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The Oshawa Times, 8 Mar 1961, p. 1

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THOUCHT FOR TODAY WEATHER REPORT ¥Yreezing rain will make high- There's ome nod thir , mi Ways treacherous In this Ares, BRIA anit DRIGRESE ~~ H # i temperatures are expected 10 rise slightly late today. Price tial Ones OSHAWA, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, MARCH B, 196) WEL, bo ee" ontario TWENTY TWO PAGES w-- = " _-- p---- - MOROCCAN SOLDIERS FLOWN OUT OF CONGO UN Report Says o | Orders Changed New College ; ¢ LEOPOLDVILLE (AP)="The (lights of all Age in The United Nations Congo com. Congo and all river traffic YORONTO CP) bleh bes a : will be tran 1 y A mand's bargaining position suf 4. The United Nations must wm ORONTO (EL) + Yb EE IL BL ; fered a sethack--at least tem: hand over all strategic bases to < Te oe wverils hha » sibutban North York 4 : k wrarily inday with an an: the Congolese a grant of $782,700 from the Af A gradual buildup of student SEE. nouncement that #00 Moroccan 4. The UN must stage no Brant Or ritable Foundation enrolment at the college of 5,000 troaps previously scheduled for more armed parades in Leo: was announced today by Dr. by 1970 is forecast, AL the be ransfer io Leopoldville will be poldyille Murray Ro esident of York ginning students will use class flown home instead 7. Dayal must officially re- University rooms and other facilities of The UN nad announced Tues: tract his "lying statements' The new college will he estab: York Universit day that the Moroccans were that the Congolese fired first at lished mainly for night student The grant, the largest ever flown in from Katanga, and ob- Matadi and Banana, i» to enable adults to obtain de- made hy the Atkinson Char servers believed their arrival! An earher Congolese demand NUCLEAR SUB DOCKS AVTER SETTING RECORD wees. Some 100 to 200 students itable Foundation, is fo be would strengthen the UN com for control of the strategie » sre expected to enroll in the spread over a five-year period mand's demand to return (r00ps hases and air traffic in ex Initially, the college will offer to Matad ' iL : ok fox the dail 8: IR | J or BA 2 ' i : : ' ange for veturn of UN troops e coll y iw th j | t todey { 6p ) ' U u ets " a m e { yf eph | tkinson, founder probably over a six-year period aid there | d heer oi pt a " to Matadi had heen termed * oh. te Je i § ) J probably o i y ) Bi a ( i i 1 his 1 era S of tf . Toronto Daily Star and with students taking two or oF ardes IHG ne ' or HN viously unacceptable" hy UN f : if i y ans g a who himself had three course ear, The fee would he flown to Morocco a ross Record rls ) schonl In New:ifor each course will he shout soon as aircraft could be found The Congolese demands were n as ed . age of 14 for eco. $100 for them put to Dayal and Irish Gen, and who estab ome courses will be avail The Moroccans had been re. Pan McKcown, the UN mili. MONTRIAL (CF Cawversimp i Unio nak { 1} Atk i o Charitable able . on roghend ; during the ' L called homie previously as & tary chief, by acting premier n erwa er MONTRILA ) Ia ip dation in 194 regular academic term and in demonstration of the Moroccan \Ibert Delvaux and Jacques for a Quebec royal commission poll dia all the buyin fans call for the college to summer ons in addition to government's displeasure with M558, 8 member of his cabi- " the UN refusal to recognize the!