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THOUGHT FOR TODAY Most men could retire if they could sell their experience for what it cost them, he Oshawa Zi WEATHER REPORT Sunny and very warm today and Friday with light winda, VOL. 92---NO, 174 10" Carve Por Copy OSHAWA, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1963 Uatharised @ Second Clos Mall Post Office Department, Sttewe end tor "payment" of Pestege in. Camh. TWENTY PAGES DETROIT (AP) -- US production and sales records Pith regularity, reported today their output of 1963 model cars bas reached an all-time high, Vehicle No, 7,130,001 rolled off the assembly line either late! today, breaking the all - time) mode! high of 7,130,000 set with) the 1955 cars | Observers agreed the indus. jtry would turn out an additional 210,000 cars before all assembly line operations are halted by mid-August for the changeover to 1964s, That would set the final LEOPOLD DION TESTIFIES Sex Stranglings Tale Recounted (CP) man with to be charges of capi- sex strang last spring Leopold|them for fear he would be sent '""many|back to penitentiary, Dion arraigned tenced to lHfe in 1940 for was paroled last Sept arrested May 27, the he h QUEBEC Dion, 4, a regrets," was today on four tal murder the ings of four boys Dion was held criminally re sponsible for the sy ach time said deaths after a coroner's inquest Wednesday) City he night at which he t ied for Calm, "I knew 244 hours, deseribed each death/met would die." in detai!, In Quebec n The powerful, are laid before a coror in. 200. pounder, quest inio vic death months in jail, He picked up the doys ume he came three "ote weekends, lured 2aths a - sr a into his car by posing as Ate tuck, Michel a professional 'paoteneas "her for ser in Carri a an American magazine, then) "@auis, 18 killed them. He said they re.) Crown Prosecutor Jean Bi fused = submit to his sexual Venue asked if Dien know nce he was ging to do to the boys demands + wee "Very well," replied Dien Mt At they hed consented, At the outset, Dion said his hot sure." ee ey testimony was freely given and} _Farlier, followed the "gentle and con -- siderate" questioning of Inspec: tor. Martin Healey of the Que- e > bee Pp revineial Police and Aime Missing Eight csvies, cue! sao secs . Spent Night In Cabin sen rape 2 and AY after echnical st ato the with oh Ag that the boy | dark haired pale after two broke down each to details af the Lack Morel, 9 and Pierre © charges on er, _he said he killed ened nor forced to talk during his two months in ja Th Lackeniuck boy was found accidentally hunter June 12 in a shallow grave. Police went with Dion to the area July 3 and dug up the bodies of the other thre br a © bors cabin aware they we a police sear return to nesday ni Richare Landon trude, tt ARONTO G and -Norman ec T (CP) 1 Kir ~nresi Rie rapased s vate Canada faces a rising aStS, a Graimag af f capital, a N cuties, higher ce duction, rising taxes vast and painfal' able pension th thewsaanads af sou PROGRESS funded private pension nians ready in being, if the lates! 'pesals pat forward by Judy $1,000,000 -- am are: given effect as oat $900,000 : cree $800,000 $700,000 $600,000 $500,000 $400,000 $300,000 $200,000 $100,000 & $50,000 wrt 'o, ' . slation aad ally Says SOWer any creased benefit deceptively ie arada would be m than ain the ever body m q By THE aS pai 1963 model run at 7,340,000, } It was impossible to tell just Iwhich of the auto assembly plants across the country turned jout the history-making vehicle General Motors is expected to wind up the mode! year with 3,921,000 cars, or about 33.4 per leent of the market, This would be about 300,000 units more than CHRYSLER SURGES Ford has 1,936,000 for 26.4 cent, up about 50,000, Chrys which is making a strong come- back, has $43,000 for 12.8 per cent, uo about 260,000 American Motors outy pat of 463,000 and Studebaker's. 77,000 nat they hed are pretty close to wh last year Used reflected healthy condition of the new cat business. More than 5,000,000 used: cars have been sold this year, and there are indicati ons the calendar year sales of used y ear sales the Renewed Shooting Heard In Damascus DAMASCUS, Syria (AP)--Re newed shooting was heard in Damascus for #4 minutes Wed hesday, six days after the gov- ernment fought tempted pro-Nasser revolution, Machine-gun bursts and shell explosions were heard in late ahernoon, After about 30 min- utes, jet planes flew over the Syrian cap Avitians tee Streets, were kill rapidly cleared from where up to in last week's fight. wular army soldiers POsilians Radio Damascus continued broadcasting normal AS Sourees: late involved redel fusi Liberals Rapped On Pension Plan