POPULATION The Need for a National Policy WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS)---The Commission on . .Population Growth and the American Future recommended yesterday that the nation devel- op an explicit policy on population control, The recommendation for adopting of a nation- al population-control position is contained in the commission's interim report to President D Nixon summing up its first year of work. BASE aNAVAL "Despite the pervasive impact of population growth on every facet of American life, the United States has hever developed a deliberate policy on the subject," the commission report says. u t "There isa need today for the nation to consider population growth explicitly and to formulate policy for the future," the report says. The commission headed by John D. Rockefeller III notes that at times a low birth rate is a problem and at other times population explo- sions cause concern. THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1971 Phone 9-5247 "The tension between population and the e- I conomy, population and the environment, popu- lation and government service, is with us at all times in LAOS EXIT CONTINUES different forms and degrees," the commission says. "Whether we wish to alter it or to live with it, we cannot afford to ignore it." PostAbandoned The commission, which has (Related stories, Pages 2, 7) another year to run, plans to SAIGON (AP/AFRTS)--Two South Vietnamese battalions and a re- offer specific recommendations gimental command post were pulled back to South Vietnam from on just what the policy should Landing Zone Brown today. Meanwhile, North Vietnamese gunners be in its final report. continue to pound troops still in Laos with mortars and artil- But the panel says the na- lery. tion probably will grow to 300 U.S. helicopters lifted about 700 South Vietnamese soldiers million population regardless out of Landing Zone Brown about 14 miles west of the border. A of any policy that may be es- Saigon spokesman says two battalions have been left behind tablished, with the real ques- near the abandoned base. Sources say those battalions will go tion whether it would level soon though. Pentagon sources say the scope of the South Viet- off there. namese drive into Laos was limited because President Thieu was "Whether we add that fourth unwilling to risk annihilation of his troops. They say the hundred million may be deter- plan called for. Saigon's forces to go no further than Sepone mined by what Americans -do if the North Vietnamese opposed the drive in force. about family size and popula- tion in the next couple of decades," the report says. Cuba Passes an Anti-Loafing Low While staggering figures MIAMI (AP/AFRTS)---Cuba passed yesterday a new law imposing could be projected for the fu- strict penalties on working-age people without jobs or chroni- ture, the report says, they cally absent from work.or school, Havana Radio reported. can fluctuate broadly through The "anti-loafing law" has been under discussion for six only small changes in family months and is believed aimed primarily at dissident youths who size. Prime Minister Fidel Castro says "have failed to find a place If families in the United in our revolution." It becomes effective April 1. The new law States average only two chil- decrees that all males 17-60 and females 17-55;must work. (Please see GROWTH, Page 2) Pag e 2 Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, March 17, 1971 Peace Talks Still Boycotted GAZETTEER PARIS (AP/AFRTS)--The chief negotiato. of North Vietnam and the Viet Cong at the Vietna peace talks .a digest of late news boycotted today's weekly session for the third week in succession in protest against what they called Presi- dent Nixon's escalation of war and plans for "new ag- gression." At the same time, North Vietnam put a new stress on the long-standing communist offer not to attack Amer- U.S. Command in Saigon says 45 Ame rais were kil- ican forces once their total and unconventional with- led in action last week in Indochina, that's one more drawal has been publicly announced and a deadline has death tian the week before. South Vietnamese casualties been set. also increased, with 773 troops kille' last week, com- North Vietnamese acting delegate Nguyen Minh told pared with 650 the week before. The U.S. Command also newsmen at the start of the 107th weekly session of reports 156 Americans wounded last week, a big drop from the deadlocked