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/ THOUGHT FOR TODAY \ Sandwich spread is what some people get from eating between meals. She Oshawa Simes 'WEATHER REPORT Thursday mainly sunny and a little warmer. Winds light. VOL. 92--NO. 161 Price Not Over 10 Cents Per Copy OSHAWA, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, J ULY 10, 1963 Authorized os Second Ottawa and for payment Class Mall Post Office in Cosh. of Postage TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES Red Talks Resumed In Russia MOSCOW (AP)--Crucial Rus-jto the Soviet Union and Hun- sian-Chinese ideological peace/gary, it said: talks resumed here early today} "Our Marxist - Leninist par- after a day's interruption and ajties, our fraternal peoples, re- bitter Chinese reply to an ear-|gard the struggle for peace and lier Sovie: attack. |peaceful coexistence, for univers While the ideological battle|sal disarmament, for the exclu- was going on, Soviet Premier|sion of war from the life of so- Khrushchev. warmly welcomed/ciety as the general line of their' Hungarian Communist boss Ja-/foreign policy." nos Kadar to Moscow. |. That is the crux of the bitter The new attack on the Soviet/dispute between the Soviets and party from Peking bolstered re-|the Chinese. Peking insists that ports that the Soviet and Chi-;communism can conquer capi- nese negotiators were making talism only by war. Khi v ttle or no progress toward any|maintains it can win in peace- éignificant improvement in re-|ful competition and that war tations between the two Commu-| would bring a nuclear holocaust J. E. WOLFE, chief man- agement negotiator in the rail- way dispute, reports on to- day's meeting with President Kennedy at the end of the White House session. The car- tiers agreed to a presidential hb penny ROD" ifn iit overturned and began to kick riers conference, Wolfe, John, ,J, Caherin of the eastern rail- roads executive committee, and C. A. McRee of the south- eastern carriers conference. (AP Wirephoto) proposal to let Supreme Court Justice Arthur Goldberg arbi- trate the work rules dispute but union representatives turn- ed it down. Meeting with news.- men, from left, are: E. H. Halimann of the western car- li jst cross-examination from the so- |portant parts rested in April, were untrue. statement to police have not been revealed in court. Martelli also admitted, under citor-general, that the most im- of his original atement to the police when ar- The contents of Marteili's In his testimony today Mar- li testified he destroyed docu- In U.K. LONDON (CP) -- The British wife of an imprisoned Greek Communist made a second at- tempt to intercept King Paul and Queen Frederika of Greece today but police carried her off Struggling violently. Mrs, Betty Ambatielos, 45, who manhandied the queen dur- ing her April visit to London, left a nearby coffee shop and ran into the road as the royal car approached Westmin ster pier, across the street from the House of Parliament. Police 91 Persons Arrested Demonstration among the hundreds of peoplejors in which 91 persons were who assembled to see the royal/arrested visitors depart from Westmia-| The main risk of further ster pier. "Jelashes was expected tonight, Some 5,000 British police were|when the visitors were to attend ismall boat apparently sprang a jback at battle stations today to protect the Greek royal couple after a night of bloody fighting between police and demonstrat- Toronto Strike immediately and hustled her through crowds of bystanders gathered The 6i-year.old Greek king and his 46-year-old queen boarded a boat for a trip down the Thames to a luncheon given for them ai Ties Up Work On City Hall TORONTO (CP)--Striking car- penters today tied up construc. tion of Toronto's new. $28,000,00 grabbed the woman behind police lines. Kievsky railroad station. In con-| trast to the low-key reception for the Chinese negotiators last week, the Hungarians got the hist. newspaper, used Kadar's|scientist Giuseppe Martelli, ac- visit as the basis for another|Cused of being prepared to spy statement of Soviet opposition to|for Russia, today told the cen the Chinese hard line. Referring/'Tal criminal court here he de telligence, the 39-year-old Eur- atom research physicist said: "I thought I had enough for jmy collection. I kept some Prot fumo. scandal, was deferred) until July 22 at London's Old Bailey Court today. Ward's counsel, James Burge, Ward, 50, was committed for|/ments left in his car by Rus- trial on bail after a magistrate's/sian agents. court preliminary hearing which} After Solicitor-General Sir Pe- ended July 3. He faces seven|tar Rawlinson ended a long ual intercourse with him and aj Aldermaston. They were instruc- seventh of attempting to pro-jtions about a hiding place and cure another woman to have un-|consisted of a typewritten page lawful