0tuintnwnLa 0ALt U. S. NAVAL BASE, GUANTANAMO BAY, CUBA Friday, March 15, 1974 No official word yet on end to oil embargo

TRIPOLI, Libya (AP)--The Libyan radio made no mention of the report- void embarrassment for Col. Moammar radio said yesterday Syria charged ed decision to lift the oil ban im- Khadafy, the Libyan leader and host at the oil meeting that Arab nations posed during the October Mideast for the meeting. supporting the lifting of the oil war. embargo against the United States The radio account of Syrian oppo- were treacherous. However, high-level Libyan sources sition indicated there may have But there was no immediate sign said after the meeting that the par- been a clash with Egypt, which to- that the Syrian stand would inter- ticipants had decided to lift the gether with Saudi Arabia has worked fere with the reported decision by ban. In Washington, United States to end the ban. Arab oil ministers Wednesday night Vice President Gerald R. Ford said Egypt and Syria fought the war to- to lift the ban. this tas his understanding of what gether but since then President happened at the conference, but other Anwar Sadat has reached a military The broadcast also said Algeria high U.S. officials said they had no disengagement agreement with Israel. held at the meeting for setting official word on action taken at the Syria has not, although indirect a two-month trial period on lifting meeting. talks with Israel are to begin in the embargo. Libya has strongly opposed easing Washington sometime this month. Giving the first official account the oil curb, and the lack of an of- Syrian President Hafez Assad has been of Wednesday's meeting of Arab oil ficial announcement that the meet- against easing the embargo until there ministers in a Tripoli hotel, the ing had decided otherwise was to a- (See EMBARGO, Page 2)

Treasury Secretary Shultz to leave post

WASHINGTON (AP)--President Nixon accepted with "a sense of personal regret" yesterday the resignation of Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz, effective in early May. Announcing the impending departure of the last member of Nixon's original Cabinet to still hold federal office, Deputy Press Secretary Gerald L. Warren said the President feels Shultz "has served with great distinction," starting as secretary of labor in 1969.

Noting that Shultz has talked several times of a desire to return to private life, Warren said the 53-year-old economist would continue to "assume special assignments after leaving the treasury post he has held since*June, 12, 1972. Shultz was the first economist to serve as treasury secretary. He has indi- cated he would like to return to university life after leaving the administra- tion.

He was at the University of Chicago as dean of the business school when named to serve as secretary of labor in Nixon's first Cabinet in 1969. He became the first director of the new Office of Management and Budget in July 1970 and served there until June 1972 when Nixon named him secretary of the treasury to succeed John B. Connally.

Shultz also occupies a major role as an assistant to the President, charged tAbUKY attK1LAKT (See SHULTZ, Page 2) .resigns Page 2--LATE NEWS ROUNDUP Guantanamo Gazette Friday, March 15, 1974

EMBARGO- GAZETTEER (Continued from Page 1) .a digest of late news is more progress toward disengagement on the Golan Heights. Tripoli radio said the Algerian position was aimed at giving the United States an opportunity to change its Middle Eastern policy. If it does not, the embargo will be enforced once again, the radio said. MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP)--A suit charging Governor George M. Wallace with racial discrimination says on- The oil ministers are due to meet in Vienna on Sunday ly three blacks have been appointed by Wallace to and a formal announcement on the end of the boycott posts on 61 state and county boards and commissions. may come then, Libyan sources said. The suit, filed Wednesday on behalf of seven blacks Sadat has sought an end to the embargo to reward the in Houston County, said there was a total of 768 posi- United States for seeking a Middle East settlement. tions on the boards, with the appointments controlled Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger worked out the by the governor. The suit said an example of the dis- Egypt-Israel disengagement agreement and is the middle- crimination was the State Alcoholic Beverage Control man in the Syrian-Israeli negotiations scheduled to be Board. There are no black managers or cashiers for held in Washington. the state's 123 ABC stores, the suit contends. The suit also says Wallace has never appointed a black as Syria is an oil producer but the industry is state a jury commissioner in any county. and sold no oil to the United States before the war. ROYAL OAK, Mich. (AP)--A letter mailed 110 years ago from a Civil War soldier to a Michigan friend has turned up at a senior citizens home in this Detroit SHULTZ- suburb. The letter, addressed to a Miss Emline Marvin (Continued from Page 1) in nearby Birmingham, was from Union Pvt. Horace 1. Prindle of Troy, Mich., who lay wounded in a Nashville, with coordinating both domestic and international Tenn., hospital after the 1863 battle of Lookout Valley. economic policy, and is chairman of the Council on It was dated Nov. 14, 1863. Royal Oak Postmaster Economic Policy. Walter T. Ashton could give no explanation for the de- In addition, Shultz is chairman of the East-West layed delivery or how the letter happened to bear the Trade Policy Committee whose role is to develop in- name of the American House Senior Citizens Home. The 0 creased trade between the United States and the Soviet name appeared on the envelope with some other notations Union. in addition to the original Birmingham address.

