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Forecast temperatures Harlton .....0000s Low tonight, high Thursday (Sault Ste. Marie .. | WEATHER FORECAST | Mostly Sunny Periods Due London seer 5 85 White River .,.... MOOSONCE ,..6000+ |Mount Forest .... 50 Winds To Be Mostly Light !*2s-:':: } 2 ooFALSE TEETH ADVOCATED BY WALTER GORDON Lake Erie, Niagara, Lake On-\Pctetborough .... 32 ri Bt = ade Sharp Backs RCMP to provide information|handled the resulting security)..ed at 5:30 a.m. lterts Southern Lake Huron tonne ph on the past conduct of. all MPs. | risk. | ' is ~=iLon Sicine [EECRCON ev ebses ses. a f plates, holds false tee more firmly : eis | Synopsis: A new disturbance}|London, Toronto, Hamilton:|* | The 115 Liberals voting drew| Mr. Pearson said his govern-|is expected to move into North-|periods. Winds light. Killaloe y.ccseoees ec feoibinng eival Pods = a 2 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, May 4, 1966 PM UPHELD ON FILES -- PEARSON Continued From Page 1 The defeated non-confidence;charges by Justice Minister) motion, intreduced Monday by) Cardin that two or more former R. G. L. Fairweather (PC--|Conservative ministers were in- Royal) accused the government/volved romantically with Mrs.| of destroying the independence| Munsinger, whom he described; of all MPs and undermining as a one-time Communist spy, Parliament by asking thejand that Mr, Diefenbaker mis-| biti Sibene eat 6S support from the nine Credit-|ment was accused in 1964 of co-| western Ontario Thursday; Northern Lake Huron, Geor- Muskoka ..... ur New Democrats,/operating with 'dubious and)pringing some more rain or|gian Bay, Haliburton, Killaloe: |North Bay Minister Sharp said today the| ing more interdependent in the|three Social Credit MPs and the/even criminal elements" and/cnow to northern regions while] Sunny with a few | udbury tere Canada Development Corp., ad-| world. There were no easy solu-|two independents from Quebec. |he wanted to know whether this|seneral improvement is ex-|periods. Winds light. repenayces 5 vocated by former finance min- tions, but the objeetive was to}. The motion was endorsed by|had occurred dyring the pre-| nected in most other regions. Timagami, Cochrane, North| ister Walter Gordon, should be|"'strerigthen Canada by enrich-|93 Conservatives and 13 New) vious 10 years. Lake St. Clair, Windsor: \Bay: Clouding over with pd created as an active agent injing the Canadian saciety posi- New Democrats. Two other New OTHER MPs ON FILE periods. Winds northwest 15 tolerg or meltin g snowflurries taking a full and| Democrats, Barry Mather (New Ml light. liikely hy aferneon, Winds | Commissioner. McClellan had} ----------__| n. Winds light. | Algoma, Sault Ste. Marie, TORONTO (CP) -- Finance; ognizing that nations are becom-|istes, four i aie promoting Canadian industrial tively--by 1 development, under Canadian'creative part in this changing/Westminster) and Frank How- ) control and management. jard Skeena, abstined. informed him that the Mun-| lwhite ge SB. x The finance minister, prev- | More sensational evidence ria ye bso! the bd toa Born A Slave, |Bay Pre le Cineane iously reported as lukewarm to Be eke iar ee about the Munsinger case is ex-|nificant one involving MPs Two) pet 'Ole the Gordon proposal to create --Utilize the full armory of pected when the one-man judi-|9T three other MPs had been| W N 117 pees big o or melting snow- by government sponsorship a Powers of federal and provinelal | ia) inquiry resumes hearings|named in RCMP files. But they} WOMAN ears ries. Winds south 15. |huge investment, corporation in S°vernments to maintain a high), The inquiry centres on had been' involved only in Ottawa: Sunny with increas- a evel intetors could buy (and stable level of employment | Monday. The inquiry centres on/ctig" and "inconsequential" | CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP)|ing cloudiness in the afternosn shares, said he now is polishing With rising personal incomes | matters. Mrs. Mary Walker, born a/Not quite so cold. Winds light. ithe legislation for introduction through increased productivity. | White Paper Seen He denied that he had asked Slave, will be 117 years ald to-/--------_____"-_ TN" in the H fc hen! --Provide attractions io keep the RCMP for information about|4ay, or sometime this spring.' 9 é Fg shee Bie et alt recap pctv Canadians at work in| MH eee p rier The exact date is a moot point. ME TAKE A BREAK jthe parliamentary timetable young Fox abcliinad vel As Not Imminent the past conduct of all MPs aeather Walker will have a} LONDON (CP)--Only half the | its, anada throug ve. ni | |generally, as charged in the! ."*¥". : saddest is a agg Te addressing the As-,the arts and a vigorous society.| oppawA (CP)--The parlia- Peiactecive sintion, city-wide birthday party Friday, map al of Parliament were sociation of Canadian Advertis- ~-Maintain a federal system) mentary secretary to Agricul-| "That would indeed be an in- &t which st a hae A nl de. p Pobed "Sanlenent luncheon, also said he is explor-|S!9UIty, Pow Y 'S\water Tuesday night on any|which would go against all the} : . eae dae : na wast 0. encourage etaiat properly shared among the vari-|hope for an Seely covemaiardh viekts i Parliament the the| A son--the first of three, all | fo Jaew Beg Ph ingyen in Canadian processing of Cana-| US ao tee dese' | wate paper on agriculture. lrights of the individual; it would) now nous tae three years ago Qaatn ear te a = dian raw_materials before ex-|; -- 3 : 4 "| Bruce §. Beer, in answer to/be quite improper use by the|at age 94. | thane / . ort, and to encourage more Ca-|ence on foreign capital by gen-|4 question. by Ed Schreyerjexecutive of the powers of the' About one year after his|_ ae 0 MPs. nadian investment in Canadian|erating more domestic savings|(Npp--Springfield) during an| police." death, Mrs. Walker came down corporations. In the former,|and channeling them into invest-|aqiournment debate on when| 44, pearson said he had no from her third-floor apartment, some plan like the U.S.