™ ! i ile { today vad nm chalrmar Ave Couns vith if vn hiilding ) d admission ve p The US nuclear submarne {ational il nda ma yi 18, SRve coum h 0 n pil Mi % 1 I ' Mu I avin al aL Jeaogntne Lik A the eauiliom colin a Patrick Henry tied up in the ready to sum up the evidence § pril 4 deadline for handing. libhrar Common qui | he more x / Gizenga as the legal govern. the Congolese talked with ins ly ' ot : ; 8 ; 4. di f . Bu ( ay ' HiZengn } 14 govern Holy Loch today after a world presented in a (hres month in en summation 1 minar rooms ane ain I 0 most daytime CONDUCTOR DIES ment of The Congo creasing belligerence as a rer A Sh ( y ( e 1657 sale of the lent r hall hy 1066 | ind the college may / record operational on * of bh ull im the | Montreal ga he ea-man commission | vork Universit founded in I yn entrance exam ir Thomas Beecham, #1, | poor health for many month Mix hundied Tunisian soldiers uit of their victory over the days -and 2: hous otatly sub: tem ta prepare g report of is find: 1950. opened its doors to is first internationall known con hut continued to make record did arrive ir Leopoldville on 135-8udanese garrison that with. merged, I Quebec, Hydro, a Crown cor: ing ' and recommendations for studs nls in (emporary quarter TORONTO (CP)="The Atkin: ductor of mphony and | ings, He died after a cere chedule to reinforce the local drew from Matadi Delvaux told US. Navy officials announced; cei, sold the system to the the provincial government in September 1960, This Septem: son Charitable Foundation has opera, died early today at his | bral thrombosis UN garrison, The first of 5,000 ¥eporiers "for the moment we the record after the Patrich ty vate Quebec Natural Ga distributed $6,400,000 in its first! [ondon home, He had heen in | (CP Wirephoto) ndign troops are due next have decided that UN troops Henry arrived alongside her prva Phy 4 wil 25: 1057. and 10 veal its annual - report week, But 400 Sudanese troops WHI not go back" to the port of mother ship, the tender Protey ) pars AL aa pice UN RESUMES hawed. today who hore the brunt of Congolese Matadi, 200 miles down the The first sub to cruise abroad & Iminous. testimony, several The foundation was estab ' army attacks in the ports of Congo River from Leopoldville with a full load of 16 Polar y Ah Natios ale walonpl mini lished hy the late Joseph FE ooting arge Matadi and Banana last week! A UN spokesman commented missiles, the Patrick Henry | i m de lini or adh, their| ™ Atkinson, publisher 8f The Star are being called home that the international command the first of the fleet of 10 | als "o 0 owned Ome of the L n Session THe (ondation nas Suthoned : Ihe Concolese government to jh deleruilicd Io malian» tree rockebAiring subs that Will th pri ate: corporation § stock al O g Wh grants in the fields of edu Will ( 30 To Jur |day presented a five-point ulti {hand in the movement -of men Ian a > hase Kithin mis Lthe time ction, health and social wel Y matum to Rajeshwar Dayal, In and supplies, He refused to say Pl DUNOON, fcotland (AFP) of inquiry and for | ' ' { fare since if started full opera i head =o! the" UNC | whether UN troops alveady are " s Pre as nuts Yeolntasst " 4, : ; Pi A inn head "o ) J} ANgo " yi veniol Sumer _-- i Union Bf tionae Coun Seen A ea tion in late 1650, Charged aftpe He Dec. 19° Mazar sald the accused 100K on enarion' tand said it must be MOVINE toward Matadi, h ' shooting of an Oshawa restaur- him first back into the restaur-|, ep, y UN OF The United Nations has about 4 4 : y ov Rm h y ultiled before UN troops can Patrick rtd kipper, ( ap! Tuesday by i out the name ant manager, Harold William ant, where "he hit me on the rain to Matadi the oops ap 18,000 troops in The Congo. The Harold ¥ the ar, told reporters of several Liberal party mem UNITED NATIONS (CP) Veshitt smd Canada still re More Trouble Hope, 28, of Scarborough, was head Then he took me into the ply "port. from. which the Un fresh troops from India and Tus aboard the Protey bers who also bought Quehe Diplomats entered the second gards disarmament and the committed for trial by judge parking lot at the back and told Fudanese. gpTHAON Wik. oF led nisia will boost the force to 22, The atom sub ister ship, Natural Gas Corporation stock. "ine reopened 15th Gen: Congo problem a the main and jury, hy Magistrate I, 8./me to put my hands behind my Sunday 4 Ah. expelied: nny the George Washington, held (he They included Paul Martin, eral Assembly today with the worries confronting the General At Petawawa Khbs, today. It is charged that head, He had the gun at hip #%0 x The UN military command is previous