intercourse with a third/and an address the Guildhall by Lord Mayor Sir|city hall and two other public Ralph Perring. | projects costing some $17,000,- Mrs, Ambatielos is demand-| 0. ing the release of her husband.) The union threw picket. lines Police kept her from: approach-|around the municipal building, ing the royal procession Tuesday) the 903-suite Moss Park housing as the Greek visitors drove/development and the new York a performance of A Midsum- mer Night's Dream at the Ald- wych Theatre. Police predicted it would be tough to keep .demonstrators away from the theatre, at a busy west end intersection, de- spite the tightest securiy ever i here in peacetime. Police faced a fanatical hard core of Communists, joined by anarchists, pacifists and nuclear disarmers -- all determined to disrupt the Greek royal couple's | four-day Mate visit |PEMAND RELEASE | The demonstrators are de- jmanding the release of nearly 1,000 prisoners held since the |post-war Communist uprising in \Greece. The Greek government jsays they were convicted of jsuch crimes as murder and | ireason and are not political UNION REJECTS KENNEDY OFFER Pair Dr SAUBLE BEACH, Ont, (CP)-- The vacations of five young Hamilton area men ended in tragedy Tuesday when two of them were drowned after their leak and overturned in Lake Huron about 2,000 feet off this resort area. All five clung to the boat after their way toward shore, but be- fore they could reach safety Al- bert Konyk, 23, and Glen Kowal- ski, 24, both of Hamilton, lost consciousness, let go of the boat and drowned. Robert McCue, 22, and Wil- liam Davidson, 22, both of Ham- ilton, and Robert Hill, 25, of Dundas, near Hamilton, iried to save their companions, but found it impossible to hold on to both the boat and the uncon- scious men, Cons, Fred Edgewood of the provincial police said both the air and water were cold and the) water choppy. The | survivors, after more than two hours in the water, fi- nally drifted toward shore, Dav- idson was exhausted and iad to be dragged to the beach by his jfriends, He was taken to Owen }Sound General Hospital for jtreatment of back injuries McCue, who left his shoes in More Goods Enter Ports In Canada OTTAWA (CP) -- Canadian ports handled 12,315,000 tons of goods in April, an increase of 4.6 cent over last April's 11,779,109 tons, the bureau of Statistics said today. In the January-April period, thé ports handled a total of 30,- owned At Lake Resort the 16-foot boat, walked barefoot nearly two miles to the Sauble River area where he told some fishermen of the accident, The survivors landed north of Chief's Point on Indian reserve land which lies north of the river, Sauble Beach is about 15 miles west of Owen Sound, Ronald Low and Robert Schnurr, residents of the area who accompanied police to the landing area through thick bush, recovered Kowalski's body near shore Tuesday night, The survivors said they were unable to attract a charter fish- ing boat which passed close to them as they clung to the boat. Police found a small hole in the boat, but the survivors couldn't recall striking a rock: The five had been holidaying at nearby Chesley Lake and had come here for some water ski- ing Federal Prison Site Hunted OTTAWA (CP) -- The search is continuing for a Northumber- land County site for a new medium-security federal prison, Col. J. R. Stone, deputy peni- tentiaries commissioner, said today. "We've looked at several pieces of property and we're getting close, but so far no site has been selected," he told a reporter. He declined to identify the sites being considered other than to locate them in the King- ston - Peterborough - Oshawa triangle. Justice Minister Chevrier told the Commons recently that the WASHINGTON (AP) -- On- train workers turned down today President Kennedy's proposal to let U.S. Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg arbitrate the' work rules dispute that threat- ens a midnight nation-wide rail strike, The carriers accepted the presidential plan, While the operating unions re- jected the proposal, they told Kennedy they 'most seriously join you in seeking some alter- native method of settlement that will preserve the principles of free collective bargaining." The chief management Midnight Nation-Wide Rail Strike Threatens are being asked to agree to a procedure which they believe could pave the way for future "compulsory arbitration by cus- tom or practice."' The railroads made their an- nouncement of acceptance of the arbitration plan orally. "The carriers accept," a spokesman said. The five operating unions, which stand to lose some 65,000 jobs under the proposed work rules, drafted their reply to Ken- nedy later Tuesday but refused to release it in advance of to- day's 10 a.m. EDT deadline set by Kennedy for both sides te spokesman, J, E, Wolfe, said it was