talks "if President Nixon really wants the 434 wounded the week before. peace he must give a serious reply to the (Viet Cong) proposal to permit an American withdrawal in security Testimony inthe trial Of Black Panthers Bobby Seale and and honor." Ericka Huggins begins today in New Haven, Conn. Seale, Conference sources said Minh's remark was seen as a who is the chairman of the Panther Party, and Mrs. response to the American assertion that the Laotian Huggins, a party member, face capital charges of kidnap- invasion was necessary to sefeguard the withdrawal of ing resulting in death and aiding and abetting murder. American fordes. Viet Cong peace proposals fully back- It took nearly four months to assemble the jury of five ed by Hanoi but rejected by the United States and Negros and seven Whites. South Vietnam have contained several.different provis- ions purportedly guaranteeting withdrawing American One of the jurors in the trial of Lieutenant William forces against attack, provided the withdrawal took Calley was taken to a hospital with stomach pains last place without conditions and by a fixed date. night, but was released early this morning. He is one of six army officers who will be engeged in the second GROWTH- From Pa day of deliberations today over Calley's alleged in- dren and immigration continues at the current level, volvement with the deaths of 102 Vietnamese civilians population would still reach 266 million by the end of at My Lai. this century, the report says. If the average family has three children, it would reach 321 million. The proposed constitutinoal,amendment to lower the vot- "One hundred years from now, the two-child family ing age in all sections to 18 reaches the House floor would result in a population of 340 million persons," today. Several states are reported ready to start the commission finds. "The three-child average would ratification process once the House passes the amend- produce nearly a billion." ment, which may occur today. It takes 38 states to While the commission says the nation has the re- ratify the proposal before it becomes the 24th amend- sources to meet the demands of a population growing ment to the Constitution. Congress has been acting with at the current rate. The quality of life in an over- speed on the proposal to make it effective for the 1972 growing population must be considered. elections. There are 11 million Americans between the ages of 18 and 21. Crisis Developing in Finland The Israeli press accuses U.S. Secretary of State HELSINKI (AP/AFRTS)--In a fast-developing government William Rogers of trying to dictate a Mideast peace crisis, Finnish Prime Minister Ahti Karjalainen's settlement. One paper says Rogers struck at the core of broadly-based center-left coalition resigned last Arab wishes by suggesting total withdrawal from Arab night after fruitless efforts to seek a compromise territory and international guarantees. The Independ- with the Communist People's Democratic Union over ent Haaretz said, "Rogers is demanding the impossible price policies. of Israel: that it disregard its bitter experiences" of Karjalainen's cabinet will stay in power as a care- a guaranteed peace settlement. (See other story Page 7) taker government at least another week while consulta- tions are conducted between President Urho Kekkonen Stateside Temperatures and party leaders. New York 31 Washington 30 Atlanta 33 Guantanamo Gazette '1iami 58 Houston 61 Local oreca ComNavoaae.RAdm. B. McCauley Denver 25 st Public Affairs Officer.L~dr. W. Boer II. L Editorial Advisor.JOC Jim Teague St. Louis 43 Mostly cloudy with rainshowers and Editor.J03 Allan Smith Kansas City 53 chance of isolated thundershowers, Editorial Assistant.J03 Bob Wellborn Seattle 33 becoming partly ci Staff Photographer.JO3 Tom Betz oudy this evening Staff Artist.JOSN Steve Duren San Francisco 48 as cold front move s across the area. Beetine Editor.:.YNl Bill Walker Bisnark 28 Winds N 5-10 becoming 10-15 with The CUANTANA3ID GAZETTE is published according to Phoenix 52 gusts to 25 knots. High today 83 the rules and regulations for ship and station news- Detrcit 25 degrees, low tonig ht 70. The low papers as outlined in NAVEXOS P-3S and under the direction of the Naval Base Public %ffairs Officer. Pensacola 54 last night was 71 degrees. It is printed four days a week at government expense 77 L calias on government equipment. The opinions or stateLent. in news Items that appear