6No compromise on tapes

WASHINGTON (AP)--President Nixon's about Watergate. arguments from both sides, U.S. lawyers advised the U.S. court of After considering written and oral District Court.Judge John J. Sirica appeals yesterday that they were un- ordered the President on Aug. 29 to able to reach a court-suggested give him the tapes to hear in pri- compromise with Special Watergate vate so he could determine if the Prosecutor Archibald Cox over the President's claim that the tapes controversial White House tape re- should be kept secret was valid. cordings. Both the White House and Cox dis- "I regret to advise the court that puted Sirica's ruling and asked the sincere efforts were not fruitful," court of appeals to change it. Charles Alan Wright, the President's lawyer, told the court. Cox wanted the court to order the tapes given to the grand jury or The appeal court suggested last to allow him to listen to them along week that the two parties could get with Sirica. together and resolve the tapes The White House maintained its question between themselves without position that under the Constitution the need for a ruling by the court. the three branches of government are Wright said that he, Cox and equal and therefore the courts have White House Lawyer J. Fred Buzhardt no power to force the President to had met on Monday, Tuesday and obey a judicial order. yesterday of this week but were unable to resolve the issue. The Senate Watergate Committee also has filed suit seeking White House Wright said that both parties had tapes and documents. Sirica yesterday agreed to say nothing more about scheduled oral arguments.on that suit the efforts. for Oct. 1. The White House is The long battle over the tapes -j G. GORDON LIDDY scheduled to file written arguments on Monday. entered the courts last July when . pleads innocent Cox subpoenaed the recordings of In other Watergate developments: nine presidential conversations --Watergate conspirator G. Gordon Liddy pleaded innocent yesterday in to state charges of con- .r Aj spiracy and burglary in connection with' the 1971 break-in at the office of Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist. V- Fujt lot to -I A public defender was ,appointed to represent Liddy after he told the court he had no money to retain a lawyer. Liddy is serving a federal phiqon term for his part in the June 17, 1972, break-in at Democratic Friday, September 21, 197 National Headquarters in the Watergate -Hotel in Washington, D.C.

Liddy told the judge that the only money he had was $34 in the Washing- ton jail.

Roosevelt asks to testify in own defense on assassination plot

WASHINGTON (AP)--Senator Henry M. Jackson said, yes- has called Mastriana's allegation "an utter and complete terday Elliott Roosevelt has asked to testify next fabrication." week before the Senate permanent subcommitte on inves- Jackson, who is chairman of the Senate subcommittee, tigations in regard to allegations made against Roose- read a two-page statement prior to opening a hearing on velt by a convicted stock swindler. fraudulent and stolen securities which the committee is In testimony presented to the Senate subcommittee Tues- investigating. day Louis P. Mastriana said Elliott Roosevelt and a re- "A very serious allegation was made before this sub- puted gambler, Michael McLaney, bad offered him $100,000 committee Tuesday when Louis Mastriana, a convicted to assassinate Bahamian Prime Minister Lynden 0. Pind- trafficker in stolen securities, testified that he had ling. received money from Mr. Elliott Roosevelt and another man in return for agreeing to seek to assassinate the Roosevelt in comments made from his ranch in Lisbon (See PLOT. Page 2) Page 2--LATE NEWS ROUNDUP Guanta inamo Gazette Friday, September 21, 1973 PLOT-

