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Vol. 31 No. 88 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Friday, Nay 7, 1976

Quakes and tremors

Labor leaders bring destruction support Carter to northern Italy for president VENICE (AP)--An earthquake struck one half of Italy, hitting most. strongly in the eastern area be- tween Venice and the Yugoslav GEORGE MEAirT JIMMY UARiT border last night. There were re- ports of many deaths and devastated WASHINGTON (AP)--With their have indicated they can forgive areas from Buia, a town of 8,000 favorites all but out of the race, Carter for some positions that at the foot of the Alps near v labor leaders are looking toward were less than perfect from labor's Yugoslavia. ArI' an accommodation with Democratic standpoint. The news agency Italia quoted frontrunner Jimmy Carter rather For example, they cited Carter's a policeman as saying there were than risk sitting out another slowness in endorsing the pending "many dead, very many" in Buia. presidential election. full employment bill in Congress Italia said it reached the local No rush of support is expected and his hesitancy in his attitudes police station by telephone and toward full-fledged national the operator whether the that already given by a asked SW Digest beyond world News few liberal unions, but most health insurance and toward re- tremor had caused casualties. It pealing right-to-work laws. the policeman as answering: WILMINGTON (AP)--The lingering union chiefs are becoming reconciled quoted got to get rid of Ford," "There are many, very many. It rrubber workers strike is starting to a Carter victory at the Democrat- "We've union political strate- is not the time to ask questions to hurt some auto manufacturers but ic convention. said one "Carter is still the new aid." the two Wilmington area assembly Contrary to his position in the gist. now,. send block to labor, but shook a vast plants have not yet felt the eff- last election, AFL-CIO President guy on the A strong tremor we go?" northern Italy and sent ect. The Newark Chrysler plant George Meany is telling his where else can area of of thousands out into the opqn. and the Wilmington GM plant say political lieutenants that if tens There were no immediate reports of they have enough tires to last Carter wins the nomination, the major damage or victims. through the end of this month. At giant labor federation will throw pres- Kissinger offers aid The quake was felt strongly in GM the second shift is on layoff and its full support behind his Venice and its inland area. It the company is only at half capacity. identical campaign. But, sources struck around 9 p.m. (8 p.m. GMT) WASHINGTON (AP)--A new intelligence said, support will be keyed to an to developing nations when most families were watching committee inreport Californipoitic says the FBI worked acceptablefa clarificationieutnnts thatrn1if of television at home. black organizations, even Carter a stand on labor issues. In Verona, north of Venice, a to disrupt NAIROBI, Kenya (AP)--U.S. Secre- to the extent of trying to ferment The independent United Auto roar filled the air shortly before tary of State Henry Kissinger said says the FBI Workers, biggest of the liberal the earth and buildings trembled. violence. The report yesterday that while the Soviet Un- break- unions, is expected to work for The quake also struck in Milan also moved to disrupt a free ion may not support his far-reaching ranCrterithnMbciReprr and Bologna and in Cortina fast program the Black Panthers inGerlianybisntellinghis program to combat third world pover- D'Ampezzo, a Dolomite resort in the ty, presented to the U.N. Conference Udall ot Arizona, t ie so-called eastern Alps. (AP)-The Federal Trade Commission progressive candidate. on Trade and Development here, it Reports from Munich, West Germany has issued an immediate cease and Labor leaders in general have has no means of blocking it. told of tremors that shook wide m esist order against Chrysler, but been suspicious of the former Kissinger was interviewed by three regions of southern Germany, caus- Wit comes about two years late. The Georgia governor. But some-- American television correspondents ing some minor damage to buildings order pertains to gasoline mileage among them UAW President Leonard shortly before leaving here for Paris no reported injuries, police used in advertising for Woodcock and President Jerry Wurf but information and after he had delivered a 10,000 Dusters and Dodge Darts in the Municipal Employes Union-- said. Plymouth of word address to the meeting here. 1973-74. Cracks appeared in some buildings were reports In his speech to delegates from in Munich and there the 153 nations, Kissinger offered de- of plaster crumbling when 9 p.m. local veloping nations the prospect of tremors struck about said. greater Western capital investments, time (8 p.m. GMT), police