Truxtun (CGN 35) - Naval Cruise Book

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Under the Dial-A-Sailor program sponsored by the U.S. Embassy, countless invitations were made to the crew for ski trips, tours, parties, and home-cooked meals. The added publicity over the Truxtun's visit put just about everyone in the limelight and made for a very + exciting first port visit. ei s fi S The Captain was interviewed on live radio and T 5 aff. tiff 5 discussed the official aspects of the ship. On TV, in human it ' interest areas, other members of the ship were featured in the media, both local and national. . ,.., ,, ,. '. 3 , v m' vf1:wfr'v4'zxp4w2 Writt,v'2'tf'11f?A2K 77ff1'i4l'zWtv 't?lf.1'3Zifi'f3WTiET'442' ff?'QfTl V7 ffvffi'-f', f L, if 55-' ff! .. ff ,fy,fffefiffiffffftffflf61111iff,N an - 4413.4 0' 4 ff? T, Wg . pl ,, ,4fh4:m,f,y4::ff,,Wyffyf Wyydyf -9. ,-,jggg,,f- rg 'ly gg, Q ' ,Gy ,tw Q, ,5,5:25,-f,tgW:',5f,5g,5bei',z4q.p,zlwyrfz ,4q:v44,,y4,i'f4 ,uifvyifefir-yy -gyfgywgw ' wwf, . oy ' . my M215 2, f,vf1.la,qtf,,, 'yffw-z'fi',,i,f -ffmffjfli 'eff ff d',zffg2 - 'ffvff ,g ,,7pj,M l,LV,,f23!,5 'A3,wi7,,,!54 for gf ,,,, 13, ,Mil gf ., yy, 3, ff ff ,f f f ,V , nf f, ff, f -T '-fp-if ,ff f:,L 'fsW1'fer-w'3qwl:',,ff,,wi 1fwpyf .aff .1 , x , VV 5f4,l,f,.w4n,ll, , I , I g,1yj'f'W,,H QW ' ,. 1 ' lf' k ' - f w g3:,3,f4.1ff,, V V. -, 26,4 ' X, .-rf ln, , ff 1, ' ' lr, Y. , ' ' , -' - .0 'aefff' .ii su ll , A . , A 4' x ,,,, kg . gm A . , lg,..m- m h.f.',. . Q 5' use dh! In 1 ' i 4 I Af - , 1 luafifh , . fv lwm, . , , - .V ns- , m ' Q . K , ,Q mu-CN X .wi c V A ' 4' ri ,f nw .EN '-Y . lqL'vafi'+.l M 3 5 I U I v 1Y4 5 '4 gn' 211 Ld 'll MAIUQUHLS 'win-f 1 H :egg wi, and with 'll'

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ELLINGTGN NEW ZEALAND After 11 days at sea, little was known to the crew of the island of New Zealand, but once the ship anchored in the harbor, unique experiences began. Wet windy weather and a small group of protesters tried to dampen the beginnings of our visit, but the New Zealand Navy and police brought their boats into service delivering the crew to the warm welcome and hospitality of the people of Wellington.

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A great surprise Chaplain Carl Erickson, HM2 Timothy Goodrow, and QM3 Wolfgang Schenk were interviewed for Radio New Zealand by the Director of Religious Programming regarding the duties of a Navy Chaplain and life of the Christian community on board TRUXTUN. LT Bernie Aller, on the local TV talk show, Wellington at 1, discusses areas of general interest regarding the everyday routine of the ship's company at sea, and the activities of the crew while ashore. JO3 Mike Fisher and ETR3 Jeff Nelson appeared on two radio interviews and discussed the ship's radio and television system. US Nuclear Vessel Loss-fsff,1ff+fo-as., ue In Capl tal Early In Morning Nuclear red nd W ' :wa this nm- 1 Utascr Trxxxun czmeizmz Y mm. ,Manu w-mwmwaamxiaa W r-Asha 'L H' C l E 5 3 2 : s 5 3 D - V Q Churches' Support Fo Protest Against Ship's Visit Mus wi Murray Gustav ELLVILTQN, Tim? emlrau 11 fe, D ,Puma I V d M. g 4-,Q 4- , i,. .T ?E l P ,.. ,ns U -4 'N