reasonable to ex, there would be a suggestion which might head off a strike. He told reporters that Kennedy "ex- pects to contact us later today." The stoppage is planned for 12:01 a.m. local time Thursday, the time at which management plans to put into effect work- rules changes that would cut off some 40,000 firemen's jobs and perhaps 25,000 more workers. SEND LETTER A letter delivered to Kennedy by the union leaders added: "We hope that you can accept as a matter of deepest princi- ple, which will act to prevent the railroads from proceeding with their drastic changes in rules, wages and working con- ditions without agreement." The union leaders said they. Woman On Trial In Lindsay Death LINDSAY, Ont. (CP) -- Mrs, capital murder in the blw mn- new site was being sought for 308,400 tons, up 10.3 per cent from the same period last year! when it totalled 27,563,500 tons. | Port Arthur-Fort Wii \dled 642,700 in April compared | with 574,800 in April, 1962. | | { the prison, previously planned for the Markdale area south of Owen Sound. liam han-) Construction of the $4,000,000/received in his home May 18. prison is scheduled to begin this year. ' ing death of Harold Bate, 76, a Lindsay shoemaker. Mr. Bate never regained con- sciousness from the beating he He died in hospital two days later. Helen Margaret Deyell, 33, of Lindsay was committed Tues- day for trial on a charge of report back to him, ARTHUR GOLDBERG ~ 1,800 Airway Mechanics Leave Jobs MIAMI, Fla. (AP) -- More than 1,800 Pan American Air- ways m ies stayed away nist giants. which would devastate the full treatment -- Khrushchev's : stroyed documents given to him Ward Hearing jthings and destroyed other said that for some undisclosed separate vice charges--three of|cross-examination, Mr. Justice person. Martelli, 39, said he destroyed prisoners as the demonstrators| from their jobs today in a dis- |with Queen Elizabeth from Vic-/County hospital in suburban Khrushchev returned from) world. Kiev to greet the Hungarian pre-' mier and party leader and a/ large group of Hungarian party| and government officials at the py uspe presence, a big crowd in front of! the station, a live telecast of the| Destro ed arrival, a troop review and play- ing of the national anthems a Pravda, the Soviet Commu-| LONDON (Reuters) -- Italian jby. Russian agents, both in Brit- ain and abroad Asked why he did this, since/ jhe earlier said he wanted to col- Deferr | lect evidence against Russian in- J Y s li | LONDON (Reuters) -- The| "ines. 1 realize now I should) trial of society osteopath Ste-)~ ,, d Ward, key figure in the! reason the Crown was anxious) the Ward case should be dis-) posed of "expeditiously." | Ward was released on bail. te ¥pne on, the earnings of pros-|Phillimore asked Martelli what on, two of assisting in the|happened to the original docu- commission of abortions, one of|ments which were left in Mar- inciting model Christine Keeler) teili's car when he left the Brit- to procure a woman to have sex-jish nuclear research centre at| Date for the-trial was origin-|them because they were cum- ally proposed as July 15. bersome to get into his wallet. Burge told the court he} During the trial, now in its thought it clear from the his-|sixth day, Martelli has said he tory of the case the Crown was|became friendly with Russian anxious that the case be dis-/diplomat and intelligence manjhad pulled away from the pier,| posed of quickly. He said he Nikolai Karpekov who the pro-| was in complete agreement pro-/secution says was "controller" viding speed was consistent with! of both Martelli and of convicted justice. spy John Vassall. \toria railway station to Bucking-| Newmarket because it claimed : ham Palace RELEASED LATER A few minutes after the barge police released Mrs los She was apparently alone and there were no other incidents Ambatie- Union Nationale Man Seeks Legal Action QUEBEC (CP)--Gerald Mar-jappeared the commission had tineau, Union Nationale mem- r ber of Quebec's upper house,'was an says his lawyers are studying the Salvas royal commission's report to see whether legal ac- tion can be taken against the three commissioners whose re port blasted his role in purchas- ing practices under the former vengeance," He could only explain "the personal attacks" against him as being inspired for political reasons The 60-year-old former trea-; surer of the Union Nationale 000, Mr. Lesage announced. The pense allowance. Legislative councillors will have their total amount in- creased from $10,000 to $12,000. At the same time, an age limit is being placed on the members of Canada's only remaining pro- contend members of other trades were} The Communists ibeing used to do carpenters'|emonstrating against the i work, |NATO - aligned Greek govern- The Carpenters and Joiners i Poa ------ of tyranny to America (CLC) walked out| 'he leftist opposition against the Toronto Construction) AS Queen Elizabeth enter. |Association Monday in a dis-jtained her visitors at a glitter. jpute over wages for 4,200 work-| ing State banquet in Bucking- ers. They have asked a 40-cents-;/ham Palace Tuesday night, po --|an-hour increase in instalments|lice fought a running battle for jover two years and rejected ajmore than three hours with be- '25-cent offer. tween 1,000 and 2,000 demon- | Today, the union and contract-/S-rators in Trafalgar Square, jors were meeting William Ma.