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Phone 9-5247 Date FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1969 Radio (1340) TV (Ch. 8) NORTH KOREA FORCED CONFESSION. BUCHER SAYS CORONADO, Calif. (AP/AFNB)-- The skipper of the Pueblo-- FIRST TICKETS -- tears streaming, his voice an RAdm J. B. Hil- anguished cry--said yesterday dreth, Commander North Koreans forced a spying Naval Base, confession from him by pre- makes the first tending to shoot him as he purchase of Mar- knelt before tnem, so shaken di Gras Mustang he could say only: "I love Raffle tickets. you, Rose. I love you, Rose." Watching this Cdr Lloyd M. Bucher's blond morning are Capt wife, Rose, sobbed and dug her D. Bryan Jr.(L), fists into her eyes as sne 1969 Mardi Gras heard her risband testify be- Chairman, and fore the Navy board of inquiry Capt. W. R. Gab- conducting an investigation rels, Car Raffle into the seizure of the intel- Chairman. ligence ship a year ago yesterday. The court had warned him he may have violated regulations oy surrendering his ship. On Capitol Hill, meanwhile, Mardi Gras Mustang Raffle Opens several members of Congress expressed displeasure with the RAdm Hildreth Buys Tickets, Kicks Off Drive proceedings, saying Cdr Bucher is being forced to be toe GUANTANAMO BAY--How would you like to spend the rest of your Navy's scapegoat. tour here driving around the Base in a brand-new 1969 Ford The 41-year-old officer, de- Mustang? scribing interrogation by his You'll have that chance if you buy tickets for the 1969 Mar- captors, said a North Korean di Gras Raffle. The new Mustang is the grand prize, But shouted at him as he knelt: ______there are also many other "Kill the son of a ----- '" prizes, including a color Cdr Bucher added, referring television set, a motor scoot- to a guard -with a gun pointed Italian Sets Self Afire er, a stereo tape-recorder and at his head: "The gun clicked, GENOA, Italy(AP/AFNB)--A 58- many more. but it didn't go off, and I year-old Italian covered him- RAdm J.B. Hildreth, Command- didn't hear a shell fall to self with gasoline and set er Naval Base, kicked off the the floor. I felt sure they himself- afire today in the 1969 Mardi Gras this morning were going to shoot me." first such case in.Italy since by purchasing the first book He said his captors showed the death of Czech student Jan of tickets. him a man they said was a Palach. "I don't suppose I'll be the North Korean who had bitten Police identified the Itali- one to win it,", the Base Coin- through his lip during horren- an as Enrico Autagnotti. They mander said, "but someonBs dous torture(Cont'd on Page said the incident occurred going to have a new car by the 2) at Rivarolo, a Genoa suburb, time this Mardi Gras is over. Nixon Recalls 155 He was rushed to a hospital He or she only has to buy WASHINGTON (AP/AFNB)--Presi- there and was reported in ex- those raffle tickets to do tremely serious condition. it.mr Although Autagnotti is :the RAdm Hildreth added; "And first Italian to protest b the more tickets a person settingIfire to himself, five buys, the better his chances Czechs and a Hungarian have of winning. So I urge every- done it in the past week, one to buy (Cont'd on Page 2) Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Friday, Jan. 24, 1969

BERLIN (AP/AFNB)--Three Soviet military at- taches trying to spy on the U.S. military maneuvers that open next week in West Germany (Guantanamo near the Czechoslovakian border, the U.S. Army Gazette confirmed yesterday. American military police stopped a car on ComNavBase RAdm J.B. Hildreth the Autobahn near the training area and dis- Public Affairs Officer covered the shield of the Soviet mission to Lt D.S. McCurrach West Germany on the car. Editor J02 Jerry Marshall The police didn't persuade the Soviet at- Associate Editor JOSN Larry Long taches to identify themselves, but a monument- Layout/Staff Reporter JOSN Phil Jordan al traffic jam developed when the Americans sent them