Wh MaLlMum q fit is $12? $3.98 annua e ad ; gr | hase of $4,000 says Cana Cana ORR ' i fastenag pieting the man throug table peasion exists Rm var core > ext par PPIIANASK a Charleston Race Talk Comes To Standstill ASSOCIATED PRESS < Trace between Neer aot' white appear at ag ist a traadied Whe a Shaky = Cambridge m AMAM ALL ders « = court 1@ Nogre youths were Car Fi Set New Record . auto;cars will wind up close to the makers, who have been "sotting| 10,139,000 record set in 1935, Wednesday or on an early shift) down an at ¥ rms Ford, first of the big three auto makers to report earnings for the three months ended | June $0, made more money than in any other quarter of its 60- year history, The company announced Wed- nesday that it earned $153, 90,5) 000, equal to $1.41 a share, This) | compared with $140,600,000, or $1.28 a share, in the 1942 second quarter , the previous high, US. Railways' Move Averts Planned Strike WASHINGTON (AP)---United) States railways agreed today to} sat off for 30 days the posting} of new manpower trimming work rules, This averts a threat. ened country-wide strike next Tuesday, Daniel P. Loomis, president of} the Association of American) Railroads, announced the deci: sion at a meeting of the House of Representatives' gommerce committee Loomis said the 18 carriers involved in the explosive work rules dispute will not impase the changes unti] 12:01 a.m Aug, 29 Loomis said the were taking this step to co-operate with Congress, which is pe al President Kennedy's plan to turn the work rules controversy over to the interstate commerce commis. S10n, The chairmen of the House and Senate commerce commit: tees had requested the delay! Wednesday, saying Congress} didn't have time to act by Mon day night Under the Kennedy proposal, the interstate commerce com mission would handle work rales issues for the next two years unless the unions and the rail ways negotiate a settlement Key issue in the controversy is the makeup of the crews t prate trains, The railways want to do away with some 62 O88 jobs, uding some 32,000 MeN MPOse railroads in order and ather changes Young Sisters Burn To Death Twe ESTAIRE, Oat. (CP) - con ted en cha Y cendact es & paccemanr re The situation at Camb wad ene of e seme Nationaal & expected te remain this weeke wificals te > Mat > maz -- cd "h New York, mass prio {oan rue" BIG THREE INITIAL TEST-BAN TREATY Spokesmen Sign Historic MOSCOW----The United States, Britain and the Soviet Union to day initialled a treaty banning nuclear weapons tests in the air, outer space and under water, The historic agreement was signed by U.S, Undersecretary of State W. Averell Harriman British Science Minister Lord Hailsham and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. | The three spokesmen an nounced the conclusion of the jpact after a three-hour meeting lat the foreign ministry reception hall, Spiridonovka Palace | Harriman told reporters "a ;very important work" has been jcompleted . Gromyke told nearly 100 as. sembled reporters "The end has been success ful. Let us consider this as a basis for farther steps Said Hailsham: "It is the be. sinning of many good things." The treaty was imitialled in three separate copies ---- each Treaty Soviet Premier Khrushchev, in a letter to heads of African nations released Wednes day, said the partial test dan could result in a "radical tara toward a better international eli. mate," He added that a non-aggres sion pact between the Westera and Communist alliances alse would improve the international climate, but he did not say non-aggression pact was a Se viet condition for agreeing te th test ban Khrushchev also offered Af rica a guarantee not to use Ae clear Weapons there if world war broke out provided the Western powers would make the same pledge The treaty does not include underground testing because ef the failure of the Western nas tions and the Russians te agree oa safeguards to detect viola. ons. passed te all the others so that" they were signed, simultaneously The three were seated at a large round table and ex changed same banter while cor. respondents and photographers recorded the historic scene The correspondents were ealled in at 7:23 pm, and told by Gromyke that the document jhad been initialed, in & sense CHRISTINE KEELER RECALLED TO STAND UN Commission Expels Portugal GENEVA (Reuters) -- The United Nations Beonemic and Secial Council expelled Portagal from the Economie Commi: The _ correspondents, who had|fer Africa Wednesday, but did [waite for more than four hours) 'mat reach a decision on ---- jtaken se Gromyko reptied ans fer the future." Harriman said the treaty Dr. Ward Takes Stand,' dmits He's Immoral