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* Thought For Today Fanatic: A 'man 'who can't change his mind and won't change the subject, Weather Report Overcast with showers over night. Sunny periods and 'warmer Saturday. She Oshawa Times OSHAWA, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1964 naa ee en ae te ee Fever M ti Fever Mounting | DEADLINE SETTLEMENT roodersmip Meet 'WITH FORD, CHRYSLER ae ee er ee 4 | | Soda inde Sets deogaeey itd so went to Chris Tem-Brant'Coumty farmer, who he Ford Frosts Cake o , With Yule Bonus the Ontario Liberal leadership|?!¢ton. been in the legislature for 2% By A. F. MAHAN Edison Township, N.J., assem- The balloting starts at 1 p.m.|years. a i acme beer gb Saturday, giving the 1,200 or} Mr. Copps, 44, said that by bly plants, its Dallas ass IT (AP)-- or 6 camps oa A a eyed and its Cleveland engine plant "elect me" pleas from seven|More delegates time to recover|the time he gets around to No. 1 were shut down. 6' Coes tar Coy EIGHTEEN PAGES VOL. 93 -- NO. 220 see Sa mee ac eae i en reer re from the emotional appeal of|speaking, the delegates will go Rag one ot at| the addresses. /have heard three hours of ora- the Royal York Hotel was|pREDICTS WIN jtory. Even Lincoln couldn't a noisy mixture of re-) Mr. Nixon, 36, said he would|"Use them at that stage." corded announcements, candi-\haye preferred to speak later) Mr. Templeton, who filed his dates' rooms, pretty girls, rib-\put added: "The obvious com-|Omination papers 90 minutes bons, paper hats and other|ment is that I might as well|Defore the deadline Thursday, campaign hullabaloo, lead in the speaking as in the|W4S. Pleased with his placing. In a ballroom on the roof|yoting." He has predicted vic-|Third is just fine with me." Thursday night, there was an'tony by the third ballot. Joe Greene will be the sec- event called a 'social evening") Mr, Nixon told a press con-|ond candidate to speak. Then, where delegates got a chance/ference that he will gain sup-|after Mr. Templeton, come Joe to meet the candidates hetween|nort, after the first couple 'of|Gould, Eddie Sargent, Andrew dances. j jeandidates are knocked off,/Thompson and Mr, Copps. The candidates themselves/from delegates who picked him drew lots Thursday night forjas their second choice for the| DENIES REPORTS i f ; - shi Mr. Thompson, the most fa- their order of speaking to the leadership. vored OF the tives TehmitG cai convention tonight. Robert A good many people have disates, agueithed: runiofe \ Thursday that American organ- W. ld' Y izers had been helping him in orld's Youngest Queen 's.::>"settost ne he said no Americans have s Ld |been imported to aid him and an rincess e |his organization has received no ' LJ ldirection from anyone in the US. By EDY GILMORE |ing for a visit to Canada. She} Mr, Thompson, 39, member ATHENS (AP) -- King Con-|¥@S represented by her hus-jof the legislature for Toronto stantine of the Hellenes wed|Pand, Prince Philip. |Dovercourt, called the organiz- Denmark's beautiful . Princess), 14 Wedding climaxed aration backing him the best of Anne-Marie today amid the By-| three-year - romance saddened |any among the candidates but zantine magnificence of Athens'| Py the death last June of Con- discounted the suggestion that Greek Orthodox cathedral, /S*@ntine's father, King Paul,/nural delegates would rebel at Anne-Marie, 18, became the|2"4 shadowed for the last eight/the idea of a Toronto machine. CONTENDERS for the On- ing partners when delegates Thursday night. They are Mrs. Templeton and Mr. Nixon. to the party's convention.in Robert Nixon (left) and The leader will be chosen Toronto got together socialy Charles Templeton; Mrs. tario Liberal party leader- ship exchange wives as danc- Workers Union agreed today on a new contract similar to that at Chnysler Corporation except for the addition of a Christmas bonus which UAW President Walter P. Reuther called "'frost- ing on the *cake." The Christmas bonus _ will come from the supplemental unemployment benefit fund after the fund is fully paid up. Reuther said employees could get. $25 to $100 each. The UAW chief said the first bonus may be paid in 1965 and Malcolm Denise, Ford vice- president and labor relations chief, said this was "mathemat- ically possible." Denise, after a bargaining session lasting some 23 hours, announced the new contract contains substantially improved pensions, earlier retirement, more paid relief time, an addi- tional week of vacation and two more paid holidays, Other improvements, Denise At the same time the threat of a strike of some 7,000 white- collar workers at Chrysler plants in seven states was averted less than an hour be- fore