0z~z~tt~ 0iuwtmuuunaTIDES WATER CONDITION HIGH LOW' Charlie V CUBA 9:40 a.m. 2:28 p.m. U. S. NAVAL BASE, GUANTANAMO BAY, Storage Ashore 6:23 p.m. 15.296 Millon Gals. Phone 9-5247 Date THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1970 Radio (1340) TV (Ch. 8) FBI Called in on Yablonski Murders CLARKSVILLE, Pa. (UPI/AFRTS)-- The most in- tensive FBI manhunt since the assassination of Martin Luther King is apparently taking -J Pa. The FBI entered the shape in Clarksville, 0 Yablonski murder cases Wednesday with plans to interview thousands of people, including Pres- ident "Tony" Boyle of the United Mine Workers Union. The bureau was ordered into the case last night to determine whether the deaths of Jo- seph Yablonski, a UMW leader,-and his wife and daughter involve "federally protected rights of labor union members." Yablonski recentlylost his bid for the UMW presidency, and one of his sons said his f4- ther feared for his life ever since he an- nounced his candidacy. State police captain Joseph Snyder said yes- five times and his Radm J. B. Hildreth, COMNAVBASE, purchased the terday Yablonski was shot 25-year-old daughter, Char- first Mardi Gras ticket yesterday from Capt F. wife twice. His adjoining bedroom, was Baldwin, Commanding Officer Naval Supply De- lotte, asleep in an Yablonski's body was found pot. Mardi Gras tickets are available to all also shot twice. floor near a double bed. personnel through their commands. on the Snyder said two more bullets were found in the bedroom be- War Action Not Eipecte d to Last sides the nine reported earl- Stepped up ier. One was a .38 caliber SAIGON (AP/AFRTS)-- Intensified action contin ues to be the lead slug similar to those bodies. It was rule throughout South Vietnam,:with the latest fighting re- taken from the in the mattress. The ported in the northern sector near Da Nang. U. 3."fotces re- found was a copper-jacketed port killing 39.North Vietnamese in sustained f fighting in the other found under a radiator. area, while losing five dead and 16 wounded. bullet bullet Saigon headquarters says more than 400 Commun ists have been- "The copper-jacketed slain in two days of stepped-up action. Source s say Communist is probably .30 caliber," Sny- said. Asked whether the forces are not able to sustain the pace. der gun that fired the copper- Defense Spending C uts to Come jacketed bullet could have hit Laird Says More one of the victims, Sniyder re- WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS)-- Defense Secretary Mel vin Laird says plied: "That's possible." the administration intends to cut military spen ding next year Did the discovery of ttW to help meet domestic needs and fight inflation . He says the types of slugs mean more than Pentagon has trimmed its net spending by nearly y $4 billion one person was involved in the during the current fiscal year. slayings? Laird cited as reasons for the cut the import ance of such "This could be rsupposea right programs as aid to cities and health, education and welfare. but I' not theorizing now," Snyder said. Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, January 8, 1970 HAIFA (AP/AFRTS)-- A flotilla of Soviet war WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS)-- Under legislation vessels has returned to the Mediterranean just passed in 1914, the United States has at- as suddenly and quitely as it left the sea tempted to halt the flow of heroin into the several months ago. Defense sources said country by seizing it after it has been yesterday nearly 40 Soviet ships have assembled smuggled in. in Mediterranean waters in recent days and The Nixon administration is reported several more are expected before North Atlantic ready to try a new approach, cutting it off Treaty Organization naval maneuvers next month. at its source., This means in France, Turkey At one point following the 1967 Middle East and Mexico where most of the heroin entering War, the Soviets had between 50 and 60 ships the United States comes from, the adminis- in the area, Moscow's largest naval power dis- tration is working through diplomatic play ever in the Mediterranean. The latest channels to get these governments to crack buildup has prompted unexpected uneasiness down on illicit production of heroin. White among some Arab nations, allies of the Soviets. house aides say all three countries have This was reflected in a call by President responded favorably. Houari Boumedienne of Algeria for the de- parture from the Mediterranean of "the fleets WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS)-- Six major pesticide of all countries which: are.not part of the firms intend to fight intitial government Mediterranean." efforts aimed at ending all but essential uses of DDT this year. The firms have filed PARIS (AP/AFRTS)-- Three