Burge said the defeace would show that Ward lived two lives "You will hear first, and this S$ accepted, that he is a skilled and suceessfal asteapath earn substantial sums of money "And you will hear of his sec- a fife that may a } peal te you and quite t * does not eal 19 many peopl te hat of a Bohemian, a man who * is a talented artist and who will 'Snot finch from telling you that S véry Meghy sexed and iz 3 has had attairs with tT Manav WomMer MONKEY FROM gg ool Ward said that, in addit noney from his practice, her". considerable sums from t want and ating various FOX MANY distin. tO." you Secretary Lord Home. Said Lord Hailsham: he Ddeginning of many met. Chri » he "nT himself Loadon th t stine was LONDON--Dr, Stephen Ward Martin Sees Major Role For UN OTTAWA (CP)--Exter oe Martina nations a mere , tionship and saggest ~ veden es Vis Aster, He said the cottage him only £1 a year--"h Virtually derelict when | over and I did va." a spe! he ag with and Maad vies that Seon an r Keeler the sha fegether and that he a there On count east was Wak We ch thoreaghiv e ash n who hiked te have 2 life life girls used he a q STOR ¢ tz wh . ~ ay major te 2 the girk t gether magyar a ~ th ¥ lane ¥ them be fatie known errats machinery the ware ee LmAaRN defence committer Ina a Seemann SUTVCY the atraashy among de. fareiga aad econamic po cy, We Martia said * Wt has Deen reasonably edvi %@ Row that the mal masis ereiga aad @ ee PeWaies Aad to de OR Prac cal measures af collective nal peace iN " Ward Quebec Supports Bicultural Study Ry THE CANADIAN PRESS , cc Tee pw ai the appesite mas af Quebec's political spec tram Aave promised snppert of the reyal cammissian ea bicel wralisma, but both agree that R Roesan't ge far eneagh Vaien Nationale, Que. s : sare Jean - Laws ( The $ Conservative party will present a Brief te the tRal prey ORS @Wuided date alhough & ROW COR- SQAgRal TORS as is event tke Swuteeriand Re : said be had a CWMARUSSAR stitution, whick the f Me REWSPAMT TEPATY Qual pre agar said that when he first "Appreximat ae ms A rties we S& mhardy indeed te rely exces Y @a the (NUS) fragile mh AAA eXHerimaent aR later PERCE RESP ure of the n af Mentres the mat tare? de WN s baed more |. an think, Ber actwal evi Under the umbretia whe majer grammar tewarg deterrence have deer heed re ate COMRASRR'S Pee ws only answer te Saale MAS The Quedee Socialist which yecentiy spit eff from 2 New Desneeratic Party, eed Quohee citizens te co-op ate wath the cammissar aad wreve fe © that constitational TUIMAR IS ReECEssary in other parts ef Canada ada, same peane @idat think French-Baghsh rlatians are the ON real Rel, 3 Mra. Rosemary Fisher of the Wakwemakeng Indiana Reserve of ama? m Tor archive shawl o& Raw derween ? RM XQ 2 wwe 'Me e aA > ey party ne WANUNGTON PCO STOTRE Sea's AP) ar Ramen am its Sears Seoartment whe Was wit to m whic ..) same ® Cara Mates "tmbes RAW z > BS Aske" abet Mate ments maade by members of the Maronean aske@ Re rage mm W Pa nt a dere members of ASDA acted Mapraperty saiines >» ve comm Star by "We made is good curity Since R woald Aare deca m the ee why had it! African + guid ia the gional The conned! agreed to defer further debate en South Africa Wit until later in the session, due te de signed In Moscow next weekend next week by Gramyko, Seoretary of State Dean Rusk and British Forei ga , South African Premier Head rik Verwoerd said in Cape Towa last week Ms country had de cided to leave the commission deoause af the "hostility now be. iag der @ dy the Afr CAR Sales The decision te expel Porte. gal was taken by seven votes te perme, with 11 abstentions in the 8 > gi council The resolution prapesing the move Was speasered by Ethie: pla and. Senegal , whese dele gare aceused Portagal of carry. ag Oat a "wast genocide Tam paiga" against her African sal) eiananinastiatiy : Back To Work : Orders Defied RONTO (CP) -- Fistighte sane seuffies Droke out on -- es wat ererant today whea , aries TS te r are t werk Rarier 2 was reported they s SIDAIO ers s had returned te their jobs afte? walking eff Taesdary, At the peak of the vieleace today the Teraate Harder Cam. Soa clase" terminals whea Arseaaatt, president @f 1S of the Tatoraational CD treaty was reached Wednesday between wartieg factions ef the walon and steve. @eres were te be hack on the pod today Tee caanfiic » SAN the wr 2a fram a recent alee DAMANESS MAARBAKTT WR . r af the pONtER, Ramperaad, lest 19 Harry Rida dw vate ow Security Agency Paid Researcher While Ill Caatrints Be aapraachiag a dean, the @efoace t saa Raa Ss spened RB Sees af ay Ray we workers of RR a RS e@ PANe ms beg trats Par Gham ate. 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