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Oil Senators Fight Greek Government Import Administration WASHINGTON (AP) CONGRESSMEN Dumped By Army FROM OIL producing states-de- nounced yesterdaythe proposals LONDON (AP) THE ARMY HAS taken over control of Greece, an of six oil and chemical firms Army radio station claimed early today. to establish new refining The broadcast,monitored in London, said the Army seized con- operations in Puerto Rico and trol of the nation at midnight. the Virgin Islands. The Army Chief of Staff would soon broadcastan announcement, More than250 representatives it added. of the domestic oil industry Monitors said the broadcast cheered when Representative was made by Athens Army Radio. Omar Burleson, Democraf from Notic e There was no immediate word on Texas told Oil Import Adminis- what had happened to the coun- trator Elmer L. Hoehn: "While. Any person that has a claim tryas political leaders. we have a vital interest in or feels they have a claim Telephone service into Greece the development of the islands, against the Governments of was not obtainable. oil import legislation does Cuba, Yugoslavia or Red China, Early yesterday Greek tele- not permit use of the import in reference to the Interna- communications personnel went program for such purposes. tonal Claims Settlement Act on a 24-hour strike to press Spokesmen for the govern- *of 1949, amended, should call demands for higher pay. ments of Puerto Rico and the the Base Legal Office for an Greece was in a stormy pol- Virgin Islands endorsed the appointment. itical period as the reports companies' requests. The 1949 act involves any of an Army coup filtered out. In his attack,Burleson said: losses arising since January National elections are just "The proposals would not only 1 1959, and is further qx- over a month off. jeopardize the entire (import orplaimed festhey in this havepast Mondayls1967.i Former Premier George Papan- control) program and do great Gitmo Gazette on he front dreou, leader of the powerful harm to independent oil pro- page. Center Union Party and anti- ducers, but would give undue You can get an appointment royalistin sentiment, had been advantage to a few plants over by calling 85432 during work-: scheduled to kick off his mainland refineries and petro- ing hours. election campaign in 'Salonika chemical industries." The deadline for filing is on Sunday. Representative Graham Pur- May 1, 1967 on Cuban claims. Many ofthe top Army officers cell, Democrat Texas, said he The time for filing Yugoslav are known to favor young King was (Contd onpe2r) claimAdeeply s July Constantine and his Danish-born Queen anne-Marie over the na- tion's feuding politicians. Papandreou's favorite slogan Surveyor3aannsmits Photos is "the King reigns but the people rule." PASADENA (AP)(By Ralph.Dighton) SURVEYOR 3 TOOK two feather- The 80-year-old Papandreou, light slow motion bounces--oneto a height of 35 feet--in with his son -landing Andreas in the on the-moon Wednesday night. And its final resting role of Party Manager,has long place was on a slope inside a 20-foot deep crater. accused the King of Meddling But despite the hop-skip-jump st lye touchdown the spacecraft in politics. It was over this has sent back 390 photos of terrain where astronauts may land, and it may test its tiny soil-sampling -shovel earl-y -today. or tomorrow. Many of the pictures were indistinct due to sun glare. PAGE 2 FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1957 GITMO GAZETTE LONDON (Cont'd from page 1) observers said. WASHINGTON (Cont'd from page 1) concerned Only a few days ago party sources in Athens about the conclusions to which I have regret- were saying the King probably would not give fully been led by repeated actions" of the In- Papandreou a mandate to Form a government even terior Department. if the Center Union wins the May 28 elections. He said he was "sorely disappointed" that The current Premier is Panayiotis Canello- instead of a "firm policy on petroleum imports poulos,leader of the rightist National Radical which would encourage domestic exploration and Union (ERE). The King named him Prime Minister production" there has been "continuous chipping April 3 in a move that infuriated other par- away through the various loopholes and sub- ties. turfuges" resulting in "continuing efforts to Canellopoulos, unable to secure a confidence increase oil imports. vote from the nation's legislators, instead "Although those charged with administering dissolved parliament last Friday and called the oil imports program in the Federal govern- elections. ment seem to have lost sight of history," said But the ERE, while doing better than some Purcell, "the history of the oil imports pro- expected, still had seemed unlikely to gain gram has been as far as Congress and the enough support to win national power. This may action ofthe President are concerned,tied only have prompted an Army seizure of power. t6 National security considerations." Canellopoulos' appointment hadalready sparked off riots in Athens and Salonika that left DALLAS (AP) FRANK HAYES JR., 9, the subject scores of demonstrators hurt. Rightists and of a dramatic leukemia-breakthrough announce- leftist clashed after Papandreou charged that ment, was back under treatment yesterday af- the elections were being rigged in favor of ter doctors said they found some leukemiacells ERE. in his blood. He made that same charge after ERE