attached view, is entitled to such infor- to the Senate version of the tax mation as it needs for purposes of cut and Nessen indicated that tax collection, but anything be- these in particular concern the yond that would constitute an President. invasion of the rights of private "If they do send it up (to the citizens. White House) with amendments which Plans for the hearing were dis- have not been considered and closed yesterday by Rep. Al Ullman, which don't have anything to do Monday. March 24, 1975 D-Ore., chairman of the House Ways with a clean and simple ant~recess- and Means Committee. Page 2--LOCAL Guantanamo Gazette Monday, March 24, 1975

--- LOCAL BRIEFS--- SPECIAL SERVICES TO UP-DATE LISTING

OF SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS

It's time for Special Services to up-date their listing of SPO CLUB LEEWARD POINT FEATURES special interest groups again. It is requested that the presi- PRIME RIB DINNER AND DANCING dents of each club or organizat- ion contact Special Services to The SPO Club Leeward Point fea- make sure that the current list- tures a prime rib dinner from 5 ing for their club is accurate. to 7:30 p.m. and then dancing Special Services receives many to the "Gitmo Good Time Express" inquiries from people report- band from 8:15 p.m. to 12:15 a.m. ing aboard about clubs or organ- Saturday. There will be no in- GUANTANAMO BAY RIFLE AND PISTOL CLUB izations, and would like to help crease in prices of drinks while your organization by giving the band is playing. The Guantanamo Bay Rifle and Pis- them up-to-date information. tol Club will hold its first meet- Call Special Services at 951160 SPECIAL SERVICES PLANS ing in the organization's new club- or 95373. house at the old NavSta Corral CHILDRENS SUMMER RECREATION PROGRAM Thursday at 7:30 p.m. SPECIAL SERVICES: All members are urged to attend Special Services is in the plan- this regular monthly meeting, which LOST AND FOUND DEPARTMENT ning stages for the childrens sum- will feature instructions in mer recreation program. The arts range safety and qualifications. The following articles have and crafts class is in need of been turned in to Special Ser- the following items and would SPECIAL SERVICES IN NEED OF CASHIER vices Lost and Found Department. greatly appreciate any of these Two pair of prescription glasses, items. They may be dropped off Special Services is in need of a one found at Cooper Field and at Special Services anytime temporary full time "cashier" at one found at the bus stop near during working hours. Small the Golf Pro Shop effective tomor- the Windjammer. round plastic bleach or fabric row. For more information call One lady's watch found at softener bottles, cigar boxes, Chief Beasley at 95449. Cooper Field. newspapers, pie tins, pieces of scrap yari. 10 PER CENT DIFFERENTIAL SUBJECT

TO INCOME TAX FOUND: BEGINNERS BOWLING LEAGUE NOTE "Mr. Recently, several U.S. citizens A personal book entitled Chu" has been found at the Due to orders of transfer, there have called CCPO regarding whether library. The owner may are a few openings on the Begin- the 10% pay differential they station library. ners Bowling League. receive is subject to income tax. claim the book at the Any woman with an average of 125 The answer is yes; it is consid- or less may join. For more in- ered the same as your basic salary, formation call 95313. according to James H. Brooks Jr.

Local Forecast

Mostly clear skies. Visibility un- restricted. Winds SE 10-14 knots with gusts to 22 knots. High today PRODUCFD: 1,425,000 .r. .. 87. Low 72. Bay condtions 1-3 feet. Sunrise tomorrow at 7:01. Sunset CONSUMED: 1,260,000 J.3 ba . rter will be at 7:13. High tide will IN STORAGE: 19,246,000 JoSA R M y . p te be at 8:09 p.m. Low tide will be WATERGAIN: 165,000 at 1:54 p.m. -~ 40030 It0. the 0.0040 CONSMED: 1,26,00

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The Inside Story from a Dumpster