In meeting his many responsibilities, his interna- LOS ANGELES (AP)--American rock mus'ic star Stevie tional travel has been second only to that of Kissinger Wonder said yesterday he would move his home to Africa among top members of the administration. and work with charities helping underprivileged child- Shultz is scheduled to travel to Santiago, Chile, ren, particularly the blind. Wonder, a black perform- next month for a meeting of the Inter-American Develop- er who himself is blind, said people in Ghana were ment Bank and to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, for a meeting trying to arrange for him to live there. He told a of the Asian Development Bank. news conference that although he was concerned about some of the political problems in the United States, that is not what motivated his decision to leave.

Water status Local Foreca st Guantanamo %u 4 Gazette Partly cloudy with scatterd Water figures for yesterday: showers becoming isolated after sunset. Visibility unrestricted ender ndn fce WATER PRODUCED: 1,290,000 except reduced to 1 mile in shower areas. L. d. J _ i.- . P. ic Affa . Off Winds SSE 8-10 knots with J r.r . . i ril o r WATER CONSUMED: 1,167.000 gusts to 20 knots during the afternoon, be- A car . sch.o . . .***- .** . . r omning Jo3 th S-h...... prte WATER GAIN: 123,000 N 4-6 knots after sunset. High today 85. Low tonight 73. Jos P. "Spacey Tr.ay . .Re rt Bay conditions . pL.- WATER IN STORAGE: 19,018,000 1-3 feet. High tide 0333. Low tide 0959. LS5hB N XLXL.-LC B. Lp. .d LI~L Friday, March 15, 1974 Guantanamo Gazette WORLD, LOCAL, NATIONAL NEWS--Page 3 * American oil man still in hands of kidnappers