United States Navy an appeal from an agriculture department wives have returned to Paris to renew their order. demands the North Vietnamese provide informat- This turns the matter over to a scientific ion about their husbands missing in Vietnam. panel for a ruling. Should the panel re- "We will not'give up," said Mrs. Thomas ject the industry appeal, a public hearing Stegman of Virginia Beach, Va. She was ac- would follow. In the meantime, the firms companied by two other Virginia Beach residents will be allowed to go on marketing the Mrs. Richard Nelson and Mrs. Robert Duncan. pesticide. The women arrived yesterday from Rome, where Pope Paul VI told them he was doing all he WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS)-- Contract talks be- could to get Hanoi to release names of pri- tween the nation's trucking firms and the soners it is holding. 450,000 member teamsters union have begun. The union is reportedly ready to;ask for a JACKSON, Miss. (AP/AFRTS)-- The opening of wage and benefit increase amounting to about four more Mississippi school districts with four dollars an hour. The trucking industry newly desegregated classes may indicate is expected to resist the demands. more fully whether a pattern of white de- fection from the public schools is forming. Three of the districts opening classes under new supreme court orders have black student majorities. In the one other black- dominated district that has begun classes, all but two white students either stayed Guantanamo Gazette away or enrolled in makeshift private schools. ComNavBase RAdm In two other districts, integration was J.B. Hildreth Public Affairs Officer Lt D.S. McCurrach accomplished without losing most white stu- dents because they are in the majority. BEIRUT (AP/AFRTS)-- The increasingly heavy fighting along the Israeli-Lebanese border in recent months.has prompted a high level meeting in Beirut. The Lebanese parliament called a joint session of its foreign.-affairs and defense committees. The session is expected to re- sult in strengthening of defenses along the border. Gazette Page 3 Thursday, January 8, 1970 Guantanamo MAC Flight Schedule The Mixing Bowl MEMORANDUM From: ,Base Passengr Tr.n:wpor:tation Cffice To: Base Personnel Subj: Schedule of movement for inoston/Norfolk bound passengers on By Darlene Bowers MAC Flights for January 1, 6, 8, 13, 15, 20, 22, 27, 29; February 3, 5, 10, 12, 17 19, 24, 26; 'larch 3, 5, 10, 12, 17, 19, 24, 26, 31. 104 passenger flights on 6, 8, 13*January. Wandering around the Base the other day, I ran into NOTE: This schedule cancels and supersedes that of 26 November 1969. one of your friendly reporters, Chief-Jim Teague. Dur- ing the usual swapping of cheers and jee'rs, I asked MAC AIRCRAFT ARRIVAL-DEPARTURE SCHEDULE him why didn't the GAZETTE have a Women's Column? PLACE PATE AND TIME eill, I sure put my foot in it that time. Sure, JANUARY he said, we'd love to have you write one. When can we expect the first installment? DEPART NORFOLK 0800 ARRIVE GUANTANAMO 1100 He sure caught me with my recipes down that time. DEPART GUANTANAMO 1200 Anyway, here's that first installment, and with the ARRIVE KINGSTON 1230 of Guantanamo and the DEPART KINGSTON 1340 support of the good citizens ARRIVE GUANTANAMO 1425 patience and understanding of the staff and Editor DEPART GUANTANAMO 1555 of the GAZETTE, I'm going to try to come up with ARRIVE NORFOLK 1850 something each week. PAC FLIGHT SUPPORTING EVENTS SCHEDULE For a start I would like to pass on our solution for the unappetizing appearance of the Bar-B-Que EVENT DATE AND TIME grills at the beaches. (I know all about the heat JANUARY all that, but I still killing all the germs and Jamaica bound passengers 0730- 0930 can't bring myself to plop my hamburger on that check baggage at McCalla black mess.) Tormlinal Norfol k bound passengers 1000-1200 Buy two inexpensive cookie sheets, leave one as check baggage at McCalIla is for making pancakes, toasting buns, etc. Have Terminal Jamaica bound baggage departs your husband drill a few holes in the other sheet for Leeward Terminal 1000 and use for cooking hamburgers, hot dogs, steaks, Jamaica bound passengers 1045 etc. You will find this ideal as the fat will drain depart for Leeward Terminal Norfolk Inbound passengers 1215 off. depart Leeward Term, claim Speaking of pancaked have a syrup recipe I would baggage at McCalIa Terminal Norfolk bound passengers 1215 like to pass on: depart for Leeward Terminal Cinnamon Syrup Norfolk bound baggage de- 1300 1 cup of sugar parts McCalla for Leeward Termi na I 1/2 cup of light corn syrup Norfolk manifest closes for 1/4 cup of water all revenue passengers 1415 1/2-3/4 teaspoon cinnamon NOTE: FLIGHT TIMES FOR FEBRUARY AND MARCH ARE NOT AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME.