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'MORE COMFORTABLE' Controls On India N-Pact Knight, an Australian who di- rects the policing of civilian atomic operations in some two- dozen countries, says some countries would feel more com- fortable if India's nuclear agreement with Canada was brought under the inspection of the International Atomic En- bf Agency. cKnight, the agency's in- spector-general of safeguards, hastened to add at a press con- ference Tuesday that he is con- vinced India is not producing atom bombs, He also noted that in recent months Canada has again emphasized to New Dethi that the Canada-India reactor at Bombay must be used only for peaceful purposes. "But wouldn't we all feel more comfortable," he asked, 'if bilateral agreements were placed under international jur- elsewhere, | Sought Later, in an interview, said Pakistan is one of those countries which feels uncom- fortable about the Indian situa- tion. Following the outbreak of Indian-Pakistani hostilities and renewed threats against India by China last month, some In- dian members of Parliament demanded that India start pro- ducing atom bombs. McKnight estimated that In- dia produces only about 10 kil- ograms of plutonium a year and another source estimated that it would take about twice that quantity to make an atom bomb. A Canadian official said that under the Indian agreement, Canada has the right to inspect uses made of Canadian uran- ium fuel but not the Bombay reactor itself if fuel is obtained! 'Nigger' Headed For Death As Place-Name In Canada} OTTAWA (CP) -- The word) "Some members felt it was nigger probably will disappear|not always objectionable, but its from Canadian maps in the near|use: will be studied." future and squaw may not be|/MADE COMPLAINT far behind. The decision at Monday's an- The Canadian permanent com-|nual meeting was prompted by | mittee of geographical agreed unanimously that places names\a announced Tuesday it has/geographical names by about derogatory Louis} Fine of Toronto, chairman of the} complaint like Nigger Rapids, Que., should|Ontario Human Rights Commis-| be replaced by unobjectionable |sion. | names. But the actual changes| are up to the provinces. Provinces have the final say lon all names within their boun- Rather than simple substitu-|daries but since all provinces) tion of Negro for nigger, the have representatives on the fed- committee recommended altern- eral-provincial committee action ative names should be sought on removal of the word nigger) from local residents of the af-ji fected areas. s expected to be prompt. The |same may not apply to the word "We were less than unanimous |squaw because all representa- about the word squaw," said Dr. |tives, did not agree. J. K. Fraser, executive secre- The word nigger appears 18 he| BIRDMAN'S' MOM Mrs. Virginia Phelan is led from a Philadelphia courtroom after she pro- tested to a three judge court who sentenced her son, Union Leader Rips Crump Francis (Birdman) Phelan (inset) to die in the electric chair for Mrs, Joseph Malito. Phelan was PROTESTS HIS-DEATH-SENTENCE found guilty of the double murder at a downtown res- the murders of Judith Lopinson and taurant ago. more than a year (AP) -- jterpreted the request to mean CPR Would Stop Dominion, Even Without Wheat Crisis OTTAWA (CP)--Even with- out the need for more diesel locomotives to move the mass- ive Russian wheat purchase, the CPR would still discontinue jthe cross = Canada Doifinion passenger train, a railway offi- cial said Tuesday. J. N. Fraine of Montreal, CPR vice - president for rail operations, told a hearing of the board of transport commis- sioners the railway still needs 18 diesels for the wheat move- ment and discontinuance of the Dominion would free 10. -- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, October 20, 1965 3" t ed be discontinued Sept. 7 butjabandonment on phe complaints tothe board caused loss. Pg soe rv it to order the train continued|ations and its need for extra" until hearings were completed.jlocomotives for grain movee, "But we would still discon. tinue it (the Dominion) even if the required diesels could be obtained elsewhere." He_was reniving to avestions| / by Maurice Wright of Ottawa, counsel for the Canadian Rail- way Labor Executives Associ- ation. The board began a three-day hearing Tuesday into the CPR's announced plan to drop the Dominion. The CPR announced in mid-summer the train would The CPR has argued . forjment this winter. 