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2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdoy, July 25, 1967 A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE Opposition Leader Says Downfall Predicted Often HAMILTON (CP) -- Oppos!- s : tion leader John Diefenbaker Regional Hunting TORONTO (CP) -- Farmers said in an interview on CHCH- TV Monday that his downfall and sportsmen in Peel, Halton, has been predicted frequently York and Ontario counties will be asked their opinions on de- throughout his life. : The former Prime Minister velopment of a regional hunt- ing policy, the Central Ontario did not say, however, if he would contest the Conservative Regional Development Council leadership at the party's na- announced Monday. ' The council will send out tional convention in Toronto in questionnaires within a month September. for opinions on whether hunting "T never felt any better than I fee: at the present time,"" he should be allowed in the area said. and suggesting a policy to pro- Mr. Diefenbaker said centen- vide regulation standards and nial celebrations . have been protection for owners. "outstanding" and are "indici- tive of a new Canadianism." He said the New Democratic Party will never be fully ac- cepted by Canadians because they realize an NDP govern- Private Beaches FORT ERIE, Ont. (CP)-- Men-bers of the Association for . int the Preservation of the East ea ven re Erie Lakefront (APEEL) said Monday they plan a mass march for late August in their JOHN DIEFENBAKER continuing flight against public Innocent People ..+ Never felt better exclusion from private beaches TORONTO (CP)--More inno-)}---~------------- on Lake Erie. cee eer ever Lorevet are being arrested in the Unit States as a result of recent U.S. Water Reference wagon, will trek the 22 miles Supreme Court rulings, the In-- TORONTO (CP)--The Ontario along the beachfront from Port ternational Conference of Police) water Resources Commission Colborne, Ont., to this town 15 Associations was told Monday./has compiled a detailed refer- miles south of Niagara Falls, Join L. Sullivan of Washing-|ence book on water quality con- Ont ton, an executive of the ICPA,'ditions in the province Stanfield Support APEEL members said march- ers, led by a- horse - drawn said police may not interrogate) The 287 - page book includes a suspect if he is alone and in-| data gathered by the commis- dicates any reluctance to be!sion between July, 1964, and Oe ere das pashis 10) Ontario drainage basins used/Monay from an Ontario MP -- silent and to have legal extensively as water supplies. in the Nova Scotia premier's counsel. Initially, the book is being dis- }iq for leadership of the Pro- tribuled only to the municipali- pine ee veruniie a ; . ties in the drainage basins bileordan ee ee ed i Investigate Saucers der study. However, a commis-| gound-M " 43 : id Fa tate sion official said extra copies! ~ i ee a Ma li ld oi LONDON (AP) -- Reports of| Vi) be avaiichin i pies in ment he is pleased that Pre- Fe trae per apt |eresed partes, on ats ae ae? gated by the British govern- | eg : ment, but "'nothing of defence eu: interest has been found," Par-| Hemophiliac Hotel Proposed liament was told Monday. Un-| MONTREAL (CP) -- A ship- ' Rai pe identified flying objects looking| ment of blood clotting stimuli, ¢ {ORO NTO, (CP). -- Hilton of like fireballs were reported seen | needed to. help save 'the life offcane'@. Lid. has offered to in several European countries/Donald Allen, 23. a hemophil- build a $25,000,000 - $35,000,000 last week. jiac, was flown to Montreal hote! opposite Toronto's new ead gg n to Montreal Mon- city hall. City council will award a contract next April to the de- | day. . : The coagulant. in production |, gre aki 5 Killed By Train {in France 'since 1961, was flown NelOnInE En Mane) oe er FORTALEZA (Reuters)--Nine | f° Montreal from Paris via New persons died and 46 were in-| ¥ ork. jured in a train derailment be-|, Allen has been bleeding in- tween' the cities of Crato and|!ernally since a car accident Fortaleza in northeast Brazil|f0ur months ago. His blood Wait For Homes ' Sunday, it was announced Mon.