-Cana-|ment in productive Canadian en-/such a paper might be tabled,| io, knowledge that Mr. Car-|in a modern high-rise apartment dian auto tariff agreement|terprises. . ad replied: din would "blurt out" the name|to sit in ona class sponsored might be used, and in the lat-| --Encourage foreign : owned | "So far as the department of Munsinger during a heated|by the Chattanooga Area Liter- ter some new system of taxa-|subsidiaries in Canada to act aS/ agriculture and the minister of|jmmons debate early last|acy Movement. tion might be employed. [good sect toa making) agriculture are concerned, | am March : : Z : "y decided I'd better do some- The minister outlined a aff ey ie gen ypc not aware of any imminent)" «7 ipmit that my motives in| thing," she says, "I didn't know point agenda for aon aaner ef aia tendm | white paper ____.__ jasking for that (RCMP) in-|anything." Canada 3 jadependaace. | wale) ype rn Gabi Canadian-owned | quiry were understandable and! Mrs. Walker has learned to be sald must be done while sec- : |honorable and that this (non-|read, write script and add and Adult Building Central Location Prestige Address Distinction Beyond Compare Underground and. Level Parking and exciting world." His 10-point plan: LO SER RIAN MO RRS tape as By Appointment Qnly 723-1712 -- 728-2911 GeORGIAN mansions 124 PARK ROAD NORTH: OSHAWA IMPRISONED Eric Schmidt, 31-year-old Edmonton. construction work- er (foreground), returned to Edmonton Tuesday claiming he had been imprisoned 75 days during a visit to East Germany last year. Mr. Sehmidt says he was forced te surrender $5,000 before be- ing allowed to leave East Ger- Many in May, 1965. He seeks SALMON TIPS SCALE an apology and compensation enterprises to keep their head from the East German govern- | ment. i PARLIAMENT Humphrey |47-4-GLANCE By THE CANADIAN PRESS . a TUESDAY, May 3, 1966 Gives Views s On China The minority Liberal gov- WASHINGTON (AP) -- Vice- government survived a non- confidence vote in the Com- mons 133 to 106. The vote was on a Conservative motion cri- ticizing Prime Minister Pear- | son's handling of the Gerda Munsinger file. Pearson denied the offices in Canada, and encour- age Canadian investers to put \their money into Canadian en- terprises. Only 14 per cent of the catch confidence) amendment, which by weight, salmon: yields more jis inaccurate and false in its|aided, sees well with the aid of| than half of British Columbia's|very wording, should not meet bifocal glasses, hears without) fishing income. the approval of th House." subtract. She still walks un- trouble, sews and cooks | EMPLOY CORP. --Use the proposed Canada |Development Corp. as "an ac- | \tive agent in the promotion of |Canadian development and in- |dustrialization under Canadian} leontrol and management," and} not just as an investment fund | buying outstanding securities. --Ensure that Canadian banks, insurance and trust com- terasinssones om ; esa BUEHLER'S Open 8:30 Till 6 P.M, Friday Till 9 P.M. 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' | See that industries exploit: | membership | _ He said he asked for infor- | ing natural resources on the ex-| ; . | mation the force had gathered jport market process their prod- : Humphrey, who has staunchly | on contacts between MPs and | yets to the furthest extent pos- | supported President Johnson's) «dubious criminal elements." | sible in Canada on an efficient! "| baker said Mr. Pearson's | contemplate no general free nedy (Dem. Mass.) and George! statement 'bears only a dis- leewe oe poe neo ach with the} Me ey ae §.D.) Pro-| tant relationship to the truth." | United States but seek economic] Creation af a high-level commin| ioiitttt, Minister Nichelsom |independence on broad lines) sion to reassess U.S. relations po war on 4 La euroua airs gine eng i ig °* japproach which 'lies | with China. ing loans at the same level ale Agreement on Tariffs Kennedy suggested it might} 28 1965 but cannot make up @ | ang Trade (GATT). | be possible to work out an ar-| deficiency caused by a drying | Mr. Sharp said it would be} rangement by which mainland| UP of private mortgage funds.| snort - sighted to tax foreign-| China and Taiwan (Formosa) The National Farmers Un- |owned enterprises in Canada could have seats in the world| {on presented a brief to the | more heavily than Canadian-| organization, McGovern called) government seekiug a guart- |owned enterprises. Canada has| «for an end to U.S. opposition to} anteed minimum income on |, vast stake in non-discrimina- China's admission, with the in-| Production of wheat, oats and |tory access to capital and to 'ternational body to determine| Darley and a royal commis- | word markets. Formosa's status. pee en of the food | But he added: "I do not think Without. direct reference to) ""°US'Y: |that it is discriminatory to en- | these proposals, Humphrey was} aay ra courage Canadians to invest in asked in an interview what he| WEDNESDAY, May 4 Canadian enterprises, and in the believes U.S. policy should be| _ 1%¢,COmmons meets at 2:30 |fortheoming extensive review of with regard fo admission of Pe-| 2:™-,t wind up the redis- /gyr own tax laws we will he ex- king. 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