record of 66 days and former federal cabinet minis: conviction that, if nothing else, Assembly, which resumed Tue with intent fo wound he did un- level, 1 saw a purply blue flash! The UN was considered cer- aii yonorted to he planning to 10 hours submerged ter; Paul Gerin-Lajole now! gnimosities will cause them to day after an 1-week recess, Hut CAMP PETAWAWA (CP) lawfully shoot Vietor Mazar, 43 and felt a burning sensation, tain to reject the Congolese bring In heavier weapons 10 Shear said he sailed the sub: Quebec vouth minister Nas finger here awhile he said it 1s early yet to prediet This military camp's recreation of 6 Olive avenue, with a frabbed his un : arm but demand vhiich were cope with the Congolese Army's marine from Charleston C. tors Jean - Marie Dessureaull, poervone wants the resumed the Session § outcom facilities are -again under five loaded revolver oll : ot ph i J y itd lo 1 Dayal must he recalled mortars and 87 millimetre guns, under fully-armed condition Cyrille Ngtapoourt and Paul had to hie brief, But the chal Nesbitt is hopeful that tw from the outside world Muzar told the court Hope cogs Fad "i We ay Kin hia and replaced by an "impartial" which were largely responsible Four of six young Britons who Bouffard; and legislative coun: janee of what items should be @genda's cold war items=which' "mpc tine the problem is al fired four shots at him, hitting other b ast-one hit N official for the defeat of the Sudanese tied to ineide an anti-nuclear cillor Philippe Brai niminated from the debate willlcould keep the asse mhbly Hoing leged non-payment of taxes on him twice and grazing him 2, The Congolese must controll UN troops in Matadi, emonstration when the Proteu sangh 1 indefinitely cin be deferred y f ng once arrived last week made another COUNSEL QUESTIONS Hielf be + Noush lo keep ligoue what township authorities call "WwW . qn despite an unencouraging Sart vy nosh" offices elab on &l..'When 1 called for help effort against the Patrick The names were read b Mazar . : Wolf » * begide York's Iast River, by the groai power ecluded corner of the Crown aid, "the accused said Algerians Henn Paul-Henri Guimont, viee-presi- Desig it } i t While President i of lowned base 'shut up you swine I'm going an re 1 Laurence Otter, 30, of London, dent of the Quebec City invest: Wallace B, Nesbitt, viee-chalr guano elaborated on his peace! The amalgamated townships!'? finish you off ) : y Canad leg { atte ww charge came out In & canoe and three ment firm of Clement-Guiment man of the Canadian delegation] ome "myo Congo at the initial of Rolph, Buchanan, Wylie and LAA atichblod mutder, char Want Talks . . others in a rowboat. British Inc, under questioning hy Id and parliamentary assistant 1000000 of the resumed session MeKa which receive federal | J RE Wah naval and police launches ouard Masson, chief Union Na: External Affairs Minister How q cqov (he delegate atten: grants in lieu of taxes for the Mazar, w ho hig My 0 L a TUNIS, Tunisia (AP) The ar S 1SCUSS1ION { § o ) { fended them off, but Otter per. Honale counsel wd Green, put it this, wa) tion was also drawn to U8. 80 land, have heen told hy the age! al hiv on i HH, an Algerian rebel government for , the corne N J yneate y sigted in his attempt to hoard Mr. Masson said he presented I'hi corridor week 'Ulviet action finance department that the 18 FOES, SE veel oast, tos mally peated today is Wilding. LONDON (CP)=Prime Min: such issues as the future of the sub, A Hoyal Navy frogman the list of "prominent Liberal" meanin { is a time for| U.8 Ambassador Adlai Stey. club building belong to the tified he was trying to get the without Aly prio: vondilian niister Nehru of India initiated a Western relations with Russia finally clumbered aboard the pupehasers because the inquiry private negotiation among dele: apson said his country "would officer wecused to leave the restaurant! wide-ranging discussion of Kast and Communist China, disarm» canoe and overpowered him may have given the publie the gation