an 11 a.m. EDT strike deadline. Douglas Frazier, who headed the UAW negotiating team, said the Chrysler settlement paral- lelled last week's agreement covering hourly-rated employ- ees. Reuther and Denise agréed that a Christmas bonus was about the only economic differ- ence from an agreement-in- principle Sept. 9 at Chrysler, Denise said, however, that in non - economic matters there were many differences. Reuther said the Ford con- tract made a number of im provements in working condi- tions but created "no utopia." Denise said he accepted it "as a realistic settlement." Working conditions were a said, include larger insurance|major point with the UAW. benefits, fully company - paid/Both the Ford and Chrysler health insurance for both em- (Continued on Page 3) ployees and those retired and increased severance pay. : cotement came 3& minutes ve| DOCKETS Chief came 55 mi be- aN he regards Mr. Thompson as|/ lig, s "py gee queen of Greece and the world's |months by recurring threats of/His organization was made up| * . youngest queen. At 24 her hus-|"@" over Cyprus. lof a seasoned bunch of veter-| it rat ue n ace band is the world's youngest! ,J%e . young couple, cneagedians from all over Ontario, he| | said } : a since January, 1963, ha | planned to marry next January. : | She was a gorgeous bride and But with the trying job of king: Mr. Greene, 44-year-old Arn- e the dark-haired king a strik-|". , prior lawyer, said he thought ingly handsome bridegroom. he AM yee oar Constoatine the delegates would resent -the i i . ; eda ons 1K @) ec was a spectacularly colar: 'As queen, Anne-Marie won't|idea of a machine. But he said| LJ ; ful. cere: » but it had rd hu-| change her name despite rum- : it. The Greek people won't call fence. Secretary Robert McNa-\their -missiles-pasging so close : ta ey figure jeer br aire ore close 10! ner Anne-Marie, however. In} Member of Parliament from) mara said today that two U.S.|as to be within destruction ra+; The defence secretary re-|data "from our global space|o, the Ford pie enn 7 Du : Out a. Hig g a tegaa lioge seq) Greek they say Anna-Maria, [Renfrew South, Mr. Greene|anti - satellite systems have|dius of the warheads," McNa-/fused also to say" anything|detection and tracking networks|a¢reed it substantially, matched es cry in Greek. Orthodox weddings.| ~--jsaid he has been told by his|scored several successful inter-|mara said. |about bases at which the anti-|which include various radars,ithe Chrysier pact which : Phan OP gang halge .. he |supporters that 15 federal MPS|cepts of U.S. satellites up ol v6 CONTACT satellite systems are deployed.|Sensors and computers. Reuther pegged at 54 cents an CLEVELAND (AP) -- Daniel eek. te eave cagues wins Dickie Moore pote pte g ol pr Ne aa of miles' above He + dare 5 Pe discuss|, The Thor was the first U.S. hour over its three-year life. pe, Bo wih -- . S nO earth, edie > nu-|2900-mile nan, f " Se wedding tous taster Tries Comeback -- |St2,o! Me oreral momescal hichamara anpared, ata nuit he wathens or, lnger is wed a mien! WIGOWE, 80, |or°aistnas "Gt (etl ction, aut uraey whe the greatest poorer r roy- e medac support. He predicted victory| press conferenc to give some| area. oom tae" no cotebh weapon. The Nike - Zeus has " . units in the Ford Prosoy thetl oo, adden spgion ing pol " poo as seven kings,|. MONTREAL (CP) -- Dickie|® about the third ballot, additional details on the anti-| ial carcaceakat the ual! been under development as a . has facilities in 30 different peau BR ng Bag to une six queens, two former rulers, |Moore left by car today to join| After each vote is taken the/satellite systems which Presto hit xilli hed Youn ioe: missile-killer since about 1957, Found Slain states have settled working| civ 8! th Pcs and 48 princesses and 50 princes, |the Toronto Maple Leafs of the|candidate receiving the fewest)dent Johnson announced in aj 'eiille-Killing warhe with an outlay so far approach- agreements at the plant levels\ hb Seek te the a The handsome monarch and|National Hockey League. jvotes will drop out. None of the|speech Thursday at Sacra- ing $2,000,000,000. which supplement the U.S. na- ibd heap Pome his bride took their vows in| His wife said Moore has def-|candidates indicated that they| mento, Calif. } McNamara also: conceded In Toronto reene announced resig- J nr . man -- when i his chief competitor in the lead- ' a Bei alellites i in in lethaljfence Comman Denise Quits. i Marie giggled, and when Queen| ors that she might drop part of aritip' SRtee. |. WASHINGTON (AP) De-}tercepted satellites in "hw ag | glean = te ome poh gy ene 2m at poe and de-| Yost a7 tha ian | Athens' Greek Orthodox cath-|initely made up his mind to at-|would try to switch their votes) The defence secretary said edral, beneath the ancient maj-|tempt a comeback after his|to someone else if they were|'I'm under serious restriction"| 'beaten on an early ballot. las to what details he could give) esty of the Acropolis. Arch.