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FEBRUARY 23, 1971 Phone 9-5247 Calley Tells His Story

FT. BENNING (AP/AFRTS)--Having recounted the agony of seeing his men fall arey to a ghostly enemy, Lt. William L. Calley's testimony today 'We weren't supposed to turns to the Saturday morning at My Lai that be a bunch of Boy Scouts.' brought him to trial. -- LT. CALLEY "It dawned on me that we weren't playing games, that we weren't supposed to be a bunch of Boy Scouts out there playing," Calley said as he told his murder trial jury of his school days, a series of insignificant jobs,. Army training and finally Vietnam. U.S. Raids N. Vietnam The 27-year-old lieutenant was completely composed yesterday as he began testimony in SAIGON (AP/AFRTS)---The U.S. Command today his trial on charges of premeditated murder of announced its heaviest air strikes in North 102 Vietnamese villager. Vietnam in three months, South Vietnam's top His testimony today was to begin with the fighting general was killed in a helicopter briefing Charlie Company was given the night crash, and for the sixth day no progress was before it swept through My Lai. Calley led the reported in the South Vietnamese drive in company's first platoon. southern Laos. Calley unfalteringly told yesterday what he Fifty American fighter-bombers raided sur- was taught bout the enemy. face-to-air missile sites and other antiair- "There never was any word of exactly who the craft positions in North Vietnam Saturday and enemy was, but to suspect everyone that Sunday, accompanied by about 20 support air- everyone was a potential enemy and that men craft, the command said. It added that no and women were equally danger- planes were lost. The "protec- ous and because of the unsus- d tive reaction" raids, heaviest pectedness of children, they in U.S. since Nov. 21, were made af- were even more dangerous," he CHICAGO (APIAFRTS)---An inter "repeated hostile acts and said. tense late-wint er snow storm, recent SAM firings by antiair- The six officers on the now centered ver the upper craft positions against U.S. jury, five of them showing the Ohio Valley, is moving toward aircraft" involved in the Laos ribbons of Vietnam service, the northeast section of the operation. followed Calley's account of country. The bl izzard was jud- Lt. Gen. Do Cao Tri, com- pre-My Lai combat experiences ged responsible for at least mander of the 25,000-man South intensely, at times leaning 17 deaths yes terday as it Vietnamese drive against enemy forward in their chairs as he dumped one foe t of snow from base camps in Cambodia was pointed to a relief map of the the Texas pa handle to the killed. He was a confident, (Please see Page 8) tALLEY,Plains and midtrest. aggressive leader. Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, February 23, 1971 Japanese Emperor a /E?7 GAZETTEER Plans Trip TOKYO (AP/AFRTS)--Emperor Hirohito and .a digest of late news Empress Nagako will visit Europe next fall on the first trip abroad by a Japanede monarch. Leaving Tokyo'Sept. 27, the royal party will fly to Denark, Belgium, France, Britain, the Netherlands, Switzerland and West Germany, At least two persons have been killed and more than and will return to Tokyo on October 14. 30 injured by new tornadoes striking heavily Brief stops.will be made in Anchorage, populated sections of Cumberland County in Alaska, going and coming. North Carolina. The twisters, which also struck It will be Birohito's second visit to Columbus, Ohio, have damaged a North Carolina Europe but the first trip abroad for his wife. orphanage and Veterans Administration hos- In 1921, five years before he succeeded to pital. Yesterday, President Nixon declared the throne, he visited Britain, France, the Mississippi Delta a major disaster area Belgium, the Netherlands and Italy. He was after dozens of tornadoes killed 82 persons. the first Japanese crown prince to leave the country. Informed sources say the Israeli government has created three committees to draw up territorial terms and new borders Israel would accept in a Convicts File Suit Against State Mideast peace agreement. Egypt reportedly again CHINO, Calif. (AP/AFRTS)--Convicts at the has told the big four that peace is impossible California Insitution for Men aren't going to until Israel withdraws from all captured Arab lose their warden, if they have their way. territories. (Related story Page 6) Seven inmates with a petition carrying sig- The AFL-CIO says labor union. inspectors plan their natures of 700 others have filed suit in U.S. own policing of the new federal occupational District Court to prevent the state from safety and health law. According to the Labor transferring Supt. Walter T. Stone to another Federation's Executive Council, the job of the prison. inspectors will be to make sure the law is en- "The inmates here are getting a little self- forced by federal and state officials. respect since Stone became superintendent," says Stan Cohn, serving a 10-year sentence for Sources within the Federal Railroad Administra- grand theft. "He's tough, but he understands tion say the FRA's top job, vacant for nearly us." eight months, will be going to the vice-pres- Stone is a veteran state corrections officer ident of the Illinois Central Railroad. The who has spent much of his 25 years of service ICR executive, John Ingraham, will neither at the minimum security prison here. Seven confirm nor deny the reports. The Federal months ago he was promoted to head a three- Railroad Administrator' post has been vacant prison complex at Chino. On July 1, the state since Reginald Whitman announced his resigna- is reassigning him as superintendent at , tion June 26. Soledad Prison, an institution housing tough Scientists in Houston now say the. lunar golf shot felons 130 miles south of San Francisco. Apollo 14 astronaut Alan Shepard said went "I've never head of anything like this "miles and miles and miles" may actually have before," says Stone, adding that the suit gone only feet and feet and feet. The 3cient- probably has little chance. ists say pictures taken on the moon have dis- Cohn, a spokesman for the inmates, said closed a golf ball about 20 feet from Shepard's Stone has started several programs which are "tee" beside the lunar lander. popular with the men.