(Continued from Page 1) GAZETTEER Prime Minister of the Bahamas, Lynden 0. Pindling," .a digest of late news Jackson said in a statement. He said Roosevelt has denied the charge in a telegram to the subcommittee and has demanded an apology. "It was not the intention of the chairman or the staff that Mr. Mastriana be interrogated in public hearings at this time on the subject matter of any of his al- legations regarding Mr. Roosevelt," said Jackson. WASHINGTON (AP)--Gasoline retailers will be allowed "Statements concerning Mr. Roosevelt's alleged involve- to raise prices soon, probably by Oct. 2, Director John ment with Mr. Mastriana were made in executive hearings Dunlop of the Cost of Living Council said yesterday. of the subcommittee in which Mastriana testified," The Cost of Living Council announced last week that said Jackson. "However, I did not wish to have these gasoline dealers would be given until next Tuesday to allegations made in public without first interviewing submit information on their prices and profit margins Mr. Roosevelt about them." He said that Mr. and Mrs. and the the Council would "act promptly to make appro- Roosevelt had contacted the subcommittee staff during priate upward adjustments in the ceiling prices." the August recess. Pressed by Sen. Charles Percy, R-Ill., Dunlop told a Congressional subcommittee yesterday that "I-would "When it was brought to my attention that Mr. Roose- hope it would require no longer than a week" beyond velt was in the United States I directed the subcommittee next Tuesday for the Council to act. That would be staff to proceed- to Florida to obtain a written affi- Oct. 2. Dunlop said the action would likely result in! davit from Mr. Roosevelt on all matters concerning him. hikes of one or two cents per gallon. Several days later, staff members in Florida attempted to contact Mr. Roosevelt but he had checked out of his hotel and left no forwarding address in the United WASHINGTON (AP)--Cigarette smoking is on the rise States," said Jackson. again in the United States, equal to about 205 packs Jackson said at his direction subcommittee staff in- this year for each adult American 18 years;and older, vestigators planned to travel to Portugal later this says the Agriculture Department. That is up nearly month when the\ current round of hearings ended and in- three packs from 1972 and is the most cigarettes smoked terview Roosevelt in connection with Mastriana's alle- per adult since the average was nearly 210 packs of 20 gation and otherlinformation regarding Roosevelt's cigarettes each in 1968. The 1973 smoking estimate was activities. included in a report yesterday by the department's out- look and situation board. "Accordingly on Tuesday after Mr. Mastriana's appar- ent statement which did not contain allegations per- taining to Mr. Roosevelt but only statements which we LONDON (AP)--Suspected Irish guerrillas exploded the were able to follow up by staff investigation, I did biggest bomb of their month-old campaign in Britain yes- not question Mr. Mastriana on these activities," said terday. The bomb, estimated by police to have contained Jackson. 20 pounds of explosives, went off a few hours before dawn "However, the subject of Mr. Roosevelt's alleged in- inside a paratroop barracks. Five persons were slightly volvement with Mr. Mastriana was raised Tuesday by injured in the blast in Chelsea. In another development, other subcommittee members and Mr. Mastriana, in re- Scotland Yard investigated more than 150 parcels said to sponse to questions, made assertions hehadlmade inthel be letter bombs. By nightfall, there was no official executive session," said Jackson. word from the Yard that any-of the suspected letter bombs contained explosives. Buckingham Palace officials Senator Charles Percy, Rep-Ill., brought up the sub- confirmed they had "under discussion" security arrange- ject of Roosevelt in the afternoon session Tuesday. ments at the house earmarked for Princess Anne and her fiance, Capt. Mark Phillips, at Sandhurst.

Water crisis Guantanamo 0 Local Forecast Gazette

Water figures for yesterday: Cloudy with scattered showers, enderaq. officrr in the local area. Visibility WATER PRODUCED: 1,541,000 unrestricted. Winds light Lt. J . .*.**** .ali Affan Offiw and variable, becoming SE 8 WATER CONSUMED: 1,414,000 to 12 knots with afternoon s s y tr. . . . . o gusts to 21 knots. High today O .05. .w. WATER GAIN: 127,000' 90 degrees and low 74 degrees. JDM .e, s . . r Bay conditions 1 foot increas- WATER IN STORAGE: 15,072,000 ing to 3 feet during the -td a .05 . . - rtl- it I, W'3 f. T afternoon. I dtm.tt ,0.351.1 ,.l3.* tr. I1!plEd 0. Friday, September 21, 1973 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3--LOCAL NEWS LOCAL Rules laid down for fenceline areas BRIEFS