By LCdr. Jim Lois anese umbrella over my head, and treasure. Old Gazettes, beach glass, Public Affairs Officer waiting for the onslaught, I tried junk or other stuff. (Reprinted from June 19, 1973 Gazette) to adjust to the gloom of the sur- "May I help you, sir?" I asked. The arm jerked out as if I had The Gitmo trash cans or Dempster The opinions expressed in seared it with a hot poker. The Dumpsters, are kept pretty clean. this editorial represent sole- gasp of fright prompted me to push After spending an entire afternoon ly those of the writer and the door all the way open with my inside a dumpster placed near the do not represent either the now-tattered umbrella. An elderly Kittery Beach picnic area, I would Public Affairs Office or the man, who looked as if he had reached say people throw more debris under Department of the Navy. into dumpsters before, stood quaking the picnic tables and on the beaches. six feet away. I must have looked Last week, while sunning myself at him like a sweaty Caribbean alongside the resident iguanas and roundings like a mentally-retard- Confucious; he wanted to know what crabs at Kittery Beach, I was day- ed alley cat. I was doing there and he wanted me dreaming along the lines of a spark- Nothing happened for 20 minutes. to know that I had given him one ling clean Guantanamo when a breeze Then all hell broke loose. Some hell of a shock. came up and blew some paper napkins comedian was rapping the sides of I explained, He was touched. Civic in my face. They had chicken fat on my metal sauna with a baseball bat. pride is what Guantanamo needs more them and stuck to my forehead. When For a second or two I thought Colo- of, he agreed. He handed me a do- I stood up to seek the source of my nel LaMontagne's tank platoon was nation of a used cigarette wrapper greasy brow, I stepped on some broken commencing rapid fire shelling on and urged me to continue with my glass. Don't people use the recep- my hideout. Now I know how vigil. We parted friends. tacles that are provided to drop Quasimodo must have felt when all After two more hours I could see their trash into--instead of pelting the bells of Notre Dame started that I wasn't going to get any me, as well as my iguana buddies, with clanging. more business there that afternoon. their garbage? Compared to the beach and picnic Another half hour went by before areas outside my temporary head- A quick turn around the other a crumpled paper match cover was quarters, my dumpster was as neat beaches and picnic areas on the base swiftly poked in. Shortly after as a pin. When I think of some * revealed the dumpsters contained that a section of the Gazette of the stuff I could have had thrown small quantities of rubbish. How help-wanted column came in. By on me! many days would it take to fill that time I was on my guard. "Thank I plan on visiting all the base one? you for keeping your beach clean," dumpsters, so next time you use The public works officer,,who is in I said. A young face, belonging yours please say hello if you see charge of the trash cans, said he to a youth of 18, disappeared me inside. would place at my disposal one of his from my view. Shortly, the face, newest dumpsters, if a survey is what startled to say the least, came INTERFAITH EASTER SUNRISE SERVICES I wanted. "I want to get the inside back in my line of vision. story on this trash problem," I "Oh, excuse me, sir," the youth Interfaith Easter Sunrise services replied. said and hurried away. You know, will be held on both Leeward and I hope that boy gets a job this Windward on Easter Sunday at 6:45 a.m. He commented that I was likely to summer. He'll go places. Anyone The Leeward service will be held at get an eyeful. without a job gentlemanly enough Chapman Beach and the Windward service I wan't really afraid, although to put trash where it belongs will be on McCalla Hill. Following I brought along my umbrella just in and say excuse me is a good kid. these services breakfast will be case. I also wore my coveralls. served at the Blue Caribe. Reservat- You can't be too careful on some of The young fellow did make one mis- ions may be made by calling 85669 these tough assignments. Since I take though--he left the door to the before noon Friday. Cost of wanted my survey to include the dumpster wide open and a hungry tom- the breakfast will te $1.25 per greatest number of my fellow citi- cat jumped in, shredding my umbrella. person. zens, I set up my headquarters last I had not anticipated this unexpected Sunday afternoon inside the new guest and had nothing to offer him TRYOUTS FOR THE LITTLE THEATRE'S dumpster at Kittery Beach. except perhaps one of my cans of Black Label or half my Cuban sand- NEXT PRODUCTION, "THE FANTASTICKS" It wasn't any trick at all to wich. When he realized what slim crawl inside the contraption. As pickings he had got himself into, Tryouts for the Little Theatre's you know, the big side door opens he departed. next production. "The Fantasticks," wide, so I jumped right in. I was will be held today, tomorrow, and immediately impressed with the size In spite of my spacious quarters, Wednesday at 7 p.m. on the Morin of the thing. It was bigger than the muffled sounds of a busy beach Center Patio. "The Fantasticks" some of the BOQ rooms I've stayed almost put me to sleep. Suddenly has seven male parts and one in; also, quite a bit cleaner than I sensed the door swing slowly open. female part. A piano player is some. Sitting crosslegged like I opened my eyes to see a band com- also needed. an Indian,.holding my small Jap- ing in. Someone was in search of Page 4--INTERNATIONAL Guantanamo Gazette Monday, March 24, 1975