back in the direction from which The GUANTANAMO GAZETTE is published according to the they came. rules and regulations for ship and station newspapers as outlined in NAVEXOS P-35 and under the direction of More than 15,000 American troops have flown the Naval Base Public Affairs Officer. It is printed into West Germany for exercise Reforger 1. four days a week at government expense on government equipment. The opinions or statements in news items NEW ORLEANS (AP/AFNB) -- Eighteen more pro- that appear herein are not to be construed as official spective jurors were quickly dismissed yester- or as reflecting the views of ComNavBase or the Depart- day from the trial of Clay Shaw, accused of ment of the Navy. conspiring to assassinate President John F. Ads and notices will be accepted between the hours Kennedy. of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. MON through FRI only and will be published in Monday's, Tuesday's or Thursday's GAZETTE. District Court Judge Edward J. Haggerty or- No ads or notices except command notices will be pub- dered a new panel of prospects for question- lished more than once a week nor will they be run in ing today. Friday's paper. The GAZETTE welcomes contributions of a newsworthy PARIS (UPI/AFNB)--Chief U.S. negotiator Hen- nature. All contributions should be forwarded to Box ry Cabot Lodge will blame the Vietnam War on 22, in care of the GUANTANAMO GAZETTE. The GAZETTE re- the Communists when expanded Vietnam talks serves the right to modify the content of any story to make it conform to typographical and format standards open Saturday. for publication. Diplomatic sources said Lodge will make it clear to the North Vietnamese and the Viet Cong that the U.S. wants peace, but not at any MARDI GRAS RAFFLE OPENS (Cont'd from Page 1) price. ,as many tickets as he can properly'afford. South Vietnamese Vice President Nguyen Cao Whether he wins or not, the money goes to a Ky left Saigon yesterday for Paris for his du- very good cause." ties as supervisor of the South Vietnamese All profits from the Mardi Gras go into the delegation to the talks. Guantanamo Bay Community Fund to be used in improvements on the Base. Some of the uses of PUEBLO INQUIRY (Cont'd from Pape 1) while the Community Fund include: youth activities strapped to.a wall and told him, That's what pt the Teen Club, Scouting, Junior League happens to spies, and you are spies, and you baseball, adult education programs, TV sets will get exactly the same." for Navy and Marine barracks lounges and com- "I passed out," Cdr Bucher said. munity events such as Jamaica Independence He was in his fourth day of testimony, des- Day. cribing the capture of his ship exactly a year The biggest upcoming project for this money ago and the imprisonment of his crew. He had is a substantial contribution towards the in- been usually calm, although sometimes terse, stallation of air- conditioning in the Base until he came to the interrogation phase of Chapel. his testimony Raffle tickets for the Mustang -- which ar- Cdr Bucher said the copy of the confession rives Feb. 4 -- are on sale as of today. Buy used in the court of inquiry had five addi- your tickets from your command representa- tions to the one he signed in North Korea. In- tives. cluded in the additions were the fact. that he One more thing: Don't forget to vote as many was a CIA agent and that, for spying, he would times as you want to for the Mardi Gras Queen receive "lots of dollars and much honor." candidate of your choice. There are seven He insisted neither of. these items was on pretty young ladies to choose from and every the confession when he signed it. penny you put into a collection box means one Vote for that Queen candidate. WASHINGTON (AP/AFNB)--Alaska Gov. Walter J. Watch Armed Forces Television, listen to Hickel won delayed confirmation from the Sen- Armed*Forces Radio and . read the GUANTANAMO ate yesterday after extensive senatorial crit+ GAZETTE through the coming weeks for more in- Icism of his appointment as Secretary of the Interior in the Nixon Administration. Senators also approved the appointment of California industrialist David R. Packard as Deputy Secretary of Defense, rejecting a pro- Guantanamo Bay Entertainment Section Movie Schedule