All base personnel are reminded that the fenceline is off-limits, along with the North-East Gate. Many persons have been riding motor bikes over *lPostal roads leading to mine fields and it is for that reason that Sherman Avenue Recent changes to the U.S. Navy between the dump and the gate is being restricted more, according to Postal Instructions require that all Capt. J. H. Rickert of Marine Barracks. letter mail and Personal parcels con- The restriction is in compliance with GTMO Sops Manual, ComNavBase In- taining merchandise mailed at Navy struction 5400.2, paragraph 02118.1, which states: Post Offices from outside the customs territory of the United States and "Perimeter Fenceline Areas, Control of Access to and Supervision of Per- addressed for delivery in the United sonnel engaged in Maintenance and Repair work (including Weed Control States must be accompanied by a prop- spraying) in vicinity of. erly completed customs declaration form. These custom declaration forms "1. All areas of the Naval Base contiguous to the 'fenceline' are re- are available at each Postal Finance stricted and out-of-bounds (Article 02113) for all persons except Marine Unit. personnel attached to fenceline security duty. Special authority may be granted from time to time, however, by COMNAVBASE or CO, Marine Barracks, to a person or persons to visit or work in such areas, and an appropriate Marine escort will be assigned to the person or group concerned. *Volunteers "2. Contact, either orally or physically, with persons representing the The fall "Hospital Red Cross Vol- Government of Cuba (GOC) who may approach the fenceline shall be scrup- untder" course will be offerred Sept. ulously avoided. Particular care shall also be exercised to prevent any 24 at 1:30 p.m.,in the Hospital material or objects of any nature from being thrown, dropped or placed Chapel. All volunteers who have not on GOC terrain. In the event of an accident, any object which might pene- had the orientation course must take trate the fence or be knocked over onto GOC terrain shall be retrieved it. Anyone interested in Hospital immediately. Authorized personnel engaged in Road or Fence Maintenance volunteer work is most welcome. Any (including Weed Control spraying) shall always remain on base property. questions call Leah Miguel 95568 or It will be necessary for OinC's/Supervisors to be constantly mindful of the Red Cross Office, 95434. the essential requirements and when circumstances dictate, to exercise resourcefulness and ingenuity in order to comply. * Yachters "3. PWD military personnel may be employed in connection with fence and Saturday at 8 p.m. the Yacht Club road maintenance and repair work (including Weed Control spraying) along will host a welcome aboard party for and in the vicinity of the Base fenceline. The personnel shall at all new and prospective members. The times be under the close supervision of a qualified officer and accompanied Tradewinds will entertain and hors by an appropriate Marine escort. d oeuvres will be served. Members "4. Cuban or Jamaican personnel shall not be detailed to work at near, are encouraged to bring guests. The or in view of the Base fenceline without specific authority of the Base price is $1 per guest while members Commander and then only when under suitable escort by Marine Security Forcesare free. For reservations, call r ey ar mana o "5. Commanding Officer, Marine Barracks, may recommend to COMNAVBASE to land at 952242. waiver an escort, per se, when he has determined that Marine Personnel al- ready assigned in an area can effectively provide the protection and mili- tary supervision desired for personnel engaged in fenceline area work. * Room "6. Requests to enter and work in fenceline areas shall be directed to: The Naval Base Civic Council would itarine Security Officer-phone 95244 (during working hours), or Marine like to remind residents of the avail- Officer of the Day--phone 95544 (after working hours)." ability of the Morin Center party room for rental. The room is large and air 'Power conservation urged for Sunday conditioned. Also, new, low rates are now in effect. For reservations and .Work on the project to upgrade the power distribution system will be information call 95503 any time. taking place at power plant #1 Sunday. The work is expected to take 14 hours to complete and during that time * Swimming power plant #2 will not be connected to the main power distribution system. The total power available for export from power plant #2 will be that power There will be an adult beginner produced by two diesel generators. Their capability is approximately 3/4 swimming class starting at the EM of that normally required through plant #2. pool next Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. The Power plant #2 services Caravela Point, Marine Industrial Area, Marine class will run approximately four weeks Site 1 and 2, And Bargo and Lassiter Fuel Farms. During the contractor's and be held on Monday, Wednesday and work, it is mandatory that electrical power consumption be drastically cur- Friday. For information, call 951160. tailed in order that critical equipment (mainly home freezers and refriger- The class will be limited to 20 or ators) may continue. to operate normally. so early callers. Therefore, from 7 a.m. till 9 p.m. Sunday all home air conditioner units must be turned off and power conserved wherever possible. In the event the diesels cannot carry the load, a sufficient number of areas will be dis- Live firing connected from plant #2 to allow the diesels to remain on line once re- The Marines will conduct a live started. In addition to the need for power conservation, two seperate out- firing exercise tomorrow from 7:30 'a.m. ages will occur. 1: 7-7:15 a.m.: Marine Sites 1 and 2, Marina Point, Nurses to 12:30 p.m. The firing will take Quarters, Marine Industrial Area and Marine Boat Shed. 2: 7-10 a.m. Bargo place at Radio Range and will impact and Caravela Housing Areas. seaward. Page 4--ENTERTAINMENT Guantanamo Gazette Friday, September 21, 1973 4 All new Channel S TV

