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2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, September 10, 1964 TORY CONFERENCE Fulton Shocked ~ At Suggestions er 'ob By KEN KELLY -- FREDERICTON (CP) -- The "politicians struck back at the _ academics Wednesday night ~-"with a spirited defence of the "Teed for individual judgment ~"and belief to remain masters of the tools of technology. ; Dr, Marshall McLuhan and Dr. Daniel Cappon of the Uni- vewersity. of Toronto were the aaprime targets at; the national seonference on Canadian goals ."for suggesting that computers, vadelevision and the like have left political leaders hardly anything samore to do than mirror 'the envoters' beliefs. ids Former justice minister Ful- "ton confessed to being <™shocked" that the academics leading the conference discus- "sions seemed to leave the in- ~odiyidual little real role in an "Tage guided and governed by} technology. °f He said Dr. McLuhan: seemed "4o suggest that all the leader "mow needed to do was use the "*new media of communication 'and analysis to establish "iden. tification" with the people, then pretend to lead them by saying "IT was here all along; isn't it a nice place to be?" |. "This seems to me the nega-| 4 tion of leadership because it de- nies any absolute basis of right or wrong... SETTLES EVERYTHING? .- "T can't 'believe the elecfric age has settled all moral ques-| ; tions for all time." He said he suspects the pro- fessors were aiming at getting the attention of delegates 'to the Progressive Conservative- isponsored study conference, Earlier, the politicians were urged to "get with it" in their relations to the' voters in the same way the Beatles are "'with it' in the eyes of the teen- agers. Drs. McLuhan and Cappon were using the Beatles as an il- lustration of the theory that the technical revolution has left the politicians far behind the rising generation and all but obsolete. Mr. Fulton and former na- tional Conservative president Egan Chambers of Montreal # argued that the politician must)' use the new communications and analythical media, but with-|: out surrendering their right to |make the final judgments as to |the course to be followed by the : political party. Swedish Priests Back : Premarital Relations "0" STOCKHOLM (Reuters) "About 630 Swedish priests and "Mheological students today urged the State Lutheran 'Church not to condone pre- "Smarital sexual relations. In a letter to Archbishop Gun- nar Hultgren of Stockholm, chairman of the diaconal coun- eeil, they attacked views ex- pressed by the chief editor of _,the official church newspaper Our Church, Carl Gustaf Boe- ""thius, that such relations were) "not a sin. ~The letter said: "The church "must help people to true free- "dom, but this does not mean : following xour own natural in- séelinations. True freedom is to «fight evil." © Boethius, in aXletter to the ARARRARRAARAA? |many young persons to wait un-| til they were married, lj Boethius continued: | "At least one - third of all) children born within wedlock! during 1963 (in Sweden) were born within seven months of| the wedding day. | "At least 80 per cent of al) young couples who intend to marry have experienced a pre- marital relationship. | "This is not because they .are| 4 immoral. It is because the cir-|' cumstances of the day prevent their leading a normal family life." He wrote: 'Unless the church makes new rulings-on. the sub- ject, it can hardly go out to the young people of today with the gospel." diaconal council, said three fac- tors had changed the situation ,,from that of 50 years ago. "The risk involved for the woman is now decidedly smal- 'Yer and may completely disap- pear during the next few years," he said. The other factors were that . the acute housing shortage and longer educational courses _ 'made it almost impossible for 'Not Guilty By Minister _ CHATHAM (CP)--Rev. Rus sel D. Horsburgh, 4, minister of Park Street United Church here, pleaded not guilty Wed- nesday to eight charges of con- tributing to juvenile delin- quency. Juvenile Court Judge W. H. Fox of London, Ont., set Sept. 21 as the trial date. It was Mr. Horsburgh's 12th court appear- ance since he was arrested June 29. .,. The other appearances were concerned with legal argument ""on the charges. An Ontario Su- preme Court judge ruled last month the charges did not out- _dine enough information to en- "able the preparation of the de- "fence and ordered new charges giving more details be drawn 'up. "Mr. Horsburgh is accused of contributing to juvenile delin- "quency by providing a place for and permitting or encour- aging acts of sexual intercourse 'between juveniles during the period July, 1963, to June, 1964. *s These offences are alleged to uhave occurred sfand apartment of the church building where Mr. Horsburghijittle hope of the Soviet Unio has been minister for the last ,four years. TEACHERS ARRIVE « ACCRA (Reuters) -- Nineteen Canadian teachers of the Cana- 'dian University Services Over- Sseas arrived here by air Tues- 'day to teach in Ghanaian sec- ondary schools for two years. Ghana news agency reported "fhe teachers, including an en- gineer, are among 90 Cana- 'dians who will work in African secondary schools. A_ spokes- 'nan of the Canadian high com- "Yhission here said the teachers 'will be paid by the govern- 'ments concerned, but their transportation to and from Af- yica.is being borne by the Cana- dian government. PT TS in the parlor/s Masons Aid In Research OTTAWA (CP) -- A founda tion with an initial fund of $100,000 was established by the): Supreme Council of the 33rd Degree of the Ancient and Ac cepted Scottish Rite of Free masonry for Canada at its 90th| { annual session in Ottawa Wed nesday. First project of the Scottis Rite Benevolent Foundation 0! Canada will be research in th field of retardation in collabor-| } ation with the Canadian Asso-| ciation for Retarded Chidren.| # George C. Derby of Vancou-| j ver was elected sovereign| # grand commander of the su- preme 7 Richard C. Berkinshaw of Tor-|' onto. Ps New lieutenant grand com- mander is C. H. Cunningham]; of Hamilton, who is succeeded] , in the office of secretary-gen- eral by W. G. Welby of Ham- iIton, Ont. Dr. William A. Jones of King- ston was elected co-deputy of the province of Ontario and Robert M. Stanton of Ottawa). was appointed grand captain of! 4 the guard. 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