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Oshawa Times (1958-), 12 Jul 1967, p. 12

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12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, July 12,1967 Refugee Aid Boycotted BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) -- A boycott of British and American ships threatens to prevent the delivery of 4,700 tons of flour for Arab war refugees. The American freighter Lips- comb Lykes is due in Beirut July 24 with flour for the UN Relief and Works Agency to feed Palestine refugees. Ship- ping sources reported today the Lebanese Dock Workers Feder- ation still has not agreed to un- | load it. Three of Lebanon's top Chris- tian political leaders have is- sued an appeal calling for Leb anon to maintain its ties with the West despite the Arab-Is- raeli war. The Lebanese government has not followed other Arab coun- tries in blacklisting British and American ships. But the seven trade unions making up the dockers federation have refused since June 7 to handle vessels flying the Union Jack or the U.S. flag. Conservatives Challenge Vote MEXICO CITY (AP)--Mexi- co's conservative party, the PAN, has served notice it will challenge results of at least 50 of the congressional contests won July 2 by Mexico's rul- ing Institutional Revolutionary party, the PRI. A PRI spokesman said Mon- day night the party's candidates won 177 of the 178 seats in the chamber and all seven races for governor, including turbulent; Sonora where student riots against the party caused at least 50 districts when the elec- toral college meets Aug. 15. The PRI has not lost an election in 33 years, but PAN members were elected mayor of four cit- jes or towns in Sonora this time, including Hermosillo, the state capital. against the party caused at least four deaths. The PAN said it would charge irregularities in at least 50 dis- tricts when the electoral coll meets Aug. 15. The PRI has not lost an election in 33 years, but PAN members peg verbo mayor of four es or in raltned this time, including Hermosillo, the state capital. Ambassadors Forced to Retire ATHENS (AP)--Five Greek ambassadors in key points were placed in retirement in a major shakeup of the diplomatic serv- ice, the military-led regime an- nounced Monday. ambassadors were s00n be relieved of their duties. The military junta gave no reason for the forced retire- ments, but the ambassadors' loyalty to the dictatorship had been in question since the April 21 coup. The five are Alexios Latis, at the United Nations; Ionnis Kal- lergis, France; Andreas Pap- pas, Austraia; Nicholas Madji- vassiliou, Japan, and Ioannis Frantzis, India. Picasso Play To Be Given NICE, France (Reuters) -- A play by Pablo Picasso banned by the mayor of St. Tropez '"'to save the morality of his port," now is scheduled to be per- formed in a nearby village. The six - act play, Desire Caught by the Tail (Le Desir Attrape par la Queue), was Pi- casso's only literary work. It was written in 1941 and never published or performed. It in- cludes actors walking around naked and an actress relieving herself in front of the audience. Impresario Jean-Jacques Le- bel, sponsor of the Festival of Free Expression in which the play is included, said today it would be presented Friday at the village of Gassin, a few miles inland from St, Tropez. St. Tropez Mayor Jean Les- cudier banned the play July 3, saying a tent in which it was to be performed was a fire risk. But Lebel reported the mayor said privately he had taken the decision "to save the morality of his port." Syrian Paper Accuses CIA DAMASCUS (AP) -- The Syr- jan government newspaper Al Thawra charges that the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency was spreading rumors that the Arab world was trying to get nuclear bombs from the Soviet Union or China. 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Mooney-22 single - craft carrying four persons is missing b bury and Port / Armed Forces' re quarters here repor A spokesman sa craft, flown by Glen Edmonton, left Suc Monday afternoon | arrive at the Lake! it was scheduled to day evening. He said two Arn search planes are | and more aircraft ¥ the search. Names of the passe not immediately ava Bomb De Policeman BUFFALO, N.Y. ( liceman's auto was d a fire bomb Monda Buffalo's predomina East Side in what po a reprisal for the peacekeeping activiti Police said the « Jimmy Porter, had man for disorderly ct day in the area. Some persons had to get back at him b fire bomb at his « said. They said he had car in a nearby, but parking lot as a pre measure after the tt 'Mental Pati Stabs Polic TORONTO (CP) -- police officer was sta back Monday as _ he other officers took : from a mental ho: custody. 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