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1. BAND OF ANGELS: Clark Gable, Yvonne De Carlo. 11. CONTEST GIRL: Ian Hendry, Janette Scott. Janette Yvonne De Carlo grows up as the beautiful daughter of Scott, on holiday at a British seaside resort, agrees a plantation owner in Kentucky. After her father's to help newspaperman Ian Hendry with a story on the death, she is sold as a slave. Drama, black and resort's facilities and gets a chance to enter a beauty white, 127 minutes. contest. Drama, color, 100 minutes. 2. A DANDY IN ASPIC: Laurence Harvey, Mia Farrow. 12. WAYWAY OUT: Jerry Lewis, Connie Stevens. In Laurence Harvey had been sent from his native Russia 1994, the U. S. weather station on the moon decides to to Britain as a youth to become a member of British send a married couple to take off in a space rocket. Intelligence. Melodrama, color, 107 minutes. Comedy, color, 105 minutes. 3. BENEATH THE TWELVE MILE REEF: Robert Wagner, 12. THE SECRET LIFE OF AN AMERICAN WIFE: Walter Terry Moore. Gilbert Roland and his son Robert Wag- Matthau, Anne Jackson. Anne Jackson is the devoted ner go to a place called 12-Mile Reef to gather suburban wife of a harried press agent and she begins sponge. Adventure drama, color, 102 minutes. to feel that life is rapidly passing her by when her 4. DEADFALL: Michael Caine, Giovanna Ralli. Jewel husband comments about a sexy neighbor. Comedy, color, thief Michael Caine has had himself admitted to an 92 minutes. alcoholics sanitarium to get close to David Buck, a 14. THIRTEEN DAYS TO DIE: Thomas Alder, \Horst Frank. playboy he intends to rob. Drama, color, 120 minutes. Pay $3 million or die in 13 days, that's the ultima- 5. HOUSE OF CARDS: George Peppard, Inger Stevens. tum given to a prince of Thailand when a precious An American prizefighter in Paris is hired by the wid- black ruby is stolen from the Bangkok Museum. Mystery ow of a French general to be a tutor and companion to drama, black and white, 99 minutes. her 8-year-old son. Drama, color, 105 minutes. 15. THE ANGRY BREED: Jan Sterling, James MacArthur. 6. ONE SPY TOO MANY: Robert Vaughan, Davic McCallum. Murray MacLeod rescues William Windon's daughter from At U.N.C.L.E. headquarters in New York, Mr. Waverly- being raped by James MacArthur and his motorcycle assigns his two top men to uncover the theft of the gang, who parade about in Nazi uniforms and harass BG-30-gas. Mystery drama, color, 101 minutes. anyone they pass. Drama, color, 101 minutes. 7. FACE OF A FUGITIVE: Fred" MacMurray Lin McCarthy. 16. THE BLISS OF MRS. BLOSSOM: Shirley MacLaine, Bandit Jim Larson is being taken to jail by train Richard Attenborough.- Shirley MacLaine is the perfect when he is iescued by his brother and then goes to the and proper wife of brassiere manufacturer Richard sheriff and applies for a deputy job before the want- Attenborough, who is extremely businesslike in all he ed posters of him appear. Western, black and white, does. Comedy, color, 93 minutes. 81 minutes. 8. ANY GUN CAN PLAY: Edd Byrnes, Gilbert Roland. A bounty hunter shoots three bandits, places their bodies in coffins on a wagon, and showing the driver a wanted poster with a picture of one Monetero, boasts that the Bandido-is next. Western, color, 100 minutes.

9. THE EARTH DIES SCREAMING: Williard Parker, Virginia '4 Field. Williard Parker, experimental test pilot, after piloting a plane a few hours, returns to earth to dis- cover that the human race has been exterminated by some unknown horror. Melodrama, black and white, 62 minutes. 10. PAPER LION: Alan Alda, Lauren Hutton. On assign- ment from Sports Illustrated, George Plimpton poses as a rookie quarterback from Canada in order to do a story about how it feels to play with the Detroit Lions. Comedy, color, 105 minutes. THE GUANTANAMO TV WEEK