Week of September 24-30 5:00 Bridget Loves Bernie pregnant and dueto give birth 5:30 The Doris Day Show. "The Mu- any moment. MONDAY sic Man" Doris manages to con- 8:30 Forbidden Desert of the Dane- 12:00 Mission Impossible vince her boss Cyril Bennett kil. 1:00 Movie: "The Life of Emile that her next assignment should 9:30 Silent Force. "The Hero." Zola." be an article on rock music Assigned by Washington to in- 3:00 Laredo idol Johnny Reb. Her interviews vestigate the syndicate's 4:00 with Johnny are so numerous and control of the black, Mexican 4:30 M*A*S*H lengthy that word gets out that and Puerto Rican slums of a 5:00 The Buck Owens Show 4 Doris and Johnny are an item. large American city, the Si- 5:30 Temperatures Rising. / Dr. 6:00 Panorama lent Force uses a respected Noland fakes an ulcer to 6:30 Mr. Ed and trusted black football recover the $200 orderly Kef- 7:00 Gunsmoke. "The Brothers." hero to break, up the operation. kowitz lost to a card play- Cord Wrecken, enraged by his 10:00 News in Review ing patient. Convinced he brothers death, sets out to 10:05 Movie, The Great Jesse James he can winithe money back discover and kill all those Raid," starring Willard Parker Noland is admitted to the ho- who had a part in his death. and Barbara Payton. The no- spital as an ulcer patient The trail leads to Dodge City torious outlaw Jesse James is and manages to share the and Kitty Russell. coaxed out of retirement by room with the gambler. 8:00 Laugh-In. A routine finds the an ex-gang member to pull off 6:00 Panorama; cast trying to put on a play a three hundred thousand dol- 6:30 Lancer. Scott.Lancer and Ter- during a strike by prop and lar heist. Action packed film esa are bushwacked by a young costume personnel. against a rugged western back- gang 1f ex-conviqt-brothers 9:00 The Bold Ones. "A Single Blow ground. under the leadership of their of the Sword." A zealous op- father. Teresa is kidnapped ponent of welfare, auditor THURSDAY for ransom and Scott is left Frank Dixon claims Stowe's 12:00 The Bold Ones for dead. appointee to the poverty pro- 1:00 Movie, "The Great Jesse James 7:30 The Show. Flip's gram is guilty of misusing Raid" guests this week are Tim Con- funds. 2:30 Bridget Loves Bernie - way, Andy Griffith, Clara 10:00 News in Review 3:00 The Silent Force Ward and the Ward Gospel Sin- 10:05 Movie, "Guns of the Timberland" 3:30 The Wackiest Ship in the Army gers. Flip, Andy and Tim in- starring Alan Ladd and Jeanne 4:30 Room 222 dulge in a comical firehouse Crain. Loggers who obtained 5:00 Wild Kingdom. "Macaque of scene and when Andy and Tim a government grant to clear Japan." How an unusual breed refuse to make a house call the hills of timber face a of animal, the macaque, adapts Flip brings the fire to them. battle with the ranchers who to a rugged enviornment. 8:30 Barnaby Jones. Barnaby Jones run the risk of losing their 5:30 Camera Three. "Kirsbma and the is a soft spoken private eye cattle if they do. Milkmaid." Indian dancers 'who has turned his business from the Darpana Company per-. over to his son and retired. 'form the Kathakali, an ancient Howeverlhe is forced out of WEDNESDAY dance form, and a ballet based retirement to track down his 12:00 Lancer on a 5,000 year old hymn. son's killer. Buddy Ebsen 1:00 Movie, "Guns of the Timberland" 6:00 Panorama sheds his hillbilly image to. 2:30 Laugh-In 6:30 Maude. Made decides to help star as Barnaby Jones. In 3:30 Barnaby Jones a black militant by throwing this premier episode he gets 4:30 Auto Racing a fund raising party! She, a helping hand from Frank 5:00 Combat however, does not reveal the Cannon. 6:00 Panorama purpose of the gala when she 9:30 The Show. Host 6:30 The Show. Cosby's extends the invitation to her David Frost, guest Van John- comic monologues deal with his wealthy friends. Guess what son and the regulars quip and mother's mania for-using laun- -happens when they all appear joke their way through histo- dry starch, and his anxieties in their finery and find out. ry as they see it. about safeguarding one of his 7:00 . A gang lead- 10:00 News in Review\ beloved hats. In his wife of er goes to a lot of time, trou- 10:05 Monday Night Baseball the week department Cosby copes ble, and expense to frame Cap- with Miss Note-Leaver. tamn Greer as being a member TUESDAY 7:30 The Wackiest Ship in the Army. of a narcotics ring. But the 12:00 Laramie An island trader agrees to spy man might have spared himself, 1:00 Movie, "Drum Beat." on the Japanese only if the not because Greer is.above 3:00 Ironside Kiwi will take his wife off the suspicion, but because $20,000 4:00 Sea Hunt island to safety. PQo9late the worth of heroin and a $5,00 4:30 Wyatt Earp crew discovers thefite is Friday, September 21, 1973 Guantanamo Gazette ENTERTAINMENT--Page 5