lamps more stable commodity prices, fi- Tables shook and ceiling beginning and inns, and Armed Forces Week celebration nancial aid and more know how swayed in homes 100 Munich residents phoned through a privately financed "tech- about ask for instructions. corps" to train workers. police to Armed Forces Week begins tomorrow places will be announced when they nical and ends next Saturday. Gitmo will become available. celebrate Armed Forces Week with -- Fleet Training Group has tent- various guided tours, open houses atively scheduled open houses on the and sales. USS Truckee and USCGC Dallas. Reagan eyes first ballot nomination Starting tomorrow and running Times and places have not yet been through next Saturday, Special announced. Services rental cars will cost -- Bowling at Marblehead Hall will go to the convention now with $8 per day plus 6q per mile or $40 cost 25z per lane all day. enough delegates to win on the on for the week plus 6t per mile --The corral will charge half first ballot," Reagan told a and '74 model cars. all '73 ,price on all rental horses. crowd of 250 supporters at the is offering half The Ceramic Shop --Marine Barracks will hold a Shreveport Airport. prices on all rental items beginning weapons display from 8 a.m. to "If the Democratic nominee is Saturday. tomorrow and ending next noon at the grass field across to be Jimmy Carter, I will tell Both the Commissary and Navy from the Telephone Exchange. you now that I offer the best Exchange will feature sale items A fenceline tour will be held from opportunity for victory for during Armed Forces Week. 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Anyone wishing what we believe in," Reagan said. From Tuesday to Saturday, the to participate in this tour may He said his earlier projections Commissary will offer savings from call 95544 for reservations. of delegate strength had indicated 14 to 62 per cent on various items, Transportation for the tour will an uncommitted block would swing such as cereal, fruit drinks, wax be available across from the the election of a nominee at the paper, cleaner, deoderizer, popcorn Telephone Exchange at 9 a.m. convention. and macaroni dinner. -- AFRTS will hold an open house "I have to tell you that in view The Navy Exchange will have stereo .from 1 to 4 p.m. of the last few days, they have equipment, a four-album set and a so far exceeded our projections," bow on sale from tomorrow to next he said in a news conference taped RONALD REAGAN Saturday. There is a limited L12 Asistores is named for showing on television later quantity on all items. SHREVEPORT, La. (AP)--Ronald in the day, Reagan said he On Friday and Saturday, May 14-15, Reagan said yesterday he now thought Carter would prefer Ford half prices will be charged for all -Petty Officer of the Month believes it possible to win a as an opponent because that rentals at the Auto Hobby Shop, on Republicans into L12 Rodolfo Asistores was chosen first-ballot victory at the would force the golf carts and green fees at the Naval Station's Petty Officer of Republican national convention. defending government problems. Golf Course and on rental boats federal the Month for May. YNSA Lydia Reagan said his delegate He cited a burgeoning at the Fish and Gear Locker. growth of the B. Strickland was selected Non- strength, increased beyond that deficit and the Saturday, May 15, the following Rated Sailor of the Month. of President Ford by three primary federal bureaucracy, and what he events are scheduled: of U.S. defensive Asistores works at the Print victories on Tuesday, has exceeded called the erosion --The Naval Air Station will hold Panama Canal Shop and Strickland is assigned his own predictions. strength and the an open house with a static display to the Women's Enlisted Quarters. "I believe it is possible to giveaway. of various aircraft. Times and Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Friday, May 7, 1976

: --' I IF. WEEKEND YARD SALES KINDERGARTEN ENROLLMENT There-will be a yard sale at the W.T. Sampson Elementary School entrance to Center Bargo tomorrow will have a "Kindergarten Roundup" from 10 a.m. to noon. It will con- (pre-registration and orientation) sist mainly of women's and girl's for parents of kindergarten students Community clothing. Maximum price will be next year, on May 27 at 3:15 p.m. 751. Many other misc. items are in- in the Multi-purpose room of the cluded. Elementary School. To be enrolled a youngster must be 5 years old on Bulletin Another yard sale will be at 45B or before December 31, 1976. Please West Bargo . Items available are bring a birth certificate, etc., to curtains, coffeepot, horseshoes, confirm age. If you have children boys clothing, and plants. Hours eligible for our kindergarten for Board are 9 a.m, to 2 p.m. tomorrow, SY 76-77 you will not want to miss this meeting. There will be a two-family yard sale