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11:55 SIGN ON 6:45 THE DOCTOR'S REPLY 12:00 THIS IS THE LIFE-"A Matter of Time." A bank 7:00 GUANTANAMO NOTEBOOK robber, near death from a bullet wound, asks 7:05 BEWITCHED-"If They Never Met." Samantha finds for a minister, and a dramatic change occurs herself in the middle when a vendetta develops in his life. between her mortal husband and her witchy mo- 12:30 THE ANSWER-"Far-Off Jingle." A young attorney ther. accepts a position with city government and 7:30 DRAGNET-"The Joy Riders." Sgt. Friday and Offi- unknowingly falls victim to a scandal which is cer Gannon are assigned to the Juvenile Division publicized by his uncle's newspaper. and immediately become involved with a group of 1:00 THE CHRISTOPHERS young school boys who steal cars and then com- 1:15 SACRED HEART-"Why I Need Your Hands." mit a murder. 1:30 ON CAMPUS-"Truth and Humor, or Thomson's Laws 8:00 BIG VALLEY-"Boots With My Father's Name." This Revisited." Host Bob Wright discusses teach- is the story of a boy who had been taken in by ing techniques and the value of humor as a the Barkley family and Victoria knew that the motivational teaching aid. boy was an illegitimate son of her husband. 2:00 GAME OF THE WEEK-To Be Announced 9:00 AWAY WE GO-Buddy Greco hosts a galaxy of young 4:30 TED MACK talent in a variety show featuring singers 5:00 PENTAGON FORUM Spanky and Our Gang and Mary Grover. 5:30 TO BE ANNOUNCED 10:00 TENTH HOUR NEWS 6:00 NEWS BRIEF 10:15 PETER GUNN-"Down the Drain." A man is hot while 6:05 SURVIVAL-"Illegals - Desperate Voyage." When telephoning police about the location of a World War II ended in 1945, everybody went home large amount of jewels. These jewels are except the Jews. A homeless people and a des- thought to be the ones that were stolen in perate people made the "Desperate Voyage" to Europe and insured by a friend of Gunn's. reach Palestine. 10:40 TOMBSTONE TERRITORY 6:30 Special:: THE DEVIL'S BRIGADE-A behind-the- 11:05 DICK POWELL THEATER-"Rage of Silence." The scenes look at the making of the motion picture story of the silent world of the deaf. Parti- "The Devil's Brigade," starring William Holden, cularly the world of an uneducated deaf man Cliff Robertson and Vince Edwards. This is the (Peter Falk), his frustrations in-his -love for true story about a group of American Army mis- the lovely young deaf girl (Carol Lynley) who fits and crack Canadian troops molded into one tries desperately to bring him out of the of the toughest commando units of World War II. shell he's in. 7:00 WALT DISNEY PRESENTS-"Donald's Weekend." A typ- 12:00 SIGN OFF ical weekend of Donald Duck adventures which include his three mischievous nephews, a game of TUESDAY, JANUARY 28 golf, some cannibals, a date with his girlfriend Daisy. and a visit to the circus. 4:55 SIGN ON 8:00 BONANZA-"The Other Son." An important shipment 5:00 CARTOON CARNIVAL of nitroglycerin is needed to keep Virginia 5:30 DISCOVERY City's mines operating. 6:00 NEWS PARADE 9:00 MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE-"The Emerald." The Impos- 6:30 GUANTANAMO NOTEBOOK sible Missions Force boards a luxury liner in 6:35 GET SMART-"Now You See Him - Now You Don't." an attempt to get a 41-carat emerald from Tomar KAOS uses an abduction ploy to obtain a huge (William Smithers), an international arms deal- ransom from CONTROL for return of a famous er, before Petrosian (Michael Strong), a Red scientist and his invisible ray gun. agent, can get hold of it and use it to force 7:00 WILD, WILD WEST-"The Night of the Human Trig- devaluation of all Western currencies. ger." Secret agents West and Gordon head to- 10:00 NEWS BRIEF ward Elenville, the town that's next in line 10:05 HAVE GUN, WILL TRAVEL to experience an earthquake -- courtesy of a 10:30 SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE-"Fallen