FASHION FOUNDATION NAMES BEST DRESSED MEN IN NATION

NEW YORK (AP)-President Ford, May- Syracuse, New York." II or Richard J. Daley of Chicago and Jim "Catfish" Hunter was credit- Jim "Catfish" Hunter of the New ed with adding "a touch of the gay York Yankees were named by the 90's to the New York Yankees," Fashion Foundation of America yes- earning him a place on the list in terday as among the "Best Dressed" the sports class. men in the nation. Kennedy was cited as best dressed Sen. Edward F. Kennedy, D-Mass.; in government for being "stylish Cutty Sark President Edward A. with a flair similar to his thrice Horrigan and ABC-TV's Lee Majors, listed late brother, President John the "Six Million Dollar Man," F. Kennedy." He bumped Sen. Mark also made the list. 0. Hatfield of Oregon from the In 36th annual survey of custom list. tailors and designers, the foundat- Horrigan, a newcomer to the list, ion said President Ford replaced was cited for prefering single- the Shah of Iran in the best dres- breasted, chalk striped suits. sed statesman category. He replaced Henry Ford in the It said Ford's "button down shirts, business category. subtle neckwear and brown plaid Lee Majors took over the tele- suits reflect confident fashion vision best dressed spot from charisma in public appearances on Johnny Carson. The foundation television." said he looked "every bit the Daley returned to the list as 'Six Million Dollar Man' both on best dressed in civic affairs, and off the screen in his natty THEY'RE TRYING TO SELL GEORGE replacing former leisure suits." Mayor John V. Lindsay. The found- Others selected as best dressed TO MIDEAST INVESTORS ation said: in their fields were David Rocke- "Daley's correct kelly green feller, finance; Fred Astaire, GEORGE, Wash. (AP)-By George! fedora and tie and blackthorn screen; Van Rapoport, owner of New They're trying to sell the town to walking stick for the Saint Pat- York's Spindletop Restaurant, host; the Arabs! rick's Day parade marched him right George M. Steinbrenner III, chair- The corporation that owns three- in over Mayor Lee Alesander of man of the American Shipbuilding Co. quarters of the community of George in south central Washington has FAHMY SAYS SITUATION IN MIDDLE EAST IS 'VERY DIM' offered its entire property to Mideast investors, who already have ASWAN, Egypt (AP)-Foreign Minister behavior," he replied. bought substantial acreage in the W Ismail Fahmy said yesterday the col- He said Israeli Premier Yitzhak state. lapse of Secretary of State Henry A. Rabin's farewell remarks to The offer was confirmed by Mounir Kissinger's peace mission left the Kissinger are "great proof of Mkarzel, a Lebanese attorney who situation in the Middle East "very the feeling of guilt and responsi- represents an Arab investment group. dim." Fahmy did not exclude the bility" Israel feels "in aborting "I asked the corporation that owns possibility of new hostilities. the efforts of the United States. much of George, to make a written "The tension is there and it will "This behavior is directed proposal and mail it to me," Mkarzel be much higher," Fahmy told an against the United States, its said. impromptu news conference beside people and its policies. We hope George is probably best known for the swimming pool in this upper the United States has learned a its celebration of July 4. Each Nile resort area. lesson so that in future moves Independence Day, the 300 residents Asked about renewing the mandate in the Middle East it will not of George bake a cherry pie weighing of U.N. peacekeeping forces in allow itself to be a victim of 1,600 pounds to feed tourists. Sinai, which expires at the end Israeli behavior." So far, nobody has expressed con- of next month, Fahmy said, "This Fahmy said relations with the cern that the bicentennial cele- will depend on the circumstances." United States would continue to bration of Independence Day might He said Egypt planned "within days" be normal. "We have solid ground mean baking a 1,600 pound date to formally seek a resumption of to believe the United States side nut loaf. the Geneva peace talks either col- is aware of our constructive The town's other big attraction lectively with other Arab states and position during the whole negotiat- is its truckstop cafe, Martha Inn. the Palestine Liberation Organization ing process," he said. Almost everything in George or on its own. relates to Washington, the nation's Fahmy said, "It is Geneva which father. The town flagpole has an ax will be the real challenge for all WASTE on top as a remembrance of Wash- peacemakers." ington's chopping down a cherry ahmy, the main architect of Egypts NOT tree. The town's streets, often dfamatic opening to Washington strewn with tumbleweed, are lined after the Octover 1973 war, was with cherry trees. a ked how Kissinger came to the SAVE Colonial Farms Ltd.; a Wenatchee, DEFENSE conclusion his mission was all over. ENERGY Wash., based corporation, owns 600 "Dr. Kissinger felt it was sterile of the town's 800 acres. to continue because of Israel's Monday, March 24, 1975 Guantanamo Gazette International--Page 5