course in dog training when book about the war. Change l 8- previously efficient guard 10:00 News in Review dogs, owned by Allan Dunlap 10:05 Movie, "Masque of the Red fail to attack jewel robbers Death," starring Vincent on the premises. Price and June Asher. Pros- 9:00 Mission Impossible., "Hit." pero, prince of a borough of secret bank account traced Phelps poses as a government Serfs, gets his kicks by com- to the Captain indicates that investigator who must work manding his subjects to do any man might have his price. through a crooked district at- cruel acts for the cause of 8:00 The Bobby Darin Show. The re- torney to prove crime syndi- his master, Satan. sult is music-comedy magic as cate boss killed his gird 11:40 . Johnny's Bobby, Dyan Cannon, and actor- friend. guests tonight are comedian singer Burl Ives pool their 10:00 News in Review Bob Hope, singer Jack Jones talents. 10:05 Boxing from the Olympic. and Jack Wright. This program 9:00 Night Gallery. "A Feast of 11:00 . Dick's was first aired April 17. Blood" Henry Mallory pre- guests tonight are Muhammed sents Sheila Gray, a beauty Ali, Jean Stapleton of "All SUNDAY who finds him distasteful, in the Family," and Elliot 10:00 Herald of Truth with a gift, a small mouse- Roosevelt. This program was 10:30 Christophers and Sacred Heart like brooch. originally aired April 16. 11:00 Religious Special "The Latei Mr. Peddington" SATURDAY 11:30 To be announced. Cora Peddington calls on mor- 9:00 New Zoo Revue 3:00 CBS Golf Classic ticiam Thaddeus Conway to ar- 9:30 Sesame Street 4:00 Secrets of the African Baobab range for an inexpensive fun- 10:30 Magic Land of Allakazam 5:00 Pearl Baily. Pearl's guests eral for her husband. Conway 11:00 Cartoons are Ethel Merman, Robert Cou- becomes baffled when he finds 11:30 To be announced let and Hines, Hines and Dad. there is no body. , 4:00 Wide World of Sports 6:00 News Brief "Lindemans Catch" Captain 5:10 American Sportsman. Actor 6:05 Across Seven Seas. "Three Lindemanfalls in love with a Patrick O'Neal accompanies Men on a Raft." Here is a mermaid he has captured, but Jack Barrah, a game warden in dream come true for three men needs help in keeping her a- in the central province of who built a raft, powered by live. Kenya to capture a leopard the motor of aiscooter, and 10:00 News In Review that has been terrorizing a away they go in an adventure 10:05 Movie, "From Hell to Borneo" sheep farm near the Abardare down .the Amazon. starring George Montgomery and Mountains. 6:30 . When he is told there Liza Moreno. A soldier of 6:00 News Brief is no work for him at the Pon- fortune fights off pirates and 6:05 Paul-Lynde. "The Congressman's derosa Billy Brenner steals an internationally known gang- Son." Paul Simms has high hopes ,Joe's birthday present from Ben. ster in order to keep control of obtaining the legal repre- 7:30 The Dean Martin Show. Dean's of his privately owned island.' .sentation of a congressional guests tonight are Art Carney, committee headed bvhis.old law Petula Clark, KayMedfor& and FRIDAY school buddy. Marian Mercer. 12,00 Mod.Squad 7:00 Sanford and Son. 8:30 Laredo. "Jinx." Reese runs 1:00 Movie, "From Hell to Borneo" 7:30 Like It Is. Hosts Gil Noble into Cletus Grogan, an old 2:30 Night Gallery and Melba Tollivar interview friend he hasn't seen in a 3:30 'Gunamoke screenwriter Lonne Elder III, long time. The rest is your 4:30 Dick Van Dyke film distributor Lamont John- guess. 5:00 Toward the Year 2000. "No son and magazine editor Fred 9:30 Charlie Chaplin in "Easy More Teachers, No More Books" Beauford on the part black Street." Charlie as the Education will soon be our people play in the motion "little tramp" accomplishes greatest industry, but the me- picture industry. amazing feats for the sake of thods will change radically, 8:00 Mary Tyler Moore. Ted has a love. This time it is to win the educators tell us. secret life of sorts, and its the hand of his heart's desire 5:30 Medix "The Pill and Others." revelation is a mind crunching Edna Purviance, whom he meets Here is an assessment of the suprise to the' stations news- in a slum mission house. To "Pill" and other contracept- room staff. prove his worthiness he joins ives women are turning to. 8:30 Laramie. A hunted man who is the Police force and is as- 6:00 Panorama being tracked by paid killers signed the worst beat in town. 6:30 Harrigan and Son is given refuge at Slim's 10:00 News in Review 7:00 ranch. Jess confronts the 10:05 Movie, "Jezebel" starring Carol's guests this week are killers in the man's behalf, Bette Davis and Henry Fonda. and Paul Lynde. recalling how Slim had .once Bette Davis plays Amy Bradford Comedy runs rampant in "The helped him. a selfish, self-willed south- Old