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e 24 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, September 24, 1965 'ROUND THE GLOBE IN A GLANCE Youth Gets 4 New Hands Including Almost-Real Set MONTREAL (CP)--A United tes youth who lost both nds in an accident this sum- imer is to be fitted with two) sets of artificial hands at the Rehabilitation Institute of Mont- real, _ A Canadian pair will be the conventional hook type used for heavy work. The other pair will be refinements of a recent Rus- sian invention with bio-electric control, The institute recently acquired patent rights for the Jatter, which is more attractive and capable of delicate func- tions. Michael Patrick, 17, of Flor- ence, Ky., will be the second person in the world to wear both types. The first patient, a University of Ottawa student also treated at the Montreal in- stitute, has told Michael the two sets are "great." CHARGE DOCTOR MONTREAL (CP)--Dr. Jean Houle, 32, of suburban Mount Royal, was arraigned Thursday on charges of being in illegal possession of 15 stolen paint- Marc - Andre Blain allowed property bond of $200 and set Sept. 30 for prelimineary hear- ing. The paintings were al- legedly stolen from art galler- ies in Montreal. REMOVES TARIFFS CANBERRA (AP) -- Acting Trade Minister Paul Hasluck announced Thursday the' Australian government will re- move tariffs on a wide range of handicrafts imported from less developed countries, He said India and Pakistan were among countries which had sought the concession. POPE HEALTH EXCELLENT VATICAN CITY (AP) -- A high medical source at the Vat- ican said Thursday the health of Pope Paul, who will be 68 Sunday, is "excellent." The source added: 'He is feeling better than you and me put to- gether. Reports that his health is frail are absolutely untrue." BLAST KILLS 15 IZMIT, Turkey. (AP) -- Fif- ings valued at $5,670. Judge teen men were killed and six $2 Million Suit Dismissed; Ex-General Against Press LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP)--A $2,000,000 libel suit, filed by for- mer Maj.-Gen. Edwin A. Walker against two Louisville newspapers and a radio station, was dismissed in U.S. district court Thursday. A Louisville lawyer for Walker, Richard C. Oldham, said the dismissal will be ap- pealed to the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. Walker sued the Courier-Jour- nal and the Louisville Times Co., and WHAS, Inc. He claimed there was libelous ma- terial in. accounts of his activ- ities at Oxford, Miss., in the fall of 1962. This was during demonstrations over admission of James Meredith, a Negro, to the university. Judge James F. Gordon based the dismissal on a U.S. Supreme Court opinion in a case against the New York Times Co. The high court, in the Sulli- van vs. New York Times case, held that a public official is not libelled unless he can prove that the statement published about was no doubt he was in the public eye. The judge said there was no evidence of 'actual malice' on the parts of the defendants. Rather, he said, the newspa- pers and radio-television sta- tions were going about their business of keeping the public informed as to the "actions of public men and their activities in connection with matters of injured in an explosion and fire aboard the 9,403-ton Turk- ish tanker Barbados near this Marmara coastal town Thurs- day. The blaze of unexplained origin was put out after a seven-hour fight. FIRE KILLS 5 TOKYO (AP) -- Five Amer- icans died today in a fire that swept through a naval com- munications building at a mil- itary base 15 miles southwest of Tokyo, the U.S. Navy re- ported. Sevene-men are still missing and 14 are in hospital, mostly for smoke inhalation treatment. SEE KSEX FIEND LONDON (Reuters)--A com- mando unit of 100 policemen was moved into northeast Lon- don Thursday to seek the Phantom, a sex maniac who has assaulted 18 women in re- cent weeks, The brutality of, the attacks suggests he is men- tally sick and police fear he may kill if he remains at lib- erty. WOULD CHANGE LAW LONDON (AP)--The_ British Medical Association disclosed Thursday it is campaigning be- hind the scenes for a change with the 1963 election, By KEN CLARK OTTAWA (CP) -- Compared Social Credit will have more money and far fewer candidates for the Nov. 8 campaign. Although the party had nom- inated only 17 up to Wednesday, officials hope to have 150 to 160 named by the end of nomina- tions Oct, 25. This compares with 224 in the April 8, 1963, vote in which the party returned 24 members to the 265-seat Commons, This was' a drop of six from the 1962 elec- tion. The post-election breakaway of the party's Quebec members finally left Social Credit with only nine members at the Sept. 8 dissolution of the last Pariia- ment. Since then, the last five Quebec members have left, leaving only four western mem- bers of the last House still in Socreds Nominate Just 17 Unlike The Slate Of 1963 organization in Quebec as in other provinces, The party ¢on- tested all 75 seats last time and won 20, Officials say the party is in a sounder financial position now} than in 1963, All the bills from the rapid-fire elections of 1962 and 1963 are paid. Officials indicate the Wes will be the point of main cam: paign effort with Ontario also getting fairly close attention. Full slates are expected in British Columbia and Alberta as in the 1963 vote, There is a possibility of full slates in Mani- toba and Saskatchewan. The four western provinces have 70 seats, Officials are doubtful of a full slate in Ontario's 85 ridings. Fifty or more may be con- tested, the fold going into the current campaign. Big reason for the sharp drop in candidates this time is the party's decision to run nobody in Quebec. They are leaving the field to the breakaway Credi- tistes of Real Caouette, former Social Credit members running as independents, and the other parties, ADD TO CONFUSION "To start fresh now in Que- bec would only add to the con- fused situation there," says Frank Jones, the Social Credit campaign director. The party no longer has an FRIDAY The Ever Popular Montreal-Toronto Pool Train | Cancelled By CNR, CPR Lines MONTREAL (CP) -- Cancel-|jectives and interpret the needs lation of the CPR-CNR poollof the travelling public in its train agreement was announced|own way." jointly Thursday by the tW0) he cancellation is effective allways. after Oct, 30 and the two rail- They have agreed to tear uP|ways will announce later their the 32-year-old contract under|pjans for individual services, vhich passenger services were telephone operated jointly on the Mont- 728-0192 'eal-Toronto, Toronto - Ottawa EPI'S and Montreal-Quebec runs. President Donald Gordon of the CNR and President R. A. Emerson of the CPR said in a statement that each railway will be "free to pursue its ob- © Special! ... Business Men's Luncheon ® DAILY ® $1.50 Full Course Meal Oshawa Steak House -- 1626 SIMCOE N. JAYE'S RAYDERS Dancing 9 p.m. till 1 Admission $1.75 in the law that can 'compel doctors to reveal professional secrets in court. British doc- tors risk penalties, including indefinite imprisonment if they refuse to give a court informa- tion obtained in their profes- sional work, the World Medical Association assembly was told. SPORT MADE ILLEGAL Golf was made illegal in Scot- land in 1457 because keenness for the game was interfering with the clansmen's archery public interest." practice. Now the mightiest true adventure of all! JOHN FORD'S "Le, - MOHARD WDA him involves actual malice. Gordon said there can be no doubt that the Mississippi oc- currence was a matter of na- tional. concern. He also held that, while Walker was not a public official at the time, there TECHNICOLOR' TODAY ! 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