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Tuesday and drowned in Cap- ive three-year-old Anthony tree Creek. Death came at Briggs. who wandered away the end of a three - hour his. West Islip home search in which a force of Firemen try in vain to re- 1,000 police, firemen, volun- teers and Air Force helicop- ters took part. At right Ar- thur Briggs, the father of the easons Vary WEATHER FORECAST For Backing Liberals OTTAWA (CP)--A variety of} motives prompted six opposi-| tion MPs to cast their votes with government supporters and sus- th tain the Liberal. government on onto weather office at 5 a.m.: a non-confidence vote Tuesday' Synopsis: Cold air covers all night Great bakes areas. Clearing They ranged a belief skies and milder temperatures that Canada should have nu-| Will see a distinct improvement clear arms to the position that)in the weather Thursday. How- it would be irresponsible to top-jever, the clearing trend, if es- ple the Libera! government tablished early enough tonight, within weeks of it assuming of-|Could result in seriols fice through southern Ontario. Jack McIntosh (PC -- Swift) Lake St, Clair, Lake Erie, Current-Maple Creek) said his|Lake Huron southern, Niagara, vote was in no way meant as Lake Ontario regions, Windsor, an indication of support for the|\ London, Hamilton, Toronto: Liberals. He said he disagreed| Partly cloudy and very cold to- with the wording of the New night with temperatures drop- Democratic Party's non - confi-|ping briefly to near or below dence motion and believes Can- freezing. Mostly sunny and ada should have nuclear arms.|milder Thursday, Winds north- He told reporters he could erly 10 to 15 Thursday. have supported it if the motion' Northern Lake Huron, Geor- had expressed criticism of the gian Bay, Haliburton regions: government deciding to acquire,Sunny and milder Thursday. nuclear arms without consulting, Northwesterly winds becoming Parliament first. light tonight. The vote of former defence, Timagami, southern W hit e minister Douglas Harkness was|River, Algoma regions, North from predictable. He resigned from/ Bay, Sault Ste. Marie, Sudbury: | the Conservative cabinet in)/Sunny and milder Thursday. February over delays in acquir-| Northerly winds becoming light ing nuclear arms. The motion tonight, eriticized the government plans) Northern White. River, to acquire them. rane regions: Frequent snow- Social Credit Leader Thomp- flurries, tapering off this after- son said nuclear arms was not|noon and clearing this evening really at issue in the vote,|Sunny and milder Thursday but "rather it was more of this with increasing cloudiness in the playing at politics. I have'a re- ere rl : Coch- frost} | Cold Tonight; Mild Thursday Forecasts issued by the Tor- afternoon. Winds becoming light this evening. Forecast Temperatures Low tonight, High Thursday Windsor 32 St. Thomas. London Kitchener Wingham .. Hamilton St. Catharines..,.. Toronto Peterborough .... Trenton .... Killaloe .. Muskoka North Bay.. Sudbury Earlton . Kapuskasing . White River.. Moosonee .... Timmins Sault Ste. Marie.. Mount Forest..... Observed Temperatures Low overnight, high Tuesday Dawson Victoria --rerrersx Edmonton .....+. Regina ..... Winnipeg +. Fort William...... INTERPRETING THE NEWS Nasser Seems Calm Over Threat To UAR By JIM PEACOCK {the power behind revolutions inj The Ba'athists in control in Canadian Press Staff Writer {Iraq and Syria earlier this year|Iraq and Syria could outvote| Egyptian Premier Gamal Ab- and now in full control of both/ Nasser 2 to 1 im the presidential! del Nasser is displaying out-|/Iraqi and Syrian governments,| council. | ward calm and apparent pa-had a leading role in takingINASSER HAND STRONG tience over events which appear|Syria out of the first U.A.R... The Ba'athists support Arab to threaten the proposed new claiming Nasser suppressed its unity and socialism but advo- Egypt-Iraq-Syria united Arab activities. cate parliamentary democracy, republic. The Ba'athists in Syria con-\along Western lines. Nasser| His waiting game may tinue as the apparent fly in the wants a monolithic political) achieve what he failed to bring! ointment even though they were} machine he can control. | about in the earlier Arab fed-|behind the revolutions which led) If he waits long enough, he eration--a united Arab commu-directly to the new union talks may get it since he plays from nity under his. control, jin April, a strong hand. He can manage Nasser, strong man of the; These talks resulted in agree-\well without Ba'athist support Arab world since the 1952 ouster|ment among Egypt, Iraq andand, for that matter, without of King Farouk, suffered a blow/Syria to establish a new Arab|immediate federation with Sy- to his prestige in 1961 when the federation. via. But there is doubt whether old U.A.R. blew up, Plebiscites to approve the the Ba'athists can stay in Egypt and Syria mergediunion and elect a transitional Power long if the federation into the United Arab Republic|president--expected to be Nas- '#!!S. in 1958, then formed a federa-|ser--were scheduled for Sept. Nasser's patience was appar- tion with Yemen. But a revolu-'17, The transitional presidentient during the weekend when tionar regime in Iraq turned would rule for 20 months with he made no furious counter- violently against him. Yemen a council made up of six mem-jattack as the Syrian National became distrustful of his social- bers, from éach state, then Revolutionary Council issued a} ism and broke with him. Fi-\elections would be held to fill/statement accusing Nasser's| nally, in 1961, a coup wrenched the persidency and two legisia- Syrian adherents of. betraying Syria out of the U.A.R, tive houses of the new federa-|the March 8 revolution. The Ba'ath socialist party, 'tion. There followed a peace offer } jrette said. The fires start in jsheds, small enclosed baleonies attached to each apartment and used chiefly for storage. Worried residents have been stariding guard over their own |premises since last wéek, when 'it became apparent that the fires were being deliberately \set, Police patrols in the area have been reinforced. There have heen no deaths so Firebug Feared Loose In East Montreal MONTREAL (CP) -- Fears that a firebug is loose in the heavily populated east end mounted Tuesday after two ma- \jor outbreaks left 45 tenementifar, but property damage has families homeless, been high and many firemen A pyromaniac has been have been injured fighting the blamed for 18 fires in the area fires, in the last two weeks, including the two Tuesday. They all follow the same pat- tern, Fire Director Armand Du- snus MORTGAGES Ample Funds for Ist MORTGAGES 2nd MORTGAGES We Also Purchase Ist and 2nd Mortgages N.H.A. 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