Angel." A New York demented geologist (Burgess Meredith). sharpie on the run, broke and jobless, lands in 8:00 JOHN GARY-John welcomes the comedy singing a small California town, falls for the undesir- Smothers Brothers, country-and-western star able girl and marries the good .girl to get her Eddie Arnold. money. The undesirable girl (Linda Darnell) 9:0 COMBAT-"Breakout." Sgt. Saunders is ordered turns up murdered and Dana Andrews is a prime to destroy a Frenchman's heavy-duty equipment suspect, but the good wife (Alice.Faye) sticks in a rock quarry and is ambushed by the irate by him as he tries to prove his innocence. owner (Fernando Lamas). 10:00 TENTH HOUR NEWS 10:15 TO BE ANNOUNCED 10:40 MIKE DOUGLAS-Mike's co-host is Martin Landau. 12:05 SIGN OFF WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29 (Cont'd) FRIDAY, JANUARY 31 (Cont'd)

6:00 NEWS PARADE 7:00 DANIEL BOONE-"The Spanish Horse." When a 6:30 GUANTANAMO NOTEBOOK youngster wagers all the money he nossesses 6:35 TO BE ANNOUNCED on a horse, Daniel believes that no matter how 7:00 SUMMER BROTHERS SMOTHERS SHOW-The comedy finely bred the animal is, the boy has an ex- team of Stiller and Meara and.the First Edi- aggerated notion about the horse's ability to tion, a swinging folk-rock group, join host win a race against thoroughbred competition. Glen Campbell, comedian Pat Paulsen, musician 8:00 LOVE ON A ROOFTOP-"Musical Apartments." What and composer John Hartford and comedienne starts out as a lark deteriorates into strain- Leigh French in a program of comedy and music. ed friendships when Julie and Dave agree to let 8:00 STAR TREK-"Obsession." Captain Kirk's career the Parkers spend the night in their apartment. and the safety of the Enterprise are jeopard- 8:30 FELONY SOUAD-"Man on Fire." Sgt. Stone and his ized by his compulsion to destroy a cloud- partner investigate a warehouse fire that kill- like creature which previously killed some of ed a police officer. the crew. 9:00 Special : AND DEBBIE MAKES SIX-The delightful 9:00 Special: SOUNDS OF '68-A national search for and irrepressible Debbie Reynolds in a program fresh talent in popular music is climaxed in a of song, dance and comedy. Debbie demonstrates program reflecting the kaleidoscope of musical her many talents in routines with Bob Hope, styles currently making the charts. Actor- Bobby Darin, Donald O'Connor, Frank Gorshin singer Ed Ames is host of the show. and Jim Nabors. 10:00 TENTH HOUR NEWS 10:00 TENTH HOUR NEWS 10:15 Special: HONEYMOON MEXICAN STYLE-This special 10:15 F.D.R.-"Distant Thunder." follows a young, newly married couple on a 10:40 THE THIRD MAN tour of Mexico. 11:05 FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE-"Doctor in the House." This 11:05 WEDNESDAY NIGHT MOVIE-"The Lady Escapes." is a British film comedy about the trials and George Sanders, Gloria Stuart, Michael Whalen, tribulations of students in an English medical Cora Witherspoon appear in this film. A young school. Stars Dirk Bogarde and Muriel Pav1ow. couple gets married and goes on a honeymoon and 12:35 SIGN OFF everything else is pretty normal for a married couple. They have their little quarrels, but SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1 they grow and she leaves him and goes to Paris. 12:10 SIGN OFF 10:55 SIGN ON 11:00 CARTOON CARNIVAL THURSDAY, JANUARY 30 11:30 THE FLINTSTONES 12:00 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 4:55 SIGN ON 1:00 AUTO RACING - The Road America, 1963 5:00 ANDY GRIFFITH 1:30 SATURDAY AFTERNOON MOVIE-"The Lady Escapes." 5:30 THE LUCY SHOW For details see Wednesday. 6:00 NEWS PARADE 2:35 SCIENCE IN ACTION-"Liquid Air." A discussion 6:30 GUANTANAMO NOTEBOOK of the many uses of liquid air in the field of 6:35 THE MONKEES research and in medicine. 7:00 LOST IN SPACE-"Murder in Space." Dr. Smith is 3:00 WRESTLING FROM BUFFALO ostracized by the group. He attempts to repair 4:00 PGA GOLD CHAMPIONSHIP a battered space ship and tries to get back to 5:30 TO BE ANNOUNCED earth with the owner of the vehicle. 