1 leh de eee 2s by ; OTTAWA. (CP) -- Finance Minister Gordon said Tuesday that Canada has flatly rejected an American request for mil- itary support in the Vietna- mese war, At the same time he did not rule out the possibility of Cana- dian participation in a United Nations truce inspection team or peacekee ing force in Viet Nam, should such missions be proposed. Mr. Gordon, Liberal cam- |paign chairman, denied em-| \phatically at his weekly press conference statements by re-| tiring NDP deputy leader Douglas Fisher and Creditiste Leader Real Caouette that the |Liberals plan to dispatch troops| jto Viet Nam after the Nov. 8 election. He disclosed that a_ letter) from President Johnson to Prime Minister Pearson and about 20 other allied countries last summer said any " land assistance" in Viet Nam |would be welcome. He had in- |military support. "The answer was no," |Gordon said. | Mr. Pearson and External Mr. Gordon Rejects Viet Talk, Marcoux Probe Demands have had any connections with the Liberal party. Dr. Marcoux charged in a pamphlet last week that Trans- port Minister Pickersgill, Dara- |baner and Mr. Doyle took part in secret negotiations leading up to the statement of support for the Liberals signed by six Social Credit MPs four days after the 1963 vote. This was denied by Mr. Pick- ersgill and Mr. Doyle. Boy, 5, Crushed By Transport CALEDONIA, Ont. (CP)--A five-year-old boy was crushed to death Tuesday under the rear wheels of a transport truck near his home in this commu- nity about 16 miles southwest of \Hamilton. | ltruck as he ran to meet his \father returning from work. GOOD FOOD. BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH David Sabo was hit by the STEAKS SIRLOIN so and WING PORTERHOUSE us, 79° ROASTS BONELESS ROUND STEAK > RUMP ROAST VEAL STEAK MINUTE STEAKS STORE SLICED BREAKFAST BACON us 85¢ RIB STEW BEEF 4... 1.00 ® FREEZER SPECIAL @ BEE Hindquarters . Ib, 53¢ Front Quarters ib, 33¢ Sides . . « « tb. 486 we Ry ged oetting and wrapping @ Prices on request for Red & peeks ibs! _ s, 89° us, 99° Affairs Minister Martin have said Canada will not intervene DINNER 5:30 to 8 P.M. the Viet Nam hostilities be- Bruty LICENSED . On Wage-Demands Thesis : 3 | g Fe Mg Ano rar omine room & Morm Fisher's Meat Market 22 Simcoe St. North Phone 723-3732 the truth of the matter is that|tributed and undistributed; onjtional truce supervisory com-/ HOTELLANGASTER | Labor Leader William Dodgelin recent years manufacturing|the returns to land, including | missions based in Viet Nam,' accused CPR chairman N. R.|/wages have been rising less|rents and speculative profits on|Laos and Cambodia 27 King St. W., Oshewe Crump Tuesday of speaking)rapidly than output per man-/land sales; and on the returns) India and Poland are the} ------- Bae eRe Aa Oe. = ; Oshawa & District Real Estate Board = \"dangerous claptrap' in a re-jhour, with the result that labor|to enterpreneurship, including|other members of the commis-| STORE HOURS --~ Open Monday to Seturdey 8 a.m, to 6 p.m. tary of the committee and chief/times in Canadian maps, al- Friday Night till 9 p.m. of the mines department's top-|though only one, Nigger Rapids, onymy (study of place names) /Que., is a settlement. Eight of division. ithe 18 names are in Ontario 12 Noon to 2 P.M. Pope Will Put Young Men In Top-Level Curia Jobs VATICAN CITY (AP)--Pope}| Paul is reported ready to issue; new regulations dtsigned to) bring new and younger men MONTEBELLO, Que. (CP)-- cent speech attacking unions'|costs per unit of output in man-|Ssalaries, stock options, expense |cigng. | present drive for higher wages.