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Home Newspaper Of Oshawa, Whitby, Bow- manville, Ajax, Pickering and neighboring centres in On- tario and Durham Counties, VOL. 94--NO. 132 he Oshawa Time Ingle Copy OSHAWA, ONTARIO, MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1965 16¢ $ SOc Per Week Home Delivered Weather Report Sunnny and warm but with some thundershowers. Low tonight, 62; high tomorrow, 78. Authorized os Second Class Mali Post Office Department Ottewe end for payment of ' Postage in Cosh. TWENTY PAGES splashdown today of astro- nauts James A. McDivitt and Edward H, White in the Gemini 4 capsule. The space- The U.S. shown above, is carrier Wasp, the recovery ship in the expected Marines Kill 80 Viet Cong FROM AP-REUTERS SAIGON (CP)--U.S main marines were taken prisoner by a gov have scored their biggest suc-\ernment force cess of the Viet Nam war, kill Two marine helicopters ing 80 Viet Cong and wounding|lided shortly after taking 60 others with artillery fire. But/from the amphibious eight U.S. marines were Sunday in a helicopter collision|sion to Chu Lai over the South China Sea a crew of four A U.S. military spokesman re ported that marine gunners on;number of col American service Saturday poured 63 rounds into men who have been killed in a Viet Cong battalion spotted) Viet Nam since December, 1961.|13° More than 643.000 "est Ber-|°! the previously calculated site, U.S. guards shot and killed|);,., } ' and today nine miles southwest of the new Chu Lai airstrip. one South Vietnamese The marines were called in to,wounded another' early clear the area at the request of/near an American men's a South Vietnamese district'in Saigon Attacks Started Last February 7 By BEN BASSETT AP Foreign News Editor SAIGON (AP) -- predicted that U.S in North Viet Nam would bring a decision in the war have had fou prove their point About the claim is that billet has not been told, for several reason No Western North Viet taken reporters Nam nor are any along on the raids, as was done in the Second World Var. The returning pilots are normally not available for re vorter tioning and what they .could tell of observable results i are in Those who air strikes Vietnamese months to que most they can the air strikes have helped advance the da when some solution sighted and it is to back that contention The bombings beg Hundreds of sorties haveltry blasted the northern area ruled It by Ho Chi Minh. The announce ments tell- of scores of bridges and other damaged: or wiped out The rea questionable anyway TOKYO (AP) Nam charged Sunday planes are bombin North Viet can. be not even easy indiscriminately populated areas, fac- an Feb tories and offices in that coun the U.S, air U.S. President about U.S bombing 'concrete blocks purely military targets limited destruction." Bridges Back In Action' 3 Weeks After Raids By FRED 8S. HOFFMAN WASHINGTON (AP) Viet Nam has been able certain key back use only three weeks after they were blasted by U.S. bombers the defence department d closed toda, Working the Communis! said expose strikes John planes on's lies targets only and fect' causing story of the « sume limited h men and ritical lagon previously passable movements -- of supplies across which the declared some Pen im bridges bridges into De Gaulle Faces New Threat temporary woode PARIS French across torn Socialists today faced President concrete bridges by tons of high'de Gaulle the threat of a explosives inited . left-of-centre opposition These g z for a federation of enable eading left-wing parties The action was intended to confront de Gaulle with a single candidate of all non-Communist left-wing parties in the presi both da (Reuters) gap with repai the Commi Breve dential election next December.|paign to win popular support Brother Lahaie Used Nazi Symbols In Class MONTREAL (CP) Brother Rene Lahaie, a teacher at Mont- real's who months la Mennais school was suspended several ago for having used Nazi sym bolism as a classroom aid, has been rein He and Hector were tated his principal, Brothe Asselin, also suspended to return to ther The jobs to- day uspension of the BROTHER LAHAFE chief, The Viet Cong wounded'throygh the Berlin Wall today mild three feet in off Berlin assault Jost/ship Iwo Jima on a routine mis- Each carried! sons The deaths brought to 575 the'day that U.S.