6:00 NEWS BRIEF 8 00 IRONSIDE-"To Kill a Cop." Pernell Roberts and 6:05 VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA-"Werewolf." Ruta Lee guest star as principals in a one-man While investigating a radio active volcano in war on police. the Pacific that is ready to blow, a scientist, 9:00 THE GOLDDIGGERS-Joey Heatherton and Frank Sinatra Dr. Hollis, is infected by a strange virus and, Jr. are back to co-host the show along with the in the wild throes of agonyinfects Admiral regulars. Nelson. 10:00 TENTH HOUR NEWS 7:00 THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH-"The Loser." An 10:15 MELODY RANCH ex-trapeze artist whose conscience and career 11:05 JOEY BISHOP-Joey's guests are Jerry Murad and havebeen shattered by the accidental death of the Harmonicats, Ricardo Montalban, Polly Ber- his partner, emerges from skid row and a bout gen and Georgie Kaye. with alcoholism to team up with a brash young- 12:10 SIGN OFF ster in a comeback attempt. Hellena Westcott, Eddie Albert and Sal Mineo are featured. 8:00 GUNSMOKE-"Kioga." Kioga is the name of a young Pawnee Indian brave who tracks the murderer of his father and attacker of his sister to Dodge. 9:00 DOM DELUISE -Dom and his resident company wel- come singing star Della Peese and comedian Alan Drake. 10:00 NEWS BRIEF 10:05 SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIE-"Carmen Jones." Passion flares between an Army guard at a parachute plant and a flirtatious female worker who also encourages the attention of a nrizofiehter. Armed Forces Radio MON. - FRI. (Cont'd) SATURDAY (Cont'd) 11:05 Roger Carroll 6:15 Purple Grotto AFRTS - AM 1340 KCS 12:00 News 7:00 News 12:15 AFRTS Sports Page 7:05 PACEMAKER SUNDAY 12:30 Afternoon Weather Brief 8:00 News 12:32 LUNCHBREAK MUSICALE 8:05 Grand Ole Opry 5:57 Be Still and Know 1:00 News 9:00 News 6:00 News 1:05 LUNCHBREAK MUSICAL 9:05 RHYTHM AT RANDOM 6:05 SUNRISE VARIETY 1:30 Mon-Play It Like It Is 10:00 News 7:00 News Tue-Tex Williams Show 10:15 Melody Patterson Show 7:05 Weather Wed-Bob Kingsley 7:10 AFRTS Sports Page Thr-Ted Davis 11:00 News 7:15 SUNRISE VARIETY Fri-Sounds of the Sixties 11:05 Finch Bandwagon 8:00 News 1:55 Sportraits 12:00 East of Midnight 8:05 Bill Stewart 2:00 News 9:00 News 2:05 Gene Weed AFRTS - FM 102.3 MCS 9:05 Bill Stewart 3:00 News 10:00 News 3:05 Gene Weed MONDAY 10:05 MORNING MEDLEY 4:00 News 11:00 News 4:05 SWING EASY 9 - 10 p.m. SPOTLIGHT with 11:05 Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir 5:00 News DouA McCurrach 11:30 Protestant Hour 5:02 SWING EASY 12:00 News 6:00 News MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 12:15 AFRTS Sports Page 6:30 Herman Griffith 12:30 Afternoon Weather Brief 6:55 Sportraits 7:15 - 8 p.m. Adventures in Good 12:32 HIT PARADER 7:00 News Music 1100 News 7:05 PACEMAKER 1:05 HIT PARADER 8:60 News MONDAY - WEDNESDAY - FRIDAY 2:00 News 8:05 Date With Chris 2:05 HIT PARADER 9:00 News 8 - 9 p.m. JAZZ! 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CATH. 11:00 News 8:55 Worldwide 11:05 Music ,a la Cart 9:00 News NavSta 8 &.m. 9:45 a.m. 12:00 East of Midnight 9:05 Andy Russell 11 a.m. 12:30 p.m. 10:00 News 7 p.m. 5 p.m.* MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 10:05 Many Faces of Folk Music *Mon-Sat 11:00 News NAS 9:30 a.m. 11:15 a.m. 5:57 Be Still and Know 11:05 TEEN TIME BULKELEY 9:30 a.m. 6:00 News 1T:00 News LEEWARD 11 a.m. 9 a.m. 6:05 GOOD MORNING SHOW 12:15 AFRTS Sports Page CARIBE STUDY HALL 7:00 News, 12:30 Afternoon Weather Brief 10 a.e. 7:05 Weather 12:32 HIT PARADER 7:10 AFRTS Sports Page 1:00 News LATTER DAY SAINTS 7:15 GOOD MORNING SHOW 1:05 HIT PARADER NAS 1 p.m., 2:30 p.t. 8:60 News 2:00 News 8:05 GOOD MORNING SHOW 2:05 Johnny Grant CHURCH OF CHRIST 8:30 Ira Cook Show 3:00 News Education Services Building #760 8:55 Myron J. Bennett 3:05 Johnny Grant- 11 a.m. 9:00 News 4:00 News 9:05 Country Corner 4:05 Country Spot 10:00 News 5:60 News 