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WEATHER REPORT THOUGHT FOR TODAY Optimist: A girl who mistakes Mainly clear tonight and Thurs. a bulge for a curve, day, Slightly cooler and less humid Thuraday, VOL. 92-NO las eee NO ~_ QSHAWA, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, ae 7, 1963 Sutteriaed os Serene Clove Melt Rest Office Depertinent TWENTY-TWO PAGES -- Across Canada' , ' sg JOBLESS TALKS Biculturalism (gee _Risec By NDP GAGE OKAYED BY PM Democratic Party, its sails! council, ition and co-ordination with pro: firmly set to the winds of) The convention spent most of|vincial govermet plas French Canada's desire for cul) \Tuesday's opening day on al Finally, the party decided to! A tural and lingual equality in alljlengthy statement of the party's) convene a special conference on!) © f ' 5 ' ah Ley onan parts of Canada, moved Wed: position on bilingualism and bi-|Canadian federalism before the . i 8 nesday to shape a detailed pol: culturalism It was adopted|next election ta discuss detailed . : . 0 em ] ome Pp iey on economic and social/averwhelmingly after @ spirited/actian on bilingualism and fed. . planning, debate with only a score of) eral-provineia! ce - operation as ¢ | I T lk 1 | ith " Up for consideration by about votes against mostly from Brit-|embodied in the general state: 800 delegates was a statemet ish Columbia delegate ment =... from the party's federa! counci! ore . ee es , agencies CORER GUARANTEES ' pasa coune el pew og ae mele"! Basis a the debate was a s ' ed or 0. S OTTAWA CP)--Prime Minis. He would not describe it as a and 8 development fund council recommendation that| a gainst iter Pearson said today his gov-/run, however, . lerament will be glad to discuss) "It was a walk -- perhaps a The bijective would be "a tee Rew Womeeenla kien cae a ener e Ne emocre r e0 é program of genuine economic By THE ASSOCIATED PRESSjcrimination in personal care employment problems with fast walk," he told reporters P . ; Stitutional guarantees Un: r r social planning aimed at *! ' " ; al told t pom 'ae human ane acetal hangeable except by unani = rms n : ¥ . The drive for more construc-|homes for the aged and infirm provincial premiers next month ae. Pa reach the dan» ! . tion jobs for Negroes has led to} Poiice arrested 188 young Ne-| Commenting on the two-day /8*F leve } asent af the legislatur s sing from adequat, MoUs consent af the egislatures ; ¢ benefits arising eq at French or English Canadi- ; : an agreement in New York/groes at Athens, Ga,, as they conference of premiers which «ppN'T CLOSE poor' th * growth, a fairer distribution of the : after the arrest of about 800/started yarade toward the/ended Tuesday Halifax, Mr s iy dpa vy and full ams enjoy the right to educate n on u 0 3 he arrest @ out § stanied a parade toward he | ENGAGE yesday in Mallax, Mr Asked for the result of his income, social security ane their children in their own lan SI n % persons and intermittent brief city hall Pearson told reporters he has meeting with treasury. officials "Tr aon te this job, the con guage and to use their own lan HIROSHIMA, Japan (Reuters). § outbreaks of violence the past), Negro leaders warmed there suggested another meeting Sept,/in Washington last Friday, the vention was asked 'o endorse a/Suage in the courts and legisla-'the ninth world conference , d w few weeks, would be more mass marches 9 on the federal pension plan, finance minister said 'They commitment to establish a fed.(tures af all provinces against nuclear weanons ended ved Governor Nelson A, Rockefel:/unless Athens officials ehanged/and that the conference ean be didn't close the door while I was eral planning board reporting to! The statement called for a re- here today as it had begun -- in ea ; lor of --. York and Reven ¢ ivit their attitude of "indifference to/extended to cover _Wnemploys there," the prime minister with a per:|modelling of the constitution, |confusion ol ' manta Mey ere penvencet Tues: dis mination : ment=if the premiers wish External Affairs Minister Man Manent secretariat, an econo-|recognizing equal status @f Russians and Chinese Commu ' STATE ik Chere eee coakittatic ane coment nl Mit Deaton ae OMe tin told reporters negotiations emic advisory council of labor,!