| Whitehall, stately Pall Mall and guire, Ontario labor department/even at the palace walls. |conciliator, in an effort to set-| There were 91 arrests. Un- |tle the dispute which threatened/counted numbers of police and ,;O strangle $400,000,000 worh 'cf/demonstrators were taken to commercial construction in the/hospitais, but there were no re metropolitan area |ports of serious injuries. Meanwhile, 30 independent} One group got as far as the reted its mission "as if it/figure is composed of $10,000 in-| contractors agreed to give some|Ppalace walls and tried to climb instrument of political|\demnity and $5,000 tax-free ex- 400 men a 15-cent boost Tues-| over. | Four policemen quickly day, with any further negotiated| grabbed the only one who suc- gains to be added later. The old| ceeded in getting into the palace contract rate is $3.10 an hour. ' grounds. | also are! By THE CANADIAN PRESS An attempt to kick James H Meredith out of Ole Miss . . probable federal government in-) tervention in Maryland's racial troubles . . . a key court ruling jaffecting public schools in Ala- jbama . . . new federal legisla- jtion that would badly hurt the 'South in its segregated pocket jbook . . . more racial disorders jin New York City. . . . That was the main outline of jthe racial picture in the United States, with major attenion fo- cussed today on Meredith's pos- | sible expulsion. | In Oxford, Miss, a four-man committee of the Mississippi state college board was sched- uled to discuss today whether jto ask federal court permission | | University May Expel Negro James Meredith court-ordered integration of a public school system this fall. The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ordered Tuesday that the city-county school system at Mobile, Ala., must start grade- a-year desegregation with the first grades in September, Only Alabama, South Caro- lina, and Mississippi have no school integration below the col- lege level at present. In Cambridge, Md, another mass 'march on the courthouse was promised by integrationists for tonight despite prospects of federal mediation, A white integrationist, one of about 200 whites and Negroes Tuesday night, was pulled from the line and slugged. James T. Thomas, 27, of Cam- bridge, was charged with as- sault and battery and disorderly conduct, Violence broke out again in New York City when white hecklers clashed with pickets from the Congress of Racial Equality near a Bronx diner, scene of racial disorders for four straight nights. About 20 policemen, swinging nightsticks, broke up the scuf- fle. Two white men were arrested on assault charges. One was treated at hospital for a cut on pute over the location of time clocks. Maintenance work at PAA's big overhaul base was being done by supervisory personnel. PAA's flight schedule was. not immediately affected. The line has 40 daily flights in and out of Miami. "The strike would have to last 10 days before it would affect the schedule," said a company spokesman. The company refused to move the clocks to the main gate of the overhaul base as the Trans- port Workers of America, Local 300, AFL-CIO, demanded. Union officials said the work- ers did not feel it was fair for them to have to walk to the exit gate on their own time at day's end. The time clocks are located in the hangars where the me- chanics work. Pan AM allows a five-minute personal cleanup period at the end of the work who marched to the courthouse the forehead. administration Mr. Martineau, speaking the legislative council, said it in added: "I have confided to lawyers the study of the report so as to determine procedures in dam- vincial upper house. At present the 24 members are appointed; for life. FBI Stakes Out , |to expel Meredith from the Um- versity of Mississippi because of this public statements blaming southern officials for the slaying day. Those named after July 1, AUDITORIUM PROGRESS $1,000,000 $900,000 $800,000 $700,000 $600,000 $500,000 $400,000 $300,000 $200,000 $100,000 "$50,000 ' racial disorders fer four straight nights. The policeman has his nightstick under the chin of the demonstrator. last night between white heck- lers and pickets from Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) near a Bronx diner, scene of of Suspect's Motel that could be taken against /1963, will be forced to retire at ) Cc ) e es lot integration leader Medgar missioners." 