tomorrow at GP 8D from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Household items, cloth- MARINE CORPS EXCHANGE ing , toys and other items.will be available, JOB OPENINGS MEETINGS YACHT CLUB ACTIVITIES A yard sale at Center Bargo, Sat- The Marine Corps Exchange has an The Yacht Club will hold a clean urday from 1 p,m, immediate opening for two sales TOTAY to 4 p.m, will be up day on Saturday at 9 p.m. Sunday held. clerks. Interested personnel may is "Family Day" for the club. For apply at the Marine Corps Exchange THE Warehouse, or for more informa- SOCIALIZERS CLUB will be play- more information call Jo Ann Good A yard sale on Saturday will be tion call 951170. ing cards, dominoes, rummy, royal at 951268. held at 1156 CB from 1 to 4 p.m. picino, and bonko from 7-12 p.m. A yard sale on Saturday will be ARTICLE ON GITMO AVAILABLE MOTHER'S DAY ROSE ON SALE LAMAZE CHILD BIRTH CLASSES held at 1202 B Center Bargo from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Clothing, household The base library The next session of the Lamaze now has copies AT NAVY EXCHANGE items will be available, of an article written by one of child birth classes will begin the news media men during his re- Thursday, May 13 at 7p.m. at the The Navy Exchange has received a A two family yard sale will be cent visit to Gitmo. shipment of satin long stemmed roves Hospital classroom. Anyone who held Saturday at 1260 A and B on just in time for Mother's Day. wishes more information call Judy Sixth Street Villamar from 9 a.m. Don't forget mother's special day. Hamilton at 85339 AT. to 2 p.m. For more information TENNIS Supply is limited. So hurry, call 95389. TOURNAMENT SLATED CPO'S INVITED TO LUNCHEON There will be a yard sale Satur- Special Services will host a TIE-DYE CLASS TO BEGIN All Naval Station master, senior, day from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 705D Tennis Tournament on Saturday May 15, Villamar (Sixth St.). Mens, womens, and Sunday May 16. The starting time The Caribbean Arts and Crafts As- and chief petty officers are invi- boys, and girls clothes; books, for each day will be 9 a.m. For sociation is sponsoring a tie-dye ted to attend a luncheon with the toys, comics, aquariums, and other furtherinformation or to register class and a batik class to begin May commanding officer on Friday, May household items will be available. call 11 and May 13 respectively. All 14. A cash bar will open at 11:30 Special rvices at 951160. supplies will be provided. For more a.m. with lunch at 12 p.m. The information contact Angela Johnstone luncheon will be held. in the CPO A yard sale will be held Saturday C)MO POOLS TO REMAIN OPEN at 95450 after working hours. dining room. In order to plan the from 10 a.m. to noon at Granadillo The COMO Pools will remain food preparation, reservations for Point, 13C. Baby clothes, toddler open until the luncheon must be made by con- clothes, and other items will be further notice, due to the CIVIC COUNCIL TO MEET tacting the Career Counselor's available. fact that the grout required for Office at 85575 NLT Wednesday, May repairs has been delayed, The Civic Council will meet at 7:30 12, p.m. on Wednesday, at the Arts and SCUBA CLASS STARTING Crafts Workshop. The public is ADVANCED CERAMIC PAINT' cordially invited to attend. PRACTICE BOMBING AND STRAFING A basic scuba class will begin on Thursday, May 13. Anyone inter- CLASSES TO BEGIN Practice bombing and strafing will ested should be at the E.M. pool SWAP SHELF AT LIBRARY be conducted on the Hicacal Target at 6 p.m. Tuesday, May 11, with Special Services is offering advanc- from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. today. swim gear and writing material. ed ceramic painting classes to begin Did you know that the Naval Sta- For your safety, the Conde and For further information contact the week of May 11. There will be a tion Library, located at the corn- Hicacal beach areas between Saint Tim Pierce at 98198 AT. morning and evening class. The fee er of Bay Hill Road and Sherman Ave, Nicolas and Caracoles Points, and is $9. For more information or to has a paperback swap section of the all of the upper bay north of register library? A person may bring books call Marion McGuire at 951* Caracoles and Granadillo Points and trade them for any of a wide will be off limits. For further of books available. There POLISH THE ROCKr PARTY variety information contact the Special are currently over 800 books on the Services Marina, ComNavBase duty The Fil-Am Club will have a pot swap shelves for your selection. officer or Base Police. luck/polish the rock party and tools needed for the occasion. Polish the rock will start at 1 p.m. and last to "GODSPELL" TICKETS AVAILABLE CRESCENDOS TO PERFORM 5 p.m. Eats and fun will be provid- Navy Relief helps ed afterwards. Advance reservations may still be AT CPO CLUB TOMORROW made for the Guantanamo Bay