herein are not to he con- strued as official or as reflecting the views of CoeNavlase or 01 the Department of the Navy. Thursday March 18, 1971 Guahtanamo Gaz~tte Page 3 They Love Like Cats and Dog By BOB WELLBORN . Ens, and Mrs. John Miri have what amounts to one of the oddest juxtapositions ever recorded in Guantanamo history. They have a dog named Timmy who is the proud foster mother of a litter of four kittens. The kittens haven't begun to whimper instead of meow, nor do they yap instead of yowling when they are left alone. But they do try to gnaw on an oversized soup bone like their mother does. And they situation and adopted the kit- curl up to her-and cuddle as tens, she said. her, she'll just sit there and they would any female feline. "She takes better care of cry," he said. And Timmy, too, is showing the kittens than she did of The Miris have been trying some of the attributes of his her own pups." to give away their "motherless" species' arch enemy--the cat. But Timmy doesn't fulfill kittens. Calls from prospec- She picks her charges up all the duties of a mother. tiyd owners have been so nu- by the nape of the neck and The kittens still have to be merous they have been a little returns them to their box, and fed with ababy bottle. discouraging. cleans them with meticulous "You should '6ii-ler try to "I was going to keep one of care. pick up two of them at once," them," Mrs. Miri said. When the mother of the kit- Bart Cunningham, Mrs. Miri's For the lucky new owners tens was killed by a car a few visiting father, said. "It's the kittens come with names weeks ago, Timmy just wanted really something to see. Some- on top of their rather unorth- odox to play with them, said Mrs. times she will try to hold upbringing. them down, one will be under a Three of them were christen- 6 The two-year-old dachshund- paw, and she'll be sitting on ed Snoopy, Sm key and, believe bull terrier measured up the - another. If they get away from it or not, Scarface. Mrs. Mar- ion Cunningham, Mrs. Miri's - Club Activities mother gave them the names. ACEY DUCEY CLUB Wednesday. Order two and pay for one dinner. SATURDA--Mission Impossible Mexican night special--$1.50 SUNDAY--Take a Girl Like You Thursday. MONDAY--Club Closed TGIF Night Friday. TUESDAY--The Longest Hundred Miles CPO WEDNESDAY--Who's Been Sleeping in My Bed SATURDAY--Take a Girl Like You THURSDAY--When Dinosaurs Ruled SUNDAY--Bruni the Earth MONDAY--Jenny FRIDAY--ingo TUESDAY--Who's Been Sleeping in My Bed? COMO CLUB WEDNESDAY--They Call Me Mister Tibbs Texas-style BBQ Chicken dinner THURSDAY--The Great Bank Rob- with ranch-style beans and bery trimmings $1.50 tonight. FRIDAY--When the Dinosaurs 2-4-1 Dinners in dining room Ruled the Earth

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Sat. Sun. Mon. Tue. Wed. Thu,. Fri. Naval Station 1/8 2 3 4 5 6 7/9 Naval Air Station 10/9 1 2 3 4 5 6/8 Marine Site 11 10 1 2 3 4 5 Hospital 12 11 10 1 2 3 4 Camp Bulkeley 13 12 11 10 1 2 3 EM Leeward Point 14 13 12 11 10 1 2 $ Leeward Point 17/18 14 13 12 11 10 1/15 BOQ Leeward Point 3r 15 14 13 12 11 10 1. MACHINBGUN McCAIN: John Casso. es, Britt 10. kRIDE.CR0 KED TRAI Audile Murphy, Gia Eckland. After serving 12 years of a life sen- Scala. Audie Murphy, outlaw, is mistakenly tence for armed robbery, John Cassavetes is taken for a dead marshall as he rides into town. pardoned through the resources of west coast 11 WHATEVER HAPPENED TO BABY JANE?: Bette Da- gang chief, Peter Falk. Drama Color 96 min. vis, Joan Crawford. The story of the psycho- GP pathic relationship between two sisters, one 2. THE PRIVATE LIFE OF SHERLOCK HOLMES: Robert a former child star and the other a crippled Stephens and Colin Blakely. Robert Stephens ex-silent star of the screen. Drama B andW and Colin Blakely are involved in a search for 134 min. NRA the missing husband of a mysterious woman. .12. BEAU JAMES: Bob Hope, Vera Miles. Jimmy Drama Color 125,min. GP Walker, Mayor of New York city during the 3. A CANDIDATE FOR A KILLINGg)John Richardson, exciting days of prohibition when the crooked Anita Eckberg. After losing his boat in a politicians and the forces of law And order racing accident, John Richardson is hitch- vied for control of the city. Drama Color hiking from Rome to Nice, France, and is picked 105 min. NRA up by Anita Eckberg. Drama Color 94 min. R .13. HUD: Paul Newman, Patricia Neal. Homer 4. BULLET FOR A BADMAN: Audie Murphy, Darren Bannon, cattleman, rides