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"In October 1965, to highlight the dropping of the six millionth pound of ordnance, Commander Clarence J. Stoddard of Attack Squadron 25 (VA-25), flying an A-1H, dropped a special, one-time-only object in addition to his other munitions – a toilet."
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/3d/A-1H_VA-25_CVA-41bomb.jpg
"For those too young to remember, during the Vietnam conflict, carriers were so woefully short of ordinance that missions were often launched with only a half load toilet4just to keep the sortie rate up so that the REMF's in DC would not send out blistering messages about failure to support the war effort, etc. "
That quote there and the pictures provide evidence to the statement quoted and mine as well. You were right about the reason why it was dropped, but not why there was room to drop it.