| 11500 school inspector for the area in'instatements, At Point | Of Recovery | ARRIER Gemini IV rode a ABOARD USS ¢ WASP (AP)--The primary recovery calm sea today near the point at which the were expected team four-day space voyagers to de- scend from orbit Page | manned space perhaps throughout of U.S flight recovery none has en- favor- conditions. Cer- the whole series men are slated to receive their medical checkups aboard the Wasp --(AP Wirephoto) Berliners Cross Wall | Cmdr. George BERLIN (AP) -- Thousands ologist, forecast more West Berliners crossedithe waves efforts joved able weather tainly the Atlantic, 570 miles east of Cape Kennedy where the spacecraft went aloft Thursday, could hardly be more such | at this point last in a pleasant mood. Reith Sunday meteor night average a the would height mood after progress Manned are In a happy checking -- the Gemini 4 at craft Center Gemini Trip To By HOWARD BENEDICT HOUSTON (AP)--The mara aeronauti¢s and Space Adminis-|thon flight of the Gemini IV has tration recovery team leader,|Provided a wealth of encourag said this was. typical of the|ing information that one space con-|Official said 'certainly should|to shorten the road to the moon right Gemini and would be around 75 de East grees, the air temperature close to 80, and visibility 10 miles or better despite scattered clouds as low as 1,200 feet "These are good recovery con ditions--I don't see any adverse weather,"' Reith said "The expected splashdown lo cation was some 30 miles south to spend the second Whitsun water holiday with relatives in Berlin police estimated that about 50,000 per- made the trip over 100,000 crossed Sun West noon had than jat More The Whitsun visiting period began May 31 and will end June} because of omission of some of liners have been issued passes,| for land only one pass is allotted a person for a 17-hour visit the planned Gemini maneouvres IV CHANGE NECESSARY : space John Stonesipher F we're they body national return systems 'Suspect, 29, |Held In South a missions that might be ductet in the future--that as orbital periods change because It jof altered flight plans, aiming plan €S-|noints on the earth will have to and be adjusted and The Wasp's 40 by 200-mile were to begin 30 minutes before Raymond Joseph Martell, 29 |Gemini IV's scheduled 1:14 p.m walked away from the camp|pEpy eplashdown Jan. 26. He was sentenced in Toronto last October to for robbery leisure of already is being used to our earlier future Gemini lJaunchings Apollo missions to the moon beyond | KINGSTON (CP)--Police said 'today a Toronto man who caped from Landry Crossing correction camp at Petawawa last January has been arrested in Fort Lauderdale, Fla after Both spacemen temporary in their heart operations in. the the outstanding thin are that man can oper outside an orbit that radar and needed for ren that man can the long period Mission and that over|said he humidity does a capsule as Amo recovery zone learned effectively spacecraft other aids are dezvous activity remain alert after in weightlessness ale ing Helicopters from the Wasp were to carry docto frogmen years ind photographer Air He is being d in Fort)pjanes Lauderdale on arges of va-|rescue grancy, carrying concealed! ,, cehin "and Go ti capicprs We hope the spacecraft will weapon and operating a motor por T ad land within of u but we boat without registration and Ble ¢ jare sure that_with all these air jwithout safety equip : craft we will get a quick fix on! ment | t said Capt. Joseph Cady, the decks carrier's operations officer ba they Violence al examinations 'Is Feared tins M Chane" operations director the below (Reutersy LACK KNOWLEDGE I\ Col, The flight plan called for a mrahok p.| Watery. landing for a simple rea PROT aCe pre-'son:' U.S. manned spacecraft dicted an outbreak of violehce jack the capability to come back if the rival junta govern-|to land "national Soviet three force WAS extended period not build up inside was feared The primary medical data still must be obtainéd. It will be gathered in extensive exam Mc dur-) Dr were to cari team para have shown their sight after period an proper had ination of astronauts James Divitt and Edward White ing the next several weeks It is this medical data which whether we can en-day and then aid Dr medical Gemini Joseph Once Wasp directly the Zo medi aboard astronauts are will will tell us move on to sev 14 + day mis for program With aid 1 ions examina hours 10ns the thi for DOMINGO rebel SANTO oe ; leaving ollowers 0 repairs one "This medical in- Men formation is going to be ex- Make tremely important," Berr y|from said. 