Griffin daily news. (Griffin, Ga.) 1924-current, August 18, 1977, Page Page 6, Image 6
Page 6 ' Griffin Daily News Thursday, August 18,1977 Code names President Carter is ‘Deacon ’ Ford was ‘Pass Key/ Nixon was ‘Searchlight’ WASHINGTON (AP) - Listen, this isn’t the type of information the government wants passed around. But President Carter is the “Deacon.” Former President Ford was “Pass Key.” Richard Nixon was known as “Searchlight.” Lyndon Johnson went through life as president known as “Volunteer," and John F. Kennedy was tagged “Lan cer.” It’s all part of the Secret Service name game, used to identify the First Family and top administration officials as their comings and goings are noted in walkie-talkie jargon. The people who make up these names, employes of the White House Communications Agency, are reticent to talk about them, since they are de signed for security. But one spokesman will go this far: Bert Lance, the big man who serves the President as budget director, is not known as “Dumbo,” regardless of published reports to the contrary. He was referring to a recent newspaper story citing a radio ex change between agents as Lance and Carter prepared for a game of tennis at the White House that “Deacon and Dumbo are on the courts.” “Dumbo isn’t even on the list," said the spokesman, not amused. “The list," is actually a book of call signs put out by the Military Com munications Electronics Board of the Department of Defense. It contains 6c/ Snell’s Opticians ■YOU” EYEWFAR SAVING CENTER" Compare our price before you purchase any glasses. Lower prices and higher quality. Quality For Less 625 W. Taylor Compare It Yourself Griffin Realty Bldg. 227-1331 (Next To McDonalds) (Thyvi saws I you $ 2. I I And then I some. I At Fayva, you'll always find the Come on in and get the latest newest looks in quality shoes, shoes, handbags,hosiery, and for men. women, and children. accessories--and then save an At dollars less than anywhere extra $2 on any purchase of else. 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Who christened Carter “Deacon?” Do WHCA personnel agonize like nervous parents of a newborn child for a name that will fit the personality? Code names are assigned by “sheer whim,” said the WHCA spokesman, who declined to provide his own name. “There is no method. When someone needs a name we go to the list and choose one that is easy to pronounce and decipherable and has not been used recently.” “Really, not too much thought goes into the naming,” he said. “Words are chosen to keep transmissions short and sweet and be easily identified over the radio circuit.” But some aliases seem more apt than others. Kennedy’s “Lancer” certainly fits the Camelot theme of his adminis tration. “Deacon” for Carter, the Sunday school preacher, sounded too perfect to have evolved randomly. “It was all a matter of chance,” the spokesman insisted. One thing is for sure, the WHCA spokesman said. When a call sign gets too publicized, it’s time for a name change, especially where the president is concerned. If not Deacon, what title will be selected next by sheer whim? Inmates get furloughs ATLANTA (AP) - More than 1,000 Georgia prison inmates will receive three-day furloughs this weekend, a spokeswoman for the Department of Offender Rehabilitation said Wednesday. The prisoners — all trustys with good disciplinary records — will be released from Friday morning to 6 p.m. ■. '' ' ' «r>*** - ZdsSSSfs: - * ’ •♦’WWF ■ Clean-up operations under way today No injuries in train wreck COMER, Ga. (AP) — Cleanup operations continued today at the site of a derailment which touched off a crash between railroad freight cars loaded with artillery ammunition and others carrying caustic soda. Authorities said residents within a one-mile radius of the derailment were temporarily evacuated Wednesday night after 21 cars on a Seaboard Coast Line Railroad train jumped the track, but later were allowed to return home. 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The Citizen newspaper said Wednesday that one of Mrs. Trudeau’s friends reported the prime minister’s wife was seeking to have the separation agreement canceled. The friend said Mrs. Trudeau was spending more time with the couple’s three children and seemed to have lost some of her enthusiasm for a photographic career. The Citizen said Mrs. Trudeau was known to have spent much of July and early August with her husband and children at the prime minister’s summer residence at nearby Harrington Lake. She rented a New York apartment after the separation. Later, she was reported to have taken an apartment near the prime minister’s official residence in Ottawa. Bing Crosby is back CONCORD, Calif. (AP) — The figure on the stage was familiar. And the song was, too. “I’m dreaming of a White Christmas," sang 73-year-old Bing Crosby in his first stage appearance in five months following a fall from a stage in Pasadena. “It feels good, it feels right, to be a part of the scene,” was Crosby’s opening number. He looked a little stiff, but he joked about the fall in March that left him hospitalized three weeks with a ruptured spinal disc. The fall came as the celebrated crooner was taping a television show commemorating his 50 years in show business. Crosby, who shared the stage with guitar-playing son Harry and daughter Mary Frances, who danced, gave a full-length concert at the Concord Pavilion that was in terrupted 25 minutes by microphone failure. Crosby had called the one-night Concord show a “trial run” before a tour that will take him and his family to Norway, Sweden and England. 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