Guantanamo Gazette Boston, rain 33 Philadelphia, rain 42 Comavaae.Bndm. B. McCauley Washington, rain 46 Local Forecast Public Affairs Officer. LCr. W. Boer II. Editorial Advisor.JOC Jim Teague Chicago, snow 32 Partly cloudy this afternoon. Editor.J03 Allan Smith St. Louis 30 Winds will be SE 8-12 with Editorial Assistant.J03 Bob Wellborn Staff Photographer. J03 Tom Betz Kansas City 28 gusts to IF. The high today Staff Artist.JOSN Steve Duren Dallas 3 expected to be F3 and the low Beeline Editor. X51 Bill Walker Denver 15 tonight will drop to 70. Last The GIANTrANANK) CAZETTE is published according to the rules and regulations for ship and station news- Phoenix 46 night the temperature dropped papers as outlined In NAVEXOS P-35 and under the direction of the Naval Base Public Iffairs Officer. Los Angeles 53 to 68 degrees. It is printed four days a week at government expense San Francisco on government equipment. The opinions or statements in news Items that appear heroin are not to he con- Seattle 45 strued as official or as reflecting the views of ComNavBase or the Department of the Navy. Anchorage, snow 18 Tuesday, February 23, 1971 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3

STWAR KCoupon Drive Opens Again. The local drive to purchase an artificial kidney machine for the Tennessee Kidney Foundation has been resumed with Mrs. Regina Mayberry calling for more General Mills and Betty Crocker coupons. A copy of the list containing the coupons may be picked up from Mrs. Mayberry at the First National City Bank. Mrs. Mayberry began the local drive last November and collected 1,080 coupons by January W4hen she mailed them .And Here's where you get them! to Tennessee. Here is a list of products from which coupons can be clipped will no longer purchase kidney for the project to purchase kidney machines for the Tennessee machines. it has set a May 31 Kidney foundations deadline for the drive. Betty Crocker cake mixes, pie crust mixes, Instant Potato As if Jan. 17, 230,000 cou- Buds, Softa-Silk Cake Flour, Bis-Quick, Gold Medal Flour (it pons had been collected. The is inside), Cherrios, Trix, Twinkles, Kaboom, Clackers, Kix, goal Is 600,000. Frosty Os, Wheaties, Total, Cocoa Puffs, Lucky Charms. The local deadline for the Also Chase & Sanborn Coffee, Borden Silver Cow Evaporated drive is May 15. Milk, Hawaiian Punch Fruit Drink, Borden Cremora Non-Dairy Mrs. Mayberry says the goal Creamer, Royal Pudding, Lucky Whip Topping, Star Kist Tuna, can be reached with the co- Di-et Chewing Gum--Clark, Captain Crunch, Life, Quake, Quisp, operation of persons here and Quaker Puffed Rice, Quaker Puffed Wheat, Quaker Shredded in the states. Wheat, Aunt Jemima Corn Meal, Aunt Jemima Corn Sticks, Aunt Jemima Toaster Waffles, Aunt Jemima Cinnamon Sticks, Aunt Jemima Hominy Grits, Aunt Je- Contest Deadline Sunday mima Pancake mix, Lucky Filter King, 100s, Montclair Menthol Deadline is Sunday for the contest to name the former Flaw King, Half and Half Filters, Terminal Restaur-ut. The restaurant has been remodeled and Also Royal Gelatin, Comstock will be reopened next month, according to Steve Luchs, clubs Pie fillings, Royal pie fill- manager. ings, Flako Prepared Mixes, Everyone is elibigle to enter and all entries must be handed Dishwasher All, Lux Liquid, to Mrs. Mary Watson at the Customer Relations desk in the Navy Swan Liquid, Fabric Softener Exchange Retail Store. Final Touch, Cold Water Surf, Full name and telephone number must accompany the entry in Fluffy All, Rinso, Heinz Chili order to quality, Luchs said. Sauce, Wesson Oil, Pillsbury Five fifths of champagne will be awarded tc the winner. Best Flour, Heinz Ketchup, Margarine--Blue Bonnet, Mr. Peanut peanut butter, Sterling Salt, Spry & Snowdrift short- ening, Heinz soups, Aunt Jemi- ma Syrup, Heinz Vinegar, Scott School Official to Visit towels and toilet tissue, Al Godden, director of extension programs of Old Dominion Scotties, Lux toilet soap and University, will be on base this weekend and will be available Pepsodent toothpaste. to answer questions on higher education. Coupons from these items He will be at the Naval Station Library Saturday from 10 should be clipped and sent to a.m. until noon and from 1 p.m. until 5 p.m. Mrs. Regina Mayberry at the Godden will appearon Panorama on Channel 8 Friday and will First