/French and English nations andinisis sto wrangling long # . e daig to provide more such traftio wan 8 owed for 15 MIN) 4 Negotiations to procure With the United States on business, farmer and consumer' calling ' impraved facilities enough to agree on a final reso 2 , " Rut a apokeaman for the Ne utes when four Negro deol american nuclear warheads: for amendments to the U.S-Canas and a permanent federal-provin:|for all to learn both official lan-jjution attacking the nited : "4 . ate Pete peg ge Baad in + ty alg Fa Nt Wis two Of Canadian armed forces have/dian Columbia River treaty, -- BU : States for nuclear submarines in ae ~ . . would be m ade on W hether to/\ : il "M0 Nowra palate pe [reached the stage of a drett/slarted last hg wag _ oa Only by unanimous cansent af the Pacific and missile bases in Ni ge dhe Pi Bah Bape eh vee agreement which has the appro:|SUMe in about two weeks, and ch ee eat can ee ee te Ree ; val of Canadian and American/Canada is anxious to proceed »s Would it be pos- Okinawa sroup conferred with other le Rw UE federal RCMP Probing sible to 4 these rights of in.) The resolution rejected aroup conferred with other lead.) In New Orleans, a federal AP! josotiators, It now must be ap. With them rs veal Court denied the Mobile,|.... ' An announcement from Prime dividual rights te freedom af posed visits to Japan by : event unde et ausomatic arms fire raked | y " } ' praved by the defence commit More wark for alified Ne a chool hoa: Jore k for qualified Ne-/Ala,, school board's motion for jee of the Canadian cabinet and! Minister Pearson is expected speech, religion, association and) !can nuciear submarines and the ese may ) * alts the marines, killing one and (groes and other m > t rer s the ay i Ming one a grees and other members of mi. a stay of a dese ation order Soe d free ' assignme met ' ' le as secon baDMNet 1 , ay Sanada' $ A re " sembly * d reedam from dis ass BAM at af Amé c an F "10 jet) ed ade as second ain four as they Bority groups also was the rea-/pending an appeal to the U.S je 2 net itself later today on Canada's plans rimination in employment, fighter plane apable of car wun narine is ¢ 3 fe api : 9% saver ) s h a r fe me ae rving nuel apAR 2 ta ' i. hid ™ i 1 sh . searched the area. Associated |? for a m ng at the White Supreme Court hex " asin Would aveitg 5 an the Anglo » American + Shi ment housing and services Hh aes Ree eee eee eee vee ra aa aa 'se House in Washington SRE were served at g/kept Parliament in session 10) Russian limited nuclear test ban Hyde to npidbenegl oa iat Viet ae ee ae Eee Penk tis ecretanied IONGANEAE COLAC Jowntown haven counters and in|Pass legisiation establishing) ireaty je that Quebec or any prov alled fo total ban on Viet Cor erritia Horst Faze, who accompanie ' , , shopping centr ' ton 'Tusteeship over five maritime i ; earaan 2 heppi I es ai atan 7 . WHITEHORSE, Y.T, (CP) ace could remain outside joint Ruciear apans, the establish.| Hoa, s¢ Dm fram the marines, made this pi During the session 18 promin-|/ Rouge 1 A at Bate wnons, including Hal C. Banks' Mt Ray ona Png returned ss A . 7 " VM ~ . A Mystery shrouds an RCMP in: feders svincial programs;Ment of 3 free zone on, 'yt ' ' st ture ent industrial executives organ : Seafarers' International Union nrg! us Hlareingion Lake sum: vestigation into a shipment of without al loss, Ultimate|the As cific area, with zed an advisory council to try at ¢ canada (ind.), if it had a Mer home to preside at the mid. 9100,008 worth of high grade!reanans far ecanemic drawal of De A eaee aah \ week cabinet meeting, said he ' uve io apen up job apportunities f Quic ormula to COVER POVEE) naa no # svar org. Hvins, Moot srow'h an fal 'empionmen 44 andere aid far stm Taeneioe Vote Expected ssns'sna Unies in: tad tra comment New from the Yukon would be the federal govern. 