horseback over his McGaven. Ex-Texas Rangers Ligan Keliher and Sam vast grazing lands, while his son Hud, hot-rods over the panhandle Ward have travelled separate routes toward the in his Cadillac. Drama and W 112 town of Griffin. Keliher, a farmer, and Ward, min. NRA a prison escapee, are both plotting a bank 14. QUACFikER FORTUNE HAS A COUSIN IN THE robbery. Western Color 95 min. NRA BRONX: Gene Wildei, Margot Kidder. Quackser 5. THE NIGHT OF THE FOLLOWING DAY: Marlon Fortune is a ImptEIl -minded Irishman approach- Brando, Richard Boone. Upon Pamela Franklin's ing 30 and content to be a horse manure peddler arrival in Paris, she is abducted by Marlon in Dublin when everyone else works at the Brando and Richard Boone. Later they are foundry. Comedy Color 92 min. R joined by Rita and her brother, Jess Hahn. 15. THE MOONSHINE WAR: Richard Widmark, Alan Drama Color 93 min. R Alda. Marlett, Ky., in 1932 is moonshine count- 6. THE DEVIL"S BRIGADE: William Holden, Cliff ry with everyone anticipating the election of Robertson. A motley crew made up of the best Roosevelt and the end of prohibition. Drama and the worst types of men, are under the com- Color 100 min. GP mand of William Holden and sent to Italy to .16. TORA TORA TORA: Jason Robards, Martin Bal- capture the impregnable Mt. La Defensa. sam. Cdt. Genda outlines the attack on Pearl 7. YELLOWSTONE, KELLY: Clint Walker, Edward Haibor, while in Hawaii, Lt. Gen. W. Short is Byrnes. Clint Walker, as Yellowstone Kelly, more concerned with sabotage than )air attack. is allowed to hunt and trap in Indian territory War Drama Color 143 min. G because he saved the life of a chief of the 17. THE PERFECT FURLOUGH: Tony Curtis, Janet Sioux. Western Color 90 min. M Leigh. A "perfect furlough" to raise morale 8. SOME KIND OF NUT: Dick Van Dyke, Angie Dick- at a remote Army base, is an all expense paid inson. Dick Van Dyke, a conformer, decides to tour in Paris with a movie star, won by Tony rebel while awaiting a final divorce decree. Curtis. Comedy Color 93 min. NRA Comedy Coloy 90 min. M i8. THE MURDER CLINIC: William Berger, Fran- 9. MARY MARY: Debbie Reynolds, Barry Nelson. coise Prevost. An isolated clinic which fos- A publisher is surprised to find his ex-wife ters a horrible series of crimes, knowledge of has gone the full beauty treatment and that he which are confined in its gloomy walls. is mighty jealous. Comedy Color 126 min.NRA Mystery Drama Color 96 min. NRA Tfftrsday,,March 1971; 18t Guantanamo Gazettea Page 5

S 9:00 Flintstones S 10:30 Music the Spoken Word M 4:00 Sparky's Cartoon Train A 9:30 My Favorite Martia* U 11:00 S-T-A-L-K-E-D ** 0 4:30 Doris Day T 10:00 True Adventure N 11:30 This is the tlfe N 5:00 Green Acres U 10:30 Quick Draw McGraw D 12:00 Crossroads 5:30 Julia R 11:00 Sesame Street A 12:30 .To be announced A 6:00 Panorama D 12:00 Git It Together Y 1:30 Off Ramp Y 7:00 Name of the Game A 12:30 All American College Show 2:00 Game of the Week 8:30 As it Happened Y 1:00 MOVIE: Silver Queen 4:30 To be announced 9:00 Hawaii 5-0 2:30 American Sportsman 5:00 Ted Mack 10:00 News Brief 3:30 Killy Style 5:30 To be announced 10:05 Wanted: Dead or Alive 4:00 Outdoor Sportsman, 6:00 News Brief 10:30 Tonight Show 4:30 Wrestling 6:05 Migrant $@ 5:00 Auto Racing 7:00 Bonanza T 4:00 Sparky's Cartoon Train 5:30 CBS Sports 8:00 Ed Sullivan U 4:30 Lloyd Bridges 6:00 News Brief 9:00 Mission Impossible E 5:00 Honey West 6:05 The Precious Tears * 10:00 News Brief S 5:30 The Law and Mr. Jones 6:30 21st Ceotury 10:05 The Best From Broadway D 6:00 Panorama 7:00 Everly Brothers [] A 7:00 Voyage to the Bottom 8:00 Gunsmoke (1 Last Show * Y 8:00 Flip Wilson 9:00 Dean Martin . New Show 9:00 Saga of Western Man 10:00 News Brief ** Preemption 10:00 News Brief 10:05 The Detectives $O Out of the Ordinary - Special 10:05 Target 10:30 MOVIE: No Trail TV8 A TV-8 Special 10:30 Smothers Brothers

W 4:00 Sparky's Cartoon Train T 4:00 Sparky's Cartoon Train F 4:00 Sparky's Cartoon Train E 4:30 Daniel Boone H 4:30 Mr. Ed R 4:30 7 Seas D 5:30 Room 222 U 5:00 Bill Anderson I 5:00 Animal World N 6:00 Panorama R 5:30 Kelley's Cook Inn D 5:30 Info for the Navy Man E 7:00 Dante S 6:00 Panorama A 6:00 Panorama S 7:30 The Virginian D 7:00 Laugh In Y 7:00 Jim Nabors 9:00 Burke's Law A 8:00 Hawk 8:00 Iron Horse A 10:00 News Brief Y 9:00 Barbara McNair 9:00 High Chaparral * D 10:05 Tombstone Territory 10:00 News Brief 10:00 News Brief 10:30 MOVIE: The Big Bluff 10:05 Sheriff of Cochise 10:05 Boxing 10:30 Dick Cavett 11:40 MOVIE: Desert Attack 1:00 Perry Mason