10:05 NOTES OF INTEREST 5:05 Jim Pewter 6:00 News Friday, Jan. 24, 1969 Guantanamo Gazette Page 7 Jets' Namath Pondering Retirement; Says Gimpy Legs Painful All All Season NEW YORK (UPI/AFNB) -- Pro football's latest super-star, quarterback Joe Namath of the New York Jets, yesterday reiterated his intention of quitting football because of his ailing legs. As yet, neither he nor the Jets management has made an official announcement of his retirement. No word was given as to when such an announcement could be expected. Namath, now the most sought-after figure in sports, has undergone three operations on his legs. He plays in pain. Yet the pain was not evident as "Broadway Joe," as he's now known, directed the Jets to their first American Football League title during the 1968 season. ARMED FORCES RADIO'S NEW FACES -- "Teen Time" The weak-kneed, strong-armed ace was named deejays Joe Yarborough and Dee Phillips (left the American Football League's "Player of the and center) and "Guantanamo Bay Concert Hall" Year" following the regular season. host John Cook are some of the new faces at Then he led the New Yorkers to a stunning AFRS Guantanamo Bay. 16-7 upset victory over the Baltimore Colts in the Super Bowl. The Colts went into the game AFRTS Has Some New Faces as 18 -point favorites, but apparently the GUANTANAMO BAY--New shows and new faces have oddsmakers didn't count on Namath to have the arrived at Armed Forces AM and FM Radio here. kind of afternoon he had. Two local high school students kick off Yet his knees are rickety -- and everybody "Teen Time" on AM Radio Saturdays. William knows it. T. Sampson students Dee Phillips and Joe Yar- Namath said yesterday he could not have borough will host their own show, designed for played in the second half of last.Sunday1s::AFL teenagers on the Base. This show will include All-Star Game if he had been needed because on-the-charts music and plenty of teen news. the pain in his legs was so great. If you haven't tuned in-evening FM Radio The colorful Jets star, a devotee of beard lately, then try it. New faces and programs and long sideburns -during the regular season, also brighten the night-time FM scene. New said his retirement talk is not a contract shows include "Jazz! Red Hot and Cool" with wedge. Rather, it's something that simply Woody Boyd and "Spotlight," a live show with needs to be considered. Lt Doug McCurrach, Base Public Affairs Offi- However, his teammates will have an effect cer. on his decision. He said he would feel he was Then Tuesday and Thursday nights you're in- letting them down if he quits. But he made- it vited to spend some time at the :"Guantanamo clear he does not want to play with his knees Bay Concert Hall" with host John Cook. the way they are now. Network headquarters in Los Angeles is also Meanwhile, Namath is considering several providing some new programs for Guantanamo business offers -- many from the entertainment listeners. These shows include Melody Patter- field--before he makes his decision. son and "Sagebrush Theater." Melody, a pretty 19-year-old, begins her 45- minute."Melody Patterson Show" Feb. I at 10:15 p.m. With "Sagebrush Theater" the golden days Fairmont Heads Small-College Cage Poll of radio return. This radio western debuts on NEW YORK (AP/AFNB)--Fairmont of West Virgin- Armed Forces Radio Guantanamo Bay at 6:30 p.m. ia has moved into the No. I spot in The Asso- Feb. 2. ciated Press' weekly small-college basketball pol1. 