00m> victim resident e thanked terests in the matter, Without nauoice' ctatament a A spokesman for United Keao ~ The adoption of the resolution ne business € ve for tak 7 F P such a formula--on which legal sarc beanie oi te a wt 4 ss , +N a pm 4 wee ™ * i" $ v ~ Ril] Mines Limited said Tue Came anly when the Chinese ¥ ative in what he 0 avor act efficials Row are werking--the ernment is pif 9 Gee day the matter is still under in ~ De Gaulle Claimed cammunist delegation agreed | ove out west te he most important Q government would have Aad to Re cnt siscacdadialin vestigation by RCMP and I'm exe m t text their 1m facing » US. at present ask Parliament for sveenin serail I can?t ave anv state R . ti T nst t partia et rene ne . Aes y epu cans power {9 act he arder M pon i U K PM c ti " ejyec Ing reaty lear test-ban agreement siened t aaa lg ar which Would have ne eritis | aes au 1OUS ment " SANTO MINGO t ' . ; » Hal.» WASHINGTON (AP)~Senat waiskh enti On ASH AMa: : in Moscow ten. Leon ( ' ' ed/ tia har ¢ munded the an\ \ "BORANC oj PPOs! rs, | The RCMP would confirm be WASHINGTON (AP)--French Bop Es ( a, e | nde j iation for tt AL Republicans have assessed the! zed by opposition members. 0 Test-B Pact that it is investigating a num prosident de Gaulle was re anniversary of the 'ac mis 3 ' e ation ¢ saple, sought '| political implications of the lim.| PLAN TAX TALKS fir the ? r Ars WA é AY . AT' ' a au aere re Le tar St atomic-bomb raid here ia ¢ a re-isupport of Senator Everett M ited nuciear test ban treaty and Befere the cabinet meeting, HELSINKI (AP)---Prime Min ber of suspects in a possible jong Tuesday a ee MOM ght to. havejioas 99 2 b Cap Haitian to appa ¥jsuttin from ¢ at res theft told President Kennedy in a se i stan Tare' ps al tryiug to out oft th ne HARTA Coast ' aime ul hes "ea : aml . nenene Oe al ~ Se pelican of pa Bb erected, (0) Bynane inuater Gordon | said ister Macmillan cautioned 'Tues. Police said they had no spe-jcret letter that France does not!i, commemarate the ccasion ARG northwest part © Ne! The chaiwaan of the snail mee -- ction of Kea. wind up yotiag for ity Patifiea:/the door still is open for further/day night against puiting too vedy's Givi! iy , diseussions with the U.S. about high a value on the partial aw a Piemne yb bem wiecimal ene (0 sian the Limited ne The Soviet Union ch as ' mimitice, Colambian Amba h th tons reported missing|clear test han treaty, even at ovie on charge he angie Mebealbasiseles Aimartn -Walets moet |, Ditkeen, leader of the Repub.) Although party leaders have/the new American tax on for clear testhan treaty signed in fram the company's mine att the price of U.S. aid for her nu . oe China with wanting i ak te t phi epidet re . + Ringe ava hy a ran lican Senate minority, Be he) Maintained a non-commitial at-/eigh securities, The por be Moscow, but said Bast a West we Y.T., 220 miles north of!clear weapons program pe ay ye' ~ x ty a be ethan 'a Deinen exan talit aa ether to re. Was. Supperting seven sections titude, an influential Republican be raised again next monthiare being drawn closer together ehorse Ke maedy sent a me ssage ta de * ne Sea a h ack by ae-/' oA s ud . : nig , +,/af the president's prapasal, but serater who asked nol to be when Canadian and U.S. eabinet bY "undertying forces Basic to A. E. Pike, manager of United/Gaulle July 4 repor cusing the Russians af sel atin hice = car situation first han o the controversial eig quoted by name said he and a members meet in Washington to humanit Kone, said: "All I. kaow is thar soliciting F > tomy Saten ip h discrimination Malonity of his colleagues have discuss trade and economic ah) The British leader told gueste A quantity of ore has beenthe tres sia AR ' of Be , Or fro i , a}. SSpakesman anata Romir af acoamedations such ' ched the eonclusion that "we! fairs lata banquet im Finland's pres reves So Beiena, Tees. Seal Be. |tal connect 2S. WivlNE wn ccday S Mawaniinieeeh oa ais artien d Sy ROLES ARG Thea ee ike teateee | © Y8E Mr. Gordon said that between/idential palace he Delieves the lice now are investigating to de- ne assist de Gaulle's n seney. # Ye ' : : "ep hui Haitia- coast was the sta t a that Dirksen said he) "RRO INS treat the time the U.S. tax against/treaty will be "an encourage Nerwaine its bikahiha . eine Bi to ge K eee Ha . 