Yuma Daily Sun, The (Newspaper) - November 28, 1969, Yuma, Arizona Editor's Notebook To Yumans With Turkey Leftovers By JONES OSBORN If you didn't have left over Irom yesterday's dinner you probably don't need to read this What I am going to say is lof those people of County who had more enough to eat day People who will have more than enough today and tomorrow and the day after that I speak only to the people who are not suffering lor the of life The people who have reason to be thankful My message is that not everyone is as well off as we are There are many men women and children right here in our midst who need help in one way or another which they cannot afford I refer to neglected and disturbed dren to unwed to those ot both sexes who are victims of alcoholism to youngsters suffering with cystic fibrosis to and girls who need and want to belong to a club in which they can learn while playing to mentally disturbed and the mentally re- and to the destitute homeless hungry and sick regardless of who they are All these and more are our citizens right hero at home And all of these are the kinds of people who are helped when you give money to United sorry to have to report day after Thanksgiving Khen so many of us enjoyed that we are not porting United Fund this year should be The drive for 5117.700 to keep 17 voluntary agencies in action is lagging should do better and we CAN do better We have the means to do so How much is days pay and it will keep 17 agencies going an- year And bo thankful that you are able to do it Rookie Cop Just Had Bad Day AP A policeman ordered a to the side of the road to give him 11 traffic ticket Bui the officer tally tlic patrol car floor as lie got out keys were still In flic IgnitiiMi His tion book was mi llio seat So the officer delivered n stern lecture to the motorist ami let him go Then the opened the buck door and tried to fish out the keys through steel that separates the rear prisoners seat from the driver Suddenly n passing car looked as il it might hit the so the officer slammed it shut nml found himself locked in tlie prisoner doesn't have handles officer radioed for help Ills Chief Harold left liis it Thanksgiving dinner to rescue thn trapped policeman whom n officers politely declined to THE WEATHER M morning 53 at 11 6 Relative at 11 Average high ims date 72 Average this dato 44 FORECAST to Saturday cooler through Saturday NoKhtrly winds 30.20 mph this afternoon and this afternoon 68 ft High 65 set Sunrise ENTINEL 14 20 Pagei Per Copy lOc Arizona Friday November 28 1969 CENTERVILLE VS TYLER Phone ARIZONA 222 Tops Weekend Pose Problem In My Lai Massacre By FRED S HOFFMAN Press Writer WASHINGTON AP tagon officials may invoke two sections of the military justice code to try any former soldiers accused in the alleged My Lai massacre One of these is Article 18 applying to war cumes the other is Article 21 which lawyers said was ed to preserve common law military sit in criminal cases Fifteen of the 24 men now un- der investigation but not yet charged have returned to ian life since the alleged mass slaying of more than 100 South Vietnamese civilians on March 1C 1968 No Problem Prosecution of the nine diers still on active duly poses no legal problem They clearly are subject to Ihp military tice code under which 1st Lt William L Calley Jr faces Ariz Slack Plans Facilities by Dec 15 Arizona Slack Company today announced a target date of Dec for completion of ed facilities in their present location In a meeting held earlier this week with representatives of the Ch amber of Commerce AWC and he Arizona Employment Service Marvin David the firm's special ects engineer spelled out the expansion plans Noting a recent ment of increased production during Hie next 12 months David said he hoped f or a 60 per cent employment increase by mid-March Wage Hike The announcement last month called for a mini- mum wage increase from 51.60 to hourly after JO weeks of employment Arizona Slack which opened its dooVs in early March ently has 73 employees David lauded the AWC Skill Center which hss trained the firm's female employees and noted that employee turnover has been minimal dean of vocational education Gordon indicated that Center located at currently has arid machine facilities for diate training without charge interested training are asked to contact the local office of the Arizona State Employment office court on premeditated murder charges and S Sgt vid Mitchell has been charged wilii assault with intent to kill However serious questions confront government legal on course to follow in trying to prosecute any of the deemed to have been involved This is because the Supreme Court in 1055 rejected military court martial for former in freeing ii discharged Air Force sergeant who had been arrested by military au and flown to Korea to face a murder charge after he had gone back to civilian life Courses Action Lawyers for the Pentagon the Justice Department and other federal agencies have been studying possible courses of lion against in the My Lai case Senior legal officers said a likely path would be to try to in- voke either Article 18 or Article 21 or both They said the tions have not yet been tested before the Supreme Court The lawyers cite also what they call the law of nations as applying to civilians as well as military men This is an apparent reference to Geneva conventions covering of prisoners of war and civilians in A military commission proach figures in the thinking of government lawyers As com in chief they say Nixon could establish such a commission to fry former sol diers accused of war crimes Moon Sample Star of Next Rock Show By HOWARD BENEDICT AP Aerospace Writer SPACE