National City Bank. speak to the senior class at William T. Sampson High School And deadline for the local March 1. drive to buy kidney machines is May 15. During DEFEX, Drive on Sherman Avenue A no-notice DEFEX is scheduled this month, but not necessar- ily on.a Saturday morning. Traffic will be allowed to travel SMILE! in repair part of Sherman Avenue during DEFEX. Traffic will be controlled by Base Police along the route. Page 4 Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, February 23, 1971 Academy Award Nominations, 0 'Airport,' ' Patton Scored at Top HOLLYWOOD (AP/AFRTS)-- "Airport" and "Patton" "Till Love Touches Your Life," from Madron) scored top honors in the 43rd Motion- Picture "Whistling Away the Dark," from Darling Lili." Academy nominations today with 10 apiece. Best Foreign Language Film: "Fist Love" "Love Story" placed third with seven, fol- Switzerland; "Hoa-Binh" France; "Investigation lowed by"M-A-S-H" and "Toral Tora! Tora!" with of a Citizen Above Suspicion" Italy: "Paix five each. Sur Les Champs" Belgin; "Tristana" Spain. The accent was on youth in nominations for Best Cinematography: Ernest Laszilio, best actress; all were new comers: Jane Alex- "Airport" ; Fred Koenekamp, "Patton", Fred A. ander, "The Great White Hope"; Glenda Jackson, Young, "Ryan's Daughter"; Charles F. Wheeler, "Women in Love"; Ali McGraw, "Love Story", Osami Furuya, "Sinsaku"; Himeda and Masamishi Sarah Miles, "Ryan's Daughter" and Carrie Sapoh, "Tora! Tora! Tora!" and Billy Snodgress, "Diary of a Mad Housewife." Williams, "Women in Love." Melvyn Douglas, winner for best supporting actor in 1963 in "Hud," vied with four.younger actors for best actor. Douglas was nominated for "I Never Sang for Ziegler Denies Heavy Traffic My Father." The others: James Earl Jones, "The Great White Hope"; Jack Nicholson, "Five Easy WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS)--The White House said Pieces"; Ryan O'Neal, "Love Story"; and George it had no information to suggest that the C. Scott, "Patton." North Vietnamese have doubled their flow of Nominees for best motion picture of 1970: supplies into the South by using routes west "Airport," "Five Easy Pieces," "Love Story," of the Ho Chi Minh Trail and declared that "M-A-S-H" and "Patton." the South Vietnamese operations in Laos are Other top nominations: going well. Best performance by an actor in a supporting Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler said the role: Richard Castellano in "Lovers and Other announced objective of the South Vietnames o- Strangers"; Chief Dan George, "Little Big Man" peration, backed by U.S. air -power, was to Gene Hackman, "I Never Sang for My Father"; disrupt the flow of supplies down the Ho John Marley, "Love Story"; John Mills, "Ryan's Chi Minh Trail and that objective "is being Daughter." carried out by the ARVN." Best performance by an actress in a supporting role: Karne Black, "Five Easy Pieces"; Lee Grant, "The Landlord"; Helen Hayes, "Airport"; SST Opponents Blasted Sally Kellerman, "M-A-S-H"; Maureen Stapleton, WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS)--Accusing supersonic "Airport." transport opponents of.promoting a "realm of Best direction: Federico Fellini, "Satyri- hysteria," an industry-labor committee an- con"; Arthur Hiller, "Love Story"; Robert Alt- nounced yesterday a massive advertising drive man, "M-A-S-H"; Franklin J. Schaffner, "Pat- to get the public and Congress behind the ton"; Ken Russell, "Women in Love." plane. Best screenplay based on material from ano- American industry and labor for the SST ac- ther' medium: "Airport," George Seaton; "I Ne- cused opponents at a news conference of ver Spng for My Father," Ring Lardner Jr.: "grossly exaggerated attacks on noise and "Women in Love," Larry Kramer. polluting effects" and argued the plane is Best original storyand screenplay: "Five within a few years of bearing fruit as an Easy Pieces," story by bob Rafelson and economy expanding, job providing industry of Adrian Joyce, screenplay by Adrien Joyce; the future. "Joe." story and screenplay by Norman Wexler; "Love Story," Story and screenplay by Erich Segal; "My Night at Maud's," story and screen- Wage-Price Freeze Discussed play by Erich Rohner; "Patton," story and WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTSI--Secretary of Labor screenplay by Francis Ford Coppola and Edmund James B. Hodgson and President Nixon dis- North. cussed for more than an hour Monday the Best Song: "For All We Know," from "Lovers administration's so-far unseccessful efforts and Other Strangers " Title song of "Pieces of to get the construction industry to freeze Dreams "I "Thank You Very Much," from "Scrooge;" wages and prices. Tuesday, February 25, 1971 Guantanamo Gazette Page 5 'Money King' Secrets Told in Hearing

WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS)--A U.S. promoter, two sales opera tions run by William J. Crum in known as "the money king of Vietnam," boasted Vietnam, testified Crum told him he had_asked he had little to fear from American military former Army Brig. Gen. Earl F. Cole to inter- investigators because a friendly general "was vene to protect him from American and South costing him at least $1,000 month," a Senate Vietnamese poli ce and ruin his competition. witness testified yesterday Bybee told the Senate's permanent investiga- Jack Bybee, once general manager for tion's subcommittee the general allowed Crum to store smuggledgoods on the Lng Binh reservationthat is Defense Department A sKs the headquarters of the U.S. Army in Vietnam, thus shield- ing him from raids by the Vietnamese fraud repression squad. Doctor Draft to Fill Drop In addition, Bybee said, WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS)--The Defense Department asked the Se- this gave Crum the decided lective Service System yesterday to draft.2,100 doctors this competitive advantage of being year in the first call upof physicians since 1969. The Pen- able to deliver merchandise tagon said the call upof physicians, osteopaths and dentists.- almost immediately. was needed because too few And when a competitor in Proposes medical school graduates have slot machine sales to GI clubs Senator Proposes volunteered for military ser- was taking business away from vice. Crum's Sarl Electronics Co., had told Beginning inJuly, 1,531 Bybee testified Crum CD Investigation doctors of medicine, 77 .doc- him he asked Cole to initiate WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS)--Sen. tors of osteopathy and 536 an investigation by U.S. and Robert P. Griffin, R-Mich., dentists will be drafted into South Vietnamese police. proposed Monday a Congression- the army, navy and air force That investigation led to a al investigation of a weekend for a period of two years ac- raid, Bybee said, resulting in foulup on the Civil Defense at- tive duty. such heavy fines by the South tack warning system. Sen. Ro- Dr. Louis M. Rousselot, as- Vietnamese government that the bert C. Byrd, D-W. Va., said distant secretary of defense competitor firm was forced out the system should be overhauled for health and environment, of business. and made fail safe. recommended the Secretary of "Mr. Crum frequently boasted "Some very grave questions Defense Melvin Laird last he had paid for that raid," as to the reliability of the month that he approve a call Bybee testified. "But the. system are raised by this ser- up of physicians after two price was worth it because his ies of blunders," Byrd said. warnings to the medical com- competitor had been driven "It is urgent that the warn- unity went unheeded. from business." ing system be revamped in such In an open letter last Au- Cole has been subpoenaed to a way as to make it fail safe." gust, Rousselot reported a 40 testify before the Senate he said. per cent drop in voluntary ap- subcommittee. Griffin told the Senate that applications. This decline was Now 51, the Nebraska native the Armed Services Committee believed to total more that was removed last year from his should conduct a thorough in- 2,000 medical school gradu- last position as commander of vestigation of attack warning rates. the European post exchange procedures, "and I wonder if system, reduced to colonel, it might not be time to review stripped of the distinguished the whole Civil Defense struc- Tornado Dead 75 service medal awarded him in ture and operation in general." Vietnam and ordered to retire. He said the Commerce Commit- Mississippi Civil Defense The army gave no details of tee should join in an inquiry has updated its death count its case against the general, into the linkup of the Civil from tornadoes in the state to saying only he had been found Defense systems with broad- 70, making the total death lacking in the integrity ex- casting stations. toll from the storms 75 dead. pected of a general officer. The Defense Department and There was no new breakdown Cole's attorney called the the Federal Communications available from officials show- action unjustified and said ing the number of deaths in Cole would take all steps ne- @1 Commission have said they will take a closer look, particular towns. miSee page 2) cessary to reverse the decision. Page 6 Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, February 23, 1971 Palestinian Guerrillas Pressured Toward Own State BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP/AFRTS)--The big powers and other parties are reported putting pressure on the Palestine guerrillas YLAb .LR Ah(&frar to accept a Palestinian state and abandon their aim to destroy Israel as it is now constituted. No one has publicly come forth and proposed creation of a new state for Palestinians, but the idea has been cropping up in newspaper reports as Arab 3 Oil Companies -Israeli peace negotiations show signs of progress. The objected to the Palestinians guerrillas have declared they being paid adequate financial Hike Gas Prices would reject any Palestinian compensation coupled with a state that does not include referendum in Israeli-occupied LONDON (AP/AFRTS)--Three what is now Israel. west bank of Jordan and the subsidiaries of American oil They denied they have dis- Gaza Strip to see if the Pal- companies yesterday announced cussed the idea and the com- estinians wanted a separate across-the-board increases in mando radio threatened to kill state with a link to Jordan, their range of gasoline and anyone spreading talk of such or whether they wanted to re- oils to absorb higher costs of a state. main an integral part of Jor- crude from the Middle East and The official guerrilla aim dan. other Organization of Petrole- still is establishment of a "I'm not in a position to um Exporting Countries (OPEC). nonreligious state in Pales- decide for the Palestinians," Esso, a subsidiary of Stand- tine with equal rights for Sadat said. "But this sounds ard Oil of New Jersey, the Jews, Moslems and Christians. like a reasonable way to solve Continental Oil Co., Conoco, According to reports pub- the problem-compensation and and Texaco announced increases lished in Egyptian and Leban- referendum. They must decide of half a new penny (1.20 ese newspapers, however, guer- for themselves." cents) a gallon effective from rilla leaders discussed the Cairo's previous position midnight. issue at a stormy session of had been that the Palestinians Meanwhile, ministers of four their central committee in Da- should be given the choice of Arab countries which deliver mascus Feb. 8. compensation for property left oil for shipment from Mediter- The reports spoke of sharp behind in Palestine in 1948 or ranean ports are to meet in differences among members of repatriation in what is now Tripoli to plan strategy on the committee over whether to Israel. coming price talks with oil explore the possibility of The issue cropped up again companies, the official Libyan such a state if it is proposed in a Beirut report saying radio said. by the United Nations or by guerrilla leader Yasir Arafat parties to the Middle East had discussed it last week at conflict. a meeting with two Soviet dip- South Africa These reports were denied by lomats in his headquarters 25 the central committee, ruling miles north of Amman. To Buy Choppers body of the resistance move- The diplomats were reported ment. to be the Soviet ambassadors LONDON (AP/AFRTS)--Britain The reports indicated that to Cairo and Amman. The six- promised yesterday to sell Wasp the United States, the Soviet hour meeting was announced by helicopters to South Africa, Union, France and Egypt are the guerrillas, but they did and South Africa promptly shot involved in efforts to per- not disclose what was discuss- in a request for seven of the suade the guerrillas to change ed. antisubmarine aircraft. their policy. According to one Beirut The development sparked im- President Anwar Sadat of newspaper, American feelers on mediate protests inside and Egypt indicated a change in the Palestinian state were outside the country by politi- Cairo's policy on the