BUENOS AIRES (AP)--American oilman vented full compliance with the 142,000 $100 bills taken to a rendez- Victor Samuelson remained in the guerillas' demand for publicity. vous in the trunk of a car, informed hands of his Marxist captors yes- Samuelson waskidnappedDec. 6 and sources said. terday despite payment of a record held in a small "people's jail" The ERP set a further condition $14.2 million ransom. during the long negotiations be- that Esso place advertisements in a Esso Argentina officials were op- tween Esso and the People's Revolu- dozen Buenos Aires newspapers saying timistic the 36-year-old refinery tionary Army (ERP), an outlawed ter- the ransom was part of "super-earn- manager would be released shortly roist group. ings obtained in Argentina through even though reluctant editors pre- The ransom was finally paid Monday, exploitation of workers." Only two morning papers carried the ad yesterday. An afternoon daily, El Mundo, ran the text in a news Local bridge players go, international story Wednesday afternoon. The government of Argentina banned Guantanamo Bay bridge players will says the public is invited to par- the newspaper El Mundo from publish- join thousands of others throughout ticipate in the local game. ing yesterday, saying it had broken North America March 29th in a com- Prizes will be presented to the the law against spreading guerilla petition to benefit the American ACBL-wide winners as well as the propaganda. Cancer Society. The Guantanamo Bay victors in each of the 25 districts The agreement came after bargaining Duplicate Bridge Club, an affiliate within the ACBL. In addition, mas- broke down and the ERP sent Esso a of the American Contract Bridge ter points will be awarded to all letter saying they would shoot Samuel- League, is sponsoring a section of those who finish well in each game. son and return his body in an Ameri- the Spring 1974 ACBL-Wide Charity These master points are a method can flag, qualified sources said. Game with play starting at 6 p.m. at of ranking duplicate bridge players Morin Center. on an international basis. According to an account in the The competition will include Buenos Aires Herald, guerillas told players from the United States, Can- Proceeds from the ACBL-wide char- some local newsmen they were impressed ada, Cuba, Mexico and Bermuda with ity games are distributed through as Samuelson calmly prayed as he was every player in every game in every the American Contract Bridge taken from his cell and told he would city playing the exact hands under League's Program, whose "Charity be executed. near identical conditions. Only one of the Year 1974", the American Samuelson's wife and three children winner will emerge--the pair with Cancer Society, will receive approx- were evacuated from Argentina in mid- the best percentage score on the imately $125,000 during 1974. January when officials said the nego- computer-dealt set of hands. tiations for his release were at a For further information, call stalemate, Robert Markwith, charity chair- Robert Markwith at 85620 or 85721 man for the Guantanamo Bay club, DWH. --- NATIONAL-WORLD BRIEFS--- LOCAL (AP)--Chile's government says streaking--the fad of running naked through public streets--is out. Col. Pedro Ewing, secretary-general of the govern- ment, warned newspapers yesterday that they would be closed for three days if they printed any stories or pictures of streakers. "Any publica- *Live firing tion, regardless of its importance, must not stimulate frivolous activities lacking decorumba.that are against the strange and manly spirit of our The Marines will conduct a live people and violate our moral and sober customs," Ewing said. El Mercurio, firing exercise on Sunday from Chile's major newspaper, published Wednesday on an inside page the picture 7:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. The firing will of a youth running naked across Providencia Avenue in a wealthy district take place at Hicacal Small Arm of the capital. An accompanying story said the teenaged nudist gave his Range and will impact at Hicacal name as Victor and said he made the bare trot because "I wanted to show Range. that Chile also Ias a sense of humor."

(AP)--A telephone caller saying he was part of a group seeking to lower gasoline prices claimed responsibility yesterday for a small explosion at *Boat rentals a Shell Chemical Co. operation. The blast, the third such explosion in a week, occured early yesterday at Shell Chemical Co.'s agricultural division Effective March 1, all persons here. It caused "minimal" damage to a shed, Contra Costa County sheriff's wishing to rent boats from either officers said. No one was injured. Deputies said a pipe bomb found after the Naval Station or Naval Air Sta- the first explosion was disarmed by a Naval demolition team. As in the tion boat sheds must fill out con- two previous bombings, a caller said the blast was caused by "Americans tracts at the Special Services Of- For Justice." The caller telephoned the Chronicle shortly fice. All bills must also be paid before the blast. at the Special Services Office. Page 4--ENTERTAI NI NT Guant o Gazette Friday, March 15, 1974 Friday, March 15, 1974 Guatanamo GazetteENTMTAINMENT--Page S