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FRIDAY NIGHT AT NINE -OH-FIVE Page 6 Guantanamo Gazette Thursday,. March 18, 1971 Senate Committee Believes Probe Testimony WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS)--A slot machine magnate D-Conn., presiding at a hearing of the Senate and a former general looked at each other a- Permanent Investigations 'subcommittee, which cross a Senate witness table yesterday and heard the denials, said he believed them. swore they were total strangers, not the prin- It was another chapter of the subcommittee's cipals in a bribe offer. Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, investigation of stories of corruption in con- nection with the operation of --- NATIONAL NEWS BRIEFS--- post exchanges and servicemen's clubs in Vietnam. Ribicoff said checks by his ThomA Dewey Dies in Miami Beach subcommitteeado not indicate MIAMI BEACH, Fla., (AP/AFRTS)--Thomas E Dewey, who rode a businessman Martin J. Bromley reputation as a crime-busting prosecutor to New York's gover- was the man who allegedly of- nor's mansion and nearly the White House, died Tuesday. He was fered former Brig. Gen. Earl 68. F. Cole $50,000 not to testify. Dewey died alone in a Miami Beach hotel room, officials said. Cole at one time had respon- sibility for the PXs and clubs in Vietnam. Bomb Threat Clears Davis Hearing* "The committee believes you," SAN RAFAEL, Calif., (AP/AFRTS)--A telephoned bomb threat Ribicoff told Bromley, "and is caused evacuation of the Marin Civic Center yesterday a few mi- convinced that in now way were nutes before the start of a scheduled hearing for Angela Davis, you implicated' in the alleged black militant charged with murder, kidnapping and conspiracy bribery attempt. in'a shootout at the center last Aug. 7. Cole and Bromley, looking at each other across Cole's attorney, had emphatically Stock Exchange President Resigns stated they had never met be- NEW YORK (AP/AFRTS)--Ralph S. Saulresigned Tuesday as Pres- fore. ident of .the American Stock Exchange, the nation's second big- Bromley testified Tuesday he gest securities market. was in Spain when the alleged His resignation was unexpected and was "accepted with regret" bribe offer was made to Cole by the board of governors. He cited "personal reasons" for the night-of Oct. 10, 1969 in quitting. the airport at Frankfurt, Ger- Saul, 49, had headed the American Exchange since August 1966 many. when he was named to succeed Edwin D. Etherington, who left Cole denied "categorically" Wall Street to become president of Wesleyan UniversIty. Bromley was the man who offered At that time Saul signed a five-year contract. .him money. Calley Trial Jury Begins Deliberation FT. BENNING, Ga., (AP/AFRTS)--Lt. William were examined in minute detail for listening Calley's court-martial jury opened a shirt- devices or any other contraband. None was sleeved debate yesterday on his involvement in found. the so-called My Lai massacre of three years The deliberations room is across the hall ago, after their deliberations room was gone from the red-carpeted, white-walled and blue- over with a fine-toothed security comb. draped courtroom where the 27-year-old Calley It was the third military panel in less than has stood trial for four months. One court four months to tackle thezissue.of My Lai, source described it as probably the longest where Calley is accused of the premeditated court-martial in the nation's history. It be- murder of 102 unresisting Vietnamese men, wo- gan Nov. 12. men and children. The other two juried ac- When the case went to the Jury Tuesday, the quitted enlisted men of lesser charges. hands of the courtroom clock stood at 9:25 p.m. The six-man jury of Calley's superiors in It was a date significant in this case, March rank five of them Vietname veterans, began 16, the third anniversary of Charlie company's their deliberations at 10140 a.m., after hang- 1968 assault on My Lai, with Calley leading ing their uniform tunics outside the room. Dur- the spearhead first platoon. When the opera- 0 ing the night, the drab 12-by 27-foot quarters tion ended, fhe bodies *ay as mute evidence. Thursday, March 18, 1971 Guantanamo Gazette Page 7 South Viets Continue Retreat, Pilots Say SAIGON (AP/AFRTS)--U.S. pilots reported the doomed. In Sou th Vietnam, the major support South Vietnamese were in retreat in Laos yes- base of Khe San h was shelled for the third terday and the North Vietnamese rained. artil- night in a row. lery,mortar and rocket fire on an important Pilots noted the South Vietnamese have aban- base 14 miles from the Vietnamese frontier. d9ned two of their four fire bases south of Pilots said the base, Landing Zone Brown, was Highway 9, the main Laos incursion route, and fallen back 15 miles in the past few days. WORLD NEWS BRIEFS South Vietnamese headquart- ers insisted the pullbacks were tactical, but this was not supported by the pilots, Dissolve Parliament Bill Proposed. who said fighting was severe JERUSALEM (AP/AFRTS)--Right-wing party leader Menachem Begin, in some areas. continuing his fight against Premier Golda Meir, proposed yes- The South Vietnamese state- terday a law for dissolving the Knesset, Israel's Parliament. ment was supported in Washing- Only the premier and president can dissolve Parliament now. ton by a Pentagon spokesman, A no-confidence motion introduced by Begin against the govern- Jerry W. Friedheim, who said ment Tuesday was defeated by Mrs. Meir's ruling Labor Party. the Sotth Vietnamese troops Mrs. Meir, meanwhile, has strongly criticized Secretary of were engaged in "mobile maneu- State William P. Rogers for his proposal of international vering" and were proceeding guarantees as a basis for secure Israeli borders. Rogers also "according to plan." Asked if said that failure of the Middle East peace efforts could pro- the maneuvering was a synonym duce a very dangerous situation in the world and "possibly for retreat, he replied: "No." lead to World War III." The heaviest fighting raged around Landing Zone Brown, one of the bases the South Viet- Turkish Military Sought Takeover namese 1st Infantry Division AEfKERA, Turkey (AP/AFRTS)--Military officers with ties to had planned to use for raids socialist extremists planned an outright takeover of the gov- southward against a branch of ernment last week but were prevented and are now being purged the Ho Chi Minh Trail before from the armed forces, a highly reliable source reported yes- heading home. terday. He said the group wanted to seize the government Fri- Reports from the northern day, the day top military commanders forced the ouster of Pre- front said.the North Vietnam- mier Suleyman Demirel's government. ese, while keeping up a bar- rage, launched ground probes against Brown, U.S. helicopter U.S. Protests Grob of Doctor's Family gunships were called out for WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS)--The United States accused the Soviet missions after nightfall to Union yesterday of having violated international law when a try to beat back the attackers. dozen or more of its policemen swarmed into American Embassy "It looks very bad," a heli- grounds in Moscow to grab a Russian doctor, his wife, and two copter pilot told Associated daughters who were seeking information at the embassy. A dozen Press Correspondent Holger members of the embassy staff charged out to close thfembassy Jensen. During the severe gate and resuce the doctor, who was clinging to the fence. But fighting, all correspondents the police took away his wife and two daughters. Are forbidden from entering Laos. New Row Among "They can talk about heli- Beatles copter mobility all they want,' LONDON (AP/AFRTS)--A new row is brewing among the Beatles, said one pilot, WO Fred Few, with Paul McCartney's American wife Linda smack in the middle of.Chattanooga, Tern., "But of it. Mrs. McCartney is billed as coauthor of Paul's record from where I'm flying there's "Another Day" currently top of the British hit parade. That only one way to describe it-- makes her, in Paul's view, entitled to half the profits. And retreat, and a bad one." that means so much less money for the other Beatles--John Len- South Vietnamese officers in non, George Harrison and Ringo Starr. Northern Song Ltd., pub- the.field said the defenders financial pulled out of Brown Tuesday music and part of the complex . lishersstructure of surroundingBeatle the mop-haired quartet, said tie rejects night and the North Vietnamese Mrs. McCartney's claim to half the song and will go to court. moved in, and were hit-by air. Page 8 Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, March 18, 1971 What A Way to Fish! by Tom Betz The murky water made it hard to see the bottom, and the wind didn't help, but suddenly the waiting was rewarded, Langoustel Gary White