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WEATHER WATER FAIR Charlie * 86/72 0$1 zvt-t U. S. NAVAL BASE, GUANTANAMO BAY, CUBA Phone 9-5247 Monday Date March 27, 1967 Radio (1340) TV (Ch. 8) Tanker Oil Tito Accuses US Fouls Beaches Of Genocide In VN LAND'S END,ENGLAND (AP) THEOf G n cdInV GIANT AMERICAN-OWNED tanker, Torrey Canyon, broke her back PRISTINE, YUGOSLAVIA CAP)CBy Boris Boskovic) PRESIDENT TITO in high seas last night on the ACCUSED the United States yesterday of genocide in Vietnam, and Seven Stones rocks and poured said "we cannot be indifferent when tremendous mass of people out still more oil toward al- is being exterminated." ready befouled channel beaches. Speaking at a rally of 100,000 persons, Tito also turned his A Royal Navy pilot who flew sights on internal enemies and overthe ship said salvage tugs GiftstoHeartFund warned intellectuals they will had cast adrift from the Torrey Support 20,000 Studies not be permitted "to trouble Canyon and her remaining car- our working people." go--estimated at about 80,000 Heart Fund dollars are The Communist leader claimed tons--was pouring out into the used to fight diseases of the 86 percent of the casualties sea. heart and circulation, re- in Vietnam were civilians and "My part willsguessbe threis ntoorthat sponsibleneither for more than 54 that this proved it was "a war part will be there tomorrowhumanity. morning--they will both have ,WItr per cent of all The people of South Vietnam, sunk." 4'_ deathsandaf- he said, sought to overthrow The Torrey Canyon's bow and flicking more an unpopular regime and the stern had been steadily sinking government called onthe United throughout the day. At the States to suppress the people. same time the reef,seven miles 000 "if force should win there off the southwest tip of Eng- cans. today," Tito declared, "then land, forced the midships up- Since Giftto1949 Heartear FudTwrne Fund catelectalwe can they expect deman it to happen to- ward, twisting the 61,263-ton dollars have financed more morrow in some other place." ship into a huge arc. On the domestic scene, Tito Heavy seas battered the hulk than20,00medicalresearch assailed a group of intellec- throughout the day. Waves studies,eachaddingtoman's tuaIs in Croatia, who had is- poured down her funnel on the understanding of the heart sued a public demand that the afterWinerdfc deck. oek hn.0mie and circulation. They also Croatian language be declared Winds of more than 30 milesSerbian. The an hour were pushing the huge support your Heart Associa- two languages are almost lake of oil which had been tion's education and commu- identical. fanning out from (Cont'd pg 2) nity heart programs. They complained that the Croatian was being suppressed and Serbian established as a "state" oantuaen HHHiii~ Eii~~ei 1l~ur separatist" and "aknife in GENEVA (AP) VICE PRESIDENT HUBERT H. HUMPHREY arrived here the back of brotherhood and early today from Washington on a two-week European swing. He unity." will try to mend some frazzled relations--notably those with "We Communists were deeply French President Charles de Gaulle. involved in everyday problems," The chief American delegates at the disarmament and Kennedy he said, "but from now on they Round Table talks were among a welcoming crowd of U.S. diplo- will feel us." mats. He said those responsible In an airport departure statement, in Washington, Humphrey the public declaration, which stressed that his mission to six nations was ordered by Presi- stirred widespread interest, dent Johnson and said he would discuss, with European leaders, were remnants of old prewar matterss and policies which affect the security and well-being regimes "who raised their *of the Atlantic nations and of other nations in the world." heads, wishing to destroy our Humphrey said he hopes to "reinforce the bonds of respect , brotherhoon and unity, to de- of common heritage, and of common interest which have for so stroy Socialism. long held us together." (Cont'd on page 2) "Many of these (Cont'd pg 2) PAGE 2 MONDAY, MARCH 27, 1967 GITMO GAZETTE YUGOSLAVIA (Cont'd from page 1)prewarenemies WASHINGTON (AP) (By Lewis Bulick) Prelimin- have been re-educated, he said "but there are ARY ESTIMATES INDICATED yesterday that setbacks some whom onlythe grave can re-educate. in two major Latin American countries cut the "We will not permit them to trouble our area's over-all economic growth in 1966 to working people, we cannot permit that a few less than half the Alliance-For-Progress tar- dozens trouble the peace by sowing dissension. get rate. We will not permit it." In making the figures available, the U.S. officials voiced pleasure over another aspect GENEVA (Cont'd from page 1) Humphrey said he of the 1966 showing: ten