WASHINGTON (AP)--The State Department has. described as an "unfortunate development" the recognition of Cuba by three Caribbean area members of the Organization of American States. Observers said the recognition, announced Tuesday in Ottawa and in Hav- Cuba ana, appears to further the erosion of the OAS embargo on the Communist island.

The three member nations, Trinidad, Jamaica, and Barbados, where joined Recognized by in establishing ties with Cuba by Guyana, which is not an 0AS state. There are now six OAS states which do not comply with the Cuba embargo, which was imposed after the Fidel Castro regime was found guilty of aggression against Venezuela. 3 OAS states; The other three are Mexico, Chile and Peru.

State Department spokesman Charles Bray said "it has been and remains our view that any change in the OAS sanctions should result from collect- U.S. unhappy ive action by the OAS member states after the organization has found the bases for those sanctions no longer ekist."

Thursday. Dec. 14. 1972

The 6.69 per cent pay raise for the armed forces, scheduled to go into effect Jan. 1, will' notbe affected by President Nixon's announcement Monday that he has ordered a freeze on government pay at the executive level until a new budget is sent to Congress in January. However, longevity pay and all promotions, both for officers and All systems go enlisted personnel and including promotions effected locally by commanding officers, have been suspended for pay raise until further notice. See Page 8 for new pay chart. Page 2--LATE NEWS ROUNDUP Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, December 14, 1972

No word on peace pact; GAZETTEER .a digest of late news Kissinger returns to U.S.

PARIS (AP)--Henry A. Kissinger and Le Duc Tho ended their crucial peace talks session yesterday without announcement of any agreement of ending the Vietnam War. WASHINGTON (AP)--William P. Clements Jr., a , Kissinger prepared to fly 'to Washington to report to Texas oilman, has been named by President Nixon to be President Nixon following a six-hour meeting with Tho. Deputy Secretary of Defense. Clements, 55, Chairman of the board of SEDCO, Inc., of Dallas, formerly known as Communist and other sources said major points of diff- the Southeastern Drilling Co., would succeed Kenneth erence still remain to be ironed out between the two top Rush, who has been moved from the Pentagon post to be negotiators. Deputy Secretary of State. Presidential Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler told At the Defense Department, Clements would be under newsmen in Washington the two delegates at the regular Elliot Richardson, who is leaving the Department of semipublic peace talks, William J. Porter of the United Health, Education and Welfare to become Secretary of States and Xuan Thuy of North Vietnam, would continue Defense. meeting periodically to discuss technical aspects of a possible future agreement. Richardson said in a statement that Clements "brings to the job great personal strength, integrity and man- Ziegler said Kissinger will confer with Nixon today agerial acumen." and will remain in communication with Tho. Any decision regarding further meetings of the two top negotiators would be made jointly by both sides through an exchange WASHINGTON (AP)--Citing a danger of "acute and chronic of messages, Ziegler added. toxicity" in high doses, the Food and Drug Administrat- The press spokesman would not say flatly that further ion yesterday moved to limit the strength of Vitamin A Paris talks are contemplated, but his language suggested and U products. that they are likely. The FDA said overdoses of Vitamin A can cause a wide range of complications, such as AnoreXia, growth retard- There was no immediate indication of the points of ation in children, drying and cracking skin, increased disagreement which led to renewed suspension of the pressure in the skull, pain, irritability and headache talks. Meanwhile, in Vietnam, U.S. bombers harassed several "The availability without prescription of these Vita- thousand fresh North Vietnamese troops and nearly 100 mins in high dosage levels contributes'significantiy to tanks yesterday their misuse and the occurrence of serious adverb e eff- as they headed ects," the agency said. Wat r status south along the Ho Chi Minh trail .NASHINGTON (AP)--The Nixon administration is planning Figures for Wednesday, Dec. 13 en route to South Vietnam or Laos, a major effort to try to reduce sharply rising food prices, including increasing productivity in the indus- WATER-- PRfDUICE 1,701,000 U.S. sources try, Secretary of Commerce Peter G. Peterson said yester- 1,379,000 said. The Ho Chi WATER-CONSUMED: day. WATPO Minh trail is al- GAIN 322,000 Peterson, who heads the government's productivity WATERIN SToRAGE:. 18,994,000 ways at its bus- iest during the through increased efficiency and output per man hour is dry season. one of the most promising areas in keeping food prices down.

