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x ee yey GD aS * 30. THE COHAWA TIMES, Thoredoy, December 8, 1966 Se ge Wh i it oer: enn TO OR ARTIST DOON, Ont. (CP) -- An art to commemorate Homer 'Canadian artist, will be opened soon in the artist's for- mer home in this centre near Kitchener, Earl Putnam, water- loo insurance executive, an- nounced Wednesday he has Dougit the ariisi's oid house for conversion into the Homer Wat- son Gallery. Homer Watson, born in 1855 at Doon, was known for his Canadian land- scapes, FREIGHTER FREED SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont. (CP)--The Sullivan Brothers, 8 524-foot United States freighter, was freed Wednesday from a sandy shoal in the upper St. Marys River. The ship, carry- ing coal for Duluth, Minn., ran aground Sunday night about seven miles upstream from the U.S, locks. TV CREW FOOLED TORONTO (CP)--The victory of William Dennison in the Tor- onto mayoralty race Monday was a surprise to many, includ- ing a hard-working television crew. Mayor - elect Dennison said Wednesday he had been fol- lowed all day Monday by a tele- Nazi Leader Acquitted TORONTO (CP) -- William John Beattie, Canadian Nazi party leader, was acquitted Wednesday on a charge of using language likely to stir up hatred against Jews and Negroes. Magistrate Charles Opper said freedom of speech is a mat- ter for legislation only by Par- Nament, and is beyond the legis- lative powers of a municipal council, Beattie was charged under a city bylaw in connection with a speech June 19 in Toronto's Al- lan Gardens. The bylaw is against inciting racial hatred in city park speeches, Court was told that a double ring of detectives and mounted policemen surrounded Beattie during his speech and held back + aa ad crowd of more than Magistrate Opper 'said in his judgment; 'The idea of free- dom of speech is woven through the fabric of British justice as we have known it... and still continues. "T believe that this right, no matter how trying the circum- stances may be, should not be tampered with lightly and par- ticularly on a local basis or ven on a provincial basis, but that there should be one law 4n this connection for every Ca- hadian resident." 'New Zealand 'Minister Sues . WELLINGTON (Reuters) -- lew Zealand's defence minis- , Jack Eyre, announced Wed- yg he is taking legal action r alleged misquoting of his marks at an Auckland elec- m meeting this month. In a press statement he said 'he had suffered "considerable NEWS IN BRIEF vision crew working on a@ pro- gram based on how a losing candidate spends his day, Mr, Dennison feated incumbent Philip Givens, Manwe tee SrBTHNAY LANGRUTH, Man, (CP)---8, L. Bott, who retired from farm work tnnge years ago, ceéle- brated his 106th birthday Dec, 3. Mr, Bott came to Canada from omeat in 1889 and home- steaded in the Langruth district, 60 miles northwest of Winnipeg, with his wife-who now is 88. U.S. HELPING THAIS WASHINGTON (Reuters) ---- The state department Wednes- day confirmed for the first time that United States helicopter' units are helping Thailand on its anti-guerrilla war in the northeastern part of that coun- try, Department «4 man Robert McCloskey told a press conference the operations are being conducted at the Thai government's request and do not actually involve American personnel in combat, SINGING NUNS LIVERPOOL, England (Reut- ers)--Sister Ereninica, one of two singing nuns forbidden by their superiors to make popular music records, was transferred to a mission station in Africa, it was announced Wednesday. Belgian-born Sister Breninica, 28, 'and Sister Carla, 28, re- ceived several offers from agents after they appeared at a charity concert in Liverpool, ENDS MOON TRANSMISSION HAMPTON, Va. (AP)--Lunar Orbiter II unexpectedly ended its transmission of moon photos Wednesday. A National <Aero- nautics and Space Administra- tion spokesman at Langley Re- search Centre here said the spacecraft did not respond to signals from earth when its high-powered transmission sys- OTTAWA (CP)--Several Con- servative MPs say.their planned pie meeting this weekend has n wrongly painted as a move ts gthen the hand of the largely pro-Diefenbaker caucus in the party's infighting over ieadership, Some are miffed at Alvin Hamilton (PC -- Qu'Appelle) whose press conference Friday announcing the meeting touched off the wave of speculation, einen we sareane tech iatne ah nmin Pete Conservative MPs Differ Over Policy Meeting Role " bypass the association on ys "We're not trying to get into a fight with anybody," one MP said. Mr. Hamilton was not au. thorized by the caucus to be the spokesman on the matter. me added, although anybody had the right to call a press Cuter: ence, 5 SEEKS UNITY One alm of the policy confer- 88.|Part of it included suggestions the caucus was infringing on the rty association's role as pol- cy-maker, After Wednesday's caucus meeting, J, Waldo Monteith, the chairman, tried to shoot that one down with a carefully worded statement, It said the caucus discussion will be reported to the resolu: tions committee of the associa- tion, Implicit there is recogni- tion that the caucus is not try: 'ineaeaalaeinina eam OSHAWA DEC. 8-14 . ee Tp A THE BULGE ULTRA-PANAVISION® TECHNICOLOR® FROM WARNER BROS. ALSO "PALM SPRINGS WEEKEND" All Color Show KIDS UNDER 12 FREE FREE IN-CAR HEATERS tem apparently failed, JAMES STEW JOHN BECK presente ig MAUREEN OHA "@ ADDED HIT © Toe Tan Moaumest MonsTens OF Au Ta! ence is to try to unify the party, badly split at last month's con- vention which voted to hold a leadership convention next year, A minority of the federal caucus supported the ie: i review idea while the maiority wanted John Diefenbaker to re- main, that the fo who said it was all done in the name of unity, ' They said even the anti-Dief enbaker minority in the caucus strongly si the idea of a caucus "making confer: ence, One or two at least will be panel chairmen, The deci- sion to hold policy session was unanimous, DIES FOLLOWING CRASH WATERFORD, Ont, (CP) Allen Hill, 18, of Vanessa, Ont., died en route to hospital Wed- nesday after being involved in a car-truck crash a mile west The widespread interpretation rthcoming policy meeting was another round in that battle pained several MPs ' Ron-De-Vue Club DANCE PARTY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9th Dancing 9 p.m. till 2 a.m. Bar Facilities KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 184 Bond West.. .Oshawe couour 1g r denplay by Jack Davies and Norman Windom = FOWARD OHAPMAN + JERRY DESWONDE » PADDIE O'NEIL produced by Hugh Blowart * Directed by Robert Ashar SECOND HILARIOUS FEATURE ! 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