1n the latest balloting by a national panel The New York Jets of the American Foot- of sportscasters and sportswriters, Fairmont ball League meet the heavily favored Bal- collected a total of 277 points to climb from timore Colts of the National Football the runnerup position to first place. League In the third annual Super Bowl on Kentucky Wesleyan slipped from first to sec- Channel 8 Television's "Game of the Week" ond and was followed by Stephen F. Austin, Sunday at 2 p.m. Southwestern Louisiana, Ashland of Ohio, Lamar Tech, South Dakota State, Wittenberg, Central Command State of Ohio and Trinity of Texas. Notice. The second ten, in order: Long Beach State, The Civil Service examination required for Southwest Missouri State, Evansville, Howard clerk and clerk/typist positions will be given Payne, Gannon of Pennsylvania, Nevada - Las at 8 a.m. Monday at the industrial Relations Vegas, Indiana State of Pennsylvania, Illinois Office, building'742, next to the Dental Clin- State, Cheyney State of Pennsylvania and South ic on Bay -ill. Carolina State. Page 3 Guantanamo Gazette Friday, Jan. 24, 1969 Command Notice Club Activity Schedule Tne attention of all R&R personnel going COMO CLUB Movie Schedule--Jan. 25-31 to San Juan is directed. to tne nazards and potentiall injuries tnat may be incurred as Sat. Chuck Wagon Night the result of renting and operating two- Sun. "ANY GUN CAN PLAY" Edd Byrnes and ana three-wneel vehicles in the San Juan Gilbert Roland area. Mon. Closed Tnc hazards inherent in tne operation of Tue. "A THOUSAND AND ONE NIGHTS" Jeff tnese vehicles is particularly acute in Cooper and Luciana Paluzzi tnat area because of congested highways Wed. "THE DEVIL IN LOVE" Mickey Rooney and road defects. As a consequence, num- and Vittorio Gasman erous serious inhuries and deaths have Thu. Game Night occurred. Fri. Dance 8 to 11 o'clock A;l personnel are requested to give due consideration to the risks involved wnen CPO CLUB Movie Schedule--Jan. 25-31 tniiiking of renting these vehicles. Sat. "THE DEVIL IN LCVE" Mickey Rooney and Vittorio Gasman GUANTANAMO BAY--The spring session of pistol Sun. "HE WHO RIDES A TIGER" Paul Rogers com:.etition will -start at I p.m. Saturday at Mon. "MACAO" Robert Mitchum tie Naval Station pistol range, located behind Tue. "A BULLET IS WAITING" Rory Calhoun tnE Navy Excnange retail store. Wed. "A FLEA IN HER EAR" Rex Harrison All commands are urged to field a team. For Thu. Game Night information on the meet, cal. Chief Packard at Fri. "A THOUSAND AND ONE NIGHTS" Jeff 0 57h1 anytime or contact your command repre- Cooper and Luciana Paluzzi sentative. ACEY-DUCEY CLUB Movie Schedule--Jan. 25-31 TWENTY-NINE PALMS, Calif. (UPI/AFNB) -- A Sat. "THE WAR WAGON" John Wayne and Kirk sharp earthquake with a magnitude of 5 on the Douglas RicntEr scale j acted the Southern California Sun. "A THOUSAND AND ONE NIGHTS" Jeff desert ye steraay. Cooper and Luciana Paluzzi A seismologist at California Institute of Mon. "HE WHO RIDES A TIGER" Paul Rogers Techno logy in Pasadena said the tremor was and Tom Dell centered 15 miles south of Twenty-Nine Palms. Tue. "A FLEA IN HER EAR" Rex Harrison Indio, Calif., residents reported feeling a and Rachel Roberts dcuDle shock at 3:02 p.m. PST. Wed. Dining Room Closed Family Night Residents of Pa m Springs described the tre- Thu. "THE DEVIL IN LOVE" Mickey Rooney mor as lasting 30 seconds. and Vittorio Gasman Fri. Game Night HAZLEHURST, Miss. (UPI/AFNB)--A tornado tnat soundedd like four freight trains" hopskotched ' 13DO YOU INKWEL across tne Mississippi hill country yesterday, LIFE HAS AN? killing at least 31 persons. MEANING? The storm touched down at Hazlehurst and cut a giant gap--more tean a mile long and a half- C, mile wide--througn a predominantly Negro sec- ( -C tion of the town. Cars and houses were tossed about and at least lI, homes were destroyed.

BERKELEY, Calif. (UPI/AFNB) -- A fire tnat swept through a four-story auditorium building on tne University of California campus Wednes- day nigilt may have been the work of an arson- ist, police said yesterday. Campus police said witnesses saw several persons running from the building before the fire. No injuries were reported, but tne interior of the huge building was destroyed. PARIS (AP/AFNB)--Students took over the office of the rector of the Sorbonne yesterday for two hours while other students fought with riot police in streets of the Latin Quarter in scenes reminiscent of last spring's student revolt. *W * *