'We're really going to give them a thorough going over," leader post-flight Caamano Deno today are blocked." their and the that reconstruc Spaceships make firma everybod in ment of goes ahead with plans for landings on practically space flight busine thi 1 than Imbert ocean that throughout astronauts had no physical. or menta deterioration and they had re mained remarkably alert "This is about what Three-Car Crash Kills Youth, 17 OTTAWA (CP) John Hay worth Judd, 17, of Shawyville Que., died: in hospital here early today as a result of injuries suffered in a three-car accident near Campbell's Bay, Que. late |Saturday said the terra Berry the flight how: ion northern cof Meca the a meeting in the fee Rebel Said porters of Gen, Antonio Barrera intended to hold a But not much is being 'Christian rally' in the townjin the United States about it sinst. the wishes of the local Astronauts in all the scheduled U.S. Gemini and Apollo flights said Wil come down for wet land ing agree srowing wr { rowing town 0 more desirable the muct sources sup splashing down n we ex- done assembly. of Church in irmed the Assoc | that Imbert full support of ated Pres 1 attended' a rally in junta at Moca Sunday. A bomb exploded harmlessly near the crowd of Police detained two pects. It was Imbert's first trip beyond the outskirts of Santo Domingo since he was installed as junta president May 8.) his ers In a report Kay of sus Both Dominican factions have recently stepped up their cam- NEW YORK (AP)--Judy Hol- liday, who won an Oscar and a niche in theatrical history for her performance as the junk dealer's squeaky-voiced babe in Born Yesterday died today. She was 42 and had been ill for months The acclaim she won by play- Billie Dawn both in Broad- way and movie productions of Born Yesterday was a tribute to her acting ability. While Miss Holliday was a tall (five feet, seven inches) girl with a high 1Q (172). she made Billie Dawn appear small and stupid. The real girl read Stendahl and Proust, Reinstated which la Antonio fect The removal of the two sus- pensions follows a report by a special four-man committee ap-! pointed by the Montreal Roman committee. The made public but night refused conclu the re located, remains in ef- Mennais is Girard, in Catholic school report is 9 to dis¢ to he ffi Sunday the which re lose report's sions ulted in JUDY HOLLIDAY Charles Program Christopher 4 Mission Director Cuts (& Moon? pected as long as they jerry concerned about to earth have to readjust a gravity environment, Body In *isystems adjust very well to the weightlessness flights have shown some disquieting symptoms re-entry.' American have troubles, and blood vesse : systems, after long exposure to/f expected values. In this way|too." space environment Director pleased ing the long trip the astronauts cramped They're still is good humor and} initial no sleeping and working." Shea the Apollo man-to-the-moon pro-|minutes before you get there. gram, said the success of/And we think that's the safest|they are in real good White's step into space was eS-\and quickest. way to get you.' |they are real eager to go pecially important knowledge,' he we can now plan emer gency procedures which involve or segment to another if connecting tunnels|the stage for today's change in|troller. Decision On Women Ministers Delayed By General Assembly TORONTO (CP)--The general|byteries had replied to a study!am,. Canada right partnership in the the church, but deferred a deci-jsaid the matter of ordaining | at 12:3 p.m. while he sion on whether they should be|women to the ministry or elder- about over Hawaii ordained as ministers and eld- ship must be placed before the Rev. E.. § Toronto Church, said 36 of the 49 pres- church-law is changed. Judy Holliday Dies = "ams Craft Hits Sea Only 5 Miles From Navy Rescue' Copter HOUSTON (AP) -- Astro nauts James McDivitt and Ed- ward White dropped to a para- chute landing in the Atlantic Ocean today at the end of their marathon flight of 97 hours 58 minutes during which they cov type of re-entry with the space-|the spacecraft slightly, assuring craft coming down at a seteper re-entry even if the retro-rock- angle of descent ets were to fail TAKING PICTURES Retro-fire comes at 12:56 p.m. "We were just taking a cou while Gemini IV races 85 to 90 ple of pictures. That's what the miles high in the skies roughly ered 1,609,684 miles. 