Pales- made several weeks ago. cians and governments hostile tinian problem in an interview They were put forward, the to the racial discrimination with Newsweek magazine last paper said, by Harvard law South Africa practices. week. He was asked whether he Prof. Robert Fisher, it said. Tuesday, February 23, 1971 Guantanamo Gazette Page 7 Sports Shorts Anne Henning of Northbrook, Ill., slashed.24 of a second off the women's world record SPORTS by clocking 42.91 for the 500 * meter speed skatingin Inzell, Germany just minutes after Sports Editor Tom Betz Ruth Schleiermacher had timed 43.15. Miss Schleiermacher won the Women's World Champ- ionship with 175.730 points. Clark Graebner of New York Baseball May Be Prime-Time TV twice held off Cliff Richey Bait of San Angelo, Tex., at match NEW YORK (AP/AFRTS)--One of America's oldest sports could point and went on to win the become one of television's newest prime-time attractions if U.S. National Indoor Tennis interest is high in NBC's nighttime baseball games this season. Open Tournament 2-6, 7-6, 1-6, Besides its 25 Saturday afternoon "Game of the Week" series, 7-6 and 6-0. NBC will increase its Monday night telecasts from three to five Francoise Durr of France up- regular season games. set second-ranked Billie Jean "It's an obvious conclusion Odds-Maker Picks King of Long Beach, Calif., to that if night baseball is gain the championship of the successful you will be seeing 1971 Baseball WLOD International Tennis more on the network. Monday Noted Las Vegas odds-maker, Tourney. night baseball would be a Jimmy "The Greek' Snyder, has In golf, Ruth Jessen won her distinct possibility," said picked the favorites for the first event in 18 months with Carl Lindemann Jr., NBC's vice 1971 baseball season. a one-under-par 72 for a 54- president for Sports. They are Baltimore and Min- hole total of 220 and a two- The network also will tele- nesota in the American League, stroke victory over Sandra cast the first night world and Cincinnati and either Palmer for the Sears Women's series game and the night all- Pittsburgh, New York or World Classic title in Port star game. Chicagoin the National Lea- St. Lucie, Fla. gue. In the Tucson Open, Dale Blown Engines at Sometime in September, he'll Douglass caught leader J.C. know that he left out the St. Snead at 137 after two rounds Internationals Louis Cardinals of the tourney by carding a PHOENIX (AP/AFRTS)--Comedy four-under-par 68. and tragedy marked the finals lcRae Leads Field Roberto De Vicenzo's nine- of the 11th Annual American New Zealand's Graham McRae under-par 63 gave him a 72- Hot Rod Winternationals here has won the sixth round of hole total of 273 and a four- Sunday. the Tasman International stroke victory over Peter Dick*Harrell of Kansas City, Racing Championships in Mel- Townsend in the Panama Open M6. and Gene Snow of Fort bourne. Championship. Worth, Tex. blew the engines McRae took the lead 4n his In the National Hockey on their funny cars. Both cars McLaren M-10-B just a half- League Sunday night, Chicago coasted across the finish mile from the finish line, Black Hawks star Bobby Hull line with Harrell taking the and defeated Teddy Pillete of reached another milestone. title by two feet in a Soap Belgium, who ran out of gas. The 32-year-old left winger Box Derby finish. scored the three-goal hat- Gary Cochran of Fointain rack for the 27th time in his Valley, Calif. edged Chris The Sports Scene brilliant career. Karamasines of Chicago for the That's the most by any play- top fuel eliminator crown In the third game of pre- er ever to take the ice. when the Chicagoan blew an season baseball here 2/8 Former Montreal great engine on his final run. defeated Sec Grp 8-4 at Co- Maurice Richard had 26. The The Winternationals were oper Field last night. Hawks beat Los Angeles, 7-5. marred when 31-year-old drag 2/8's 8 runs came on 8 hits In other NHL games, New racer Paul Pritchett of Dallas and 1 error,; while Sec Grp York dumped Detroit, 4-1; suffered fatal injuries as his had 2 hits and 3 errors. Toronto topped Minnesota, 4-1; fuel dragster flipped end-over- Tonight High School will face and St. Louis skated past end after leaving the track. Hospital at 7:30 p.m. Buffalo on the ice, 3-1. Page 8 Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, February 23, 1971

