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Ge? 2): Pines Reali . : ~ CPP IY ever ey 26 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, October 28, 1964 PSE STANT , we hh ww yt v CAPSULE NEWS | Threw Eggs For Fun At LBJ's Car BALTIMORE (AP)--A youth confessed Tuesday that he threw the eggs that almost hit President Johnson Saturday. And he . He really was aiming at Theodore R. Mc- Keldin, the Republican mayor of Baltimore, the youth told the Baltimore News - American by telephone. The boy told the newspaper he threw the eggs "just for the fun of it." They hit'a photographer. MARX ON BRITISH TV LONDON (Reuters)--Groucho Marx has been signed by an independent British television company for a series of 13 half- hour interview-type shows be- ginning next June, it was re- ported Wednesday. Associated Rediffusion Ltd., signed the cigar-smoking entertainer for a reported £13,000. SOLDIER KILLED BY MINE VIENTIANE, Laos (Reuters) Mines killed one soldier and wounded six others when Lao- tian government forces tried to recapture Ban Khene village during the weekend, western military sources said Wednes- day. A government spokesman said T 28 fighter bombers strafed the village after it. was captured by the pro-Communist Pathet Lao on Oct. 15. NEWSPAPER 200-YEARS-OLD _ HARTFORD, Conn, (AP) -- The first issue of Hartford's first newspaper was published Oct. 29, 1764--200 years ago Thursday. That four-page news- paper was issued each Monday by Thomas Green. Its succes- sor, the Hartford Courant, claims to be the oldest news- paper continuously published in the United States. IN RUSSIA FOR TALKS MOSCOW (AP) Foreign Minister Paul Hasluck of Aus- tralia has arrived in Moscow WILL MEET OFFICIALS OTTAWA (CP) -- Citizenship Minister Tremblay said Tues- day he will be meeting with his officials "within some days" to decide upon legislation for an Indian claims commission. Mr. Tremblay said in the Commons all briefs from Indians have been received and analysed. | TO RUN FOR MAYOR OTTAWA (CP)--Joseph Louis PPG Sn Serr SS a PgR gi ag ng AG gh ig a een Pong saga " tot. yt y% ~-Soee U.S. Capital In Canada 'Striking' WASHINGTON (CP)--Amer-| ican private capital spending on| Canadian manufacturing in 1964) is expected to reach $710,000,- 000, or a third more than last SPS SF PS Ss Vv eV Teneo Says the report: "The revi- sion of spending plans cut across several majoc Canadian industries and was much greater-than in prior years. "It suggests stronger expec- tations of continued: growth in the Canadian economy and in foreign markets for some of these manufacturers, MAY HAVE HELPED "Recent actions of the Cana- dian government rescind- ing proposed tax increases and year, the United States com- merce department says. A report calls the figure a) "striking upward revision" from | the comparable estimate for! last year of $434,000,000. Actual 1963 capital outlays in the Canadian manufacturing fields by American private companies was $535,000,000. providing credit against certain limport duties when exports of automotive components are in- creased may also have induced some investments." cies ce, lie: Sid aa i ae '+ VS POPS G8 TSS STS FESS GEO OOS 8 OOS 6 EHO E VIE ETT OV OTE with subsidiary sales by Cana- dian plants $1,000,000 higher at $10,400,000,000. But the scale of such sales to the U.S. remained relatively constant at around $1,000,000,000 and Canada retained the major share or some $750,000,000 worth of exports. For 1964, U.S. companies have projected total capital outlays ep IGG te he ee oe 000 against $195,000,000 in 1963. department estimates American investment in Canadian subsid- iaries for 1965 at a total $1,400,- 000,000 or down from the 1964 forecast. 000,000 lower at $657,000,000 and the. mining investment $22,000,- 000 lower at $224,000,000. SOP SSSA TONG TOY sere ga Ee A EE A SEINE GS FOSS SPOTS SIS : 5 i a a a tld v to ban fishing at times and places which they consider nec- essary. The Chinese pore" gime has paid great , to developing fishery produc- ion, ; The Chinese coastline of more than 6,250 miles provides ex- tensive fishing grounds and the ae water area is also exten- sive. in mining and snuelting praised the law as a 'great step forward" and ¢alled on local authorities to test its pro- | visions thoroughly during a rou- jtine- trial period. The law sets out scores of types of aquatic products, from shrimps to whales and sharks, which should be protected and the minimum size and age at which they should be caught. It also empowers Jocal authorities Peking To Protect Fish Resources PEKING (Reuters) -- The Chinese government has intro- duced a draft law to protect and develop the country's al- ready considerable fish resour- ces. Newspapers here have Tentatively, the commerce re- Manufacturing would be $53,- on foreign plants and equip- ment of $5,900,000,000 or 16 per cent more than last year. Can- ada's slice of this, including manufacturing, would be about $1,500,000,000, or roughly a} quarter. | Aside from the manufacturing | Other main concl are that U.S. foreign subsidiaries in 1963 scored significant gains in sales totalling $31,300,000,000 or 13 per cent more than in 1962 comp of $710,000,000 this includes an estimated $300,000,- | 000 for the Canadian petroleum | industry compared with $375,- 000,000 last year, plus $224,000,-, Paradis, a retired steamfitter who has made three unsuccess- ful bids for a board of control seat, announced Tuesday he will be a candidate for mayor in the Dec. 7 civic elections. Ryan, president of radio station Controller Don Reid and Frank'). WHY PAY MORE MH AL'S BI-RITE MM} WHY PAY MORE CFRA, already have announced they will seek the mayor's! chair. Mayor Charlotte Whitton | has not yet said definitely what | she will do, | OVERSEAS TONNAGE UP | TORONTO (CP) -- Overseas | | tonnage through the port of Tor- | }onto was up 40,721 tons by Mon- |day compared with the same period in 1963, the Toronto har- {bor. commissioners were told Tuesday, A total of 791,034 tons to and from overseas points were handled this year com- pared with 750,313 tons last) year, despite a two-day wildcat |strike of stevedores earlier this | month. |REACH TRADE AGREEMENT VIENNA (Reuters) -- Austria and Communist China have reached a trade agreement and | decided to exchange trade mis- sions, reliable sources here re-| ported Wednesday. MISSILES FOR NAVY? ESQUIMALT, B.C, (CP) Rear-Admiral Michael Stirling said Tuesday defence Minister Hellyer's new defence policy might contain a proposal to equip the Canadian navy with missiles. 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