|one-year layoff. bishop Chrysostomos, the 85-| 'year-old primate of Greece, of-; poo ag anesunicted PM Pushes Pace which Johnson also announced. Only the 1,600 invited guests Both, he said, are "very highly were admitted to the cathedral. . . classified." Por the thousands of Greek villages and others who flocked Of Streamlir } in to Athens, the ceremony was broadcast to television sets at sile device. out either about the two satel- lite-killer systems or about a new over - the - horizon radar satellite weapons employ the various centres around the cap-| © By STEPHEN SCOTT _ | "'We are also worried about be.|_ McNamara said the army) | |successfully intercepted its first ital by the Italian state televi- sion service. Athens has no tel- evision station. The streets were festooned|!0 Ottawa after warning that VANCOUVER (CP) -- Prime ing absorbed en route by a big A" bold neighbor. M te ars has py . ; inister Pearson & returned We are suffering in a sense from a kind of national schizo- satellite Aug. 1, 1963, and the jair force May 29, 1964--in each case, a year after they were with brilliant decorations of)" wants more action from 4 phrenia -- dre we too British or|0Tdered to start work on the/ Greek blue and Danish red. An|COmmittee designed to speed|io, "american: are we western.| afiti-satellites. estimated crowd of 1,000,009|the work of Parliament. ers or are we easterners; are| and his queen, in a gilded,|here Thursday that one of Can-|non-cultural?" | horse - drawn open carriage,;ada's problems is the need for} 2 aN : To meet the problems of the : lead the long procession of|changes in procedure in the Sirens Sound ihe pune . a = ; country there must be federal- crowned heads and dignitaries\Commons to assure the right! ovincial co. operation. The He did disclose that the anti-| # the army's Nike-Zeus anti-mis-| | "The two systems have been| turned out to see Constantine} He told the Canadian Club| we picultural, multicultural or Cffectively tested and have in- back to the royal palace. of discussion and decision, the phovitives were entitled to: eat In Indonesia lf On hand for the occasion} right of the majority to ensure were all of Europe's reigning|parliamentary action, and the| {cient resources and authority monarchs except Queen \Eliza-| right of the minority to discuss, beth of Britain, who is prepar-|delay and attempt change but eas ct ae aa " ---|not prevent decision. jat the same time there must |be recognition of Canada as one jto serve their own people but! jin Jakarta today when uniden- |tified planes were sighted in ithe vicinity of the Indonesian TOKYO (AP)--Sirens wailed| © that the over-the-horizon radar has "its roots in the past." He said it is actually a fam- ily of radar devices and the principle involves bouncing sig- Finals off-the ionosphere far be-/his house here Thursday. fiyond the horizon. | | This permits detection of en- Fiemy missile firings "within | Mr. Tombs, who lived alone onds of launch." This, he said, should "close to double the present warning time" of about 15 minutes af. forded by the ballistic missile early warning system ranged across Canada and in Britain. It can detect both missiles j}and aircraft and McNamara in- sidicated its installation may permit doing away with some extensions. of the Distant Early Warning radar line such as ra- dar picket ships. McNamara said the anti-sa- tellite systems, both under con- tional contract, Reuther said all] nation recei *4 locals had. been notified of to-| maj eve ayrrhn pe to ro TORONTO (CP) -- Edwardiday's national agreement. He Charles Tombs, 86, of Toronto,/said all locals had been ad- was found beaten and strangled|vyised to stay on the job. to death in thé living room of The settlement did not pre- vent walkouts at four Ford A neighbor discovered the|plants. body. Ford said its Metuchen and been replaced in his $300-a-week post by David Connors of Buf- falo, The international "union announced suspension of Greene Wednesday night and the placing of ILA Local 1817 under. Connors's trusteeship. in the house since his wife died 12 years ago, sometimes carried as much as $1,000 in cash, de- tectives said. There were un- cashed old-age pension cheques and $1,000 bonds left lying where anyone could have found them, they said, : Leonard Tombs said his father left a bakery business in 1919 and turned his attention to real