Stateside Temperatures NW Guantanamo ITW Gazette Clear -3 Anchorage neT Ad.LUoB.McTudSn emphambU ar Albuerqurque Snow 25 Local Forecast Orlando Clear 86 Mostly clear becoming partly Boston Clear 35 JO2 Steve Vt gg. . . . E t cloudy late in the period, S h t. .A sa A diSor Clear 10 Cp Joh . .i . - dnt nE Chicago returning to mostly clear 18 .i. . . . . Spor Editor Denver Snow after sunset. Visibility 69 unre- Clear stricted. Winds N 5 knots Miami Rain 77 is lishd aweate to the .1.ean becoming E 10-15 knots with New Orleans Clear 70 gusts ,to 27 knots during the S .mm adiSS u~erthe dieion t ,sset,. aSei. New York Cloudy 41 affeheS atifr t i wnedfw as. mkatger a afternoon, returning to N 5 Snow 22 St. Louis knots after sunset. High today San Francisco Cloudy 51 86. Low tonight 72. Bay condi- Clear 53 tions 1-2 feet except 3-5 feet I during the day. High tide 1521. Low tide 2156. Thursday, December 14, 1972 Guantanamo Gazette LOCAL NEWS--Page 3 Guantanamo Gazette LOCAL NEWS--Page 3 LOCAL BRIEFS

*bingo The Naval Base Civic Council announces that the regular Monday night Bingo at Morin Center will resume on Monday, January 8th. The Civic.Council wishes everyone in Guantanamo "Happy Holidays." *baby course A Mother and Baby Care Course will be offered at the Naval Hospital by Mrs. Schriefer, a Red Cross volunteer, starting Wednesday 17 January 1973. The course, which consists of dTscussion, films, pamphlets and a tour of the labor and delivery area, will continue for 6 weeks. Class time will be 7 to 9 p.m. Call 7710 or 7438 to register. 41 menu change Old battle report given museum The Flagship Mess regrets that due to the delay in ship- The battle report from the Spanish-American War i.n 1898 ment, the Steamship Round of has been donated to the Naval Base Museum and can be view- Beef scheduled for Family ed.there. Personnel taking part in the ceremonies from Night on Sunday, 17 December left to right are: H.M. Cook-Museum Director, R.C. Rich- has not arrived in Gitmo. ardson-Naval Base Civic Council Mayor, Capt. Alford-C.0 However delicious Oven Roast NAVSTA, Senior Chief, Eberlin -Senior Enlisted Advisor. Beef will be substituted. Well done., Medium, and Rare Roast will be available for your choice. Brush fire at Radio Range *children's party A brush fire started at Rad- The fire was finally con- On Sunday, December 17th, io Range Tuesday approximately tained Unly after 8 to 10 the Yacht Club will hold the 2:55. acres of land were destroyed. annual Children's Christmas The fire started at the Ra- Fire Chief Hayes wishes to Party. It will be held from dio Range incinerator and extend a "well done to the 2/8 2 to 4p.m.at the Yacht Club spread quickly toward Camp Marines." patio. Bulkley. Assisting the fire There will be refreshments burning were 25 to 30 knot for the children, and all chil- winds -causing the fire to dren of Yacht Club Members are spread rapidly because of the Christmas lighting invited. Santa Claus will be dry condTtTons. arriving by Pontoon Boat and he will distribute gifts to All available fire equip- set for tonight the children. As in the past, ment was pressed into service. Guantanamo's community Chri- gifts should be wrapped and The fire company had to pull stmas tree, across from the have the name firmly attached back to Camp Bulkley to pro- Navy Exchange, will be light- to the package. tect the Ammo Storage Area ed approximately 7:30 tonight, which the fire was traveling After the lighting the pup- Reservations are required. toward. lic is invited to sing Christ- Please call Louis Pola, 90192, With the fine support of the rnas carols. Leading the carol Barbara Romick, 98162, Denise 2/8 Marines, with shovels and will be Vincent Corbisiero. Boland, 85285, or Mary Courval, back firing, the fire fighters 99118 for reservations prior set up a final line of defense to 14 December. at the base of Camp Bulkley. PAGE FOUR-.;ENTERTAINMERY Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, December 14. 1972 Sparkling 8 l