Little you help a friend Theatre's production of "Godspell" by The group, Jimmy Hutcherson and DEN LEADERS WILL MEET calling 952250 or 951019. A booth the Crescendos will perform Satur- When you hear it's Navy Relief will be set up in front of the Navy day at the CPO Club from 9 p.m. to There will be a den leaders fund raising time again, do you Exchange this Saturday, May 8, for 1 a.m. meeting at 1215 Center Bargo to- convenience in picking up reser- morrow starting at 7:30 p.m. For think about how much you can give, or do you groan because someone vations and buying tickets. Any more information call Lynda Hol- wants to take some of your money? tickets paid for by May 8 will be NEW COURSE AT ODU lingsworth at 951027. If you are the giving person, reduced 50q. The rock musical, congratulations. But, if you which features 10 singers, will be Old Dominion University announces SPECIAL SERVICES are the groaner, take a few seconds presented May 13-16 at 8 o.m. at the a special course, "Criminology 315". and discover what Navy Relief elementary school amphitheater. Reg- This is a three credit course which HOSTING TOURNAMENTS could do for you or one of your ular admission price at the door the includes the study of crime, crim- friends. performance will be $2.50 inals, and society's response to Special Services will host a nights of In 1974, 61 Gitmo residents for adults and $2 for children 12 them. The course will be taught by billiards and table tennis tourna- called upon Navy Relief for help years or younger. Reservations for Dr. Leonard Dobrin. Registration ment on Saturday. Also on Sunday because of death in the family, be made after May 8, dates are, at the Windward Library there will be a dominoes, checkers seats may still sickness or some other emergency. reduction in price will be May 15, 10 a.m. to noon, and May 17 and chess tournament. These list- but no In 1975, 52 local residents available. at the Leeward Library from 1 to ed events will be held at Gold Hill were given a total of $12,255 in 3 p.m. Tuition must be paid at the Barracks in "C" Complex. The start- loans or gratuities for emergencies. time of registration. Those indi- ing time for each day will 9 a.m. U.S. NAVAL GUANTANAMO BAY, When you refuse to give to Navy .CUBA viduals who are eligible for tuit- For further information or to Relief, it's just as though a ion aid must pay $19.50. Those who register call Special Services at friend asked for help and you are not eligible for tuition aid 951160. turned your back on him or must pay $78. The classes will be- her. ug' Navy Relief provides financial gin June 21, and end July 2. The FENCE LINE TOUR assistance, which could be an out- classes will meet Monday through right grant, a loan without inter- The Marine Barracks will conduct a Friday from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. est or a combination of the two. fence line tour this Saturday, at the W.T. Sampson High School. If you've never asked Navy seiStation Anyone wishing to participate in this S B for more information call Gale Relief for help, feel fortunate C-d, o-ndihg Officer Cherry at 99190. tour may call 95544 for reservations. you've never had an unexpected Busses will load passengers at 9a.m. emergency that found you short at the parking lot across from the LCdr. Michael Chery.Public Affairs Officer of money. But also feel thank- PH2 Dave Clarke.Photographer Telephone Exchange. J02 Deb alloway.Reporter NAVY EXCHANGE JOP OPENINGS ful that if you ever need Navy JOSA ClayW illia.Reporter Relief, it is there because people The Navy Exchange has several ASTROLOGY CLASSES cared. ThGuantanamoGzette is published according to the rules ad regulations for ship and station neapapers part-time sales clerk positions When your department's keyman will be held available within the retail store. Astrology classes asks for a donation, don't groan of the Naal Base publicaffasoficer.Printed starting Monday, May 10, from 7 p.m. five times weekly at govezmment expense on government Also, a clerk-typist is needed and turn away. Reach into your equipment, the opinions or statements sHem to 9 p.m. Each class will be 10 tht appear herein are not t ecntuda fi within the laundry, Hours are 7:30 pocket and be glad you could be cial or as reflecting the vie of CodavBase or the weeks long. For more information to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. helping a friend, or for that Department of the Navy. call Chris Sharp at 90263 AWH. For more information call 85348. matter yourself. Friday, May 7, 1976 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3

Mexican terrorists gun down six agents