|ufacturing have actually beenjaccounts and other form of in-| Mr. Gordon also rejected op-| Mr. Dodge, executive vice-|declining. come."' position demands for 'a judicial president of the Canadian Labor| "If Mr. Crump had taken the) There was an ""unfortunate as- inquiry into allegations by Dr | lCongress, told the 22nd annual|trouble to read the first annualjsumption" that the only produc-|qyy "Marcoux of a "shady| meeting of the Canadian Export/review of the Economic Council|tion cost to worry about was qeal" between Liberals and six! Association that labor recog-|of Canada, he would have seen|labor Social Credit MPs just after ' ing cardinals and papal nun- cios of archbishop's rank. --Provide for automatic sus- pension from their jobs of all cardinals who head Curia de-| into the top levels of the Vat- Inizes wages are a major factor that labor cost per unit of out- WARNS OF RESULTS the 1963 election. partments upon the death of a pope. The new pope could then replace or retain each man. It was not known if the re- tirement rule would apply to those now in control of the 12 fean Curia, | The Curia, the central admin- istrative body of the Roman Ca- tholic Church, is dominated by conservative officials, most of them Italian. Progressives at the Vatican ecumenical council jin production costs and is ready|put in Canadian manufacturing to live up to its responsibilities lin. that regard. Speaking in a panel discus- sion on whether Canada canjada is to achieve the economic imeet its export goals for the|council's goal of 5.3-per-cent next five years, Mr. Dodge said/average annual increase in ex- since 1960." Mr. Dodge said that, if Can-|very disappointing : "This assumption is not only had declined by 14 per cent) ston, Allegations are flying thick ded economically and s0-\and fast in the current cam- jcially unfair, but wonld lead to} f paign and they do not warrant results if itlinquiries since they are not ue to become the basis for|hacked up by evidence, he said. icy, The five-man panel genetally "I was surprised that Dr, ' i .|congregations, three tribunals ; Sith bate, fern urine. maior ae land six special offices: that\labor leaders are deeply dis-|ports up to 1970 and a 10-per-/agreed the economic council's) Marcoux Al er oe oe ganization and end the en- make up the Curia. Of 28 car-jturbed when leading business- cent increase in manufactured] export goals can be reached and|o°" si R ' trenchment of the old men at(dinals in ranking curia posts,|men accuse unions of reducing|shipments, production costs will!probably exceeded, but they | the top. ag gre 70. . Ke as ad a's oye prer vf ~-- Poy i aa {warned the 325 delegates that} e Pope is expected to is-)pushing costs up wi emands © emphasize tha it won't be easy. ee ae ba a sue his document by the timejfor higher wages. mean all kinds of production) ¢ s§ Reisman, deputy minis neue: © Swope CU the: ecumenical council ends in| He quoted from a_ speech|costs, not just the return to la-|ter of industry, said experience ment which would: December, before he holds his|which he said Mr. Crump de-|bor. has chown Canadian Boe ang --Make 70 the mandatory re-second consistory to name new/livered to the Canadian Cham- 'We will have to keep an eyejvolving considerable domestic tirement age for all high po- cardinals. Some of these will be|last month. on the returns to capital, includ |research and design do better| sition in the Curia, includ- named also to Curia posts. The railway 'executive said ing interest and profits both dis-|in the export market than those| --------=|in which Canadian industry cop- | fore bringing this up." Both the minister and Lib- eral campaign director Keith {Davey denied that either fraud isuspect Moise Darabaner or jmining magnate John Doyle |ber of Commerce in Toronto,ies foreign patterns. scandals are serious crimes.)/~ ~~ 3 That pas due to the campaign NEED TO CATCH UP jtactics of Mr. Diefenbaker. PORT ARTHUR, Ont. (CP)-- | George Hees, the former Con-|Webiqui, an Indian village of |servative trade minister seeking|150 people more than 400 miles to return to Parliament, told alnorth of here, opened a two-| Pearson Takes Medicare Into The Tory Lions Den Port Hope, Ont., audience that|room school this fall. Most of By THE CANADIAN PRESS| Mr. Diefenbaker, speaking to} The answer was to set na-to sell surplus farm productsigrades 1 to 4, are 13 and 14 Prime Minister Pearson car-jabout 1,100 in the armories atitional goals aimed at endinglabroad at special export prices.