Folks," and "As the Stom- 9:30 M*A*S*H Both laughs and ern belle who uses her beauty ach Turns." tears in this episode about the to create tragedy and disaster 8:00 Ironside. "The Savage Sentry" unexpected appearance of wherever she goes. Chief'Ironside undertakes a Hawkeye's best friend, an of- ficer who wants to write a Page 6--WORLD NEWS Guantanamo Gazette Friday, September 21, 1973 *-*---Once in a lifetime thing' - Junta to return private industry American girl enjoyed to American mines in. Chile? SANTIAGO, Chile (AP)--Having crushed all but a few pockets of resistance to Chile's new military junta after last weeks bloody military coup, the armed forces dodging bullets in Chile yesterday tutned its attention to the nation's economic reconstruction. The most pressing area is the Chilean copper mines, which provide the South American nation with 80 per cent MIAMI, Fla. (AP)--Sixteen-year-old Michele Mercer of its foreign income. said she and nine other Americans had a "great time" dodging bullets for there days during the Chilean Marxist PresidentlSalvador Allende, whom the military revolution. say committed suicide Sept. 11 in his bomb wrecked pal- "It was a once in a lifetime experience," said ace rather then surrender to the troops at the height Michele, one of eight members of a national swim of the coup, nationalized the huge North American-oper- team which arrived in Miami yesterday with their ated mines in July, 1971. coach and chaperone. Officials of the new government say they want to re- turn private investment of the five big mines, which "I'm glad to be back. .I was really getting home- include the worlds largest open pit and underground sick, Michele said from her parents home in Palm mines. Beach Shores, Fla. "We all caught bad colds but we really enjoyed ourselves. It was a once in a life- But these remarks have not yet clarified the junta's time thing to be in the middle of something like plans for the future operation of the mines--whether they that." will remain in state hands or be turned back to private She said all were in good health but "very tired." business. "We want technical assistance and then investment," The eight swimmers, third and fourth finishers in said Fredrico Willoughby, the new government's press the AmateurlAtheletic Union's 1973 championships, secretary, "but first we must establish order and tran- arrived in Santiago four days before the military quility in the country." junta ousted Marxist President Salvador Allende. At first staying with Chilean families, the A- Willoughby said the mines under the Allende admini- mericans sought refuge from the Santiago riots in stration producinglan average of only 783 metric tons a 21-floor apartment house about a mile from the a day. presidential palace. "But in the last few days, production has gone up to "We could watch the palace being bombed from our 1,075 tons a day, although this is still insufficient." apartment window," Michele said. "But snipers Production for 1972 was just under 600,000 tons over- started shooting at the troops from the windows and all, far below the estimate production of 1.2 million the military kept firing back." tons made by the government of ex-president Eduardo Frei when the U.S. companies invested millions in an "We slept on the floor and had to stay down for expansion program during the 1960's. three days.the apartments all around us were be- ing shot at. It was kind of scary." Adm. Jose Toribio Merino, a member of the junta, says Led by their coach, Jim Montrella of Lakewood, the new government hopes to boost the production to at Calif., the swimmers escaped to the suburbs of.:San- least one million tons as soon as possible. itago last week and stayed with American families "I can say that the copper mines are returning to while waiting to fly out of the country. normal and that our goal in the very near future--with- out being miracle makers--is to reach one million tons. "Our coach kept us pretty cool during the worst And we are going to do it."I of it," Michele said. "We tried to keep in good spirits and we got to know each other pretty well." The nationalization of the copper industry was a cri- Others in the group were chaperone Jill Griesse, tical turning pointin.the relations between the United Columbus, Ohio; and swimmers Nancy Kirkpatrick, States and Chile. Santa Clara, Calif.; Tim McDonnell, Los Angeles; Not only did Allende announce the nationalization un- Tom Szuba, Deerborn, Mich.; and Mike Brower, Stock- der his leftish government but he said that no compen- ton, Calif, sation would be paid to the Anaconda Co., Kennecott Corp. and the Cerro Corp. because they owed Chile 757 million dollars in excess profits since .1955.