won the The boy had been treated since last Septem- 1961 elections. ber with a drug called L-Asparanginase, which The King ousted Papandreou because the Pre- was said to fight leukemia (cancer of the mier tried to take over the Defense Ministry blood) by starving the malignant cells. in an attempt to block an investigation into Doctors at Wadley Research Institute said an organization of leftist Army officers known they found the leukemia cells Wednesday during as Aspida (Smield). It was accused of plotting Frankie's weekly check-up. to overthrow the Monarchy, remove Greece from His mother said he was just "feeling fine," the North Atlantic Alliance, and make it a however, and would continue to go to school. neutral Socialist state,and'Andreas Papandreou Wadley scientist said Frankie had only a few was accused of being a leader of ti-e plot. weeks to live when treatments oegan last fall. Papandreou's ouster plunged Greece into its J.K. Wadley, Texarkana philanthropist, said worst political crisis since the postwar Civil the boy "was found to have developed a return War, with almost nightly Communist-fostered of leukemia cells in his blood and it is now street riots and a rapid sucession of pol- felt by Wadley scientist that this.may-well be iticians who tried and failed to form a gov- due to not having a large enough dosage of L- ernment that could command a majority in par- Asparaginase. 1lament. Mrs. Hayes said conventional, maintenance The crisis was not ended'until Sept.17, therapy will be used to treat the boy in the 1965, when parts of Papandreou's party broke next few weeks. away and joined a coalition which installed "We're all very disappointed," she said. Stephanos Stephanopoulos as Premier. The drug L-Asaparanginase is in extremely short Although he had only a tiny majority in par- supply, doctor Wadley said. liament, Stephanopoulos lasted in office for 17 months, until last December, when Greece's JAKARTA (UPI) INDONESIA'S SHAKY RELATIONS leading Conservative Party headed by Panayiotis with Communist China worsened Thursday. Cannelopoulos, suddenly withdrew its support It was disclosed that the Foreign-Office from him and the Premier was forced to resign. sent a protest note to the Red-Chinese Embassy He was followed by John Paraskevopoulos, a to Wednesday blaming Peking authorities for in- banker and economist whom the King named spiring an anti-Indonesia demonstration in the head a caretaker government to prepare for Communist Chinpse canital last week- elections in May. Pages Missing or Unavailable GITMO GAZETTE FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1967 PAGE 7

MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL (By Sig Couch) Steve Hargan pitched the Cleveland Indians into a tie for first place with the New York Yankees by shutting out the Kansas City A's 2-0. * SPORTS In Washington the faced five Senator in their 8-4 win rover the Nat's. The losing was Pete Richert who was chased from the mound in the third when the Sox pushed six runs across the plate. Richert's record is now 0-2. John Buzhardt THE BRIEF BUT heavy shower rained out last was credited with the win to even his record night's game between NAS and FTG but it will at 1-1. be rescheduled for a later date. Detroit remained in a tie for second place Going into this weekend, the Gitmo Baseball with the White Sox as they picked up their League looks like this, fifth win of the season by downing the Calif- Team Won Lost Pct. Behind ornia Angels 4-3, when Jerry Lumpe's line Indians 10 0 1.000 drive to centerfield was dropped by Jay John- Hilltoppers 7 2 .818 1 stone and allowed the winning run to score. Al Devildogs 6 3 .700 3 Kaline picked up his fourth homer of the sea- Comets 6 4 .600 4 son and Bill Freehan pieked up number 2. Medics 5 4 .555 4 The only other game scheduled inthp American Leathernecks 6 5 .545 4 League was Baltimore at Minnesota, postponed Flyers 4 6 .400 6 because of rain. Trainers 3 7 .300 7 In the Senior circuit, Tommy Davis homered Centerites 3 8 .273 7 and doubled to lead the to a 6-1 Crusaders 2 9 .182 8 win over the . who was 8upplymen 1 9 .100 9 paid a $40,000 bonus to play for the Mets won his first Major League game, with relief help ON SLATE TONIGHT, the VC-10 Crusaders take from Don Shaw. on the Marine Barracks Leathernecks. On Sat- The case of the last place team being the urday afternoon, the Devildogs play host to spoilers still holds true. At least as far as the Hilltoppers, while at night the Indians the first place St. Louis Cards and the Frisco take on the Medics. Giants are concerned. The Giants handed the Sunday's firtt game features the Comets vis- Cards their first loss of the sdason yesterday iting the NSD Supplymen. Immediately after by the score of 7-5. The Giants scored 5 runs the first game, the FT*G Trainers andtt Comets in the second . on five singles and two will complete their game of March more in the sixth. One bright note for the 26th in the top of the 7th inning with the Cards was Lou Brocks 6th homer of the season bases empty and two out. in seven games. In the nightcap,the PWC Centerites will play In their second extra inning contest in as hogt to the Trainers. many games the Cincinnati Redlegs and the Los At last!! The latest Inter-Command Tennis Angeles Dodgers fought it out for -13 League results. As ofApril 18: last night and Vada Pinson bloop singled into centerfield to put across the winning runs as Cincinnati