be glad to see the agenda cul to I'his exempls the governineh! at about 1 a.m. hecause it was I'he statement was made in West relations today at the open: ament, and The Congo the hone, deferring all but the from paying an added grant ut time to close the name of the self-styled pro-fing of the Commonwealth eon Prime Minister Diefenbaker, Wylie Township claimed "Tue isional Algerian regime by Mo ving A sfully, | Y H ference 'g ) J , 4 WwW dav that it has the right to After Lying UnsIeee hammed Yazid, its information regarded as one of the key the conduct of the business of three times, and receiving abu Prime Minister Macmillan, men of the conference hecause ( X 0 \ | ste sneaks 5 Common W ealth Not the United Matlons such as Ifa i" W 4 pificers sun ive language from Hope, he min J who normally speaks first ono his outspoken comments on the financing of. the Congo oper result of the depd said he went to the kitchen ta| "We are for official negotia-|international affairs, asked south Africa's apartheid polis ition," fodlmon ors contend the club|@All the police tions, direct and without anyNehvu, who has attended alllgiog was accompanied hy Secs offic ( 1 ; a | PI ) "Yaz aid. | 4 Y 1 A DE Stevenson's vom av ks were; Coen om taxes because He said he didn't get the prior condition," Yad said, nine previous Commonwealth) aiavy of State Dorion; George . We Are Wa od made In a pres tatement, asi Crown-owned and was built phone to his ear hefore Hope ap We aie eal lo ia) : he 10) sessions, to start the discussions Drew, the Canadian high com. " Oy an § . Vr § 5 eK i y | ste sn ou ¥ 1 S | were remarks by the Soviet Un b Phe doko peared in the kitchen with all | on Bug W v i) Volat Lancaster House . missioner: and two top aides, i 1 f ne Are H H } ? J i : ' ion, stressing the necessity of ™ oo "0 iarities. have heen revolver in his hand and order. WANE and wie VO are goin Masini was followed hy Bri Basil Robinson and Boh Bryce : ) #inp i s : ) ! y ) waters WH Age by: | Minister fenbaker ane e discussing Premier Khrush oom of 1ate following alle od him off the phone He fired wi ule} how : wid | inate o jefe Wi ol ond Diefenbaker was (0 have An LONDON (CI) Phe Com. We, as the nations in the Com: Indian Prin finlster Nehru chey's disarmament ideas ations that more than 600 the revalyer into the Hoos nl hy ported om rly ! i ' hy hit IN Bealand hd the RIOD audience late today with the monwealth should not set sell monwealth, must maintain that epiticized apartheid on his av Hoth statements indicated that = . he nd Rattalion feel I hollered vouth nd, sources close to the French goy New 'ealand A Queen at Buckingham Palace, {1 t lg: principle vival Tuesday--but like the lead: neither side would think af members. of the nt A South Bnd, South ¥nd, Then he ernment had disclosed that an|Nyasaland Federation Hue J i . a Th le ml I { Nige: M | Ay Jon | I pular 3 40 ian Guards were being, inked the receiver off the tele: agreement to end the fighting in| Conference informants said The question of South Africa ne \ y nw wemb fe ol 0 erin, Malave ceyion agreeing to droppin unpopuia ank HE LJ men _ Mini 'or Di fond NY rd Diefenbake) Wi he, Ka the nd P ki \ | ph iv he issues on a a Ay ba | forced to join a two-sailhoat phone,". Mazar sald Algeria had heen reached {the full-scale review included likely will come up next week, J ' decision on South rea |) A H \ LLUSR ALL A ¥ ¥ hy vacht ¢lub fow items that are essential to sald Tuesday nigh guest for continued Common: Qppased eo ol with Alvi Russia said that if any agenda In a veference to South Afric wealth membership after it be. Can membership items - should he dropped, the ca's racial policie inoan ads comes a republic this summer © Prime \ Ley Macmillan, 108i al one would be the ques fress to a Canada Club dinner will be ane which will make the wha held pi y pre-conference Ua of Hungary and . Ts ¢ ur ers on the eve of the Uo i Commonwealth stronger which were only promoted bh Ks with \ voord and nearly Ea ---- wealth premier conference