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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, June 29, 1965 ; versity President Claude Bisselljmendation of the executive * ¢ ' j 30 7 ber caceciiiie '(inate the Madera Engineers Ink Fig: Boe ge beeg Bone widening of the 12-lane Maateniecee Operators was $3.40 an | . se ld - Cartier Freeway ac ' Criticism of the university|tions) was approved by the against the Toronto Construc-* y _ Canada Ma Send Planes for expropriating properties on|board on June 24. Pact In Metro __|tion_Association_which had-helg.20rth Toronto, are held up, = engineers. contiffued their cae _ i : the line at a 35-cent increase, The settlement between the/*ttike against the Crane Rental , 7 sapetavilie Hess. x "the future ae 'statement said the board = Association swhieh: 646% | A RONTO (CP)--Bowing to|expansion of the college is con-|will review plans for the col-| TORONTO (CP)--The first 4UTing two years. hoisting engineers and the Steel ich provides public criticism, the University tained in a letter, dated Junejlege to determine whether they|preak in the Toronto construc-| The strikes are holding up|Ereetors Association provides sin nea . 16, from a group of owners of|should be revised. tion strike occurred Monda ial : of Toronto suspended property iat vtien ; e.: 'onday|commercial construction in Tor-jfor an immediate increase of] CHEQUES ARE NOT NEW yates tanaday tor its ono expropriated prope! . Several expropriated resi-/when a hoisting engineers' local/ontos $100,000,000 building|20 cents an hour, another 25-| ; : eg ions Monday for its p) "The éxecutive committee of|dents in the district complained|of the International Union of|boom. Projects such as the new|cent increase May 1, 1966, and 'Travellers' cheques: wore fist (CP) -- Canada|crashed a year ago when it was I being' demonstrated for the|posed Erindale College in sub-|the university board of gover-jthey had received arbitrary Operating Engineers (Ind.) set-|city hall, extension of the Gard-|an additional two per cent of/imtroduced by James C. Fargo Spanish Air Force, killing two.|U*ban Toronto Township. Spain bought 70 anyway. There's so much for you at nors reviewed this letter at ajtreatment from officials who/tled for a 53-cent-an-hour wagejiner Expressway, constructionjearnings for a vacation pay of|in 1891, for tourists in Europe of the east-west subway andisix per cent. The old rate for|with currency problems. increase. A statement issued by Uni-|meeting on June 1. A recom-|wished to buy their land. The plane still in Pe my fy the Ling- 'Temco-Vought A- Corsair. - Defence Minister Hellyer already decided, officials id, to reduce the number of} 104 nuclear jet bomber squadrons in Europe to six from eight, possibly next year. 'The RCAF has lost 27 of these 28 planes--200 combat aircraft and 38 trainers--in crashes. Authorities said NATO has too many strike planes like the) \CF-104 in Europe and too few) "tactical support aircraft like the F5. Clearance of Quality Bedspreads Two Styles ! PERSONAL SHOPPING ONLY ON THIS ITEM The 'Classic' is heavy cotton jacquard woven spread finished with handsome ball fringe. Colours of white, pink, an- tique gold, turquoise, blue, sandalwood and lilac. 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One PARLIAMENT AT-A-GLANCE By THE CANADIAN PRESS MONDAY, June 8, 1965 The Commons gave final approval to the government's controversial tax legislation affecting magazines and daily newspapers. Approval came after the Liberals defeated 102 to 78 an NDP motion to refer the ma- gazine clause back to commit- tee of the whole for recon- sideration. Labor Minister MacEachen announced a wage benefit pro- gram to compensate Canadian auto workers temporarily laid off because of the Canada- U.S. auto pact. Industry. Minister Drury an- nounced establishment of a $10,000,000 loan fund to help small auto parts firms to fi- nance extensions. 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