Week of 15 - 21 December 10:30 Music & Spoken Word 4:30 Santa Reads Letters 11:00 Christophers & Sacred 5:30 Julia Heart 5:55 Notes of Interest & F 4:30 On Campus 11:30 This is the Life Movie Schedule R 5:00 Big Picture 12:00 Sports 6:00 Panorama I 5:30 Acid: Armed Forces 5:55 Notes of Interest & 6:30 Flip Wilson D Special Movie Schedule Guest: Johnny Mathis A 5:55 Notes of Interest & 6:00 News Brief 7:30 Virginian Y Movie Schedule 6:05 Mr Ed "The Stranger" 6:00 Panorama 6:30 Lock Up 8:55 Notes of Interest 6:30 Alternatives 7:00 Bonanza 9:00 Marcus Welby "Parents" "Search in Limbo" "It is so Soon" 7:00 High Chaparral 8:00 Dean Martin 10:00 10th Hour News "Mi Casa, Su Casa" Guest: Glen Campbell 10:10 Arnie 8:00 Bob Hope Special 8:55 Notes of Interest "Second Honeymoon" 8:55 Notes of Interest 9:00 Mission Impossible 10:30 Movie: Because They 9:00 Ironside "Double Dead" Are Young. Dick "Murder Impromptu" 10:00 News Brief Clark 10:00 10th Hour News 10:05 Movie: The Sorcerers 10:10 Alias Smith & Jones Boris Karloff 4:30 Marvel Toons "The Day They Hanged 5:00 Wild Kingdom Kid Curry" 4:30 Santa Clause reads 5:30 As it Happened 11:30 Movie: Dragonwycke kiddie letters 5:55 Notes of Interest & Vincent Price 5:30 Johnny Mann Movie Schedule 5:55 Notes of Interest & 6:00 Panorama S 9:30 Sesame Street Movie Schedule 6:30 Room 222 A 10:30 Cartoons 6:00 Panorama "The New Boy" T 11:00 Whacky Professor 6:30 Route 66 7:00 Gunsmoke U (Guantanamo Original) "1800 Days to Justice" "9:12 to Dodge" R 11:30 College Football 7:30 Name of the Game 8:00 Glen Campbell D 2:00 Pro Bowlers "Keep the Doctor Away" Guest: John Byner A 3:00 Animal World 8:55 Notes of Interest 8:55 Notes of Interest Y "The Mexican Grizzly" 9:00 Andy Williams 9:00 Mod Squad 3:30 Roller Derby 10:00 10th Hour News "Outside Position" N.Y. v San Francisco 10:10 Monday Night Football 10:00 10th Hour News 4:30 Flying Fisherman 10:10 All in the Family 5:00 Auto Racing 4:30 Santa Reads Letters 10:30 God Rest You Merry "National 500" 5:30 Beverly Hillbillies 11:30 Greatest Fights & 5:30 Mary Tyler Moore "Problem Bear" Boxing 5:55 Notes of Interest & 5:55 Notes of Interest & Movie Schedule Movie Schedule Holiday Weekday schedule for 6:00 News Brief 6:00 Panorama period from 18 Dec to I Jan: 6:05 National Geographic 6:30 Nanny & the Professor "Men of the Seren- "The Great Debate" Mon - Fri getti" 7:00 Bold Ones 12:00 Colonel Flyck 7:00 Walt Disney "The Glass Cage" 1:00 The Untouchables "Andrew's Raiders" 8:00 Carol Burnett 2:00 Wanted, Dead or Alive 8:00 Melba Moore & Clif- Guest: Debbie Reynolds 2:30 CBS Sports Spectacu- ton Davis with guest 8:55 Notes of Interest lar Cloris Leachman 9:00 David Frost Revue 3:30 Have Gun Will Travel 8:55 Notes of Interest Guest: Burt Reynolds 4:00 To Tell the Truth 9:00 Perry Mason 9:30 Lloyd Bridges 10:00 News Brief "To Walk with the Stars 10:05 Odyssey in Black 10:00 10th Hour News 10:30 Movie: Three Faces 10:10 Heart of Christmas of Eve. Joanne Wood- 10:30 Tonight Show ward, Lee J. Cobb Guest: Joe Flynn Use Water Wisely 12:00 Dick Cavett.,by popular Demand, Jack Paar returnsas Dick's guest for the second time. Thursday, December 14, 1972 Guantanamo Gazette Page 5--ENTERTAINMENT