Kenmore washer, good cond. $50. BEELINE 97148 AWH. CALLEY Frm ageO Crib and Baby carrier 96215 AWH. area. Calley testified that 95551 53 DeSoto, Power Steering, brakes. his Army training was short $125. Avail. Mar. 5th. 96189AT, on the rules of warfare, but WALKER 64351 DWH. long on unquestioning obedi- By BILL ence to orders. New Fisher 250 TX receiver. $225. "Was it a training of: do 85554 DWH. Janssen. beeline editor first and ask later?" the 12,000 BTU Whirlpool A/C $110. defendant was asked. 24,000 BTU Fedders, $150. Curtains, "Yes, sir," replied Calley, fit two bedroom home, living rm. and whose only decoration on his bedroom, gold & turq. $40. Complete tunic was a combat infantry- set of Cordovan shoes 9EE. $15. man's badge. He also holds agenda 99265 AT. the Bronze Star Medal with oak leaf cluster, a Purple The vet from San Juan arrives today, Zenith portable stereo, very good Heart and the Good Conduct Me- and will be here through the 25th. cond, new cartridge $90. 85272DWH, Appointments may be made by calling 85269AWH. dal among others. the Naval Station Corral at 85344. Calley was asked bout the nature and extent of his in- This month's DEFEX will not necess- structions about the Geneva arily be held on a Saturday. During Convention, which outlines the be allow- giveaway the exercise, traffic will rules of warfare and the ed to travel on Sherman Ave. through Gray female cat 6mo. old. 85272 DWH, treatment of civilians and the repair area. Traffic will be 85269 AWH. controlled by radio-equipped Base captured enemy soldiers. Police personnel. A GTMO special dog, brown & white "I know there were classes," (aren't they all) Good with children. Calley replied. "I can't re- There will be a Scotch mixed doubles 98117 AT. member any of the classes. No- bowling tournament held on Saturday, ting stands out in my mind Deer Pt. Mar. 6th, at 9 P.M. at the that I was taught in these bowling lanes. Features of this classes." tourney will be no-tap and draw for partners. To sign up call 99186AWH. lost As to his indoctrination in Top to a Baby Stroller at Cooper obedience to orders, Calley The Guantanamo Bay Soccer Club kick- Field. 85129 DWH. testified: ers will play the Victory Hill team "All orders were to be as- this Sunday, Feb. 28, at 4:30 P.M. Too much water yesterday. Don't sumed legal. It was a sol- Public is in- at Cooper Field. The wash clothes unnecessarily. dier's job to carry out any vited to attend what should be an order given to the best of his exciting soccer match. ability. You could be court- Mr. Al Godden, Director of Extension martialed for refusing an or- Programs for Old Dominion University, wanted der and in the face of the en- will be on the base this weekend Wheel for 1962 Cadillac. 95451 or emy you could get the death and will be available to answer any 95551 DWH. Chief Harris. penalty." question pertaining to any phase of As for weighing the legality higher education. He will be at life guard for COMO swim- Qualified or illegality of an order be- the base library this Saturday from ming pool two days per week. Mil. fore executing it, Calley said: 10-00 A.M. till Noon, and from 1 P.M. or dependents. Call Mr. O'neill till 5:00 P.M. Mr. Godden will 95131. "I was never told that I had sneak to the senior class of W. T. a choice." Sampson High School next Tuesday, LATE NOTE, JUST IN.For sale, Calley appeared relaxed on and will appear on Panorama this a washer, $45. Dryer, $35, needs the witness stand, answering Friday. For further information, minor repairs. 98140 AT. questions in a crisp and rapid call 85850. voice. He held the microphone IN ERROR.A recent Gazette alternately in either hand, . noted that a Jamaican band played congratulations to resting the other on the wit- at the Caribbean night at Morin Cen- LCDR & Mrs. D.J. Kerner, on the ness chair or the edge of the ter. In fact, the band consisted of birth of Jeffrey K. Kerner, who box. He crossed his legs at four Cubans and one Jamaican. weighed in Feb. 13, 1971 at 81b, times. 10 oz. Every one of the 60 seats in the for sale Mr. & Mrs. Frederick M. Smith, courtroom were taken, and 58 Olds (like new) $500. 10,OCOBTU whose son, Matthew Frederick Smith, wouldbe spectators were turned A/C $65. 12,000 BTU A/C $110.00. was born Feb. 15, 1971, and weighed away. Calley's testimony began 98117 AWH. 7lhs, 13 oz. in low key.