\years old. For many of them.| ried his medical insurance pro-/Pembroke, Ont., said a Con-lpockets of poverty and spread-) And in Toronto there was\the school's electric light is the| posal west into enemy territory|servative government would es-jing economic prosperity to\some astonishment when ajfirst they have seen : | Tuesday while Conservative|tablish a consumer loans act | the land. Wel-poodle-named-Scamp- turned up| ------------------------__-- Leader Diefenbaker was push-|"protect Canadians against ex-| na ad section~of section oF ana, -- every City-Wide Deiivery MITCHELL'S DRUGS fare measures alone were not as Scamp Walton on the voters' ing his consumer loans pledgelorbitantly high interest rates onjenough list in Spadina riding, Occupa in the-east. \credit purchases Ke | Mr. Thompson said the life of|tion: playboy. Mr. Pearson wound up a day, The Conservative chief made|a minority government should Today Mr. Pearson is in Cal Individuals or Groups for St. John waited two and a half years be SALESMA | } N FOR SEPTEMBER 1965 TONY ZAKAROW SIBBY'S Real Estate Ltd. From the Vender's point of vi time and Rrsdiet aii property himself unle; in Alberta -- where Premier'a new appeal for increased|not be put on the line in everyicary and Humboldt fuk Manning has been mounting ajparty unity, saying there are/non-confidence issue in the Com- while Mr Diefenbaker ppeciged fierce attack on medicare--withjbetter things in life than nursing mons It would be enough to through the Ottawa Valley south a speech at rural Westlock injill feeling have such a government statelof Pembroke Mi' Housing 16/at Ambulance « Junior and Senior First «id and Home Nursing Courses 9 Simcoe N. 723-3431 Open Evenings Till 9 P.M for properties and the largest MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE dollars by trying to sel! his ss he is properly advised on © reasonable asking price and other tins thet make his home saleable, After all, organized rea! estate, (Multiple Listing Service) is the showcase WHY ....MLS....7 We have seen many instances where people, as purchasers, have paid too much for their properties, and found that they must take a loss upon reselling, Knowldege of the market conditions is the buyer's safest guide, to the purchase of the right property at. the right price. ' preter to deal through Multiple Listings Service, A point to remember is that by listing M.L.S. you are reaching all the potential purchasers of every real estate office in the board--therefore, you are being assured of the highest possible price for your property. ew, he will waste number of buyers which he defended the govern-| Mr, Pearson also drew anjclearly at the outset those is-/the Lakehead, Mr. Thompson ment's proposal as one that willl audience of 1,100 to hear his de-jsues that it would regard as travels tirouut Alberta: and not destroy the freedom of}fence of government medical in-jconfidence votes and discountiCreditiste Leader Real Caousite either individuals or provinces | ' jsurance and an appeal to west-jthe rest. takes a day off. "We haven't imposed = any- | ; : | Blsewher thing," he said of the recent sewhere on Phone 668-4666 Evenings 725-4197 erners to send more Liberals to} the campaign, [Ottawa. The Liberals won only|Health Minister Judy LaMarsh federal 'offer to pay half theithree of the 48 Prairie ridings|said at Chipman, N.B., the pub- lic has been confused into think- costs of provincial medical insu-jjn 1963 rance. "I think this is a fair) «1 want this to be a nationaljing that current government approach to the problem and I) a a eaelasins : : : é "\majority with good representa-| used Bata aed the 'impending Nov. 8 election KE Y R eemneentneeiemes Saad = *Guaranteed Investment Certificates 1 . 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