Tide, Sun, Temp. Weather Forecast 85813 Hohtde-2:42pm Partly cloudy. 6 Tx Thunderstorms. Low tide-- -28pm S 7 Winds 12-14 Sun6et ---- :33pm kt-. Bay con- High ---- 87 ditions 2-4 ft. - 72 1 The Navy '.6 onty zhote-b ed daity LLfLw----LuI 99c) U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Tuesday, May 24, 1977 Vol. 3Z.249 No. V Mitchell and Haldeman lost again Young violated agreement (UPI)--The Watergate defendants lost another round yesterday, the CAPE TOWN (AP)--South Africa White House cabinet meeting, which big one. claims U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young Young missed because he was meeting The United States Supreme Court violated an agreement that permit- with black African leaders in refused to review their conviction ted him to visit Johannesburg over Lusaka, Zambia. on charges of conspiracy, obstruc- the weekend. The South Africans In Sudan yesterday following talks tion and false testimony in an say Young broke the agreement that in Zambia with Pres. Kenneth Kaunda attempt to cover-up White House he would not make controversial about Western peace initiatives in involvement in the Watergate break- statements by calling for an eco- Southern Africa, Young flew to Khar- nomic boycott to force change of toum. On the flight, Young spoke South Africa's racial policies. by telephone with banished South African black nationalist leader, Robert Sobukwe. Young said Sobukwe had told him the black ambassador had made a tremendous impact during his visit to South Africa over the weekend. Sobukwe is not allowed to leave the town of Kimberley. Young said They have 25 days to ask for re- the black leader assured him that consideration of the request for he understood why Young could not appeal. But that is something the make such a visit given the contro- court seldom grants. versy surrounding the trip. Supreme Court clerk Michael Rodak In Khartoum, Young will meet with says the Haldeman and Mitchell Pres. Numairi and will attend cele- could be picked up any time the brations marking the anniversary of government desires because a motion the revolution that brought Numairi That could mean jail soon for to reconsider does not automatically to power. former Atty. Gen. John Mitchell and stay the court order. An attorney Young also met with several black former White House Aide H.R. Halde- at the office of the special Water- dissidents during his South Africa man. Ex-Nixon Aide John Ehrilchman gate prosecutor and the government visit, which the South Africans Some approve of SST has already started his two and one will wait until yesterday's denial also claim violated trms of his half to eight year term voluntarily order reaches Judge John Sirica trip. at a work camp in Arizona. The who presided at the cover-up trial. While Young was being critized by (UPI)--The Federal Aviation Admin- other two are free on bail. He will hold an open hearing in the the South Africans, his boss, Pres. istration says that after a year status of Mitchell and Haldeman. Carter, said the U.N. ambassador of trial flights for supersonic As usual, the court offered no would someday be a hero to the Third transport planes most people living U.S. should look into comment on the denial of appeal, World. Carter made his remarks at a near Dulles airport outside of which was based primarily on claims Washington now approve of letting Soviet threats that massive publicity prevented a the Concorde fly to the United fair trial in Washington D.C. at States. WASHINGTON (UPI)--Virginia Sen. the time it took place. The FAA issued the report yester- William Scott has urged the Senate The court ignored another uproar Begin in good condition day, one day before the first anni- Armed Services Committee to hold created last month when National versary of commercial Concorde hearings on "the Soviet threat and Public Radio said the justices had flights to Dulles. Soviet preparation for nuclear war- voted five to three to deny the ISRAEL (UPI)--Menahem Begin was The report says SST engines are fare." appeal but that Chief Justice Burger chosen by the Israeli people to no louder than predicted and pol- The republican senator is a member was holding up the decision trying lead a new government, but doubt lution is less of a problem. of the committee, to win review of the case. It would was cast over that mission when have been necessary to get one more the 63 year old right-wing leader Scott said yesterday the committee justice to agree to the appeal. was hospitalized in Tel Aviv should call on top military leaders Doctors say Begin is suffering New policy for Gazette to give their personal assessment of from exhaustion, but that he's in the Soviet nuclear situation. He Hijackers