estate. He said his father carried large sums of cash. Detectives said they did not theident Johnson, back from his koa wheather sonnery War, {he first tour of the U.S. general trol of the continental Air De- motive for the killing. SEEING EYE BEAM election campaign season, has Secrets On File LBJ's Trick Card By FRANK CORMIER WASHINGTON (AP) -- Pres- Wilson Strikes Home demonstrated anew that the man in office usually has a built - in advantage over the man who wants his job. Twice in two days. Johnson dipped into the Pentagon's of military secrets for revela- category. He did not say so, but it seemed evident that his revelations were a blunt re- sponse to Goldwater's claim that the Democratic adminis- tration has failed to come up with any-new strategic weap- ons, HAVE NEW RADAR These were the secrets un- wrapped by the president: , nation. ssi - "An all-party committee has) "| am concerned that Canada|capital, Indonesia's Anta ra| W th TV. a | D Pe arson Hopes wig set ad for als Durhose.| should be greater than its parts|Mews agency reported, | MAGISTRATE DIES 1 = ang e are tions which got wide public at-| 1. The United States has a few "and it S ae and that its national govern-| In a broadcast heard in To-| Ontario's chief magistrate tention, new radar that "will literally s pe Pe sated Neate gel jment should remain strong to|kyo, Antara said this was 'no| F. M. Bartrem, 63, died in| By JOSEPH MacSWEEN |manifesto from Wilson's book, Although Johnson, the Demo-|!00k, around the curve of the een 1 Fes oe, aster and shOW/serve the whole country. If the|air raid exercises, it was real."| Toronto today of a heart at- | ronpon (CP)--Harold wil-| Purpose In Politics. cratic party presidential nomi-jearth, alerting us to - aircraft | dca ee jfederal government is to do| The all-clear was sounded in tack. He was appointed chief son, Labor part leader,| "He also follows his socialist|nee, at no point directly tied|amd especially missiles, H |_ The prime minister left here|this, it must have adequate re-/minutes after the alarm, An-| magistrate Sept. 1. touched a nerve wi y he chal.|mentor subject-by-supject, and|his 'disclosures to his campaign|Within seconds after they are ress ouse Sonate yd Bp ogg y = Sources and authority." _--_itara reponted. | (CP_Wirephoto) |ienged Prime Minister Sir Alecloften paragraph-by-paragraph,|against Republican rival Sen-|!aunched." Previously, there OTTAWA (CP)--Prime Min-|speeches. He joined President Douglas-Home to a television|in describing his proposals for|ator Barry Goldwater, many|had been a 15-minute warning p on en F : . ak debate, litical sources saidja planned increase of produc-jseemed to see Goldwater as/8@P. : ister Pearson said today con-/Johnson Wednesday to cel SIX WEEKS TO WAIT rig ia eos aes 8" planned expansion of|his target. 2.. "We now have developed i haat iven to the/é¢brate the ratification of the 7 , ae Pag preening ad.| Columbia River Treaty and ad-| The challenge was Wilson's|exports, for a planned applica-| In Sacramento, Calif., Thurs-|and tested two systems with the reply Thursday night to the|tion of science to industry, andjday, Johnson made two major|ability to intercept and destroy ia-|dressed local Liberals during} ee sae vite : joa the evening. | ' Conservative general electionja planned new deal in social|military disclosures, both in-jarmed satellites circling the next month | At a press conference before| ag uss u e platform, "Prosperity with ajsecurity." volving the development of newjearth in space, I can tell you Teaeiving 'to a question from|boarding his plane for Ottawa, purpose," issued earlier in the} With 27 days to go to the Oct.|defence systems which mili-|today that these systems are in Opposition Leader Diefenbaker|Mr. Pearson mentioned closure day by Douglas-Home. 15 election, most newspapers|tary experts said could prop-|place, they. are operationally in the Commons, Mr. Pearson|as an alternative to an election e Tory chieftains were treating|Praised Sir Alec's platform. Th " said this was one reason for de-|and as a method to stop par- . a In losed Doors the proposal with disdai -- Weluovey *~ poeta ell j i : i ilibuster. : t- : Sey cal lay in announcing a complete|liamentary filibuster. But he party headquarters contented LATE NEWS FLASHES son heralded another military City|House rules rather than such| ; ' S " ibservers be- to Charlottetown, Quebec City) id : . They decided to have no short-|shelved temporarily until the apse oa samt seb to certain that "neither a mad- made public in "a day or two,"| mons debate. | OTTAWA (CP) -- The flag|hand record of what is said and| committee went into secret ses- accept. In fact he