'oops' was for," McDivitt said,\°Ve" Juma, Ariz : ' The 7,600 - pound spacecraft "Oh, you had us shook up for BP se 4 oer ed searing ride splashed into the sea at 1:13|4 Minute," said mission control, open of tiie bao cea p.m. EDT after a near-perfect} "Don't do that, you give uSiand the splashdown poet 430 re-entry through the earth'sjheart attacks down here," nnedy an teat ine 5 atmosphere kidded another earth voice. ogg «ar ee The landing point was about; There was a brief moment of| muda. 400 miles east'of Cape Kennedy,| radio silence when Houston con Fla.--from which McDivitt and| trol couldn't raise the space- PREDICTS TAME SEA White started their historic|craft. Then from the capsule, Cmdr, George Reith meteor- journey last Thursday came ologist aboard the Wasp, pre- The craft plunged into the sea. "Ah, come on--it's been a dicted a mild sea for splash- only five miles from a helicop-|long night and if I were you,|down, with waves only three ter that had been dispatched|I'd be looking for a little excite-|feet high, 80 - degree tempera- from the deck of the main re-| ment." ture and visibility 10 miles or covery ship, the Wasp. The exchange came just better The Wasp was about 46 miles|three hours before the sched At 3:29 a.m, Gemini IV en- from Gemini IV, steaming to-|uled splashdown time tered the 57th orbit of its 62- ward it for a pickup. Flight officials gave the as- orbit flight. McDivitt and White reported|tronauts some details of the; Neither the prolonged period that "everything is okay" after|landing and then Flight Direc-|in their cramped capsule, nor the landing tor Chris Kraft told McDivitt: an accumulation of debris, nor Word was relayed to a search| 'We'll be able to predict your even a contrary computer airplane which was on the scene|I P. (impact point) and have|switch seemed to dull the good within minutes, The message |the recovery forces moving to spirits of the space twins. was relayed to the Wasp forjyour landing point about 15) The spacecraft's computer transmission to Mission Control|minutes before you get there.|switch went haywire during the |Centre in Houston And we think that's the safest|8th orbit. The astronauts requested by and quickest way to get you."| It meant that ground control- that they be picked up| MeDivitt replied: 'Chris, Ijlers rather than the pilot would by helicopter rather than wait-'don't disagree with you at all.|have to perform, somewhat less ing for the ship to pull along- I just think it's old-fash-| precisely, a pre-re-entry man- side. ioned."' oeuvre but Flight Director Refined landing data showed) Kraft kidded back: 'Roger, if|Christopher Kraft assured "'it the spacecraft landed 390 miles|you wouldn't foul-up our com-jhas absolutely no effect on: the east of Cape Kennedy and 230| puter." safety of the flight." were inj miles north of the Bahamian is-| Computer trouble Sunday set| After MecDivitt listed where "Whatilands of San Salvador the stage for today's change injhe would stow all the gear col- is when| The finat orbit, number 62, be-|operation -- an old, Mercury -|lected during the four-day mis- and their|gan at 11:22 a.m. EDT. Splash-'type of re-entry with the space-|sion, the ground communicator down was due at 1:12 p.m. craft coming down at a steeper|said the capsule must be rather the last hours the astro-|angle of descent. crowded. nauts finished stowing their| Mission officials said the as-| "It's pretty deep," jested the gear. and flight officials gave|tronauts were tired and sleepy|pilot. "I can barely see out the them the split-second schedule| but healthy and happy and their window." that will trigger their re-entry.|four memorable days in space! Ground controllers had to They were given alternative! "100-per-cent successful." |keep track of every item in the courses--advancing the time of; 'I'm pretty sleepy and tired,"|spacecraft, from used food con- the firing of the braking rock-|McDivitt told mission controljtainers to the special equip- lon his 58th orbit this morning.