4 * wenn tte » in _ BR er favored a voluntary approach Hs ty ark . a Ot veka American javestment in foreign ment to East and West te pan two Communist g son. Said to de advancing in two col, RUMbEr OF the office the HEADWAY MADE as ane aes dames - ® aia [Securities was first announced) ticipate in negotiations and dis. bd ba rasted sharply to salemn cere. UMARS aft appar ting! *® j AG BOO sh At Frank? ort, Ky wi if the joint chiefs of staff) and new issues of Canadian se, jCussions in the knowledge that Witness uer d me marking the 1&h anni. against storming Cal aitie ante Dom ease' Gacmviee aca Re eee at ee tate ins an |curition were exempted there! We have proved to ourselves and 1e versary of the ¢ P veigh BR ete north cb art au Pei on an Pein avciersinne department my ahh cat balan they! Wet 8 downward 9 pressure oa the te each ot other that we can irst atemic bamb on th s Ja An wneeanfirmed report id Strangnac Aah x ¢ ar fallow wp the ant aiser im . Lone won't have any ereice | Canadian bi ar, siciiiiies hd panese city ng force had landed tensions, Rerre APO A alorder issued by Governer Bert O4t to support it," ~ . n ar earin Coreenenes "bes , part about) Sensored ¢ He bars! Combs He attributed this in part te an Brn Some Prana + ( Ps an' ae a and The de ent filed a regula t he called the "mother ' eg geri 7s nce due uthwest ' Hait . d@ theition w ' egisiative re.) Ore," WOMeR Whe have feared LONDON (Reuters)--Scotiand) Gordon, a M-yearold Jamai|® the ninth conference against CaP Maiti a senna strvett 88 Ws search commission banning dis | Mat Nuclear fallout might re] ' Stigating allega-ican a former } sr of sit and ators ¢ i e i | -- that a wines SS nt e € r i hi Fae Hl -- fr a . ' Fg ns a the ' reaty may elt} @ this danger Rat ite tad oan Sead tet whales ae eee tees PREMIERS Wind Up Sasser } 2 \ ' , > : a 4 H ' bu i police ph Fy tland i re sti YU urly chief com : : bu beginning M anday he expects to} A spokesman en cotlar e a . é Q mentator. for : ) €& QPPOSINAR virtually collapse, | Yard said the witness So) eobald Mathew yews PROUATAIRS Democratic te did not identify, deni re S " Sis Ne ea the oO macratic Meader have eat : icin ak Gk ancbake aS § : tagcat adipic Rae 2 , a they are confident of getting the charges arising , a spits Be elagvletae : : € € m & z tt Organization € an RECESAATY SUPPErt Of two-thirds asteopath Ward's trial aad cor ' aRCT favere tix valle ai : wWoia . 2 th . . 100 06 wa + ah . 2 v . Ore i SPeCta OR thase vating viction of living off the ime 1 . ' a ae te ph teeth Re biog . HAL AX (CP)-- Th e WA earning of prostit , ae canting elear tests Haitian dispute | ection te : , ~e SeRIOr gs meRt emaple he spokesman als ss Rained ade ung x ia nen nat ame Ba aeSday WouRd YA oe t pat the wp-aad-co M one that a rep e case Ske & e of drink and drugs. pouchi reparied tha' wes sae ge Agi ad two-day cleseddear can AE YOURE mea in the lawer ech Magazine Grabbed of jazz singer Aloysius (Lacky) * ' Criminal Appealip, : Fase * yg, Mitel Mian a ngahiidl 4 k they talked of eles. In any event. before & = Gordon, one of the events tha: Teed Gordon taking POS and surrendering to the Us ot Nasninitan Reaahhc shave imine as ne said ing any decisions the J For Nude Pictures led to the Ward trial, was to be * meme ee BS COR States 7 ae His ' * x aecided. Re t a tailed prapesal from a at a ee s turned over to the director of te AGI Made ¢ aid i Bhp hai. b . cae an re af the t astitate af Pabhe Ades MELBOURNE, Austratia public prosecutions i cn Saba ily , ' f Canada. 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