of the 18 nations is "ready to explain and ready to listen." listed surpassed the Alliance's goal. In addition to de Gaulle, the Vice President The 6-year-old Alliance-For-Progress, the will talk with British Prime Minister Harold program for Latin American economic develop- Wilson and West German Chancellor Kurt Georg ment and reforms, calls for a rise of 2.5 per Kiesinger in his eight-city visit. cent per year in the average income per person The principal highlight of the Vice Presi- in each country. dent's whirlwind trip is expected to be along, The preliminary estimates for 1966 place the serious session with de Gaulle on April 7. The combined income increase per capita in Latin tall Frenchman strongly opposes U.S. policies America at 1.1 per cent. Mainly lowering the in Vietnam and seeks to diminish the American average were. role in Europe. --Brazil, where 1966 crop failures held per person income rise to only 0.4 per cent. LAND'S END (Cont'd from page 1) the Torrey --Argentina, where inflation-depression eco- Canyon for the past nine days onto the beaches nomic troubles dropped per capita income in of Cornwall and up the English Channel. 1966 2.5 per cent below the previous year. Prime Minister Harold Wilson anxiously ex- Without these two big components pulling amined the tanker from a helicopter as he flew down the average, the over-all progress in from his Scilly Isles vacation retreat to an 1966 would have hit the 2.5 per cent target. emergency councilat Culdrons Naval Air Station. The star performer last year was Panama, per He met with five ministers and the govern- person income up 3.7 per cent. Two of the ment's chief scientific adviser, Sir Solly larger countries--Mexico and Chile--eachscored Zuckerman,to study means of preventing further 3.3 per cent gains. Advances of 3.0 per cent fouling of the Cornish beaches. were estimated for Bolivia, Guatemala, Hondu- ras and Peru. VATICAN CITY (AP) (By T.M. Bolton) AN ITAL- Latin America's fast population growth con- IAN GROUP favoring birth control and divorce, tinued as the single heaviest factor against both banned by the Roman Catholic Church, dem- a better per person income showing. With the onstrated yesterday amid the hugh throng of area's yearly population rise of nearly 3 per Romans and tourists at the Easter Mass of Pope cent, economies must expand by 5.5 per cent to Paul VI. meet the Alliance-For-Progress target date. Some spectators, including priests, tried to wrench the banners from their hands. Police CAPE KENNEDY, FLA. (AP)(By Howard Benedict) hustled the 30 demonstrators out of the crowd DESPITE THE APOLLO I accident, astronauts may of a quarter million persons thronging St. Pe- go ahead with a plan to delibertly start a ters square. There were no arrests. "controled fire" in space in America's first The demonstrators favoring birth control and "orbiting workshop." divorce, both lively issues now in Italy, ga- The first three-man workshop,a space station thered toward the front of the immense crowd the size of a small ranch house, had been in the square, within sight of the central scheduled for launching next year, but will be loggia of the Basilica where the Pope went delayed several months because of the Apollo after saying outdoor Mass. fire. They held up large banners with paper cover- One of several engineering experiments plan- ings which read "Happy Easter" and "Long live ned on the 30-day mission is to determine the the Pope." flammibility and combustion rate of various But when Pope Paul appeared on the loggia materials in weightless space. the group ripped off the paper coverings. Re- The text also would evaluate the effective- vealing such slogans as: "Yes to the pill;" ness of different extinguishing agents. "Birth control;" "Fewer children; less famine" On January 27, the day before the three and "Five million Italians want a family with- Apollo I astronauts died in a launch pad mis- out hypocrisy and cruelty." hap at Cape Kennedy, plans for the first or- There was a brief flurry as some tried to biting workshop were outlined for newsmen by tear the banners down. Dr. George E. Mueller, the National Aeronau- A plainclothes Italian policeman said after- tics and Space Administration's associate ad- ward: "Today is Easter. We don't want such ministrator for manned flight in space. antics today in the midst of a festive crowd." The fire would be ignited in a thick cylin- drical combustion chamber mounted on the wall SAIGON (AP) U.S. AIR FORCE PILOTS shot down of the two-story workshop. a Communist MIG 17 Easter Sunday only 23 miles Mueller said the fire experiment "is to find west of Hanoi during raids on a North Viet- out what happens to the flammability of mater- namese Army supply depot, U.S.