CENTER Houston AP today open the second of Apollo 12 moon rocks a chest containing carefully documented samples and soil gouged from more than two feet beneath the surface The space agency also plans to release 29 more color tures taken during man's ond mission Thursday released color and black and white photos end color movies of the two moon walks a earthly eclipse of the sun and other highlights of the sion Geologists are eager to the second chest to begin nation of 12 to 15 bags of rocks that were photographed und by tlie astronauts before packing Z Deep And one of the core lubes which the astronauts pounded into the surface is packed with soil from 24 to 30 inches deep Scientists believe that deadly radiation from the sun does not this deep and that if there is any form of life on the moon it might have been cap- tured by the tube REGAL SMILE AWC freshman Karen Miller 17 left accepts the El Toro queen crown with a smile from last year's queen Annette Lindsay At is finalist Grace Lautt The was held during at tlie El Basketball Classic last night at the Kofa gymnasium Sun Staff Santa Claus Will Be All over Town today into town today fill a special request for Yuma snow But he'll also be bouncing Sears to the Shopping Center to and back tons of the white stuff from the North was scheduled to be dumped on Downtown Mall this afternoon to the delight of children and Amid Hie snowball fights a snowman They emphasize that evidence from Apollo 11 and unmanned probes indicates the chance of lunar life is ex- The Apollo 12 Charles Conrad Tr Richard F Gordon Jr and Alan L neared landfall in their tine trailer aboard the carrier Hornet which recovered them from the South Pacific Monday The Hornet is to reach Hawaii about 9 p.m EST tonight There the trailer will be transferred to a jet cargo plane for a the quarantine laboratory at Inside The SUR Churches 20 16 Crossword 15 Editorial 4 Movies Sports 2 IS 13 13 14 contest was wilh a the boy and girl with the best snowman The mail will light up tonight at with what members of the Downtown Merchants Assn call the most spectacular dis- play of lights yet Santa will have a heavy schedule today and so he can see as many Yuma children as he can Santa will be on the mall from 4 fo 6 tonight and return from 1 to 4 p.m tomorrow At the Shopping Center he will listen to wishes from 4 to 8 p.m today and tomorrow Santa will be wailing to hear Christmas wishes at Sears until 5 p.m tonight and from 10 to 5 p.m morrow Karen Named Bowl Queen Karen Miller a AWC freshman will reign a Saturday night's El Toro Bowl Elected by the AWC studen body Karen was crowned lus night during ha If time at the E Toro Basketball Classic Giving ip the crown was last year's queen Annette Lindsay Members of Hie Towa and Tyler Tex junior college football teams escorted he finalists Finalists for the crown Grace Lault Patty Lydia Knapp Gloria and Johnny Faye Spears Karen is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford G 2081 1st Street She is a ogy major sister Marsha vas homecoming queen at Arizona Western AWC Seeks Crown at Savannah By JOK HRATH Sun Sports Editor Possibly the greatest sports weekend ever to hit Yuma con- this evening and runs through tomorrow The activities last night at the Kofa High sium where the first-round of the El Toro Basketball Classic took place See related stories on Sun Sports Tonight beginning at E clock Yuma time Arizona Vestern College will do battle lth Northeastern Oklahoma in ie National Championship brine Bowl In Savannah Ga One and The game for the national itle traditionally matches the number one arid two- tennis NEO enters the amo with the number one ng with AWC a close second At this evening at the Hotel El Toro Bowl Banquet honoring the from Tyler Tex and la be held The evening will Include by a group of Tom San Luis Son singing by the Yuma High plus a special by former Arizona Western College All-American Charlie Weaver Turn to Page 2 Col 4 Please Weaver now starting at defensive end for the University California was the Outstanding Defensive in last year's El Toro Bowl The public is invited to attend the banquet with 55 tickets oh sale prior to the event this evening in room 136 of the lay Fmi Any tickets left can be purchased at tlie banquet At the final round of he El Toro Basketball vili be held with the game scheduled to it approximately The End At he end of the in team will be lamed The main event the El Toro Bowl begins at 8 p.m morrow with the Apaches of ylor against the Golden of Fans at last year's bowl saw the game ball into Kofa Memorial via parachutist Bowl I rector Brent ses another surpise ing this year Complete results and pictures f all the weekend's activities the Shrine Bowl in will appear in ay's edition of The Yuma Jaily Sun With the Apollo 12 lunar module in the ground an astronaut examines Surveyor III that landed on the moon over two RUGGED of horizon was taken from the Anollo craT A r fl'0m command module the to tn and rocky areas shows the moon is W IO QQ SPe 1 A CIA See additional photo on page 3 s a me ID a i NASA Photos via AP Astronaut Collins To Be Nominated For State Dept KEY BISCAYNE Fla AP President Nixon announced today he will nominate astro- naut Collins to be tant secretary of state for lic affairs Collins commander of the command module during the July moon flight of Apollo 11 will be in charge of arranging public speeches and discussions of foreign policy Collins 30 will resign his Air Force to take the post He had been in the space program for the past six years Welcome Winter At Post Trailer ilr and Mrs Johnny Child Waldport Ore At Trailer Mr and Mrs Haney Bend Ore Mr and Mrs Clement H LeRoy Littleton Colo