MEXICO CITY (AP)--A terrorist furniture store in Mexico City, group, including a woman dressed in and relatives. black, shot and killed six secret Neither Vazquez Rana nor any of agents and a customs officer and his family was in the area at the wounded two other persons yesterday time of the attacks, the police in Mexico City, a police spokesman said. said. The absence of any family The police initially thought members dispelled initial beliefs there were two groups striking that the slayings were the result simultaneously only blocks away, of a bungled kidnaping attempt. but later said it was apparently The terrorist action was the a single group. bloodiest since April 25, 1975, The spokesman said at least when guerrillas killed eight i4-A M7 1111, four terrorists strolled into a policemen and three civilians small restaurant in northern in a Mexico City bank robbery. Mexico City and opened fire with Yesterday's attack was similar automatic weapons and pistols on to one last August when a hand- six secret agents. ful of terrorists killed three All six were killed and a waiter price inspectors and three police- was seriously wounded, the police men at a restaurant near the YARD OF THE MONTH AWARD--The Civic Council's Yard of the Month Award for spokesman said. Mexico City Airport. was no immediate indication May was 'presented to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Aliff Wednesday. The Aliffs liv a The terrorists fled in a car There dozen guerrilla at 541A Villamar. The yard was chosen Tuesday by Commander Kinnison Thom as, past an outdoor juice stand four which of Mexico's for yester- Paula Kramer and Art Riccio. They selected a house in Center Bargo as th e blocks away where uniformed customs groups was responsible Eyesore of the Month. officials were standing. Gunfire day's slayings. The 23rd of from the car killed one of the September, the nation's most officials and wounded another. notorious guerrilla group, has Neither officer apparently was claimed responsibility for most of aware of the attack moments the dozens of bank robberies, earlier down the street. kidnapings and bombings that have The six agents killed at the taken place in Mexico in the last Senators probe military meat purchases restaurant were bodyguards for three years. members of a family of influential The group takes its name from the businessmen. The agents were date of .a raid on an army barracks WASHINGTON (AP)--Defense Depart- free meat, an air conditioner, a assigned to guard Olegario in the northern state of Chihuahua ment inspectors sometimes received freezer coat, free trips, free Vazquez Rana, owner of a large several years ago. sexual favors, cash payments and services from prostitutes and free trips in return for approving weekly cash payments," Anderson Pentagon purchases of almost a reported. million pounds of substandard beef He said investigators traced for servicemen, columnist Jack some bad meat to foreign sources, Anderson reported yesterday. "possibly Nicaragua and Mexico." More delays await Americans in Saigon Anderson said previously reported In response to complaints from purchases of bad meat now have been Chiles, the Pentagon announced foreign newsmen. The correspondent detailed by investigators for last February that it is looking BANGKOK (AP)-Another American of the Japanese Kyodo News Service Sen. Lawton Chiles, D-Fla., and into the possibility that fraud flew out of South Vietnam yesterday his family are expected to Lowell Weicker, R-Conn., leaders and bribery have been involved but indicated that the remaining and in Bangkok any day. of a Senate probe of military in the purchase of beef for the U.S. citizens in Saigon would prob- arrive other two remaining non- meat-buying practices. armed services. ably not be coming out in the near The journalists are one Some inspectors approved purchase Last July, Chiles said a 64,000- future as some reports have recent- Communist Frances Starner of of substandard beef by merely look- pound beef shipment purchased by ly stated. American, Pacific News Service, and the ing at the outside of meat packages the Navy was found at the Norfolk, L.D. Judson, a portly, partially- representative of the French while other inspectors played Va., naval station tainted with blind man in his 50s, said at news agency (AFP). cards and ignored the packages "flies, hair, bits of hide and Bangkok's airport that there had Other foreign news agencies altogether, Anderson said. pieces of metal." He reported been no move by authorities to still in Saigon have been staffed "In return, the meat inspectors finding another substandard meat send the almost 40 Americans out of by local employes. allegedly received gifts, cash and shipment at the Jacksonville, Fla., the country. to talk ,sexual favors. The booty included naval supply station. Judson was reluctant about the current situation in There has been speculation recent- Saigon, saying, "I don't want to ly that the anticipated central- say anything because everytime ization of all political power in someone comes out and talks it Hanoi would be accompanied by makes it more difficult for those the departure of foreigners from in Saigon." Sadat com emitted to Western economics the South Vietnamese capital. back Judson, whose eyesight is problems, CAIRO (AP)--Egypt is about to All foreign news agencies have affected by cataract to South Vietnam in commit itself for the first time reportedly been told to cease said he came this week, has spent most of his to a package of Western-inspired operation by the end of May 1966 and as a center there since, working for the changes in its socialist economy while Hanoi continues time collection, which Company. He tried to that may have far-reaching polit- for foreign news Philco Ford the American ical consequences for the regime is expected to increase in get out of Saigon on the April, but of President Anwar Sadat, inform- future. evacuation last said the American ed sources say. The Japanese Broadcasting Corpor- he needed money and would not cash his check. The changes, drawn up by the ation (NHK) bureau in Bangkok said embassy not say why he needed money International Monetary Fund (IMF) its Saigon correspondent, Norio He did to leave the country, since evac- with the support of the United Shimamura, left South Vietnam flights were free. States, are designed to alleviate Wednesday describing the order to uation Egypt's horrendous balance of payments problems and reduce state control over the economy. This in turn should attract opportunities large-scale foreign investment to Job rebuild Egypt's economy after four wars with Israel in 25 years. U.S. CITIZEN JOB VACANCIES But they may also create inter- as nal problems for the regime ANNOUNCEMENT POSITION AND GRADE SALARY CLOSING prices are freed from government 10-089-75 Sheet Metal Mechanic, WG-10------$6.18ph Open 6 controls. 10-404-75 Equipment Specialist, GS-7------$11,04 pa Open Egyptian The sources said the 10-535-76 Cable Splicer (Communications), ANWAR SADAT commitment, in the form of a 8ph Open WG-10------$6.1 6 letter of intent to the IMF, 10-574-76 Work Control Assistant, GS-7------$$11,04 pa Open Italian leader arrested was expected to be approved 15-014-76 Office Appliance Repairer, WG-9------$5.94ph 10 May entail 6 2 around May 16. It will 30-016-76 Systems Accountant, GS-11------$1 , 55pa Open the implementation of specific 30-030-76 GS-12------$19,386pa Open on conspiracy charge Accountant, 6 2 measures spread out over the coming 40-001-76 Electronics Technician, GS-11------$1 , 55pa 24 May May ROME (AP)--The leader of the 12 months. 05-345-76 Cash Clerk (Typing), GS-3 (part time)--$7,102pa 14 right-wing faction of Italy's Cen- "They have been applying controls 35-022-76 Personnel Clerk (Typing), GS-4------$7.976pa 14 May trist Liberal Party and his assis- to direct the economy in ways that GS-3 leading to GS-4------$7.102pa 14 May tant were arrested yesterday on it would not normally go," said one 30-033-76 Accounts Maintenance Clerk, GS-4------$7,976pa 14 May charges of conspiracy against the Western analyst. "Pricing policy, state. in a broad sense, must make it less APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR THE FOLLOWING PERMANENT REGISTERS: Police said the two belonged to necessary for there to be controls. a group that had planned to kidnap There must also be some inflation 10-308-75 Telephone Operator, GS-2------$6,296pa Open President Giovanni Leone in August curbs, such as debt ceilings." 20-015-75 Clerk Typist, GS-3------$7,102pa Open 1974. The process will be painful and 30-037-75 Accounts Maintenance Clerk, GS-3------$7,102pa Open Eduardo Sauk, a former ambas- risky, but the gains could be 45-085-75 Store Worker (Intermittent), WG-4------$4.73ph Open sador, and his assistant, Luigi extensive, the sources said. "There 94-001-75 Library Aid (Intermittent), GS-2------$6,296pa Open Cavallo, were taken to Rome's Re- will be a great deal of short-term made at the Consolidated gina Coeli (Queen of Heaven) prison grief," U.S. Treasury Secretary Applications for the above position may be by the antiterrorist squad. William Simon predicted. Civilian Personnel Office. Page 4 Guantanamo Gazette Friday, May 7, 1976 Britain and China agree on many issues Schorr speaks out on CIA activities TOKYO (AP)--British Foreign the relations between our two Secretary Anthony Crosland said countries." yesterday Britain and China are in Crosland arrived in Peking agreement on "many points" to Monday. of correspondents help strengthen cooperation between WASHINGTON (AP)--Suspended the two countries, a Peking broad- CBS cast reported. reporter Daniel Schorr said Crosland made the statement at Arsenal workers yesterday that journalists who worked overseas for the U.S. a banquet he hosted in Peking, the Central Intelligence Agency did official Hsinhua News Agency AMERICAN LEAGUE: so reported only with the acquiescence or said in a broadcast monitored injured Minnesota - Detroit (postponed) in Tokyo. New York 