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Feldey, Apel 23, 1965 15 THE OSHAWA "3 No-County Peninsula Advocated HAMILTON (CP)--A_ York! University professor suggested Thursday that the Niagara Pen-| insula be divided into two re-| gional government zones and that county boundaries be elim- inated, | Prof. Alex Murray also said if present municipal powers in) the area were transferred to re- gional authorities "it would) give the people of this area an opportunity to respond to the challenge they face living in Canada's first megapolis."' Prof. Murray told a .confer- ence of the Niagara Regional! Development Association the Niagara Peninsula is on the threshhold of becoming a meg-! apolis similar to system of sa-| tellfte cities stretching from) Boston to Washington, he said. | "The complexity of the prob- lems facing planners and de- cision makers in the American. megapolis is so frightening that! it goes beyond the cliche of 'challenging'."' "But if a megapolis will work anywhere the most likely place is here,' the professor said. By 1980 there Will be over a million and a half population in} the peninsula, He said it would be "a continuous city.' "It would seem that the pres- ent Niagara region would best be divided into two authorities --Lincoln, Welland and Haldi- mand as one, Wentworth, Brant, part of Halton and the town of Burlington as another," Prof. Murray suggested. NEEDS COURSE IN MATHS TORONTO (CP)--If you cannot understand your youngster's 'new math" homework, take heart--nei- ther can Ontario's minister of education, William Da- vies, Mr. Davis admitted Wed- nesday, before 150 amused guidance teachers here for the annual convention of the Ontario Education As- sociation: "It's time the minister himself took a course in new math," He added that he does not understand it as his "eldest child hasn't quite reached that stage yet." | News-Martyr Wins Award NEW YORK (AP) -- George Clay, an NBC reported killed while covering the fighting in The Congo, was named winner Thursday of the 1965 George Polk Memorial Award for the best reporting requiring excep- tional courage and enterprise abroad. Horst Faas of the Associated Press won the 1965 Robert Capa Award foy, "'superlatography re- quiring exceptional courage and enterprise." He was honored for his coverage of the war in Viet Nam, The awards are among those given annually by the Overseas Press Club of America for dis- tinguished reporting of foreign news in 1964. Saul Pett of the Associated Press won the award for the best daily newspaper or wire service reporting from abroad for his series the Congo Story Talks Seen More Fruitful WASHINGTON (AP) -- The White House said Wednesday that it feels programs and guidelines will be in shape so that conversations with Prime} Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri of India will be~-more fruitful in the late summer. This statement came from a presidential press secretary George E. Reedy, when he was asked whether there was any comment on reports that Shas- tri is quite angry and is not going to visit the United States at all, in reaction to. President Johnson's decision to put off) visits by him and President Ayub Khan, of Pakistan Reedy said nothing more should be read in to the an nouncement of the White House preference for a postponement than what he had said. The postponement was attributed at the ti.ae to prospects that John- son will be very busy in com ing weeks with the U.S. Con- gress and the Viet Nam war 15 Holsteins To Be Bought LONDON (CP)--A_ mission from Britain's milk marketing board plans to buy 15 young Canadian Holstein bulls. The bulls, expected to cost a total of £2,000 ($6,000), will be tested against British cattle by the board and the ministry of agriculture. If they give good results they will be made avail able to British farmers. 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