SAT SUN MON TUES WED THU FRI Naval Station 1-22 2 3 4 5 6 7-21 McCalla Lyceum 8-21 1 2 3 4 5 6-22 Marine Barracks 9 8 1 2 3 4 5 Hospital 10 9 8 1 2 3 4 Camp BUlkely 11 10 9 8 1 2 3 Leeward Point 12-13 14 15 16 17 18 19-20 Cine Scene 1. BEN: Lee Harcourt Montgomery, Rosemary 9. SCROOGE: Albert Kinney, Alec Guinness. Murphy. The perspidacious rodent who turned Scrooge lives a shutin life compounded of his 13ack on Willard now directs an army 4,000 penury and old habit. Mean to his one clerk, strong in a virtual takeover of the neighbor- nasty to all children and demanding payment hood supermarket, health spa and candy fac- for loans even on Chritsmas Day. tory. Musical Color 113 Min G Suspense Horrot Color 95 Min PG 10. THE DEVIL AT FOUR O'CLOCK: Spencer Tra- 2. DAY OF WOLVES: Richard Egan, Martha Hyer. cy, Frank Sinatra. An eccentric iiiissionary Seven bearded men, strangers and known to each on French ruled island in the Pacific strug- other only by number, gather under the leader- gles to save leper colony from earthquake. ship of the "Brain", number one, and plan the Drama B&W -121 Min NRA perfect crime. 11. GET TO KNOW YOUR RABBIT: Tom Smothers, Drama Color 92 Min G Orson Welles. Young executive, tired of his 3. THE PROUD AND DAMNED: Chuck Connors, Aron mistress and job as marketing analysist, Kincaid. Four young Texans and their ex- takes a skid row hotel room and studies as a sergeant, Will, have wandered throughout Latin tap-dancing magician under Orson Welles. America as hired guns for several years after Comedy Color 92 Min R dropping out of the American Civil War. They 12. SAM HILL: Ernest Borgnine, Stephen Hu- stumble upon a vicious military dictator, who dis. During an election for sheriff, the offers them a choice: execution or their ser- local minister, a con man, dies of poison- vices. They elect the latter. ing. Western . Color 97 Min PG Western Color 96 Min NRA 4. BLACULA: William Marshall, Vonetta McGee. 13. DEEP END: John M. Brown, Jane Asher. "Blacila" is an African prince who made the Attendant at bath house and ladies' attend- mistake, back in 1815, of asking Dracula to ant switch sections to earn extra tips. sign a petition abolishing slavery and was Drama Color 91 Min R turned into a vampire for his trouble. Today 14. DEAD RUN: Peter Lawford, George Geret. he roams Watts and Los Angeles transforming a Professional pick-pocket steals attache case good percentage of the black population into from ,spies and finds top-secret papers. blood suckers like himself. Drama Color 97 Min R Horror Color 93 Min PG 15. COME BACK CHARLESTON BLTRI: Godfrey 5. COOL BREEZE: Thalmus Basulala, Raymond Cambridge, Raymond St. John. Black organi- St. Jacques. Chief among those who use women zation robs Mafia of heroin supply to cut are Rasulala as an impossible cool California the white man out of Harlem. hood breezing his way toward $3 million in 16. MELODY: Mark Lester, Tracy Hyde. Mark loot and disaster for most of his gang. Lester, 11, befriends tough and independent Adventure Drama Color 103 Min R classmate but then finds girl friend instead. 6. PORTNOY'S COMPLAINT: Richard Benjamin, Comedy Color 106 Min G Karen Black. Portnoy, Harvard law grad and 17. THE CANDIDATE: Robert Redford, Melvin minor human resources official, Douglas. Redford, playing a little known describes to his psychiatrist various exper- local figure, is picked by some political iences from his life: his incredible relat- king-makers as the likely aspirant that can ions with his parents--a mother whose idea of make it as a U.S. senator. toilet training is to tickle her son's geni- Drama Color 110 Min PG tals, his perpetually constipated father 18o GET TO KNOW YOUR RABBIT. See 11 above. whose goal in life is a satisfying bowel 19. THE DEVIL AT FOUR O'CLOCK. See 10. movement; his heroic feats of nonstop mast- 20. THE MOLLY MAGUIRES: Richard Harris, Sean urbation as a 15-year-old, his first heter- Connery. A secret organization, the Molly osexual experience and his final psychic Maguires takes its name from old antilandlord destruction. group in Ireland in which men put on women's Comedy Drama Color 101 Min R clothes to avoid recognition. 7. CRICKET ON THE HEARTH and RUDOLPH THE RED Drama Color 125 Min PG NOSED REINDEER -- Special Christmas movies. 21. DR. PHIBES RISES AGAIN: Vincent Price, 8. MARY MARY: Debbie Reynolds, Barry Nel- Robert Quarry. Dr. Phibes tries to bring son. Publisher is surprised at the sight of wife back to life using Egyptian formula. ,his ex-wife who has gone the full beauty Horror Drama Color 95 Min PG treatment and then some. He discovers he is 22. MR. KINGSTREET'S WAR: John Saxton, still attracted to her. Tippi Hedren. Men fight for African land. Comedy -Color 126 Min NRA Action Drama Color 92 Min NRA Page 6--WORLD NEWS Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, December 14, 1972