|!acks the normal coagulants to TORONTO (CP)--The waiting day. stop the flow once it is acci- list for housing in Toronto has)! dentally. started The blood concentrate from in three months, says a report| ' Allowed To Speak Paige is the only treatment so by the housing registry of Met-\! r that has helped his condi- ropolitan Toronto, The city had erty ' ( year-old sign language used by|tor def ; white - robed Roman Catholic ee rage monks in Ireland has N m abolished. Monks will be| i glowed to speak for the first} waite Kidneys | . time, but a silence rule remains! _ INTO (CP) -- Two pa- rw with only a minimum amount of|tients who received kidne y| No ay Applies words to be exchanged. \transplants at Toronto Western} BRUSSELS, Belgium |Hospital July 18 are doing well, ers)--Norway Monday became E a re U a hospital spokesman said Mon- the fourth country in the last mi Ta 10n day. few n.onths to apply for mem- g Pp He said Diane Glover, 12, and bership in the European Com- ' roar ph (Reuters) -- AjRocco di Taranto, 32, have been|mon Market, Euratom and the ota wht yoy Bermudans ae (taken off artificial kidney ma-|European Coal and Steel Com- emigrated to Canada since 1946, |chines after receiving kidneys munity say statistics published here/from a Toronto woman who Offers For Ship tions June 30. The majority citizens, Monday. One hundred and'4q; si ninety migrated last year, com- sled of @ steoke. pared with 120 in 1965. i LONDON (Reuters) -- Six- s Chiropractors teen cash offers 'trom at least Publish Budget MONTREAL (CP) -- Chiro- five countries have been made ; practic services will not be for the passenger liner Queen Pe ag a LB po. yap covered at first in the federal|Mary, which will be retired at $10,450,000 to repair are dai, |government's proposed Medical|the end of 'this year, her own- ane from the Arab-Israeli var|care Act but "the door is mostiers said Monday. Bids for the was published Mo Any Wy 'a certuinly open," a member of|81,000-ton Cunard ship closed at P me ueny OY Toye | Parliament representing Health' midnight Monday night. decree. The supplementary ap- . ins 33 % propriation includes $420,000 io | Minister MacEachen said Mon- Ban Mini Skirts KINSHASA (Reuters) -- Mini- relieve unemployment, $638,000 skirts will be banned in The for recruiting for the armed forces and for fortifications and Congo, Justice Minister Joseph Nsinga announced Monday. Se- $840,000 for reorganization of in- ternal security forces. |vere measures will be taken against nationals and foreigners who do not comply, he said. Ease Visa Rules BERLIN (AP) -- British, Andre Quellet, Liberal mem- ber for Montveal-Papineau, told the world Congress of Chiro- practors the act has the provi- sion for including the services of professionals other, than phy- Sicians provided that the prov- inces are agreed. False Cards TORONTO (CP) -- The Tele- Ban Luxuries _ DAMASCUS (Reuters) -- The import of "luxury goods" was banned under a decree issued Monday by the Syrian ministry of economy and foreign trade. The ban covers, among other gram says Italian immigrants French and United States au- things, neckties, hats, beer. furs/ 27° being funnelled into the thorities announced Monday eli- and artificial flowers. : United States on forged U.S. mination of visa requirements social security cards obtained in for East Europeans who want Toronto to visit West Berlin for up 30 The newspaper says in a days. Rush On Stamps front-page story the racket is CHICHESTER, England (AP) , operated by a travel agent who This Sussex town's post office charges the immigrants -- in Charge Fraud quickly sold out Monday when|Canada on a visitor's visa-- BRANTFORD (CP)--Bail was the new Sir Francis Chichester|$700 each for the phoney U.S, set at $5,000 cash or $10,000 stamp went on sale. It com- cards. property bond for Oliver Bass, 2 memorates Sir Francis's solo 19, of Toronto when he appeared sail around the world, com- in magistrate's court Monday pleted recently. Collectors Swindle Victims charged with fraud in the sale fast another 12,000 stamps had) TORONTO (CP)--The RCMP was adjourned to July 31. Court to be rushed from Portsmouth. |CO"firmed Monday that two Por- was told the fraud involved "'in nine pence--about 30 cents. |iM8 in Canada illegally were go99 knitti achi é probably the victims of a swin- it Page dame -- ---- | ° Gets Six Months of the Portuguese. Immigrant |Aid Society. : i KINGSTON, Ont. (CP) -- A Fields, 22, of Wallaceburg, Ont.,'dent. said in an interview Sun-| majority of sin sta so 100 Portuguese|workers have voted against a fracas early Saturday at alare in Canada with forged do-| 7 epiecaeae enh: Wallacebure carnival. was jen ees a Wi orge 0- one-day national walkout early tenced Monday to six months| py a cang aw ig ate : | by a gang into paying $1,000 for 9.500 postal workers worked the and fined $300 or an additional! papers which supposedly ad- aly , Gontederstinn Dav holi- Fields, who pleaded guilty to ; : ae ' ah ope Dan Cross, president of the a rioting charge, testified he Kingston local of the Canadian } cleared out the first supply so of knitting machines. The case The stamp costs one shilling 'usuese men charged with be-| excess" of $15,000 in the sale of dle described by the president Postment CHATHAM (CP)--Charles R.