steadied the SPORTS light in one hand and with the other tand lanced the creature with a 16 foot gig. This one got away, but the expedition had only begun, and with a sigh of regret we continued idling along one of the nany shallow coast- Durhamlines of Guantanamo Bay. Durh m in DarkI had never seen a Lanfouste and Sports when I heard Gary White and nis A boutAbou Frazier Fra ierpartner, Paul Kristeasen talking a- IElito~r their experiences -I decided to RetireRetir Decisionbout Decsionfind out what itwas all about, and LOPDON (AP/ATRTS)--Yancy Durhami, Tuesday evening T did. Tom Betz manager of Joe Frazier, said yester- The one that got away looked like day he knew nothing about reports the only 'Gouste we were going to from New York that the World Heavy- see, but suddenly Gary handed me the weight Champion bad decided to alongt and the qig lashed out a sain, retire. "We have not discussed boxing at all since his victory over uanmaoaiad Sports Shorts Ali,"I told newa at his aurham oen Some 400 sports writers and broad- London hotel. casters across the nation have core last I heard was that he was wThe up with the 1970 UPI All American willing for a return with AK . college basketball team, and the vot- "That was confirmed by my wife ing was no real surprise. when I spoke to her on the telephone Austin Carr of Notre Dame and UCLA's this morning. She told me Frazier Sidney Wicks, the two most dominating had said so on television." forces in college basketball this Durham was at the ringside at a year, were the overwhelming choice. aembley Tuesday to see Joe Bugner Carr, the 6'3" guard who Monday Britain's 21-year-old Hungarian-born was voted UPI's Player of the Year, heavyweight, take the British and received just four more votes than European titles from veteran lenry Wicks. Cooper.n S l F Joining Carr and Wicks are Marquet- te's Dean Meminger, Jacksonville's Artis Gilmore and South Carolina's The Sports Scene By Tom Betz John Roche. I The Boston Bruins must have thought There are 26 teams entered in the Detroit fielded a minor-league team Jack and Jill tourney Sunday. Tuesday night, as the Bruins iced an Tonight at 6:30 p.m. Holly Bricks 11-4 win. and Her Ladies will meet Somers' John Bucyk collected two goals, Schoolgirls in a volleyball match giving him 50 for the year, and mak- at Marblehead Hall. ing Boston the first team ever to The game will be followed by the PAUL KRISTENSEN HO(LDS THE TWO Lan- have two 50 goal scorers in one sea- High School, winners of the recent gouste which were caught and Gary son. tournmer.t,vs the Com Ten All-Stars. White holds the three foot Barracuda. Phil Esposito upped his record to Last night High School slipped by 62 for the year. hospital 2-0 in Inter-Command Base- but this time at a long gray shape, Top-seated Billie Jean King over- ball at Cooper Field. in the water. The shape later turn- came a slow start Tuesday to defeat High School only had two hits and ed out to belong to a three foot Australia's Karen Krantzcke in the Hospital had four. Barracuda. The fish was later given opening round of the K-Mark Invita- Tuesday night Marine Barracks de- to one of the men at the gear locker tional Tennis Tourney at Bloomfield feated NAS, 12-1. The Marines had *ho gleefully took it home to dinner. Hills, Mich. 10 hits and three errors, while NAS The Barracuda seemed to change The federal court trial of a suit had one hit and seven errors. our luck and the next thing we knew involving pro basketballer Spencer Tonight Security Group and PWC Gary had hauled in two 'Gouste and Haywood continues today. play at Cooper Stadium at 7:30 p.m. again lost two. One of the ones we Tuesday, Haywood was the first Sec. Gru. is winless thus far in lost because we couldn't reach witness called to the stand. He is the season, and PWC has won three. through the overhanging bushes. being sued by the Denver Rockets of The weathermen have been kind to Paul took a crack at gigging, but the ABA for jumping to the NBA last the sailors this week with just all we saw the rest of the night December. enough wind to really enjoy sailing was the murky bottom. The 21-year-old, 6'9" forward was and still not have small craft The Langouste is a member of the called to the stand as an,"adverse warnings. I hope it will continue Lobster family, but they have no witness" by the attorneys 'for the through this weekend so I can get in pinchers, and move backwards when Rockets. .sme practice. _ aroused.