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"Fot hot toot televitiontcooerao ood the 5:00 Aifool 9or14. Blondes." 6:00 Soot Brief. Don Ohkiot, Boot teynolds 6:30 T.M.E. A MAC tajor. Russianrelaf station. 5:30 Julia. Cot. "To Killa oho hot knooledge 6:05 Sotford otd Sot. ood Boddy Hackoetttr tho Priett." Cot teeks to pro- of invasion p1ans, otd to 6:30 Johnny Cool. Roy Acuff, guests. Page 6--NATIONAL AND WORLD NEWS Guantanamo Gazette Friday, March 15, 1974 More problems ahead after end of oil embargo * NEW YORK (AP)--Maybe the oil em- There's a prospect ahead of a Oil is only one aspect of a de- bargo is being lifted and maybe in long-lasting era of economic insta- veloping and worrisome picture. In a few weeks the atmosphere of panic bility in the industrial world that the offing are signs of another at the filling stations will vanish, could lead to highly unpleasant crunch, this one in raw materials. but there's a lot else to worry a- consequences. On top of that, there are likely bout. to be enormous food problems in the If oil were the only major con- The energy troubles the indus- years ahead. cern, there might be an excuse to trial nations have been experienc- relax and breathe easy. The oil ing cannot all, by any means, be The performance of the OPEC--Or- crisis, in fact, may have been just laid at the door of the Arab embar- ganization of Petroleum Exporting a taste of things to come. go. Countries--in squeezing the power- ful nations has generated excited thinking in so-called "developing" countries. They see that material is power. Nion may answer questions Will there more "OPECs"? The "poor" countries are becoming a- cutely aware of their potential. Metals and minerals vital to the western world's economic health on Watergate in Chicago today lie under the ground of many a poor country. WASHINGTON (AP)--President Nixon, in answering questions at a meeting in Chicago today, may try to clear up what the White House describes as A highly-placed Washington expert semantic efforts in presidential statements on a crucial Watergate issue. says that six of the 13 metals . A spokesman indicated Nixon was prepared to respond to questions about most essential to American economic the differences in his Aug.13, 1973, and March 6 statements on when and health are in short supply and must what he was told about hush money intended to keep Watergate defendants be more than 50 per cent imported. quiet. In another 10 years, that will be the case in nine of them. Deputy Press Secretary Gerald L. Warren repeated The United Nations is about to that the issue would be addressed "all at one time" hold a session on the whole pic- and added he would not respond to questions "just ture of raw materials and that before we are going to address this." could quicken an urge to make big This was viewed as a signal that Nixon was ready nations dance the little nations' to discuss the differences in a question-and-answer tune. session at midday today with members of the Executives Club of Chicago. The session will be nationally Is there new crisis ahead? The telecast and broadcast. concerned experts of the Club of Rome', an international study group, In his March 6 news conference, Nixon said that on think so. Their February "Salzburg March 21, 1973, then White House Counsel John W. Dean Statement".had this to say: III "told me that payments had been made to defend- ants for the purpose of keeping them quiet, not sim- "The fact is that the industrial ply for their defense." societies operate wastefully and However, Nixon said in an Aug. 13, 1973, televised stimulate unnecessary consumption. statement that "I was only told that the money had Furthermore, man lacks the will to been used for attorneys' fees and family support, coexist peacefully on this small not that it had been paid to procure silence from the and vulnerable planet. World so- recipients." ciety is torn under by growing and intolerable disparities in living The Chicago visit is part of a busy presidential standards and opportunities. Hun- millions of-men and women PRESIDENT NIXON schedule of personal appearances in diverse sections dredstof of the country. Tomorrow he is to joinin dedica- live marginal lives. .Nature is .to clear things up?tion of the new "Grand Ole Opry" hall in Nashville, pillaged and poisoned for the bene- Tenn., and on Tuesday is to hold a nationally tele- fit of the few. vised and broadcast session with the members of the National Association of Broadcasters in Houston. "The present crisis is much deep- er than an oil or energy or a food According to the White House schedule, Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley crisis. Its negative effects will was to meet the President at O'Hare Airport last night and then ride into have many and diverse repercussions the city in the President's limousine. No other formal meeting with Daley throughout the entire world. is planned by Nixon a spokesman said, but "they'll have a chance to talk "This is inevitable whenever oil, in the car." food or any other basic product be- comes scarce" Friday, March 15, 1974 Guantanamo Gazette SPORTS--Page 7 Braves have power, but pitching still a question WASHINGTON (AP)--Until Monday of may be able to work full time this lanta ballpark is a para- this week the were year. They would help. Their names dise. regarded as being a team without are and Ron Reed. Ron The record book backs that up. pitching. Then four Atlanta hurl- was one of the four invol- There were 206 home runs hit in At- ers teamed up to hold the New York ved in Monday's no-hitter. The lanta last season, 118 by the Braves Yankees without a hit. It may sound others were Dave Cheadle, Joe Grzen- and 88 by the opposition. No other cruel, but the Braves are still da and Jamie Easterly. park was.close to regarded as a team without pitching. that. San Francisco was the nearest Exhibition games don't count in Carl Morton is the ace of the with 161. the standings. staff with a 15-10 record last year Atlanta lives by the home run and and four shutouts. Roric Harrison With Johnson at second and Evans dies by is counted on to be a starter and at third, the Atlanta infield is it. Last Phil Niekro also could be one. Phil something less than a crack unit. year the could see some work in the . and Frank Tepedino are ex- Braves Barry Lersch and Danny Frisella are pected to platoon at first base al- pitchers tabbed as heavy-duty firemen. though there has been some talk of had the Atlanta will be in the headlines moving Johnson over there. worst the first week or two as Hank Aaron Shortstop could be a major headache. team earn- takes dead aim on Babe Ruth's all- And that's a bad place to have a ed run time home run record of 714. Hank headache. Marty Perez, the incum- average will begin the season with 713 and bent,is being challenged by Craig in the it now appears he will have a chance Robinson, who was acquired from the major to set a record in the first three Phillies in a trade. It's a famil- leagues. days at Cincinnati. There has been iar situation. Robinson is a better They were almost as much discussion about that fielder. Perez is a better hitter. -.4% handicap- as the energy crisis although there 4-- Ull ped by is no connection. Manager Eddie Mathews says he wants ~ injuries. to give Johnson and Evans a rest The out- Aaron hit 40 homers last year and from time to time and expects to e, __ look is a was he number three man on the throw Rod Gilbreath and Chuck Goggin DAVE JOHNSON bit club. Second baseman Dave Johnson into action in their place. .43 in '73 brighter hit 43 and third baseman Darrell Johnny Oates, recovering from an this time, Evans lifted 41 into the seats. injury, is expected to do most of but the staff has a long way to go Since neither Johnson nor Evans the catching. Oates got into only to get an "E" for efficiency. had shown anything close to that 93 games last year and batted .248. Two righthanders who missed half kind of power before, it gave rise His number one backup man is Paul the 1973 season because of injuries to a strong suspicion that the At- Casanova. The Braves have something close to an all-star outfield anytime Hank Aaron is in left field. Hank --SPORTS SHORTS- is expected to play about 70 per cent of the time. Despite the fact that (UPI)--It didn't take Hank Aaron long to groove his swing. Aaron popped he missed 40 games last year--Hank one over the left field fence in only his second plate appearance of the is 40 years old--he still led the spring, as Atlanta edged Houston, 9-8, Wednesday. Elsewhere, Kansas City team with in batting with an average rapped out 20 hits in crushing Texas 12-1; Detroit had 17 hits in an 8-2 of .301 and drove in 96 runs. victory over Pittsburgh; Boston banged out 15 hits while beating Minnesota, 7-2; the collected 16 safeties while crushing Baltimore, Dusty Baker will be in centerfield 18-3, in a game called after eight . In other games, St. Louis and will move to right when Aaron beat. Los Angeles,6-4; the Chicago Cubs outslugged San Francisco 96; takes a day off. When that happens San Diego downed CaliforniaPilwaukee,7-4; defeated the Oakland A's,7-2; Lum will move to center. Baker hit Montreal nipped the ,4-3; and Cincinnati beat the Chicago .288 last season and can improve White Sox,3-l. on that this year.