| ment White used in his float out- suspect Ed probably is,/side, so they could figure out the capsule's precise centre of the flight men on the ground) The Houston coltrol headquar-|gravity and know how it would were taking over the function of|ters said the astronauts had|behave during descent. a broken computer in the space- completed all their experiments) Asked how much the accumu- craft and 'we'll try to hold off the|lated debris weighed, McDivitt Flight officials gave the as-jlast couple of orbits to prepare cracked: '"'About 3,000 pounds." tronauts some details of the!for the re-entry." Mrs. MeDivitt, who has come landing and then Flight Direc "Yeah," answered CcDivitt,/to be a celebrity in her own tor Chris Kraft told McDivitt: | "it's going to take us three orjright after some witty conver- "We'll be able to predict your|four hours to get all this stuffsations with her globe-circling 1.P. (impact point) and have)packed." husband, listened to the ex- the recoveny forces moving change in the Gemini control room of your landing point about "He sounded real good," she said. "His sense of humor is ; » 2] still going." MeDivitt replied: "Chris, Ijthey are really charging," re- t don't disagree with 'you at all,|ported fellow astronaut Roger|/ FAMILIES WORSHIP I just think it's old-fash-|Chaffee at an early morning) Both the astronaut's wives at- tended church services Sunday, press conference. "The mission is 100-per-cent) Mrs. McDivitt and her children mbdonship to|you wouldn't foul-up our com-|successful so far, all we havejat St. Paul's Roman Catholic to transfer|puter,"' left to do is recover the crew,"|Church in nearby Clear Lake, of the ship) Computer trouble Sunday set|said Gene Cranz, mission con-|and Mrs. White at the Seabrook ' |Methodist Church. operation -- an old, Mercury -| 'Both are as fit and in as) During the services Mrs. -_ --------------_ good condition as when they White smiled broadly as the lembarked last Thursday," said|choir sang a space age hymn: Dr. Dwayne Catterson, flight"O God, Creator in whose medical expert hands the rolling planets lie: The prime recovery ship, the| give skill to those who now aircraft carrier U.S Wasp,|command the ships that brave arrived at the recovery zone,/the sky." southwest of Bermuda, about 3) The astronauts, who had spot- ted and photographed two orbit- Presbyterian sent by jhe general assembly in «]{ looks like good recovery|ing satellites early in their flight Il agreed women) weather," full W. Mathews, Manager; Kraft, said but and Russian experienced P primarily] ets-- should their last orbital ad- j|justment over Hawaii run short)' Kraft dur- Chris that irritability in quarters adjjustment trouble eating to 15 SPIRITS GOOD "It's just like director launch day, spirits, to the lunar ioned."' Kraft kidded back: 'Roger, if 11964 an reported the ship's;apparently missed seeing the should hb partners in the! weather officer U.S. Pegasus I! satellite Sun- church The flight plan called for Mc-\day though they were on the Rev. L. H. Fowler of Aurora|pivitt to fire his jet thrusters|lookout for it. At least they is just) made no mention of it in their This slows radio communications. today af of women to work of church courts: under Barrier) jinn raenieen Mac-|Act legislation that requires a} toate ie tied MEWS HIGHLIGHTS 200 Mark 14,500-man U.S. Marine Corps units defending vital airfields in South Viet Nam's northern provinces have suffered almost 200 casualties in Born Yesterday, was her first three months, figures released today showed, major role and she got it in the classical manner, Jean Arthur, Mo) fh ck thre days before the show ...In THE TIMES today... sick three days before the show Board of Educotion -- Union contract Talks Bog Down P. 9. = opened in Philadelphia, Miss Holliday learned the part in John Surtees Sets Record At Mosport -- P. 8. three days and rode with it to stardom The Academy of Motion Pic- ture Arts and Sciences awarded her the Oscar in 1951 as top actress Ann Landers - 12 City News Classified - Comic Obits -- 19 Sports 6 Theotre 14 Whitby Editorial Ww Financial June 21, 1923, she was a News daughter of Abraham and Helen. 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