Meanwhile, Jaime Silva, the new vice president of CORA, the state agrarian reform agency, assured Chilean peasants that their interests would be protected under the new regime. id S t b1 21 1973 Guantanamo Gazet e SPORTS--Page 7 e ut Fr ay, ep s

lM sI;. Ili lishuI 11 IilitsII up I1 iggs

Compiled by JOSN Jack Cheatwood Before the match Billie Jean told Riggs she didn't want any "shenani- Will y Mays to retire HOUSTON--It was the "libber" over gans" during their internationally the robberr" for $100,000 last night televised extravaganza. as Billie Jean King demolished "When it gets to a certain point brash Bobby Riggs in straight sets 6-4, 6-3, 6-3. at seasons end The 29-year-old women's tennis champion was too powerful for the NEW YORK (AP)--Willie Mays, 42-year- 55-year-old former men's title old baseball superstar, announced his holder as she was able to play her retirement from the game at the end brand of tennis throughout the of this season at a Shea Stadium news evening. conference yesterday. "This is it," said Willie. "I'm Riggs had befuddled Margaret Court retiring after the season. I only on Mother's Day earlier this year hope I can make some contribution also in straight sets. toward another championship in New But Billie Jean King was not to York in the little time left." be "psyched" out. She broke With nine games remaining this Rigg's service in the first set season, May's Mets trail first- and played her own brand of tennis, place Pittsburgh by 1/2 game after charging the net and daring Bobby beating the Pirates in 13 innings to hit his coveted lobs-and curves. last night 4-3.

Riggs had no succes with his shots Mays'has played 66 games this sea- in this match as Billie Jean constant- son with a .211 batting average and ly caught him off balance. six home runs, increasing his career When he was able to lob, Billie total to 660, third behind only Jean had little trouble with them, Babe Ruth and Henry Aaron. sending the older Riggs from one end His last appearance for the Mets of the court to the other. came in Montreal 11 days ago. In that game, he suffered the most re- An estimated 40,000 people, a new cent of a series of nagging injuries record for tennis, watched in the when he crashed into a metal railing air conditioned comfort of the trying to catch a foul ball. This Astrodome and millions more watched injury was diagnosed as a bruised the "battle of the sexes" over left side with possible non-displaced nationwide T.V. cracks of the eighth and 11th ribs. Hi has not played since. Ms. King forced Riggs to break service in the first game and was - BILLY JEAN KING Mays came to the major leagues in New York Giants and the agressor throughout. .defies the odds 1951 with the The match ended with Riggs double- stayed with that franchise through faulting and then hitting a return a move to San Francisco until last into the net. he better not try any shenanigans season, when he was dealt to the on the court," 'Billie Jean said. Mets for a minor league pitcher and In order to get an eyewitness, acount ,"That's all I've got to say. cash. this,_reporte'1 gave a call home to He stands third on the all-time list his nine-year-old sports fan brother. "What kind of shenanigans do you for games played with 2,992 and third He said, "Jack,this is terrible, have in mind, Billie Jean," Riggs in total bases with 6,066. He went she's just too good. said, en oying every minute of the into the 1973 season with a career exchanRe. batting average of .307. Yes Jay, she was "just too good." b'That depends on what you've in What does this prove? It proves mind," a serious Ms. King said. Mays said his future plans were in- that the best women's player in the "You're just waiting for the other definite but that he would remain world, on her best days, can destroy shoe to drop, aren't you," giggled associated with baseball. He has a a \55-year-old former men's champion Riggs, who from the start contended contract with the Mets guaranteeing him no matter how many curves and he would psyche Ms. King into fal- $50,000 a year. slices he throws at her. ling apart on the court. "The game is my life," he said. "It's just a question of what the I'm sure Riggs would be the first She didn't. club will want to do! and we'll de- to tell you that in fact Billie cide that when the season's over." Jean was "just too good." Page 8--BEELINE Guantanamo Gazette Friday, September 21, 1973

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