. POPE PAUL VI BRAVES INCLEMENT WEATHER TO OPEN HOLY WEEK FOR ROMAN CATHOLICISM VATICAN CITY (AP)-Pope Paul VI braved cold, rain and wind on Palm Sunday and officiated at Mass in St. Peter's Square, opening the holy week for Roman Catho- licism. The 77-year-old pontiff dedicated the open air mass to the youth of the world, calling on them to be "bearers of faith and joy, bearers of palms, the symbol of a new spring." A crowd of about 40,000, mostly teen-agers from many countries, attended the Mass. They were here as pil- grims for the holy year celebrations. The Pope arrived in St. Peter's Square in an open limousine. There, beside the big obelisk marking the center of the large square he blessed the palms and then was taken in his portable throne to the altar in front of St. Peter's Basilica. In a speech during the Mass Pope Paul told the young people that the ceremony he was performing to mark Palm Sunday "Resolves itself into a decisive question." "You young people, at this critical, historical and spiritual moment, are you also willing, like the young people of that Palm Sunday in Jerusalem, to recognize Jesus as the Messiah, as Christ the Lord, as the cen- ter and cornerstone of your lives?" COMMITTEE FINDS IT VIRTUALLY IMPOSSIBLE TO HOLD SPENDING TO LEVEL PROPOSED BY FORD IT'S TAKEN YOU YEARS WASHINGTON (AP)-The Senate Budget Committee already has found it is going to be virtually impossible to TO GET WHERE hold government spending in the next year to the level proposed by President Ford. YOU ARE TODAY The panel's staff has identified for the members un- avoidable fiscal 1976 outlays which would take spending to $356.7 billion or $7.3 billion more than the Presi- WHY START dent's $349.4 billion target. In addition, Chairman Edmund S. Muskie, D-, has told his committee colleagues he could point to $7.7 ALL OVER AGAIN? billion in additional spending which he felt sure Con- gress would approve. And the staff noted that the various Senate legisla- tive committees have tentatively suggested various pro- grams which could take spending to $391 billion for 1976. This would produce a $93.5 billion deficit instead of the $55.5 billion now estimated by the administration. All of this data generated by the committee indicates If you're finishing up your first hitch, you Budget Director James T. Lynn has ample reason for the can ship out and start all over again. Or you can fears he has voiced that the budget deficit will exceed decide to ship over, and take on job responsibilities $80 billion next year. that a man your age on the outside might not be Lynn's estimate for the larger deficit includes a tax trusted with for several years. cut at least as large as the $19.9 billion approved by If you're thinking of getting married, Navy bene- the House. The Senate Budget Committee figures deal with spending. fits can be even more meaningful. Increased housing The panel will recommend to the Senate by April 15 a allowance. Available medical care. Commissary spending ceiling for the fiscal year 1976, which begins and exchange privileges. Plus things like job July 1, and what it considers to be the appropriate de- security and retirement benefits. They all add up. ficit figure. So before you head off into the uncertain This will be debated in the Senate while similar civilian job market, be sure there's a place for you action is going on in the .House. By May 15 the two in that market. branches are required to agree on a compromise resolu- tion which.then is supposed to govern action on the If you have questions, ask your Command various money bills through the session. Career Counselor. He can help you with your decision. No matter what it is. DON'T WAIT TILLYOU GET OUT 10 WISH YOU'D STAYED IN. Page 6--NAVY NEWS Guantanamo Gazette Monday, March 24, 1975