still in control "very good" condition. Begin could also said retired generals with in- spend up to a week in the hospital telligence background might feel under observation. He suffered a Beginning May 31, 1977 adver- ASSEN, The Netherlands (AP)--Two less restricted about sharing their near fatal heart attack two months tisements for the Gazette, TV-8 armed bands of South Moluccan views than would active personnel. ter- ago. and 1340 radio will be accepted be- rorists continue to hold a hijacked Begin's doctor says he does not tween 8 and 11 a.m. Monday through train and a country school near Scott's call for the hearings describe the exhaust on as a re- Friday. Ads will not be accepted Assen in the Northern Netherlands. stems from his concern about report- lapse or say whether the strain of on holidays. Bonafide emergency Altogether, the gunmen are holding ed massive increases in Soviet Begin's illness would hamper his announcements will be accepted more than 150 people, more than weaponry and manpower. performance in office. anytime. Advertisements will be He said he's 100 of them children. concerned that the U.S. military Begin's deputies are going ahead limited to 40 words. Ads which Dutch officials also feared an- with negotiations to form a new might not be adequate to face the discriminate on the basis of race, other train hijacking was being ruling coalition. One of his top sex, creed, or color or national Soviet challenge. planned. They took five persons lieutenants says a new government orgin will not be accepted. The into custody for questioning Scott said he talked informally after could be formed without Begin, Public Affairs staff reserves the with retired air force intelligence they had been seen waiting at the should his health take a turn for right to edit and rewrite all Chief General George Keegan. Scott train station in the Southern Dutch the worse. submissions. said Keegan told him that the U.S. town of Vlaardingen, but they were is "neglecting quality research on released after identifying them- Soviet defense." He said Keegan selves as Indonesians on a routine fears that the U.S. is not taking rail trip, Tax bill signed and Carter is happy seriously Soviet efforts. The incidents occurred as the nation prepared for national elec- (UPI)-:-Pres. Carter signed the even more important when it started Despite past agreements, Scott tions tomorrow. After an emergency Tax Cut Bill into law yesterday through the congressional process said, U.S. military spending has cabinet meeting, Premier Joop Den with the remark that cutting taxes because at that time it also con- not increased to the extent of that Uyl announced that the election is one of the most pleasant jobs of the Soviet Union. would be held as scheduled. a president or congressman ever has. The bill reduces taxes about one Tour finished Mondale reports to boss to four dollars a week for 50 million Americans. They will start to see the reduction in withholding WASHINGTON (AP)--Vice Pres. In London, Mondale told British amounts next month. Mondale reports to Pres. Carter leaders that Vorster had indicated The bill also cuts down drastic- today on Mondale's just-concluded interest in setting up a neutral, ally in the paperwork that tax- European tour. A likely topic is civil administrative authority to payers will do next year. There Mondale's meeting in Vienna last run Namibia, a trust territory will be a very simplified form for week with South African Prime Mini- under South African control, despite those who take the standard deduc- ster John Vorster. The vice a U.N. demand that it be freed. tion and Carter called that a tained the $50 rebate. Carter However, Mondale is not as opti- "notable achievement. asked Congress to cancel that and president has said he found Vorster mistic about the outcome of a third Carter signed the bill he also asked it to drop a tax cooperative when it came to discus- subject he discussed with Vorster at a cere- mony in the proposal for companies that sing the future of Rhodesia. And in Vienna. That's the desire of the rose garden to mark credit the fact that a major administra- hire more workers. The business he has said Vorster's position on Carter administration to see blacks tion program tax break was still in the bill but Namibia also was more positive than have a greater participation in had made it through Congress. However, Carter signed it anyway. negative. South African affairs. the bill was Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, May 24, 1977 Pae 2 Toay'sIme.(.Iinlgs Tomorrow's -meeting ft a9 b 0 - roow,\, v.m w.Pd GITMO COIN CLUB meets in guonset hut GITMO BAY BRIDGE CLUB meets at 1817 behind the old elementary school 7 p.m.