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| THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, July 28, 1966 7 Farm Protest Organizers Linked With Unions, NDP | TORONTO (CP) -- The menjrance agent in London, and a behind the scenes of a tractor |former organizer for the New {demonstration to the legislative Democratic Party, he said in buildings Wednesday are a mix-,an interview he has never lture of farmers and politically. owned a farm, orienated organizers, Also in the cavalcade was | Most of the men riding trac-/Stan Down of Woodstock who |tors in the cavalcade from describes himself as a retired | Woodstock were farmers, but|farmer, A full-time organizer latop one of the first vehicles|for the OFU in Oxford County Ito approach Toronto was since December, he announced | George Richer, an organizer for that he will seek the NDP can- lthe Ontario Farmers' Union and didacy for that riding in the organizer of the 60-tractor pro- next provincial election, cession. A real estate and insu-, OFU President John Dolmer, <n | WhO FUns @ 120-acre heef-and- lhog farm 25 miles north of Orangeville, said there was no RECENT GRADUATE Charges May Larry Franklin politics in the protest march on 78 Exeter Rd., Ajax, son of the ag" sy He himself is Mr, and Mfs. Franklin Gil- F ll P ia g Tory," a past reeve of lard, received his BA from 0 OW oems Melancon Township and a for- Carlton University, Ottawa, : mer warden of Dufferin County, and is presently employed OTTAWA (CP)---A city police) Mr, Richer is also an ex- by the Dow Chemical Co, of |spokesman said Wednesday po- organizer for the United Auto Canada, He is the grandson |lice are awaiting an officer's re- workers (CLC) in Toronto and | of Mr, and Mrs, Percival |port expected today to deter-\ 9: present is organizer for the Breault of 180 Stevenson |mine if charges will be laid/jondon local of the Interna- Rd, §., and Mr, and Mrs, | following an anti-Viet Nam war (inal Office Employees Union. Edward Pidduck of 752 |demonstration. on Parliament Ye jg one of four paid organ: Gifford St, Oshawa |Hill Wednesday, izers hired by the OFU since poner s ee icra eeaea | A Canadian Press story Wed- last November, nesday erred in saying the St ° k jowner of a car carrying a loud- SMITHS SURVIVE eaker used by t > ' : Tl e speaker used by the demon) cone 21,280 blacksmiths «till practise the craft in the United States--no one has yet invented strators had been charged with operating the loudspeaker on a Harms Economy NEW YORK (AP)-The U.S, airline strike, now in its 21st day, is making a deepening cut into the U.S, economy, bringing daily losses in the millions to tourism, industry and many small businesses, An Associated Press survey found that hotels, food and fuel suppliers, flower dealers and the other service personnel who depend on planes for their liveli- hood have been severely hurt, A spokesman for New York City's convention and visitors bureau estimated its tourist In- dustry losses are running at $750,000 a day while the presi- dent of Miami's chamber of commerce said the strike toll there is reaching 'catastrophic proportions," Suppliers of food and fuel to the five strikebound lines were reported losing $1,000,000 a day and a spokesman for the lines--| Eastern, Trans World, United, | Northwest and National--sald their total daily revenue loss) was $7,000,000, The cost of the walkout 80) far to striking Machinist Union workers and laid off employees has been set at $30,000,000, Un- ion members are receiving $25 weekly benefit-cheques and laid) off workers can collect unem-) ployment insurance up to $50 a week, Talks toward ending the) strike resume in Washington to- day while a Senate committes| studied proposed legislation to halt the walkout. | With the big losers, are many | small businessmen, In Minne-| apolis an importer of Hawaiian orchids was forced to close. A Wilmington, Del,, supplier of | mice to laboratories doubled his) normal operating costs to char- ter a plane to ship a load of pregnant mice. | Serious Crimes Jump In States WASHINGTON (AP) -- The U.S. crime rate continued to rise faster than the population rowth, with a five-per-cent in-| crease in 1965, The Federal Bureau of Inves-} tigation' al crime report said Wednesday serious crimes} occurred at a rate of five a minute last year, with more than 2,780,000 such crimes re- ported, The increase was sharpest in} the suburbs--eight per cent and in the western states--10). per cent, | The five-per-cent gain in the crime rate reflected more than 14 crimes for every 1,000 inhabi- tants of the United States And while the rate increase fell off from the 11-per-cent gain reported a year ago over 1963, the crime rate continued to out- pace the population increase by) almost six to one, Since 1960.) the FRI said, serious crimes have increased 46 per cent while the population vas grown eight per cent The FBI said that the crime rate does not represent the number of criminals but the in- cidence of crime to the popula- tion Priest Doubts Political Pull QUEBEC (CP) Abbe Ger- city street without permission, | ' machine that can shoe @ The poetry-reading demon-|horge i stration broke up after the Ot- . " a tawa police officer talked to one of the demonstrators about the SPECIAL WEEKLY MESSAGE loudspeaker. David Cull, 24, who moved to TO MEMBERS OF Ottawa five months ago from Buffalo, said in an interview he owns the car that was carrying CG the loudspeaker. About a dozen Chambers. persons were involved in the FOOD CLUB protest, Cull and two others read poetry over the loud- speaker, i ae s2-- 38 155 -- 52 : OTTAWA (CP)--A group urg- 109 32 223 ~ 68 ing an end to U.S. involvement = igi SEE THE MAN WHO CAN SAVE YOU THE MOST... Ontario Motor Sales We've got handsome Impalas, sasy Che- velles, sporty Chevy II's, great-handling Cor- vairs and the 'ncomparable Caprice . . . wagons, convertibles . . . V-8 power avail- able. Immediate delivery and dollar-saving buys. 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