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adi, ini i aitiadiy iis tik tk Sk i ta. ek ae le tions Bureau in Paris has au-|to choose which day the exni- H i bition can open. , thorized Expo to remain open In the case of Expo 67, which sweden produced 4761,00| Additional Days : ELUSIVE COMMUTER BANDIT| Light Winds |.:":':=.-22 sat ae nae ee Neutral Aspect HITs BANKS AT RUSH HOUR sans Han tt of we) Allotted To Expo oe ta way rr ey wn mi ore. ] Delay 'Moth' MONTREAL (CP)--Expo 67|scheduled to close Oct. 27. jon_a_ Friday. 1 i i an additional} The standard period for any PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Po- and sandy, receding hair. dogs who really appreciate his}has been given an rie case te tena 22 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturdey, Mey 20, 1967 PLENTY TO CHOOSE Thing Of Past = By PETER ARNETT DONG HA, South Vietnam Yap) -- The movement of United States and South Viet- famese troops into the south- ern part of the demilitarized Zone between the two Viet- fams has removed the last ®estige of neutrality from the territory. » But far more important than the ending of the DMZ's 14- ear role as a buffer zone is e possibility that the south- #rn allied move might presage @ ground thrust into that part of the zone nominally assigned against military feeling in this however. The U.S. marines and South Vietnamese forces now in the DMZ are technically still in South Vietnam because they are operating south of the Ben Hai River border. The agree- ments that ended the French Indochina War in 1954 speci- fically delineated the demili- tarized zone as neutral terri- tory, to be inspected regu- larly by a team from the three-nation International Con- trol Commission. Earlier this year, because of the i ing violence of the fo the North Viet if not into North Vietnam itself. i North Vietnam has violated e 40-mile long DMZ since mid - 1966, building bunkers 'and fortified gun emplace- ments clearly visible from the Bir, and infiltrating battalions ef troops across into South Vietnam. * U.S.. military commanders have retaliated with air strikes and artillery bombard- ments against the Communist oppo but until Thursday iad avoided sending ground troops into the region. PULLBACK UNLIKELY Now that the move has been made, there seems little likeli- hood of a pullback out of the gone. Present strategy might lead to a decision to move southern allied ground forces to the northern edge of the DMZ and possibly into the panhandle of North Vietnam. Political considerations could weigh war, the control team, made up of Canadian, Indian and Polish members, moved to Hue in South Vietnam. PROBLEM WILL REMAIN The decision to sweep Com- munist forces out of the south- ern portion of the DMZ likely will solve only a small part of the whole problem. All of the Communist 105- millimetre artillery pieces that regularly hammers the forward U.S. strongpoints of Gio Linh and Con Thien are emplaced north of the Ben Hai River and out of reach of ground forces. The positioning of southern allied troops along the south- ern banks of the winding river promises to stop to some degree the Communist troop infiltration. But infiltration routes through the tortuous mountains in the western part of the DMZ are wide open. What the southern allied lice and FBI agents call him "the Big Man." He's better known as the Commuter bandit, an elusive gunman who had robbed 16 Pittsburgh banks of $171,593 over the last 54% years. He pulled his most recent job Wednesday, melting into the rush hour traffic with $19,700. Who he is and what he does when he isn't sticking up banks is anyone's guess. The most popular theory is that he lives respectably in the suburbs. When he needs a lot of money in a hurry, he holds up a bank. Officials say the commuter is big, between six feet and six-feet-two. He is between 40 and 57, weighs 200 and 240 pounds, with a barrel chest, Square shoulders, an oval, clean shaven face, blue .eyes FOLLOWS SAME METHOD Each holdup has followed the same basic pattern. He walks into a bank and asks for change--a roll of quarters, for example. He arouses no immediate suspicion because he looks so much like any other cus- tomer. Casually he pushes a note and a paper bag to the teller. It says something like: "Be quiet--be quick or your dead--no alarm--put all $5- $10-$20 in bag and hand it to me quietly and quickly or your dead!" He is usually armed with an automatic, believed to be .45- calibre. He leaves as casually as he enters, gets into a car, usually an older model and usually stolen, drives to the spot he parked his own car and dis- appears, move has achieved is basic- ally to move the front line for- ward 2,000 yards from the cur- rent region of Gio Linh and Con Thien, two strongpoints connected by a 650-foot-wide cleared strip of land once in- tended to help stop infiltra- tion. This strip now is useless. There is every reason to be- lieve that the North Vietnam- ese will increase their shelling because it provides them with a cheap. way to inflict casual- LONDON (CP)--Light winds are succeeding where huge seas failed in delaying the last run for home of Britain's globe- girdling lone yachtsman, Sir|® Francis Chichester. Chichester, 66, anticipated he| % would reach Plymouth at the end of his 19,000-mile world voyage by May 24. But a spokesman for his wife said Thursday it now is unlikely the yachtsman will get there in his 53-foot Gipsy Moth IV until May 27, Other reports make his arrival as late as May 29. The spokesman said that as a result of the delay it may be necessary to rearrange the for- mal knighting of Chichester by the Queen. The Queen was to knight Chi- chester at Greenwich Palace on the River Thames: June 2 with| % the sword given to Sir Francis Drake after his round-the-world trip almost 400 years ago. Chichester is to sail his yacht % up the English Channel and into the Thames to London just as Drake did aboard his Golden Hind in 1581. Chichester is also to receive|'¥ a special medal from some sea International Award Swimming effort in sailing from Sydney,|two days of life. Australia, around Cape Horn, to England. The fair announced Thursday|in its first categoty is 183 days. that the International Exhibi- There are more than 2,500 The host country has the right!kinds of mineral. + 1 SHV ORO AV ONO OVANVCNVCMAVOMOOVCNOY UPPER CANADA VILLAGE ONTAIRUO'S Ub UNV ING LEER Una EPR: (see it on your way to Expo) oe. is 1784-1867. You are there. A time You will love it. Close at hand are lush green parks, sandy beaches, marinas, fully equipped camping and trailer' si eactllecs pdt colin citing obs ted tft schts i ional facilities. Come to Upper Canada' Summer '67 Style Make three wishes: a mountain holiday... the thrill of @ World's Fair...a Centennial celebration... Voila. 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