(UFI)--The Chicago Black Hawks are rapidly closing in on the National Hockey League record for most ties in a season. Montreal's Henri Richard scored with 50 seconds to play Wednesday night as the Canadiens held the Black Hawks to a 3-3 deadlock. For the Black Hawks, it was their fourth Sports quiz straight tie and 20th of the season. The record is 24. In other HaL games, Minnesota trounced Atlanta, 5-1, as Bill Goldsworthy picked up his Answer to yesterday's quiz: 40th goal of the season, the Los Angeles Kings skated to a 5-1 victory over Pittsburgh, and Detroit got four consecutive third period goals to Bobby Bonds (189) come from behind and dump , 5-2. In the WHA, it was Cleveland 4, Winnipeg 3; Vancouver tripped Los Angeles with three third period goals, Q. What holds the major 5-2. league record for the most shutouts in a season? Page 8--BEELINE Guantanamo Gazette Friday, March 15, 1974 Beeline C What's happen ng TODAY THE DYNAMIC UNO will be at the Windjammer Club from 8 p.m. to midnight. AS PART OF FESTIVAL WEEK,the junior class will present a play, "Deadwood Dick;' at Morin Center at 7:30 p.m. Fastest line in town TOMORROW AS PART OF FESTIVAL WEEKthe junior class will present a play, "Deadwood Dial 951144. Dick:' at Morin Center at 7:30 p.m. THE DYNAMIC UNO will be at the COMO Club for the St. Patrick's Day party. A prize will be given for the largest shamrock. for sale THE GUANTANAMO BAY MOTORCYCLE CLUB will hold an all-member meeting at 3 p.m. Parents who have children that race are urged to attend the meeting. 21-foot MFG Catalina Sports Cruiser with 155-horsepower engine, new SUNDAY parts, small cabin and sundeck, 11- THE PROTESTANT SUNDAY SCHOOL will meet at 9:15 a.m. at Marina Point for passenger capacity; Gator trailer ages two to 2nd grade. School will meet for ages 3rd grade to adult at with 3,500-pound\ capacity, drop- 9:30 a.m. at Chapel Hill. away bed, mechanical tilt and tan- THE GUANTANAMO SELF-DEFENSE CLUB will meet at 2 p.m. in the dom axles, Child Day Care $4,000 or would consider Center. For more information, call 97110 AWH. trading for late-model stateside car; THE GUANTANAMO BAY DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB will meet two Fedders at 7 p.m. at Morin Center. 12,000 BTU fan motors, THE LITTLE THEATRE will have a moving-work party at Morin $15 each Center at 1 p.m. or $25 for both. Call All members are asked to attend. 952225 or see at Turnkey 87. THE GUANTANAMO BAY MOTORCYCLE CLUB will sponsor a Motocross race at 1 p.m. Registration will commence at noon. Yard sale Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. at 78C Granadillo Circle. MONDAY THE MONTHLY BUSINESS MEETING OF THE AMERICAN RED Two veneer-top CROSS HOSPITAL VOLUNTEERS tables, 24 inches by will meet at 9:30 a.m. in the hospital dining room. 40 feet, $10 each; one Scotsman ice TRYOUTS FOR THE "MAN OF LA MANCHA" will be held at machine; MorinCenter from 7:30 one commercial type dish- p.m. to 9:30 p.m. washer. Call 951234 DWH, ask for ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS will meet tonight. For more information, call Dickinson. 7493 DWK, 96170 or 96160 AWH and 64436 on Leeward Point-. JUDO CLASS will meet at 6:30 p.m. in Marblehead Hall. For more information, Four-family yard sale tomorrow from call 98233 AWH. noon until 4 p.m. at 370D Kittery THE OIL PAINTING WORKSHOP will meet at 9:30 a.m. in the Beach. McCalla administra- tion building. For more information, call 85791. THE PREPARED CHILDBIRTH CLASS will meet at 7:30 p.m. in Ward M of the hos- 1967 Chevy, two new tires, rebuilt pital. For more information, call Pam June at 951036 or Karen Holtz at transmission. Call 951287 AT. 951098 AT. BINGO will be held at Morin Center at 8 p.m. Lloyd radio, AM/FM with cassette player, $35. Call 90106 AT. Whirlpool washer, good condition, 1972 Plymouth Gold Duster, excellent $65. Call 90178 AWH. wanted condition. Call 85736 AWH. Sunfish alcort sailboat, in excellent Community-minded residents of 24 wooden plates in assorted sizes, condition, $255; Sears fishing boat Villamar housing area to fill vacant $1.50 each; six yards checked ging- trailer, used twice, $100. Call seats on ComNavBase Civic Council, ham, $12. Call 95402 AT. 85272 DWH or 85152 AWH. male or female, must have sincere desire to serve and 22-foot boat improve community, with 235 Chevy engine, Two-family yard sale, tomorrow, 1-3 available to attend meeting first both recently overhauled; 1972 Honda p.m. at 12D Granadillo Point. Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. For SL125, good shape, $375. Call more information, call 952234 AWH. 96273 AWH or see at 1216 Center Sears 19-inch TV, portable, $60. Bargo. Call 90110 DWH. 10-speed bicycle. Call 951092 AT or 7723 DWH. The sales representative from the 1962 Buick Special station wagon, Encyclopedia Britannica will be at new paint and tires, $500 or best Rocking chair and chest of drawers. the Navy Exchange all day tomorrow. offer. Call 952252 AT. Call 99274 AWH. Three-family yard sale Sunday from Four-family yard sale tomorrow from Babysitter occasionally in Corinaso noon to 4 p.m. at 364 Kittery Beach. noon to 4 p.m. at 1173A Center Bargo. Point only. Call 85252 AT.