75. The legisiation will not af- | Evers, Mr. Justice Eli Salvas of Supe-|three of whom are older than 75.|llY armed FBI agents and To-|from Bims as security for loans.|™ : rior Court; Howard Ross, Mont-| The premier told the assem.|!edo police were staked out to-| Gold said in the affidavit that Meredith, the 30-year-old 'Ne- S real chartered accountant, and|bly he hopes the session--which/Say at a motel where a miss|he posted $55,000 worth of the|&T® Who pioneered desegregation § Guerard, day. |questioning in the torture slay-/Bank and the Continental Bank| Ss netnoo exams for the sum- They investigated the sale of ling of Mervin L. Gold was seen.|here. lage ool session. 'i t publicly - owned Hydro - Que- . Police Lieut, Edward L. Jar-| Feb. 25, Gold was convicted of], 18, proposed action agains +h , U.S. Airman Goes | jby Governor Ross Barnett of the privately-owned Quebec Na- jset up after it was learned that/!ateral. It was brought out that! Mississippi at a press confer tural Gas Corporation, and pur- Home To Cuba Aiex (Shonder) Birns, a Cleve-|the bonds were part of thel oie. : ng practices of the former jland rackets figure, had regis-|$900,000 worth taken a few years) There had been repeated ru- from 1955 to 1960. The|man Robert Ramos, a native of| Saturday mks in Quebec province | ; 5 nat st ic EE . - ms jheavy pressure from segrega- royal commission was ap-| Cuba, has defected and flown a . | Last month Gold was con-| re ca pointed by the present Liberal/private plane to his homeland a eee ok ee WaS/victed again, this time PF pnt oe SS ent lai $ Earlier Tuesday, Mr. Lesage | 1'l, Havana radio reported Tues-Motel's cocktail lounge but was/through manipulation of assets peg igen their Soe am yr roduced legislation increas-/day : not in his room when federal/®f the Cosmopolitan Small Busi-/ayeust. ' ndemnities and expenses of} The T-34 Second World War agents arrived. ness Investment Company, In- He : subcommittee in Was hin gto an age limit on legisla-jter Ramos brought it to Miami : Mrs. Gold told authorities her| was peccssw ong ne ora ilers and making}'fom Tyndall Air Force Base Police as a key figure in the! husband had told her last Frits bill halting federal aid to ih pension provisions/near Panama City, Fla investigation of the death ofiday evenif: ad y }for bers of both houses The 26-year-old airman's wife,|@0ld, 33-year-old financial mani-jvisit Birns that night. That was! tin-- : He told reporters no one is|Glodia, gasped at the report that {Pulator whose body was found the last time she saw him alive.|the South. oo ~ |"aimed at" by a provision that/her husband had deserted the|Monday night in a car trunk in} Dr. Samuel Gerber, Cuyahoga! Sources reported the subcom- [could lose pension rights if con-|Cuba. miles southeast of Cleveland. (Gold's death at around mid-|final vote today that could send |victed of defrauding the govern-| Mrs. Ramos, mother of a} He was linked to the Gold casejnight Friday, two hours afterjthe legislation to its parent ment |three-year-old son, is expecting|when affidavits left by Gold/Gold had left his $70,000 house group, the House education and ate ---- nities and) another baby expenses of aysembly] members| The plane Ramos flew to Cuba/to the FBI. Birns is wanted for|Spburb. The coroner said Gold} Alabama, forced to desegre- ed with blood from head but, is jwill be increashd to £15,000 per|belonged to the Tyndall Aero) questioning because in the docu-| fas"beaten, strangled to death,|gate units of its university sys- escorted to police van after jsession from Trent $10,- Club. ments Gold said he had re shot four times.~ The three commissioners arejfect present council members,! TOLEDO, Ohio (AP)--Heay-|ceived stolen Canadian bonds| 'AKES FIRST EXAMS Quebte City lawyer Jean-Marie /started Jan. 15--will end Thurs-|ing rackets figure sought for|bonds with.the Cen'ral ae oe oon eae te eS bec's natural gas facilities to czynski said the stake-out was|P0Sting the stolen bonds as col.| Meredith was disclosed Tuesday Nationale govern-| MIAMI, Fla. (AP)--US. air-'tered at the Town House Motel) Seo, in. a series of thefts from) mors the board was under where his mother is seriousiv See? earlier in the day in the charges of obtaining $42 oe te ee islative assembly members,|trainer disappeared Monday af- ins bins "bed Qcecetens ae see A House of Representatives gz he was going to! schools that practice racial seg- |says a member of either house|zir force and had tumed up in|@®. isolated area of Solon, 15/County coroner. set the time of| mittee members would take a The combin with his wife were turned over, nm Pepper Pike, a Cleveland!labor committee. A DEMONSTRATOR, cover- jtem last month, now faces policemen broke up scuffle H