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WEEK'S NEWS IN REVIEW Great Storms Wreak Widespread Damage ! i'r By BARRIE MARTLAND Canadian Press Staff Writer Dora 4nd Strike Agreement on. Debate Charges Aggression Auto Contract Signed Hurricane Dora and ty- phoon Sally, separated by half the world, smashed into Florida, Georgia and Hong Kong this week wreaking death and destruction. Florida and Georgia, shaken earlier by hurricane Cleo, took .a. multi-million dollar pounding from Dora's winds and resulting floods, then waited in apprehension for the possibility of a third blow, ° this time from _ hurricane Ethel spinning slowly in from the Atlantic. As Dora lost strength after moving inland Thursday, ty- phoon Sally sideswiped Hong Kong and triggered a land- slide that killed six persons .and injured eight. Sally's toll stood at eight dead and 30 injured. Hurricane Dora gave Jack- sonyille and St.. Augustine, Fla., and Brunswick, Ga., their worst beatings from a hurricane in this century, All battered sections of the two states were declared major disaster areas. ' Damage to the beach area at Jacksonville alone was set at $14,500,000. The worst destruction was cause by flooding which was waist deep in St. Augustine during high tide. AGREEMENT REACHED There was an almost audi- ble sigh.of relief in the Com- mons Thursday when Prime The 15-member committee, to be made up of seven Lib- erals, five Conservatives me one member from each of the three smaller parties, has six weeks to come up with a de- sign. The House had 'hotly, de- bated the flag issue, for 22 days and party leaders had met five times before the agreement was reached. When the committee makes its recommendation, party leaders will meet again to *e- cide on the length of subse- quent parliamentary debate, AGGRESSION CHARGED Malaysia took its charges of aggression by Indonesia to the United Nations Security Council Wednesday and dra- matically produced a mound of weap on the council's Minister Pearson d that party leaders had reached agreement on send- ing the fractious flag issue to a committee. horseshoe table in support of its charge. Abdul Rahman, Malaysia's justice minister, said the weapons, Including machine- guns and a mortar, were cap- tured from a group of para- troopers dropped by Indone- sia near the Malaysian city of Labis last week. Indonesia's. President Su- karno has declared a 'crush Malysia" policy and charges that the year-old federation coionialism in disguise. CONTRACT SIGNED The United. Aute Workers and Chrysler Corporation reached agreement on a new three-year contract .Wednes- day. shortly before the old contract ran out. The agreement, which will likely be used by the UAW to gain similar terms from Ford and General Motors, is estimated by UAW Presidert Walter Reuther to be worth 54 cents an hour during the next three years. The day the contract was ' signed, the UAW began nego- tiations with GM of Canada, higher wages being one of the key issues. Negotiations with Canadian Chrysler plants be- gin Sept. 15 and with Ford of Canada Sept, 30. INTER-PROVINCIAL LOAN British Columbia will loan Quebec $100,000,000 and the dea! was hailed) by both pro- vincial premiers as a symbol of co-operation and good re- lations between the prov- inces. The loan was announced Thursday by Premier Lesage in Quebec and Premier Ben- nett in British Columbia. It will be made under short and' medium length terms with Sept. 16 being the effec- tive date for the transaction. Mr. Bennett, said British Columbia will earn 'more than five per cent' on the deal, He said it is to be paid back over a period of years with the first loans due back in one year. LBJ BEGINS CAMPAIGN President Johnson opened his campaign for a four-year term as president of the U.S. this week. The political week began on Labor Day in Detroit and Johnson, while not acknowl- edging it as a campaign speech, took sharp issue with Senator Barry Goldwater, his Republican opponent, on who should control certain tactical nuclear weapons. Goldwater says NATO com- manders should have some control over their use. John- son said control of such weapons should remain ex- clusively with the president. Johnson's first acknowl- edged political speech came in Harrisburg, Pa., Thursday. He said Americans wil! vote Nov. 3 on the "'peace of the world" at a time when what he called reckless factions are inviting extremism' to take over the United States. Democrats and some Re- publicans have accused Gold- water of fostering extrem- ism, World briefs: Arab summit conference ended Friday with approval for program to di- vert waters of River Jordan, irrigation to' block Israel's projects in Negev Desert... . Sakari Tuomiojoa, UN media- tor in the Cyprus dispute, died Wednesday in Finland. ... H. N. Sanyal, India's so- licitor-general, was strangled in his bedroom Wednesday, apparently by burglars... . Turkish Premier Inonu said Thursday Turkey will send food to beleaguered Turkish- Cypriots on Cyprus under armed convoy next Tues 'ay. WEEK IN ONTARIO "Ontario Liberals, with only a week left before they choose a new leader, suffered serious setbacks in two pro- vincial byelections Thursday. New Democratic Party candidate James Renwick won Toronto Riverdale from a four-candidate field that in- cluded Liberal leadership prospect Charles Templeton, who lost by 1,500 votes in SEPTEMBER SALE: OF HOUSEHOLD LINENS Usually Much Higher Priced ! 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Progressive Conservative Ivan Thrasher won in Windsor-Sandwich, a Fg lene i gale a 2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, September 12,1964 ]@ | seat vacated by the death of Liberal Maurice Belanger. The Riverdale seat was prev- DEATHS b sage aoney of Parliament. amube ville, George How- ard (Buck). Redfern, 62, in- iously held by the Conserva- tives. 4 Pandemonium swept nor- mally staid Toronto Monday when thousands of hysterical teen-agers welcomed the Bea- tles at Malton airport, be- Sieged them in 'a downtown hotel and screamed and stamped their way through two shows the British rock 'n' roll quarter gave before flying on to 'Montreal Tues- day. Attorney - General Arthur Wishart Wednesday named Harry S, Bray, assistant di- rector of public prosecutions in his department, as 'actin: director of the Ontario Securi- ties Commission, Mr. Bray will assume the duties but not the office of OSC Director John H. Campbell, suspended indefinitely Aug. 26 pending investigation of a possible conflict of interest with Wind- fall Oils and Mines Limited, also under investigation by the OSC: Beverly Clarence Dobson, 17, of Galt was sentenced to life imprisonment Wednesday when he pleaded guilty in Ontario Supreme Court to a By THE CANADIAN PRESS Wilton, Conn. --, Margherita 80, 'former Btoadway actress whose last performance was in Inherit the Sargent Duncan, Wind in 1055-57. Reykjavik -- Dora Thorhalls- wife of Icelandic dottir, 71, President Asgeir Asgeirsson; 0 leukemia. ; Cowansyille, Que. -- Henry 68, Robertson (Robin) Watt, Canadian portrait painter. Montreal -- Joseph Archam-| whose bault, 85, retired judge of the Quebee Superior Court and a fielder for Chicago White Sox in the late 1920s, Vaneouver -- Mrs. Florence (Big Fanny) Storgoff, 56, a leader of the Sons of Freedom Doukhobor sect; believed to have died of cancer. Ste. Genevieve de Bastican, f Que.--Edouard St;.. 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