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ROUND THE GLOBE IN A GLANCE THE AQUAWA TIMES. Pridew. Babruary 18, 1966 15 Steelworkers Will Affiliate Deputy-Minister Of Labor; Works On Truck Lockout With New Democrat Party Party. The announcement said similar demonstrations would SUDBURY (CP) -- Canada's largest union group, Local 6500 =. ee the United Steal Warkore af America "(CLC). "has voted to affiliate with the New Demo- cratic Party. The local will pay a fee of five cents a member ¢éach month to the party. Those who ' don't wish to contribute to the fund must advise the financial secretary. The affiliation won't change the dues _ structure. Members will still pay $5 a month in union dues. Gerry Reed, public relations officer, said Thursday, there were 15,000 members in the lo- cal ps ee 500 were present when a motion to affiliate was car- ried four-to-one at meetings Wednesday and Thursday. Local 6500 will set up a polit- teal action committee to >pro- mote and support the NDP, Mr. Reed said. Last April, the Sudbury and district labor council voted to contribute $200 a month to the NDP for six months or until a federal election, to pay a full- time organizer for the party in Nickel Belt and eeavery ridings. HEADS ARCHITECTS TORONTO (CP)--Warren M. Smale, 42, of Simcoe Thursday was elected president of the 1,000-member Ontario Associa- tion of Architects at the associ- ation's annual meeting. Norman W. Critchley of North Bay is treasurer. CLOSES OFFICES TORONTO (CP)--A mortgage lending firm with head office here announced Thursday it has closed seven branch offices that amployed 30 persons, Dennis L. Clayton, president of Coronation Credit Corp. Ltd., said two of the offices were in Sault Ste. Marie and Sudbury. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL BELLROCK, Ont. (CP) -- A mother and daughter who lived in squalor with 15 cats and a dog have been removed to the Ontario Hospital in Kingston, 25 miles southeast of here, for ob- servation. The women -- Mary Revelle, 77, and her daughter, Gladys, about 50--were taken from their home earlier this week following protests from village residents about the liv- ing conditions. WILL CUT AID BILL HALIFAX (CP)--Health Min- ister MacEachen said Thursday the Canada Pension Plan will eventually bring about a de- crease in the percentage of-tax dollars spent on public assist- ance. He said welfare ioads should gradually reduce as more persons become eligible for benefits under the plan. CREATES NEW CLASS CALGARY (CP) -- The tend- ency to commute death sen- tences is creating a special class of prisoners who have "nothing to lose," says an offi- cial of the John Howard Soci- ety. D. S. C, Reid of Calgary, executive director of the soci- ety, said in a statement Thurs- day plans need to be made to| afford prison staff protection for | their life and limb as the result | of escape attempts. DISCUSS INSURANCE OTTAWA (CP)--Federal and| provincial government agricul-| ture officials Thursday talked over alterations to the federal- provincial crop insurance plan. | It was understood the one-day) meeting was a prelude to new federal legislation improving coverage under the national plan which went into effect in 1960. CONVICT EIGHT MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP)--| Eight young Negro men were) convicted Thursday in connec- tion with the rape of two teen- age white girls and five of them were sentenced to die in the} electric chair. Three received 99-year prison sentences and| two others who stood trial with) them were acquitted. A jury of) 10 white and two Negro men' returned the verdict. ANNOUNCE AWARD CLEVELAND (AP) -- Estab- lishment of a $50,000 annual prize--one of the largest med- ical awards in the world--to track down the cause, preven-| tion and treatment of hardening| of the arteries and high blood pressure, was announced Thurs- day night. The prize will be) awarded by the Vernon Stouffer Foundation. Vernon Stouffer is the founder and president of Stouffer Foods Corp. | | PLAN MARCH OTTAWA (CP)--Plans for a} march on Ottawa Easter Sun-/ day, April 10, to present a brief to the government outlining means of achieving peace in| Viet Nam, were announced Thursday by the New Demo- cratic Youth, the young people's arm of the New Democratic take place in major urban cen- tres across Canada. CONSERVATIVES TO MEET OTTAWA (CP) -- Top-rank- ing Conservatives meet here Saturday for a one-day look at the past and the future. About TORONTO (CP)--Tom Eber- lee, Ontario's deputy labor min- ister, met separately Thursday with union and management representatives in an effort te heln speed settlement of On- tario's trucking strike. Following the meetings, nego- tiators for the nternational Teamsters' Union (Ind.) and the 100 are expected to attend the|Motor Transport Industrial Re- annual meeting of the national|lations Bureau, representing 55 executive. Leader John Diefen-| baker will make a speech. |trucking companies, agreed to lan adjournment until Monday. Mr. Eberlee was believed to have suxgested stronger ground rules on procedural matters to enable the talks to move ner: The $2 an hour under the previous contract while highway. drivers were paid on a mileage basis. The-union-had.also asked for an eventual 40-hour week. The conciliation board had recom: mended reducing the work week to 43 hours from 46 Thursday's meeting was inter- rupted when Teamster pickets appeared at one trucking com- pany here, Hill the Mover. The structed its 3 members to 'Sans operations after union demands for higher wages and a shorter work week ended in a walkout Jan. 20 at a Toronto trucking company. 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