Jews again warned about mail bombs Haitian refugees LONDON (AP)--Scotland Yard warned prominent Jewish personalities and organizations yesterday to beware of an expected wave of letter bombs. The warning followed discovery in Singapore of two bombs of a new type. Both were in packages containing diaries and were addressed to Jewish end freedom hunt people in Germany. They were discovered by a security officer in a Singapore sorting office. When the envelope is opened a small spring POMPANO BEACH, 'LA. (APJ--Hungry strikes a detonator and fires a plastic charge. but happy, 65 Haitian refugees drif- ted ashore Tuesday after sailing to Grandmother Cuba and the Bahamas in a three-week elected to German post journey aboard a leaking 56-Foot sail- BONN, GERMANY (AP)--Annemarie Renger, an attractiveblonde grandmother boat. who drives a sports car, was elected yesterday by the West German Parli- The 42 men, 20 women and three ament as the first woman speaker in its history. The 53-year-old Social- children jumped ashore at dawn after ist immediately vowed to use the new office, which ranks second highest beaching the craft in three-foot behind the presidency,to press her campaign for women's rights. "The surf some 40 miles north of Miami. fact that a woman has been entrusted for the first time in German his- Yvon Bruno, the captain, said the tory with the office of Parliamentary President may perhaps contribute refugees included 12 "political pri- toward breaking down prejudices that still militate against a fair soners" and their families and judgment of the woman's role in our society." friends. British wage -pricefreeze blasted Bruno, who said he was a barge op- erator in the Haitian capital of LONCON (AP)--British labor leaders charged yesterday that the govern- Port Au Prince, said his father brib- ment's 90-day wage and price freeze is not working. They called for an ed the captain of the guard at a early meeting with Prime Minister Edward Heath. "We believe that prices Haitian jail to free the prisoners are rising and will continue to rise," said Victor Feather, General Sec- Nov. 23. retary of the Trade Union Congress (TUC) which represents 10 million The refugees boarded the ancient workers. Feather claimed the freeze was placing undue hardships on the sloop and sailed first to Maise, Cu- lower paid. In that connection, ancillary hospital workers across Brit- ba, where they were forced to trade ain, including ward orderlies, caterers, and cleaners, staged a half all their possessions, including day walkout yesterday against the block on their pay. their shoes, for food and water afte refusing to embrace Communism and Canada hopes to improve NATO role ask for asylum, according to Bruno. OTTAWA (AP)--Canada would like to improve the effectiveness of its Bruno said the refugees sailed NATO contribution without increasing the costs or the size of its from Cuba Dec. 5 and landed Dec. 11 European contingent, Defense Minister James Richardson has said. The at Bimini, a tiny Bahamian island biggest single item in that program would be the replacement of the 50 miles east of Miami, where local aging Argus coastal surveillance aircraft. Richardson said Canada residents gave them food, clothing plans "to maintain and qualitatively improve the over-all capability and water. of its NATO forces." The group included several elder- ly women suffering from malnutrition and a 22-year-old woman who is five months pregnant, Bruno said. One of the older women was admitted to a Anti -Castro group strikes local hospital. Bruno said Haitian jails under the administration of President Jean- WASHINGTON (AP)--An anti-Castro organization calling itself the Cuban Se c- Claude Duvalier "are full of polit- ret Government says it placed the bombs that damaged a travel agency and ical prisoners. I was in a cell hold- three offices which handle packages for Cuba. ing eight men, and one night three The explosions occurred Monday in Montreal, New York and Miami. There of the others were taken out and were no injuries, but the organization warned of further attacks against were never seen again. We decided persons and firms who do business with Cuba. it was time to leave." IDuvalier, 21, was named president "To do business with the Communist tyranny that oppresses Cuba means to for life on the death of his father, recognize them as the legitimate government," a letter received at the Francois "Papa Doc" Duvalier in 1971. Associated Press Washington bureau gaid. Most of the Haitians were reluctant It says there should be "no more packages for Cuba" except for medicines to talk about the flight from their homeland. One man, asked why he It added? "If the betraying business continues, our attacks will be felt left Haiti, answered, "because they by the publications that advertise the agencies dedicated to this unpatri- wanted to kill me." otic activities. Bruno, the only member of the Fren- "Also we will then attack the persons that work in these places as well ch-speaking group who was.:fluent in as the owners." An English translation accompanied the Spanish text of the English, said the vessel leaked dur- letter. ing the entire trip. Tuesday, December 14, 1972 Guantanamo Gazette SPORTS--Page 7 Bench in clear