under the overall direction ofVADM James H. Doyal Jr., Commander Third RATING CHANGE REVISIONS Fleet. Participating U.S. units in- cluded the aircraft carrier USS ANNOUNCED year with the first class starting Kitty Hawk; the guided missile de- July 7. Three Navy instructors are stroyer USS Towers; the destroyers Navy people planning to request to be assigned to the new Interser- USS George K. MacKenzie and USS change of ratings under either the vice Program at Fort Benjamin Harri- Leonard F. Mason; the escort ships SCORE Program of the Lateral Con- son, near Indianapolis, Id. The USS Bronstein, USS Albert David, version Program should be aware of Army has allocated approximately USS Downes, USS Kirk, USS O'Callahan, major changes announced by ALNAV 230 slots in the new school for Navy USS Badger, USS Harold E. Holt and 18-75. Highlights of some of the people during fiscal year 1976. The USS Brewton; the guided missile changes are as follows: Personnel school was established as a result frigates USS Jouett, USS Horne and who are currently serving on an of studies and recommendations made USS Reeves; the USS enlistment or extension of enlist- by the Interservice Training Review Bonefish, USS Seadragon and USS ment for which a VRB, SRB or EB Board, composed of the training Blueback; auxiliary ships USS was paid will not be eligible for commanders of all service components Ponchatoula and USS Coucal; Commander a change in rating until EAOS. of DOD. The Chief of Naval Educa- Carrier Group One, Commander Destroy- Those authorized for rating con- tion and Training is the Navy's er Squadrons seven and 23, Fleet version under either program will representative on the-Interservice Composite Operational Readiness Group be required to convert to the new Training Review Board, which for two One, Helicoper Squadron 84; Naval Air rating prior to execution of a years has been seeking cost savings Reserve Anti- Air Groups One bonus reenlistment in an SRB- through various training consolida- and 80, and the Coast Guard Cutter eligible rating. Guidelines and tons. Jarvis. Units from NAS Barbers Point; policy changes for the SCORE pro- NAS Agana, ; Kaneohe Marine Corps gram will be issued in a forthcoming FLEET MANNING UP, BUT CRITICAL Air Station; NavSta Norfolk; and BUPERSNOTE. Pacific Missile Range Facility, SHORTAGES STILL EXIST Barking Sands, Kauai, also partici- MILITARY PEOPLE HAVE LEAVE pated. Last summer the fleet was manned ADVANTAGE OVER CIVILIAN INDUSTRY at 96.7 per cent and by March 1 of NAVY SHIPS PARTICIPATE this year, enlisted fleet manning New military service personnel had increased to 96.9 per cent. IN SAR OPERATIONS accumulate leave at a rate that is These percentages, however, include approximately one-third greater ratings which are overmanned and The Navy aircraft carrier USS than the rate at which civilians according to BUPERS, tend to mask Forrestal (CVA-59) and the guided in industry accrue leave. During the fact that there are still missile frigate USS Wainwright (DLG- the first year in service, a per- critical shortages in many ratings. 28) last week participated in search son earns 30 days of leave, while There are 41 of 101 ratings with and rescue operations after the Greek in civilian industry, most em- 90 per cent or less of the required bulk carrier "Freight's Queen" sud- ployees start with about two manning as established by CNO. denly broke in two and sank approx- weeks of leave a year and build These deficiencies are in one or imately 250 miles southwest of Por- up to three weeks a year with 15 more of three categories: overall tugal. Two days after the disaster years of employment. After that shortage in manning, shortage in a Liberian ship picked up a drifting amount of time, some industries first term personnel and shortage life raft with seven survivors a- grant as much as 6 weeks of leave of career personnel. BUPERS expects board and reported that other members a year. Both military and civil- continued manning improvement in of the 32-man crew might be adrift ian industry personnel receive the future, but only as a result of in another raft. Forrestal and full pay and allowances during a long period of improved selective Wainwright diverted course and began leave periods. Military people retention, continued attainment of search operations. Search are able to take advanced leave up recruiting goals and maximum school personnel reported sighting three to a maximum of 60 days. Both the utilization by fleet personnel, as unoccupied life rafts and numerous Navy and DOD have implemented a well as new recruits. amounts of debris in the area, and policy encouraging service people the body of one crewmember was re- to take their 30 days of leave RIMPAC 75 CONCLUDES covered. No other suvivors were each year. found. There was no evidence of an RIMPAC 75, a Naval exercise in- explosion or fire, and no distress INTERSERVICE POSTAL CLERK evolving 31 ships, 200 aircraft and signals are known to have been 17,000 men from four nations, ended transmitted before "Freight's Queen" COURSE TO BEGIN last week is the Hawaiian Islands sank. area of the Pacific. Naval units The Navy's Postal Clerk "A" from , , New Zealand Rhyines of' the Times School, located at the Service and the United States participated Schools Command in , will in the eleven-day exercise to test close on May 9 and a new inter- all phases of Allied Naval Opera- TH+Ar OTHERSN-- service training program under tons, including readiness training 5PEAK, U.S. Army sponsorship will take in anti-submarine and anti-aircraft its place in July. The new Postal defense. RIMPAC 75 was the fourth TrHE ENPS N1\\J Clerk Course, five weeks in major exercise in a series which 1-HEY5Er=KL)