4, California 2 approval of their bosses. Schorr said those now calling The British foreign secretary by Army nerve gas for disclosure of the reporters' told the banquet that he discussed NATIONAL LEAGUE: names should instead demand an with his Chinese counterpart New York 4, Cincinnati 2 DENVER, Colorado (AP)--U.S. Army explanation from the newspaper and Chiao Kuan-Hua international and Los Angeles-Chicago (postponed) research shows that scores of broadcast executives who bilateral issues and "I found them Pittsburgh 3, San Francisco 0 assigned Rocky Mountain Arsenal employes have their employes to specific countr- friendly, frank and constructive. San Diego 4, Montreal 1 experienced abnormal brain wave ies at the request of the CIA. We are in agreement on many points. St. Louis 5, Atlanta 4 patterns after being accidentally "Why "I believe that we have laid are they picking on employ- exposed to nerve gas, the Rocky es and not employers who made the foundations for increasing NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION: it Mountain News reported yesterday. possible?" cooperation between our two Boston 111, Cleveland[99 Schorr said in a speech The News said a report on the before a joint meeting countries in the future." (Celtics lead series, 1-0) of the Army research contends the "long- Newspaper Guild Hsinhua quoted Chiao Kuan-Hua AMERICAN BASKETBALL ASSOCIATIONs and before the term neurophysiological changes" Graphic Arts International as saying in his banquet speech New York 117, Denver 111 Union. may have triggered psychiatric Schorr said calling that "it is naturally impossible Nets lead series, 2-1 for dis- problems in arsenal workers. closure of the reporters' names for our two countries to hold The Denver newspaper said it misses the point. identical views on all questions, NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE: obtained a portion of the report, but through these friendly talks Montreal 5, New York 2 "It is not the issue," he said. which it said will be released p and contact, we have gained a (Canadiens clinch series, 4-1) "It is a red herring that serves later this year. Philadelphia the bosses well." deeper understanding of each other's 6, Boston 3 The report details a comparison CBS anchorman Walter position and views and a clearer (Flyers clinch series, 4-1) Cronkite of 79 arsenal workers, all of and a number of other journalists appreciation of common points whom were victims of nerve gas have said the CIA between our two sides." should disclose accidents, with 38 average the identities of the reporters Chiao Kuan-Hua said the current workers, the News said. to remove any possible taint from visit to China by Crosland "is a There was no immediate Army Report from Cuba journalists who have never had new contribution to developing comment of the newspaper report. a connection with the CIA. links CIA with Schorr said most who did work for the CIA were recruited during the cold war years of the 1950s Kennedy murder and "are now being pilloried for their patriotism." He said some reporters were MEXICO CITY (AP)--A participant assisted by the CIA in getting SAIDAD in the Bay of Pigs invasion by hired in the first place and then Cuban exiles 15 years ago says the transferred overseas under agree- Central Intelligence Agency killed ments between the agency and news President John F. Kennedy, the executives. official Cuban news agency Prensa Schorr was suspended by CBS after Latina reported yesterday. the House Ethics Committee All ads will be run one time Sunfish sail boat, orange and yell- began Prensa Latina said the accusation an inquiry into the leak only. You must submit your ad each ow with cradle and cover. Call of the was made in the Cuban magazine House Intelligence Committee' time you want it to be printed. Ads 952293 AT. s "Bohemia" by Carlos final report. Schorr may be submitted by calling 951144 Rivero Collado. obtained "Rivero includes pieces of a a copy of the report and turned it or by dropping them in one of the Maternity clothes, 14 pieces all, conversation that took place toward over to the Village Voice for drop boxes. Ads which discriminate like new, size M, $2Q; carpet the end of 1962 between Allen Dulles, publication of the full text. on the basis of race, sex, creed, padding $4; woman's bike, $15; photo who was forced by Kennedy to resign color or national origin will not holders, $1 each. Call 96198. be accepted. as director of the CIA in September 1961, and Richard M. Bissell, Microscope, 150x750 power with dis- who Byrd charges also had just been expelled from secting kit and mechanical table, that organization," 0 $50; GAF 126 instamatic camera, $12; Prensa Latina said Kissinger raised for sale size 9 Sahara light grey bowling in a Havana datelined story received shoes worn three times,$5, Call in Mexico City. 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