| Jose Rafacl, the society presi- one of 27 persons charged after day more than having been duped|next month, proposed because three months. mitted them as immigrants. day without compensation. used a steel bar to smash mid- Union of Postal Employees, in| Policeman Cleared way tents, booth d 3 | lights oe oo SMITHS FALLS (CP)--Con-+,an interview Monday cited a} : stable James Parson of thejletter from Revenue Minister D ] Kill Th pital aga gg was ar lar cnicatiee' owe one on pay ry the ice commis-|for pre staff who worked) e uge 1 s ree sion Monday of charges he had|July 3 KARACHI, Pakistan (Reut-|stolen Jumber from a_ local ers)--Karachi's worst monsoon'dealer. The 15-year veteran of rains in a decade killed at least|the department was suspended three persons Monday, injured| unde: the Police Act after a res- scores of others and left more|taurant owner reported that on than 3,000 shanty - dwellers|June 12 he saw a car with a homeless. During a three-hour|red dome light but no headlights/ period, more than five inches of) pull out of a lumber yard with) rain fell. 'plywood stacked on its trunk. PAINT| BUY DIRECT TONE-CRAFT KING PARK PLAZA i Q attractive proposal! for the prop- Quebee ering the state visit of President! the Quebec government. increased by 1,564 applications government were not permitted DUBLIN (Reuters) -- A 400-|{ion, known as Christmas fac- a waiting list of 12,744 applica-|badges issued by the federal|more severe. Reporters had it/Re tsa stations and ships sery-|$314 for senior reporters from|access highways be raised to nt |were for families and senior yee (as part of its fight with fede officials over details of the five- (Reut-'day state visit --a dei) WEATHER FORECAST TORONTO (CP) i forecasts issued at 5:30 a.m. to- day. ses Synopsis: The province's un- ettled weather picture con lues. In the south some cloud 'and some sunshine may be ex | | pected today with a brief shower) |most. localities. : |more cloudiness wit and lower temperatures are pre- | provement in all departments in all areas. Toronto, Hamilton, | Windsor, Lake St. Clair, Georgian Bay, Niagara, west |Lake Ontario regions: Varying | |Slight chance of a brief shower | |warm Wednesday. : jwest 15 to 25, diminishing to light tonight. : ; Eastern Lake Ontario, Hali- Police hold crowd of cheered French President Montreal City Hall Monday burton regions: Variable cloudi- - some 3,000 persons who de Gaulle on his arrival at night. (CP Wirephoto) . {ness with a few showers today. Guild Seeks Mostly sunny and warm Wed- nesday. Winds northwest 15 to 25 later today. Diminishing to light tonight. Sudbury, North Bay, northern Caouette Defends Canada, 1, Raise Dues M "4 By PAUL DUNN Georgian Bay, Timagami, Al- ¢ J oe g : coma, Cochrane, southern White Tl 1C © au e peec OTTAWA (CP)--The Ameri- River regions: Cloudy with a can Newspaper Guild, hit hard)few sunny intervals and_scat- ROUYN, Que. (CP)--Credit- 'But I can say that we are,was estimated at between 3,000 by newspaper mergers and sus-| tered showers today. Mostly iste leader Real Caouette said not in France, we are in Can- and 10,000. pensions, began convention de-/sunny and warm Wednesday. Monday night that if President/ada. | don't want French cul-| 'And many of them were sep-|bate Monday on a recommended Northwest winds 15 to 25 be- Charies de Gaulle of France ture, I want Canadian culture."