said some . man nor a malfunction could he wdded He said the committee on pro-\committee fluttered its wings|Only the barest minntes of pro-|sion. ' lmonths ago he would not take] Saturn Scores Seventh Straight Success : Mr. Pearson said it may not|cedure had not reached agree-|publicly Thursday but future/Ceedings, available only in one} Later, Mr. Batten issued a part in TV election debates : nounced 'that several" nuclear he possible for the Queen to|ment on important changesjflights are to be surrounded/copy in the custody of clerk\communique saying press re| with Wilson. CAPE KENNEDY, Fila. (AP) -- A Saturn I, desc 1 |weapons" now are equipped ; Pe 8 'Laine ic missile's bias Sven rec votes aren' i i i ; ' th straight test - flight success today, hurling into |which he described lect ments would bejtime to be devoted to- each|an atomic missile's blastoff, Even records of votes aren't|to time by the chairman in con-| nakes him a formidable de-| S¢ve" ; he r as electro. maie ae case for her to/measure. He said the govern-| The committee gave a public|to identify in the minutes how|Urrence with members of the! hater, Trade minister in the last] "Pit an unmaned model of the Project Apollo moonship. |mechanical units "which must tion if the committee did not|tion by tnanimously electing ; "The press is respectfully re- maintai impres-| Li 0 tion before action is possible." find a procedure of voluntarily|Herman M. Batten " --Hum-| J. Waldo Monteith (PC --\quested to refrain from seeking 1 Bagel of pant nga Little But Dangerous, Goldwater Told At Sacramento, Johnson got limiting debate ber-St. George's) as chairman - pie | ' i fairs : AB : CITY EMERGENCY He told the Canadian Clubland Theagene Ricard (PC--St [Pots by Chairman Batten on/members nor from the clerk of as ye y see affairs min-| 72), mounting a new administration attack on Senator Barry 40,000 persons gathered on the : jthat Canadians seem unable to\Hyacinthe-Bagot) as vice-chair.|¥"@! transpired at the meet-ithe committee," the commun- : Goldwater, said today it "can be dangerously misleading" |state capitol grounds. He told o . \ ber, is generally re- Ag the most envied country in| >; 'in¢iMumique agreed upon by all) Tt was announced that the|/@%t, Octo still is peace," but should . ' Picture - taking formalities\members. Leo - Cadieux (1 ; ' ; garded at his best in external ; ss . ! an: POLICE saciist the world ts. Leo « Cadi (L--| committee will meet daily Mon- Forecast Federal Deficit Shrinks other country employ armed bese ' certain about where we are go-|to drawing a veil of secrecy! might conflict with the commit-|ceive written representations up| CLAIMS TORY STEAL HAMILTON (CP) -- Finance Minister Gordon today (states will be' prepared and spin 723-2211 jwhether we are going separ |MPs try to find a flag design the Commons. not receive any oral representa-|seience spokesman, said Sir} for the current fiscal year compared with the forecast Johnson returned to the White HOSPITAL 723- ately or together," he sr anetadanan to the Commons.! Finally, the matter wasitions. © lAlec adapted? the title of his! made some six months ago. |House today. erly be lumped in the strategic|/ready, and they are on alert." iti 's visit|said he preferr han, f ith » " m- itinerary for the Queen's vi i P ed a change of} self with' .a. terse "no co development designed to make and Ottawa. Details would bejaction, which restricts. Com-| By KEN KELLY | | trigger nuclear war.' He an- make an address to Parliament|such as a way of setting the|with the security precautions of/Maxime Guitard. leases will be made from time] Wilson's computer-like mind here as the world's mightiest space rocket, scored its |with "permissive action locks" meet members of Parliament. |ment would have to take ac-ldisplay of amicable co-opera-leach MP voted on a question,|Ommittee. Labor government before 1951, be opened. by secret combina. Perth) suggested periodic re-|releases neither from individual CHICAGA (AP) -- Defence Secretary Robert McNama- |g roaring welcome from some PHONE NUMBERS [regard themselves as' citizens\man. ings, on 'the basis of a com-lique said. ister before becoming premier) +, call any nuclear weapon small, the crowd "our only purpose of 'As a people, we appear un-/9Ver, the members settled down|Terrebonne) cautioned that this|qay through Friday, will re-|@"4 defence questions. satellites in space, the United FIRE DEPT. 725-6574 ing, how we are going andjover committee proceedings as|tee's instructions to report to'to and including Oct. 1 and will "R. H. §S. Crossman, Labor| predicted a "considerable reduction" in the federal deficit ready to meet them: Ls i 4 4