CINCINNATI, Ohio (AP)--Final tests on a lesion removed Monday from the right lung of Cincinnati Reds' catcher Johnny Bench verify the inflammation was Benign, reds' team physician Dr. George Ballou announced today. "The tests with the microscopic section of the tissue removed has confirmed that there was no evidence of any malignancy," Ballou said in a terse statement issued at the Christ Hospital this morning.

Ballou also said Bench was being removed from the intensive care ward and placed in a private room. Bench underwent two hours ard a half of surgery Monday morn- ing for the removal of a "spot" detected during x-rays given to the Reds in September.

Ballou and Dr. Luis Gonzalez, Bench's personal physician who Pinder performed the surgery, said Monday that preliminary tests showed the lesion to be Benign. MEXICO CITY (AP)--The World Bench is expected to be hospitalized another week, with full Boxing Council today decided recovery expected before the opening of Major League Baseball's by a majority vote to strip spring training. Bantam Weight Cjampion Enrique "Maravilla ' Pinder of his crown if by December 29 he does -- SPORTS SHORTS-- not sign an agreement to defend the title against Mexican Rodo- fo Martinez. ABA to expand Ramon G. Velazquez, president of the WBC, said the Central The owners of the American Basketball Association have moved American and Caribbean. North to expand for the 1973-74.season. They announced Tuesday they Anerican.South American and will accept applications for two new franchises. The addition Europe Divisions voted against of two teams for next season will give the league twelve teams, Pinder. Britain's vote had not its most in history. been received, Valazquez added. Commissioner Robert -Carlson also said the owners hope to ex- pand into larger television markets. He named Los Angeles, Pinder, a Panamanian, has a Chicago, New Jersey, Philadelphia and Honolulu as-strong possi- contract to fight Mexican Romeo bilities for the new franchises. Carlson said ABA executives Anaya, classified by the WBC already have investigated areans in Chicago, Los Angeles and as fifth ranking contender, on Philadelphia. January 13. The event was-set ujp without the sanction of the Terrapins dump Georgetown WBC,,which ordered Pinder to fight Martinez, the number one In college basketball Tuesday night--Maryland's third ranked challenger. Terrapins jumped out to a quick 13 point lead in the first nine Valazquez said if Pinder does minutes and went on to swamp Georgetown 99-73. It was the not agree to the WBC's ul- Terrapins fourth straight. timatum by December 29, it will Junior Tom McMillen led Maryland with 29 points and 15 re- strip him of the title and ar- bounds. In other top college games, it was 15th ranked Ind- range a match between Martinez iana 69 Notre Dame'65. .Texas Tech 92 Tulsa 83. .Air Force 78 and Agustin Senin, of Spain, Colorado State 57.".Texas-El Paso 71 Wayland Baptist 44. the WBC number three challen- ger, to decide the new World Champion. Quarry may retire Mike Quarry bolted out of the ring and threatened to retire Tuesday night after being held to a ten round draw by Texas light heavyweight Champion Frankie Evans. The 21-year-old Quarry broke into sobs in his locker room after the bout. Fe said,"I'm going to retire. Boxing is too dirty for me. I'm going back to school." Quarry said he wants to try and get the decision changed and if he succeeded, he will change aU his mind-about retiring. Pate 8--BEELINE Guantanamo Gaze-tte -Thursday December 14, 197:t

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