|aratists,"' said Mr. Caouette,)dues increase and a_ stiffer! coming light tonight. says '"'anything to the detriment nf who makes his home in this | bargaining stance. : Northern White River region: of Canidan unity, I am not with .,M- a : {northwestern Quebec centre. The 35,000-member guild re-|Cloudy clearing this afternoon. him." ' all the fuss made over the de} _ = ------ presents editorial and commer--Sunny Wednesday but with The Creditiste leader, after, @4uile visit by the Quebec gov- cial employees of newspapers,|afternoon cloudiness and_scat- making the remark in an inter-;¢rmment of Pre ae' Daniel news services, magazines,| tered showers. Warmer Wednes- iv Johnson "there siould have broadcasting companies and re-|day, Winds northwest 15 becom- Caouette. said that "with} Passengers, re a ee kane : been 300,000 eid ae out to hae lated enterprises in the United/ing light tonight. Montreal speech by the visiting President de Gaulle Monday R States, Canada and Puerto Rico.| Western James Bay region: president, in which Gen. de "ht rew nescue President Arthur Rosenstock] Sunny western sections, cloudy} Instead, the crowd in Mont- of New York--who announced|with showers eastern sections | Gautle used a separatist slogan f " ' } "Quebec libre." HALIFAX (CP) -- The crew his retirement after eight years today. Variable cloudiness with and passengers from the Italian in the post--set the proposed, a few showers entire region cargo ship Giacinto Motta were New bargaining stance in his Wednesday. Winds northerly to be taken from St. Anthony, 9Pening remarks to the guild's/near 15 becoming light tonight. Nfld., to Gander today. week-long, 34th annual conven- The 32-man crew and three tion. Cloudy with showers or thunder- | passengers escaped from the| Having viewed the 'luscious storm this morning. Cloudy with ship Sunday as it was sinking|curves" of financial statements|SUNnY periods and a few show- west of Belle Isle after a colli-jin the newspaper industry) €'s this afternoon. Risk of a sion with the 17,000-ton Liberian|"we are impelled to conclude| thunderstorm again late today. | tanker World Mermaid. Only}that the presses are made of Clear this evening. Wednesday | The {not permit entry to any reporter |two crewmen were injured and/platinum -- not gold, although | whose only official state - visit}Dr. Gordon Thomas in St. An-|we would gladly settle for the badge was the one issued by|thony described their injuries as yellow metal." Study Seeks To Raise Speed not serious. The guild had lost some 1.700 TORONTO (CP)-- A detailed le Gaulle became mere decora- One of the reasons is that the _The 35. men spent Sunday;members in the closing earlier ion here Monday only qualification for the prov-|night at Camp Island near the | this year of the New York World Quebec button for his|taken to St. Anthony Monday byjannual operating deficit in its study of speed limits on On-} girl-friend as a joke. the hospital ship Strathcona, the|history. . . ." tario highways has produced a Reporters accredited to cover jincial badges was evidently to|Labrador coast north of the! Jouraal Tribune and ended the he visit only by the Quebec' show up. } Qualifications for federal ac- newest Grenfell Mission ship. The guild had advanced its recommendation that the maxi- creditation at least appeared) The Grenfell Missions are;recommended weckly wage to mum legal speed on controlled-| real for the president's speech 'Inexcusable Intrusion' Diefenbaker Comments MONTREAL (( government's official ac- reditation for journalists cov- P)-- At least one reporter Strait of Belle Isle. They were |financial year "with the largest got a o enter city hall for a de Gaulle eception They needed and the cards overnment, good for all state] fill out forms, signed by theirjing isolated communities in| $291.35 5 .68| mile: Centennial | bosses. These were submitted to| Newfoundland and Labrador. ieee allece wc 5) ee Se Ottawa. | Dr. Thomas, the superinten-| Charles Perlik Jr., ANG sec-| The deputy 'highways minis-| This hassle oven extended to|dent of the Grenfell hospital at\retary - treasurer, Washington, ter, A. T. C. McNab, said Mon-! transportation, Provincial buses|S!. Anthony on the northeast tip|D.C., said the international ex-|day the study by members of and vehicles carried journalists | of Newfounldand's great north-lecutive proposed three steps to|his staff has been discussed by| to city hall, where everyone|ern peninsula, said none of the|improve the organization's fin- transport departn-ent and police was switched to federal trans- men from the Giacinto Motta) ancial position -- belt-tightening!