The issue is expected ta b , cold-war "lovers a the Canadian prime minister yaken up next week but already © "Her members of the Com-t pha Russians refuse 10 pay o T d T said he outcome seems apparent monwealth club, | aid to be pruble for Congo operation ay 1é 0 The question whether a firmly opposed to blackballing ing the whole Congo job was multi-racial Commonwealth cars SEES NO EXPULSION South Africa despite demands botched ries with it abligations an Reuters new agency quoted for the move in Hritain Nkrumah' formal proposal Lotter members 10 accept the an authoritative source a 1y \n anti-a heid vigil at Lan: for a "primarily Afvican" solu Y monly accepted \ ng there is no known intention caster Hou ne of the con: tion to the Congo problem did lationshins hetween neople on the part of any of the 11 ference, was started at midnight not dismay Western diplomats, MONTREAL (CP) Detec We have to have that infinite Other countries to exelude South Thursday night hy Africa polit at least not Canadian diples ives. lining four recent slays compassion, that rit whieh Africa ical leader ind members of mats==in that he recognized the ines to a $25.000.000-a-vear lot brings us together Prime Minister Hendrik Ver: Britain's oppasition Labor and need for help fram Asia and yopv racket warned Montrealers While the Commonwealth is woerd's application for read. Liberal partic elsewhere." Tuesday that every time they not a court, it must be realized mission appeared certain to buv a hockey or baseball pool that the Asian and nm promp ome plain speakin ticket, they play inte the hands races have taken their rig whout apartheid bt Ouro of the underworld and belated place on tin wl Ai debate is expected to Homicide squad detectives on stage." top tL of rejection bath city and provincial forces . said they found the lottery a TIME Will § He said ho bh He Castro Executes Grandlather Sets Flying Record common threat in four slayings since last fall will come when the Comuna MIAN, Fla, (AP)=Max Conrad, the flying grandiathe Ir each case, men were shot wealth will he ab y draw 1 Fi . . inded at Miami International airport early today, com : An k : Vincent Lemonde body was a declaration of fundamenta ve errorists ting an around-the-world flight in eight days, 18 hours and fovad In a rt ws alle v two princinles acy \ wd vinut Phe flight smashed a 2-day record preciously \ v bullet th 4 \ \ $ \ ( ) wough hi couched in HAN ANA Cuba (Al ¢ ) ox circling the Slot ) utle ou languase of fr Y $ vietee ( 3) \ - ¢ egy i " Aa di ad 1 } Andre Gaudreault a taxi Ww each a { mn Whats : ; qu h was Two Hurt In Port Hope Crash drives was tossed from his car od a iri 0 Tanuary, riddled with bullets ever the 1 i { 1 haps 9 PORT HOPE (CP--Russell Murra) { ! Rejean Raymond and Arsene \ 1! y Port Hope Hospital fol lo, bodyguards and pushers other prineip) : a 1a : " ) wn collision hall ile north of here today 1 far. a distributor of the lottery : wl Driver of the other car, Garnet were found side-by-side other prinein \ o gh W Wf Port Hope ultered leg injure he two cars Wn § behind a suburban apartment CITY EMERGENCY - I1mons dio euth bv a revolt Gurley been Shot through the: back of n Crash Kills 11 ty gd tects si LORNE SCOTS PLAN REUNION POLICE RA : Cuba's w WOLHI (Reuter WA : ha \ N eV \ i tod when \ X oi ve Ticket \ | y McCutcheon | Brampton, Ont May &.9 Lieut. Frank Ching, (left) is 1 Lorne Scols are expected te FIRE DEPT, RA 563714 : t co \ : Kati WM the bo dey f West Rey \ \ ve. One office: # sn kK provie . of lata Ted ¢ hing (rig M). regime ntal | carrying = the family hath attend the reunion v : N pacing a hob wer uhar,. Railroad officials sai of the 4 aid: "There are even some at for the Larne Scols Regiment L sergeant « major for years, | as a member of the regimen HOSPITAL RA 3.2211 Wa ' ; pers i dge serious condition police headquarters." reunion . to. take place at! has retired but his son, 3nd { More than 300 embers of the | (CP Wisphoto)

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