won 3-1. Here is today's Major League schedule: New York at Boston (night) Kansas City at Baltimore (night) Minnesota at Detroit (night) California at Cleveland (night) Chicago at Washington PAGE 8 FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1967 GITMO GAZETTE ANKARA, TURKEY(AP) THE NORTH ATLANTIC Treaty NICOSIA, CYRPUS (AP) ONE MAN CAME out all Organization has acceptedin principlea Turkish but unscratched Thursday from a plane- crash proposal that nuclear mines be sown along that killed 126 and seriously injured the Turkey's border with the Soviet Union, military other three aboard their Bombay-Cairo flight. sources reported Thursday. Nikolas Pulver, was the Swiss leader of an Tfie mines would be detonated far underground Asian holiday tour that ended tragically early and there would be no fallout problem, the Thursday when the chartered plane with 130 Turks said. The mines would close mountain aboard crashed into a hilltop while trying to passes which might be used by invading Soviet land at Nicosia airport during a thunderstorm. forces. An official who talked to Pulver quoted him The Turkish sources said the proposal was as saying "we made a first run over the air- made and accepted at the recent NATO Nuclear port and it was too high. The plane then made Committee meeting in Washington attended by a second approach but apparently we were too Turkish Defense Minister Ahmet Topaloglu. low because suddenly I felt the plane shudder NATO headquarters has been instructed to as if a wing had struck something. I was start planning for a change in the defense thrown from my seat and do not remember what strategy for eastern Turkey to include the happened after that." mines, they added. The other three survivors, all in serious Turkey told the NATO ministers that Russia condition,were hostess Veronka Guain of Basel, has 30 divisions on its side of the line while Switzerland, and Peter Wimperet and Miss Chri- Turkey has only five divisions in the east. sta Blumel, Germans. PARIS (AP) GASTON DEFFERRE,SOCIALIST deputy MIAMI (AP) DETROIT CONGRESSMAN CHARLES C. and Mayor of Marseille, and Gaullist deputy Diggs Jr., lost his wallet, watch and a dia- 0 Rene Ribiere are scheduled to fight a duel to- mond ring to a strong-arm robber in a downtown day because Defferreallegedly called Ribiere a bar today while waiting for a plane to Bimini. stupe (abruti). At an impromput news conference later, the The two announced outside the National As- Ne ro Congressman was reluctant to discuss the sembly they would fight the duel after Ribiere 1Obbery or the purpose of his visit to the asked Defferre for an apology and it was-re- tiny Bahamas hideaway of Harlem Representative fused. Adam Clayton Powell. "The duel will certainly take place," Ribiere Asked if he would meet with Powellin Bimini, told newsmen as he stalked out of the speaker's Diggs said, "no comment." chambers. "And since I am on the defense I have the choice of weapons. It will be swords." WASHINGTON (AP) STUDENTS, FOLLOWING THE lead of some members of the faculty, stayed SAIGON (UPI) FOR THE FIRST time in the air away from Catholic University classes en masse war against North Vietnam U.S. planes yes- yesterday protesting the dismissal of a young terday winged through aerial mines and missles Priest-professor known for his liberal views to knock out two vital power plants onthe out- toward moral theology and birth control. skirts of the port of Haiphong, The raids by The call for a boycottof classes by students carrier-based Navy jets plunged the port into was sounded.Wednesday after the entirefaculty darkness. of the .School of Sacred Theology voted to go Following today's raids the Pentagon esti- on strike until the Board of Trustees rein- mated that American planes have probably states the Rev. Charles E. Curran. knocked out more than half of North Vietnam's .The University's Rector, the Most Rev. Wil- electric power thus far in the war. It said liam J. McDonald, said there would be no com- of 12 major thermal power plants in the North ment from his office. eight of them previously had been attacked. Father Curran said Wednesday Catholic Thelo- 08 They furnish 90 percent .of the country's gians must be free to pursue religious truths. power. "The issues in this dismissal are greater than any one man," he said. "Our Catholic Theology in America and Catholic UNiversity WASHINGTON (UPI) PRESIDENT JOHNSON IS ex- 1 pected to meet with West German Chancellor education are in question. 1 Kurt George Kiesinger after he attends the fu- neral of Konrad Adenauer next Tuesday. LONDON (AP) PRIME MINISTER WILSON yesterday But officials dismissed speculation that the clashed in Parliament with Eldon Griffiths,up- President's trip to Germany would be the occa- position Conservative Party legislator,over.an sJion for talks with other Western leaders such article Griffiths wrote for the London Times as French President Charles de Gaulleand Brit- headed "Collapse of U.S. Respect For Britain." ish Prime Minister Harold Wilson. Wilson accused Griffiths in the Housedf Com- Johnson and a smallAmerican delegation plan mons of setting out to "create trouble,whether to leave Washington late Sunday or Monday for be design or not, between Britain ad he United a non-stop flight to Bonn. The party is ex- States." pected to return Tuesday or Wednesday. Griffiths. a former corresoondent of the U.S. LONDON (AP) THE UNITED STATES and Britain