NEW YORK (AP)-Tim Van Blommensteyn scored 23 points and came off the bench in the second half to ignite a Princeton rally as the methodical Tigers whipped Providence 80-69 yesterday to become the first Ivy League team ever to win the KENTUCKY UPSETS PREVIOUSLY UNBEATEN INDIANA IN NCAA MIDEAST REGIONAL National Invitation Basketball Tournament. (UPI)-Indiana basketball fans Johnson to help whip Arizona State, The flawless Ivy Leaguers had no were wearing "on to San Diego" 89-75, in the Western Regional trouble with the Friars once they buttons before Saturday's NCAA final at Portland, Oregon. got their style of game working playoff game against Kentucky. Maryland was stunned by Louis- midway through the second half, But the top-rated Hoosiers ville, 96-82, in the Midwest sparked by their sharp-shooting were upset, 92-90, by the Regional title game at Las Cruces, guard. hungry Wildcats in the Mideast New Mexico. Van Blommensteyn scored 14 points Regional championship match at Syracuse was a 95-87 overtime as Princeton, playing a strong Dayton and won't be making the winner over Kansas State in the running game in the first half, national championship tourney Eastern Regional showdown at took a 38-37 lead at the inter- in the land of the Padres and Providence. mission before a roaring Madison Chargers. In the national semi-finals next Square Garden crowd of more than Kentucky, of course, will be Saturday, UCLA will meet third- 14,000. going. So will UCLA, Louisville ranked Louisville and unranked But in the second half, the and Syracuse. It will be the Syracuse faces number-four Kentucky. tough Tigers reverted to the ninth year in a row UCLA will For the Hoosiers, winners of 33 precision type of ball that helped be in the final four and the straight before Saturday, it's them win their first three games second-ranked Bruins appear to back home to Indiana. UPI coach of of this 38th annual tournament. be the favorites to win their 10th the year Bobby Knight said, "It's Despite his high first-half national title in 12 years. been an enjoyable year. We'll be scoring total, Van Blommensteyn UCLA used 35 points from Marcus back some day." sat on the bench for the first 10 minutes of the second half. SMEARS NEW YORK But when he finally got back in, GITMO MOTOCROSS RACE RESULTS: it was all over for Providence. (UPI)-The Boston Celtics, who won The following are the results the whole ball of wax in the NBA PETTY OUTSPRINTS BAKER TO CAPTURE of Sundays Moto-Cross race. last year, have wrapped up their fourth Atlanta Division crown. THE ATLANTA 500 STOCK CAR RACE 0-I00CC The Celtics pulled out a 90-81 1. Eddie Nilsson victory over the Knickerbockers HAMPTON, Georgia (AP)-Richard 2. Billy Kidwell Saturday. Petty outsprinted Buddy Baker to 3. Rich McKinley BASEBALL STANDINGS: the finish line on a last-lap run for the checkered flag yesterday IOI-25CC AMERICAN LEAGUE: and captured the Atlanta 500 1. Robert Aslund stock car race. 2. Mike Rankin MCB-5 11-5 Petty had held a commanding 30- 3. Tom Kiefer FTG/NavSta Blue 9-5 second lead over Baker until a two- eight VC-10 8-6 car spinout in the second turn, 126-OPEN Marine Barracks 6-7 laps from the finish, produced 1. Dale Renninger Hospital 2-10 the fifth caution flag of the day 2. Bob Madden NAS Leeward 2-11 and enabled Baker to close ground 3. Bill Kidwell on stock car racing's all-time NATIONAL LEAGUE winner. victory STREET LEGAL It marked Petty's first 500 to go with 1. Jimmy Duke CNB/NavSta White 10-3 ever in the Atlanta NAS Windward 10-4 four Dixie 500 championships on Next Motocross-team relay, March 30, NavSta Red 9-4 this same asphalt oval. at 1 p.m. Thrills and spills of Security Group 8-4 He averaged 133.496 miles per hour the Motocrosser's of Gitmo Bay. SMF Windward 3-10 in a race slowed five times for Watch them and cheer your favorite. SMF Leeward 2-12 cautions totaling 42 laps. Refreshments available at pit side. Page 8--BEELINE Guantanamo Gazette Monday, March 24, 1975

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