| officials but has not vet gone to! could speak English but a doc-\at head office, mainly by not!the provincial cabinet for ap- tor at the hospital spoke Italian {i\|ing one vacancy; deferring) proval. and acted as translator. savings this fiscal year from|=------ apa Se known 1968 .expenses; and a} per-capita dues increase to $2.64 a month from $2.54, effective to Canada's | ear Quebec created its own sys tem of accrediting journalists But police at city hall would' portation. Montreal Liberal MP fi elias Asks Cancellation Of Tour Bil! 0 Rights MILTON, Ont. (CP)-- Robert MONTREAL (CP) -- Warren respectful, insulting and an ef- Nixon, Ontario Liberal Leader, Allmand, Liberal MP for thelfrontery to the Canadian gov- Sunday called on the federal) Montreal riding of Notre-Dame- ernment and the Canadian peo-| government and the provinces} de-Grace, said. today he has ple." to give Canadians a common asked External Affairs Minister. The MP was _ referring to) bill of rights during Centennial LEWIS OPTICAL Established for over 30 years Aug. 15 William J. Farson, ANG ex- ecutive vice-president, said that|f] 10 King Street West despite mergers and suspen- 725-0444 sions 1,000,000 more newspapers were sold daily in the U.S. in camaenonnttetnse a 1966 than in 1965. Canadian cir- culation also was up. Since 1960 some 4,600 guild during the afternoon. Tempers: | en es however will be near 80 in 9. In the north| London . h showers | Kitchener .. 'Mount Forest i sday promises im- Wingham ... dicted. Wednesday p foe | cloudiness and sunshine today. | * lent 5 5 Sudbury .. |this afternoon. Mostly sunny and mattoa Winds north- | & r ° |Sault Ste. Marie Kapuskasing . | White River seasonable less humid. ss' | Fickle Weather Continues Some Clearing Wednesday Official ; sunny with some cloudy periods, temperatures and Winds southwesterly to west 10 to 20 except strong tin- and gusty in thunderstorms. Forecast Temperatures Low overnight, high Tuesday St. Catharines London, Toronto Lake Peterborough ..... | Eri | Kingston ... jE ke Huron, southern! Sins nels ern| Trenton . Killaloe . 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He told members of the Polish : ; : 2 : A same period some 4,400 new Gaulle's visit to Canada '"'and|his scheduled five - day state)Alliance of Canada attending a are had joWied have him and his party leave visit to Canada. The general/picnic that a universal bill of : ' The international executive anaGe diate! a . sia nas riohts e con- CanaGa immediately now is in Montreal after a road rights embedded in the Broa recommending to the con- mand said i inter- tr | sbec C stitution woul e one of the Mr. Allmand said in inter- trip from Quebec City. -- tituti nh wuld be one of wention, View 1 Ceveh rental view that he made the request' Mr. Allmand said Gen. de|best birthday presents Cana- init, be given to bargaining Martin "by urgent mes- Gaulic is here as a guest and dians could receive. . ie 3 p i) Mr in the coming year.so that we 2 "he should respect the Cana-; Mr. Nixon said the bill of) 7. ; hea President de Gaulle had made dian government and the Cana- rights introduced by former nr alge hn oe pot ge Be remarks which were '"dis- dian people." Prime Minister John Diefen-|Gistry's iecord et Korii?! 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"This wasn't no Ni said a Negro woman two doors from a tront wall, all that 1 2 three-storey brick on 14th St., just soutl the most heavily dam along Grand River 2 3 Drastic R Blame A TORONTO (CP) -- Detroit representative ternational police here said Monday he founded at what was | his city, He said he he was not there. Police from Los Ai Newark, N.J.--scenes rioting last summer year--called for dra to prevent or curtail One officer pred within 15 or 20 ye: rioting would take pl: onto. Speakers at the In Conference of Polic tions blamed a migre of agitators, perha} hundred strong, for t riots which have hit cities from coast to « The conference sé gram to Michigan George Romney ci his firmness in orde to use their guns w -Sary. _ The Detroit police sent 10 delegates to ence. All but one--Br have returned to Because of the tense ation in the United § 125. of 250 delegate hand. George O!Nan, p! the 8,500-member L Fire and Police Pro sociation, said he riots in Toronto's fu' "You are getting population here. Yor stage. we were abou ago and you have | can draft dodgers, w agitators. "You are welcom them--they are wort! country." The president of th sey State Patrolman tion, John C. Heffe well-organized migre of troublemakers "'a nist-inspired."" He said rioters in sey resorted to sava to fight and kill pol "One constable a was sliced up by lon broken glass just a Mau would have do: